The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-13
OFFICIAL.

which was referred the petition of John
Meyer, asking the refunding of $50
paid into the city treasury for doing
the business of a green grocer during
the years 1887, 1883 and 1889 at the
corner of Anderson and Randolph
streets, petitioner claims the collec-
ton was illegal, owing to his place of
business being outside the corporate
limits of the city, beg to report adj
versely to same.
James NJ. Dixon, Chairman.
Adopted.
The Committee on Finance, to which
was referred the petition of Kate Col
Inns, through her attorneys, Beckett
& Beckett, asking that the execution
now in the hands of the city marshal
in the amount of $20.66 against lot No.
SS, Solomon's ward, be cancelled. Pc
toner claims that at the time of the
purchase of this property from J. V.
Kennickell diligent inquiry was made
as to all taxes due on this property
and none could be found, beg to re-
port adversely to same.
James NJ. Dixon, Chairman.
Adopted.
The Committee on Finance to which
was referred the petition of G. T. &
J. F. Cam, attorneys for Floyd & Co
and j. w. Conner, asking a hearing be-
fore Council for the purpose of max
ing an effort to amicably adjust mat
tiers in the case now pending in the
City Court between your petitioners
and the city, beg to report adversely
to same
James M. Dixon, Chairman.
Adopted.
The Joint Committee on Public
Health and Finance, to which was re-
ferred the petition of Mary Taylor of
KIT Tnd 10 oGly fo ha re-
imbursed in the sum of five dollars for
one mattress destroyed by order of the
health authorities on account of con-
tagious disease, beg to report that
while the city recognizes no liability
they would recommend a donation of
$3.50 to petitioner. J. ]. Horrigan.
Chairman Joint Committee.
Adopted.
The Joint Committee on Public
Health and Finance, to which was re-
ferred the petition of Francis Gilstrap
of 40 Lumber street, asking compensa-
ton for articles destroyed by order of
the health authorities on account of
contagious disease, beg to report ad-
Versely thereto. j. j. Horrigan-
Chairman Joint Committee.
Adopted.
The Committee on Public Health, to
which was refererd the petition of
Elizabeth McPikc, asking to be reliev-
ed from the bill of $500 for cleaning
out privy vault at 7O5 East Gwinnett
street, beg to report adversely thereto.
]. ]. Horrigan, Chairman.
Adopted.
The Committee on"Public Health. to
which was referred the petition of ia
cob Kohn, asking permission to trans
fer Lot No. 1869, Laurel Grove Gene
terry, to Leopold Adler, beg to report
faYorably thereto. j. j. Horrigan,
Chairman.
Adopted.
The Committee on Streets and Lanes
to which was referred the petition of
sundry people, asking the paving of
Tattnall street, from Liberty to Gwin-
nett, and on Berrien or Wayne streets,
from Tattnall to West Broad streets,
union depot, with verified brick, beg to
report that there already being a paved
roadway parallel to Tattnall street
and within 70 feet from same, they are
constrained to report adversely thereto.
W. J. Watson, Chairman.
Adopted.
The Committee on Streets and Lanes,
to which was referred the petition of
D. Grimm for permission to build a
stoop to house on lot No. 157 Johnston
ward, Gwinnett street, near Harmon
fronting on Gwinnett street,, beg to
report adversely thereto.
W. J. Watson, Chairman.
Adopted.
The Committee on Streets and Lanes,
to which was referred the petition of
D. Grimm for permission to build a
stoop to house Ion OF No. 157 Johnston
ward, Gwinnett and Harmon streets
Qronting on Harmon street,, beg to
report adversely thereto.
w. J. Watson, Chairman.
A6ODtpd
The Committee on Streets and Lanes.
to which was referred the petition of
George l.. Kempf for permission to
build a veranda to. End story on lot No
AZ Dale ward, southwest corner Forty
first and Montgomery streets, beg to
report adversely thereto.
w. ]. Watson, Chairman.
Adopted
The Committee on City Lots. to
which had been referred the petition of
Chas. II. Sipple, asking permission to
use Lots 1 and 2. Springfield Planta-
ton, for pasturage, respectfully report
favorably on condition.:
First. That he will make satisfac-
tory arrangements with persons now
cultivating crops thereon.
Second. That he will on six months
notice by the city surrender full. pos
session.
= Third. That it shall be enclosed by
substantial wire fence which shall be
the property of the city as compensa-
ton for its use.
Fourth. That he will from date nav
rental at rate of ten dollars per wear.
D. R. Thomas, Chairman.
Adopted
The Committee on City Lots and
Opening Streets, to which had been re-
ferred the petition of sundry property
owners, asking that st. Julian street
be opened from East Broad to Ran
dolph street respectfully report adverse
ly thereto. d. r. Thomas.
Chairman.
Adopted.
The Committee on city Lots and
Opening Streets. to which had been re-
ferred the petition OF Mrs. b. Brady
Offering land for opening Thirty-sixth
street respectfully report by resolution. |
d. r. Thomas. Chairman.
Received as information.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS. !
The following applications to trans
Ter licenses were read and referred
TO the Committee OF the Whole.
John J. Masters, 20 transfer his green |
grocery license az 3i5 Abercorn street
10 =. r. Smith a. Co. al the same place /
~ business.
Mary ReRopoulO. 10 transfer his bar |
Der shop license al 2Of Bryan street. |
west % Caesar Cousins, az the same /
place u business.