The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-24

transfer his liquor license from No. 2l3
Price street to No. Is Broughton street.
east. Adopted.
Petition of W. r. Fulton for permission
to transfer his green grocery license at
No. 1912 West Broad street to p f. Mas
ters at the same place of business.
Adopted.
Petition of w. T. Lynch, agent, for per-
mission 10 transfer his liquor license at
the corner of Lumber and Bay streets to
Mrs. Mary Ann Farrell at the same place
Of business Adopted.
Petition of Charles Brickmanu for per-
mission to tranfer his liquor license from
No. 81 West Broad to 6l5 Indian street.
Adopted.
The Committee on Finance, to which
was referred the petition of NJ. Kassman,
asking to be relieved of an execution of
ISL for license, as a timer, now in the
hands of the city marshal, Petitioner
claims he is financially unable TO pay the
license; beg to report uufavorably to to-
tai reduction. the petitioner carries stock
worth $50 TO $50, and we recommend that
the license in his instance be reduced 10
$1,000, being that of small dealers license
Isaac G. Haas,
Acting Chairman Committee on Finance.
Adopted
The Committee on Finance, to which
for permission to make lots Nos. 30 and
S. Springfield plantation, fee simple, and
asking what discount will be allowed; beg
to report adversely TO the allowance Of
any discount these lots being held differ
emily from the ground rent lots in the
city, they being held under leases with
the rigt in the lessee to pay the Apurchase
money and get a title to the lots.
j. J, Horrigan,
Acting Chairman Committee on Finance.
Adopted
The Committee on Finance, to which
was referred the petition of J. c, Slater
asking the usual discount of 10 per cent,
10 make fee simple lot No 81, Ebert
ward beg TO report favorably thereto.
j. j. Horrigan,
Acting Chairman Committee on Finance.
Adopted
The Committee on Finance to which
was referred the petitions of T. ,. X.
Rivers, Albert launches. r. Demere, ROB
ert Mackey, G. a. Lord, M. b. Mcmillan,
asking permission to have duplicate coat
hack badges issued in place of ones lost,
beg TO report adversely to same.
j. j. Horrigan,
Acting Chairman Committee on Finance.
Adopted.
The Committee on Streets and Lanes
to which was referred the petition of the
Edison Electric Illuminating Company,
asking permission 10 lay spur track
from the Central Railroad tracks on Bay
street to The coal yard of the petitioner
on the same street, beg to recommend
that same be granted, work 20 be done
ia. concentration Of Director of Public
Works. James NJ. Dixon.
Chairman Com. on Streets and Lanes.
Adopted.
The Committee on PuollE Iiealtn 20
which was reIerleu 'He we
tons, beg TO report 1aVoraDly 70 s'ine'
D. " a. iei,'
Chairman Com on PUBIC fieai'"
Adopted , i. -.
r. j. Grower, for PERMISSION 10 trans
fer lot No. 1885 Laurel Grove cemetery
to Mrs. S. a. Coats.
Adopted. -.-.,-
Harrison d Myrlck representing D. -
Ferris, asking PERMISSION 10 transfer nv
No. 220i Laurel Grove cemetery TO MIS-
E. A. Proctor.
Adopted.
Mrs. w. II, Rose, Tor PERMISSION 10
transfer lot No. 24o2 Laurel 1roNe Neine-
tery to Mrs. l.. a. Newton
Adopted.
The Committee on Pubic HeaIth 70
which was referred the petltioh OF p .;
McFall for permission TO diS airy Wen
at the southeast corner OF Bun ana Frey
enth street lane, peg 80 report laVoI"plS
TO same conditioned upon conhectloh oe-
ing made to the new sewerage system
as soon as available FOR use by TINS prop
erty j. OT' Jarreil'
Chairman Com on Puohc Health'
Adopted.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
IT. follo,ying netitions TO transfer
IT,, r,,oro road and referred to the
c,1...,,,ittea Of Tho Whole:
- VI wise IN transfer her green
-. iioa,se al No 41g Harris street.
49, 70 n Hobbs at the same place Of
t "eJ,, W. -
~ t1od,,os g. 70 10 transfer his re-
~, 1855 license To r CIuRman a co.
sar,a nlaca Of business No. 14l
~, s,rset
Eo,,r+oi, for nermission to trans
g.. ,i ~ orea, erocerv license from the cor
No.. nf G. Canl and Zublv streets 10 No.
to19 Tyost proad street.
Petition of Cornelius McKane. NJ D.,
nresident of the Board of Corpora tors of
the McKane Hospital, Offering to turn
over TO the city its buildings, grounds and
other property of the Institution, Condi-
toned that the city will perpetually use
the said institution for the benefit of the
colored people and the training of co.ored
nurses. the city to assume it's present in
dehtedness Of 81 OOO was read and re-
ferred 10 the Committee of the Whole
Pati,ion of w. II. Tarver submitting
nronosition relative 40 the establishment
pf q froo lihrarv. was read and referred
% tha COMMITTEE Of the whole.
pe,ttio,, Of Miss Margaret Arnold Cos
go