The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-30

Herman Myers.
Chairman Committee OF the Whole
Adopted
Henry Wotjen, 10 retail liquor on
Ogeechee road, near Charleston and Sa-
vannah Railway, from July l.
Adopted.
J. O. Bewan, TO retail liquor at the cor
ner of Bull and Best streets. from .nulv
Adopted.
John II. A. Bohn, 90 transfer his LIQUOR
license from the corner to Alice and West
=, Broad streets, to the corner of Barnard
and First streets.
Adopted.
T. e. McAlpin. to transfer his liquor
license from Bay lane and Houston
| sreets' to the southeast corner of Price
ana Congress streets.
Adopted.
j. J. Masters, 10 transfer his black
smiths license at 3lS Charlton street
west TO J. A. White. at the same place
of business
Adopted.
Eliza Mcqueen. TO transfer her small
deGier's license to Mrs F. Dittman a.
the same place of business, 46I Abercorn
street
Adopted.
]. A. White, 10 transfer his retail deal
er's license at 321 Jefferson street to the
corner Of Burroughs and Gwinnett
streets.
Adopted
John F. Fischer 10 transfer his LIQUOR
license at River ard Farm streets 20 Mrs
M W. Donohue. at the same place OF
business
Adopted.
The Committee OF the Whole. 10 which
was referred the petition OF the Georgia
lni1rmary asking that they be relieved
from the payment of an execution for
taxes In the amount of $l73 SIS for the year
1888 also bill of paving sidewalk around
It's property in Dasher ward, amounting
to $SSS'44, beg to report by resolution
Herman Myers,
Chairman Committee of the Whole.
Read as information
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
The following applications TO transfer IL
censes were read and referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole:
John p. DAILY, for permission to transfer
MS green grocery license Confederate vet
cram, from Tattuall and Jones street lane
to the corner of Castor and Price streets
f. p Barry for permission to transfer
MS green grocery license from the corner
OF Price and Huntington streets, TO the
northwest corner of Bolton and West
Broad streets.
Mrs. Rosa Gutenberg, for permission TO
transfer her red-hot license TO II. Horo-
WITT.
H. II. Lloyd & Co, for permission to
transfer his green grocery license 10 G.. J.
Jones, at the same place of business, 533
Indian street.
Petition of sundry residents, protesting
against the granting Of license TO ]. 0.
Bewan to retail liquor at the corner of
Bull and Best streets was read, and upon
motion, received as information.
Petition of sundry residents and property
owners in the immediate vicinity of Bull
and Best streets asking that the license
asked for for the sale of liqttor by j. o.
Bewan be granted, was read, and upon
motion. received as information
Petition of Thcs Screven, superntend-
ent police department asking for an ap-
proTra ion to assist In The entertaining
of the Police Chi is Convention to be held
in Savannah on July II. 70 and 49, was
read and referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Petition of Chas Ellis asking permits
sion to make fee simple lot known as east
half Of eleven GD Brown ward and that
he be allowed the usual discount Of 10
per cant. was r al and referred TO the
Committee on Finance.
Fetit on OF g orge Beckman asking that
he be r. funded the amount of 49, being a
do bic tax for ling to take out a badge
for ha k within the lime REQUIRED by ord
nance. was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Finance.
Petition of w. G.. and r. c. Harrison
a kirg that in case the petition pending
for a change in the ak ordinance + gard
ing the nesotia ng of lca-s is granted
that your pc itioners be refunded the sum
of SIT 80 paid into the city treasury during
1899 and 1850. for doing this SIP 'cihc class
of business, was read and REFERS 10 the
Committee on Finance.
Petit on of Mrs Mary A. Jackson and
Mrs A. b. Chisholm asking that the re-
spective interests in lot No. 7, Frederick
tything. Derby ward, be assessed sepa-
rately against each owner, instead of
lump sum as at present exists. was read
and referred to the Board OF Tax Asses
scrs.
Petition of Mrs. Annie Mcstay, widow OF
Fireman Frank McStay, killed Sept. g.
1895 while In the discharge OF his duty,
asking that she be paid the sum Of 1888 IS,
the same being the difference between the
amount recommended TO be paid 10 her ~
the Board Of Fire Commissioners, and the
amount paid by order of Council; was
read and referred to the Committee oil
Fire and Finance.
Petition of NJ. d. Lubin. asking permits
sion to erect one ten-horse power boiler
and engine at the Nicoll & Mercer ware
house. River street, just west OF the
Standard oil Company, 90 be used for
operating a small truck factory and 10
be built in accordance with ordinance.
was read and referred to the Committee
on Fire.
Petition OF r. G. Trezevant agent, Cen
trial Railroad. asking that two % addition
al fire alarm boxes. be paced upon the
property Of the company, the location Of
same to be decided upon by che fire chief
and the railroad authorities; was read
and referred to the Committee on Fire.
Petition Of +. +. Lowell and r. p. Low
ell. executors, through Saussy & Saussv. 4
attorneys, asking a conveyance in fee
simple 20 ground rent lots Nos. 10, II, IS
IS, II and 80. Springfield plantation; was
read and referred TO the Committee On
City Lots
Petition of william J Miscally, Jr..
stating that ~ City Council desires TO look
further into the m0tter Of new cemetery
site, he would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of Council to the tract of land known
as Avondale. consisting Of 800 acres. more
or less. Petitioner would be pleased
to confer with the committee naming a
hgure and giving such other information
as they might desire. was read and refer
red to the Special Committee on New
Cemetery.
Petition of Julia Edwards asking COM
pensation IN amount OF $sl.35 for articles.
destroyed by order OF the health authori-
ties on account OF contagious disease, was
read and referred to the Joint Committee
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