The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-05

Fay Pay roll TGp ........... $ 90 % 71s5 Is
Total :. .....................s2 1. 1893 90
The Committee of the Whole, u
which was referred the petition of j.
L. Taylor to retail liquor at 212 Hous-
ton street, beg to report favorably to
same. Herman Myers,
Chairman.
Adopted.
The Committee on Streets and Lanes.
to which vas referred the petition of
sundry people employed and doing bus
mess at the Atlantic Coast Line
wharves, fertilizer factories and cot
ton warehouses adjacent. asking the
placing of three electric lights in the
read leading from the intersection of
Randolph street to the Bilboa canal,
beg to report that the lights have
been ordered and will be placed in po-
sition as soon as they arrive.
w. ]. Watson,
Chairman.
Received as information
The Committee on Streets and Lanes
to which was referred the petition of
Levkoy Bros. & Haym. calling atten-
ton to the condition of Montgomery
street between Congress and Brough-
ton, the car track in some places be-
roadbed, beg to report that the matter
has been remedied. w. ]. Watson,
Chairman.
Received as information.
The Committee on Fire to which
was referred the petition of the Cres-
cent Steam Laundry Company, by NJ.
j. Feiler, manager. asking permission
10 erect one ten Q0)-hors boiler for
laundry purposes at No. 9 Whitaker
CT ~ 49,
nance. beg to report favorably thereto
provided the petitioner will property
protect all wood work near or adioin-
Ing the furnace and stack.
E. A. M.Schroder,
Chairman
Adopted
The Committee on City Lots and
Opening Streets. to which was referred
the petition of T. NJ Norwood asking
the cooperation of the city engineer
with his surveyor in fixing line of his
property in Forty-second street re-
specially report that the city engineer
VIII so cooperate. D. r. Thomas.
Chairman.
Received as information
The Committee on City Lots TO
which was referred the petition of
John Rourke & Son asking for pur-
chase of portion of Hutchinson ISL
and, respectfully report that the ONLY
land now owned by the city on that
island is lot of less than six acres on
Back river, and not such as is desired.
d. r. Thomas.
Chairman.
Received as information.
The Joint Committee on Fire and
Public Health to which was referred
the petition of John ]. Conlin OF 513
and ol5 Broughton street. east, COM
planning of the condition of the prem
lses on lot No. 6. east y Green ward.
beg to report by special ordinance.
E. A. NJ. Schroeder.
Chairman.
Received as information
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS
Application of T. F. Mcdonald to re-
tail liquor al the corner of Indian and
Ann streets was read and referred to
the Committee of the Whole.
Petition of sundry business firms in
the number of so, asking the passage
of an ordinance prohibiting all steam
boats and other crafts from blowing
whistles in the Savannah river oppo-
site the city, also from persons blow
ing whistles located in the business
section of the city during business
hours. this applies to vessels blowing
while tied to the wharf, petitioners
claiming 1t TO be a nuisance. causing
Interruptions in business conversation.
was read and referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole
Petition Of G. NJ. Ryals. complaining
that on account of the placing in of
an air lift at the water works. the
flow of the artesian we'll upon his place
has been considerably reduced Petit
TONER thinks he has an equitable claim
for damages and asks for a hearing.
- 10 . he
tee OF the Whole
Petitions OF sundry citizens asking
that the ordinance now pending before
Council regulating the sweeping Of
chimneys, charging Of fees. etc. be- 50
amended as 20 provide for the sweep
ing once year instead 81 every six
months also that Section b. 80
amended a. 10 provide for a charge ~
ia cents for each chimney on the same
G0or, instead OF Is cents for each fire.