The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-10

The Committee of the Whole, to which
was referred the following petitions to re-
tail liquor and to transfer liquor license.
beg to report favorably to same.
Herman Myers
Chairman Committee of the Whole
Adopted.
p Butumer, MoDonough and East
Broad.
Charles Brickman, "a West Boundary
Champion & Evans, Taylor and West
Broad streets.
John H. Grimm. permission to transfer
license to retail liquor at President and
Randolph streets to A. A Martin at the
same place of business,
James j. Joyce, East Broad and Wheat
on streets.
w. r. Lynch, agent. Lumber and Bay
streets.
T. f. Mcbride 525 Bay street.
Rouse & Harris 40 Barnard street.
Cassie Schwarz, Anderson and Atlantic
streets.
A. Schiller, manager. II Bay street, east
Solomon Sheftall, Is Barnard street.
The Committee of the Whole, to whom
was referred the petition of Gen. w. w.
Gordon, after conference with him, re-
specially recommend that on Gen. Cor
| don giving title to forty-feet street on side
: of Lamar creek. to extend from St Julian
street to north side of Bay street the city
will accept the same without requiring
payment for grading or drainage, and the
Committee on Drainage be instructed to
put I'm a twenty four-nch drain pipe from
ST. Julian street to Bay street, and the
Committee on Streets and Lanes will be
instructed TO grade said street. 1t is fur
Their agreed that The time for laying the
railroad track from Randolph streer
through Bay street to Gordon wharf viii
be extended for six months from Jan. 10.
Herman Myers.
Chairman Committee of the Whole.
Adopted.
The Committee Of the Whole, to which
! was referred the petition of sundry ciu-
zeus protesting against the granting Of a
liquor license to Rouse & Harris. at 40
Barnard street, near Broughton, beg to
receive the protest as information.
Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee of the Whole.
Adopted.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
The following applications to retail liq-
uor were read and referred to the Com
| mittee Of the Whole:
East End Grocery Company, East Boun-
| Diary and Broughton streets.
Henry Fehrenkamp, 500 Bay street, west.
Martha A. Getsnger & Co., Union Hotel,
| West Broad street, between Stone ana
Harris streets.
George f. King, 216 Broughton street.
west
Frank Klrschstein, AZ Reynolds street
A. Mendel, agent, East Broad and lib
! erty streets
Petition OF the Pierpont Manufacturing
| Company, manufacturer of boxes and
| packages for fruit and vegetables asking
| that the city lease TO them for a period
| Of forty years part of the old water
works tract fronting on the Savannah riv-
er 800 feet. and running back to the pub
| lie road and measuring 400 feet. petitioner
| agreeing 40 pay rental for same at the
| rate of 800 per year, with the understand
| ing that If the plant Is located in said site
| they will not be subject to city taxes, was
| read and referred 10 the Committee-of the
Whole
Petition Of Lawton & Cunningham, at
| torneys for the Pennsylvania Company, as
| executor and trustee of the estate Of @.
w DeRenne, desiring 10 make fee simple
lot No 3. Lafayette ward and asking the
usual discount OF 10 per cent, was read
and referred to t1e Committee on FL
nance
Petition Of Louis A. Falligant Offering
to the city lots A and Il of the Burke sub
division of the southern iwo-thirds Of gar
den lot No. 2 of the original Sites sub
division of farm lot No. 5, Holland tytn-
Ing, Perclval ward, now Faligant ward
needed for the opening Of Whitaker street.
az the rate of 20 cents per square foot
was read and referred to the Committee
on City Lots and Opening Streets.
Petition Of T. j. Dooey, Offering lots l
and 2, Law ward for the opening Of Bur
roughs street, for the sum Of 81 $50 was
read and referred TO the Committee on
| City Lots and Opening Streets
Petition of Gabriel l.. Bowen, Offering
lot G. in Brownsville ward, needed for
the opening of Ahercorn street, for the
sum of 1856, was read and referred to the
Committee on city Lots and Opening
| Streets.
Petition OF Mrs. j. b. Fitzgerald ask
ing Council 10 exchange part of lot No.
! 81 Meldrim word, for part of lot No %.
same ward, was read and referred TO the
Committee on City Lots and Opening
| Streets.
Petition Of City and Suburban Railway
and r. NJ Cunningham, trustee, with re-
spect TO sale of Fourth street. between
| Barnard and Bull streets was read and
n ierred to tHe Committee on City Lots
and Opening Streets.
| Petition Of j. c. Postel states that IN
| the construction of certain buildings at
| Gwnnett and Paulsen streets he has en-
| croached upon the city's right-of-way Of
| the Blboa canal, and asks that he be
rarrpftted tn nurphaoa the pucrOac lmeul