The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-27
OFFICIAL.

Central of Ga. Ry... 1S1 so
Pay roll ............. PSI g. 2,4So s.
Sink Department
Patrick Buttimer.....$ COZ so
T. j. Davis .......... 10 81 e12 Il
Storm Sewers
Time of hands. Sc 81
Water Works (New)-
Pay roll sc...........$ 1886 S.
J. d. Weed & Co... 10 80
T. A. Ward, Mgr. 325
A. S. Bacon ........ SO q
Knickerbocker 1. Co.. 3 90
Time of hands ..... 70 so
Time of Hands ..... n So 1852 II
Water Works (Old)-
| Thomson & Harvey. ..........$ 464 %
Water Works Installation on Lift
Pumping Plant
| Pneumatic Engineer
ing Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $7,0 900 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $29.S44 sS
The Committee of the Whole, to
which was referred the following aD-
| plications to transfer licenses and to
retail liquor, beg to report favorably
Adopted. Herman Myers,
Chairman.
John ]. Masters, IL. transfer his
green grocery license at 345 Abercorn
street to 8. F. Smith & Co. at the
same place of business.
Mar Regopoulo, to transfer his bar
Der shop license at 204 Bryan street
west, to Caesar Cousins, at the same
| place of business.
| Hayes & Jones, to transfer contrac-
tors license at 24S Montgomery street
to j. M. Hook, at the same place of
| business.
Spellman & Bruning to retail liquor
| at the corner of Alice and West Broad
| streets.
The Delmonico Company, to retail
! liquor at the corner of Bull and York
streets southeast corner).
The Committee of the Whole to
which was referred the petition of the
trustees of the Hebrew Cemetery, ask
ing the reconsideration of the I'm
favorable action of Council taken at
! the last meeting of Council upon their
| petition asking the remittance of GER
! tain taxes against the GENE cry prop
! erty, beg to report adversely thereto
Adopted. Herman Myers,
Chairman.
| The Committee on Finance, to
! which was referred the petition of Bel
ford & Co.. asking the issuance of du-
plicate truck badges, the originals
| having been stolen, beg to report adj
versely to same Adopted
James NJ Dixon
Chairman
The Joint Committee on Streets and
Lanes and Fire, to which was refer
/ red the petition of James H. MeKenna,
for permission to repair and remodel
| building in the rear of lot No. 10 Jack
son ward, corner of Whitaker and
Oglethorpe avenue lane, and to build
one bay window on Whitaker street
and one in lane. IL feet from the
! ground, beg to report favorably there
to- Referred to the Committee of the
| Whole. W. ]. Watson,
Chairman.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Application of L. c. Rehm for per-
mission to transfer his liquor license
at the corner of Alice and Jefferson
streets to Harry wilkins at the same
| place of business was read and re-
| fcrred to the Committee of the Whole.
Petition of James Smith asking per-
! mission to transfer his grocery license
! from the southwest corner of Lumber
| and Walker streets to Mr.. w. H.
| Fleming at the same place of bust
| ness.
Petition of j. H Estin, president
| Union Society asking the donation oil
! $l3055 being the balance due for taxes
| for the year. 1901, was read and re-
| ferred to the Committee of the Whole.
|
bordering on the Bilboa canal asking
that the same be covered, it's present
open condition being a menace to peo-
| pie living in its vicinity, was read and
| referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Petition from the Board of Control
of the Local Florence Crittenton Mis-
sion, asking a donation of a lot upon
which to erect building for the uses
1 M 1nrfa lit,
1 which is to do rescue work among fall
| en- and unfortunate women and girls,
was read and referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole
Petition of the Georgia Infirmary
asking an additional appropriation of
500 per month for the uses of the in
stitution TO take effect from the 1st
day of last January. was read and re-
| rerred to the Committee of Whole
| Petition of Mrs. Dora Zammert ask
ing on account of destitute circum-
stances, that she be relieved from the
payment of taxes due on'personal prop
! erty for the year 1902 in the amount
| OF $2.1S, was read and referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Petition of c. A. Allen & Co. asking
the refunding of $50 upon license issued
to them, petitioners having removed
from the city, was read and referred to
Petition &c John Kelly, asking for
a duplicate hack badge oI permit for
the balance of the year 1902. in place
OF hack badge No. 5, lost by driver;
was read and referred to the Com,
mittee on Finance
Petition of w. w. Mackan, presi-
! dent Savannah Union Station Com
pany, calling attention to the city's
dumping ground near the company's
line, the odor being quite obnoxious.
and asking relief from the nuisance:
was read and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Lanes
Petition of Youmans & Demmond.
calling attention to the street car
tracks not being in the middle of the
street in Abercorn street, from Henry
| to Forty second street, and asking
| that in the event of the street being
| paved. that the railroad be made to
straighten out their tracks, so as to
have sufficient space to permit a We
hicle to remain Standing between the
! tracks and the curbing, at present
this being practically impossible; was
read and referred to the Committee on
| Streets and Lanes.
Petition of sundry property owners
In the vicinity of Abercorn street and
Park avenue. asking the placing OF a
| light at the intersection of the said
streets; was read and referred TO the
| Committee on Streets and Lanes.
Petition of w. w. Mackall, 'presi-
dent OF the Savannah Union Stat
Company, asking the placing OF two
| electric Lights IA front OF the station
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