The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-18

ing lost; was read and referred to tlA
Committee on Finance.
Petition of Chas. Bolden and w. H.
Sauls asking action on a former petition
of sundry persons to run water main
down the middle Ground road, from
Twelfth street to South street, thence
along South street to the sixth houses
west was reod and referred to the Com
mittee on Water.
Petition of Grantham 1. Taggart, asking
permission to extend his wharf TO the
herbor lines, as desiena ted by the United
States government; was read and referred
to the Committee on Haroor and Wharves-
Petitions of sundry residents and props
erty owners on Kline street asking the
opening of the said street between Wesc
Broad and Burroughs street; was read
and referred to the Committee on City
Lots and Opening Streets.
Petition of e. McPil1e, asking to- be re-
lieved from the payment of bill for clean-
ing sink; was read and referred to tha
Committee on Public Health.
Petition of Joseph w. Jackson, asking
permission to dig a privy vault on prem
ises, northwest corner of Tenth and west
Broad streets; was read and referred ia
the Committee on Public Health.
Petition of Mrs. Francis Webb Bradley
asking permission TO transfer lots, Nos-
10S and 100 Laurel Grove Cemetery, 10
herself and brother, they being the only
AN4iiS uGhS, was Tttasl ava HGltlLG0 W Wv
Committee on Public Health.
Petition of Mrs. Jennie Darnell, admins
istrator estate of Blanche Knelfer, FOR
permission to transfer lot No. POI Laurel
Grove Cemetery. to j. J. Thompson; was
read and referred to the Committee ON
Public Health.
Petition Of George Ehlers, for pernEs-
sion to dig privy vault at No. "a DAVIS
ward; was read and referred TO the Conf
mittee on Public Health.
Petition of Hattie Pinlney, asking rec
Enumeration in the amount of $3.50 for err
ticles destroyed by order Of the health au-
thorities on account of conta gious disease,
was read and referred to the Committee on
Public Health and Finance.
Petition of Ruther Young, asking to be
remunerated in the amount of 5000 Tor
articles destroyed by order of the health
authorities on account of Contagious dis
ease, was read and referred 20 the Cons
mittee on Public Health and Finance
Petition of r. w. Campos. plumbing in-
spector asking that his salary be increasei
$500 per month, TO be used for the main-
tenance Of horse and buggy to f1cilitaIe
the business of the Office, was read ana
refererd TO the Committee on Water with
power to act.
Petition of Miss Fannie Dorsett, asking
permission to repair frame house and Ie-
model same into one 2-story house on iot
No. 81, Crawford ward, was read and re-
ferred to the Committee on Fire.
Petition of Carl Schultz for permission
TO repair, remodel and improve an old one
story frame building into a modern TWO.
story frame. metal roof building, was re~'
and referred 10 the Committee on FIRE.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman Dixon
Resolved That he Committee on
Streets and Lanes be and they are hereSy
authorized to dispose of through the ~
rector of Public Works the public Ih1p
posts, and TO his end to call for bias lys
the posts as they stand or after 'ue'
have been removed by the city.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Mills
Resolved, That the Mayor be authoflEs
to contract with the Georgia TclepnV"o
and Telegraph Company for all CITY 'ei'
phones
Adopted
MISCELLANEOUS.
Communication from Otis Ashmore say.
ing that the National Educational AssU
citation will hold its annual meeting ~
Charleston during The second Wees
July and suggesting that IL wouii ~
proper and graceful thtng for CITY Coua
ell TO extend an invitation 20 the associ
tioa to VISIT our city, in order that tnr'
may see something ~ the beauty, con.
mercial and educational Importance W.
read and referred 20 the Mayor with pow
CT to act 1,n.
There being no further business Cou ~
Gil ,ock recess subject 20 the can o. ''
chair. WA. BAILEY,
Clerk Of Council