The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-03-22
OFFICIAL.

fee simple lot No. "a, Troup ward; beg
TO report that same has been granted.
James NJ. Dixon,
Chairman.
Received as information,
The Special Committee on CITY Ex-
tension, to which was referred the ne
tition of T. NJ. Norwood, asking that
the city have surveyed, locating the
streets, lanes and park, through the
tract OF land recently purchased from
petitioner; beg to report that a map Of
TINS property is now on file in ciuy
engineers office, where the desired in
formation can be secured.
ttt.b-. James M Dixon.
Chairman.
Received as information.
The Committee on Streets and Lanes.
to which was referred the petition of
John Spiloti & Co., asking permission
TO build an awning across sidewalk in
'front.' of store. S14 West Broad street:
peg TO report favorably to same.
w. J. Watson,
Adopted.
The Joint Committee on Streets and
Lanes and Fire. to which was referred
the petition of L. B. Greer, asking
PERMISSION to move his store, a one
story building on the southeast corner
of Whitaker and Park avenue to the
rear OF lot on the northwest corner of
Whitaker and Duffy streets: beg to re-
port favorably TO same.
w. j. Watson.
Adopted
The Joint Committee on Streets and
Lanes and Fire, to which was referred
the petition of e. d. Okarma for per-
mission to build two-story frame
houses on lots 2 and 3. Warren ward F;
beg to report adversely thereto.
w. j. Watson,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Adopted.
The Committee on Public Health. TO
which was referred the petition of
leopard, Snedeker & Co, asking ner-
mission to erect four privy vaults en-
lot SO, Springfield Plantation, petition
ers TO make connection to the new sew
erage system as soon as available, beg
TO report favorably thereto.
j. j. Horrigan,
Adopted.
The Committee on Public Health, to
whlch was referred the petition of Car
RE Seeby, for Jennie and Fred With
ers' asking Council to give title to lot
No. 2O94. Laurel Grove Cemetery. to
them, beg to report favorably to same.
j. ]. Horrigan, Chairman.
Adopted
The Joint Committee on Fire and
Streets and Lanes, to which was re-
ferred the petition of j. T. & ]. F..
Cam. attorneys for M. Marcus, to re-
pair, remodel and improve the 2-story
wooden structure No. Ala Liberty
street, west, petitioner agreeing to
yield possession and title to the en-
nj l1la ant IT.,
the stoop of the present old building,
beg to report by ordinance.
e. A. M. Schroeder,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Received as informa ton.
The Committee on Water and City
Lots. to which was referred the an
nexed petition of Allan Bond, presi-
dent, beg leave to recommend that the
city lease to the said Allan Bond. for
the term of ten QO) years, with privi-
lege of renewal for five 90 additional
years and for a rental at the rate of
two hundred and fifty (250) dollars per
annum, payable seTni-annually in adj
vance, five 60 acres of the tract of
ffty-six $3.50 acreSof land belonging
to the city known as the old Water
Works Tract west of the corporate linn
its of the city of Savannah and south
of the road running through said tract
and parallel to the Savannah river, the
said strip to be leased to have a 'front.'
age of two hundred and ninety-four
(29D feet aud depth of seven hum
dred and fifty (750) feet. This lease
to be subject to the terms of the lease
made to d. w. Zipperer bearing date
September -, 1901, and any right which
the said Zipperer may have hereunder,
and to contain a reservation in the
city of Savannah of the right to cancel
the lease of the said Bond, and to take
possession of the leased premises should
the same be thereafter required by
the city of Savannah for water works
purposes, and also the right in the city
to run mains and conduits and sink
wells on the leased premises.
And that the Mayor of the city of
Savannah be authorized to execute
lease in the name of the city embody-
ing these terms. Hal H. Bacon,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Adopted.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
Application of Daniel Diegnan for
permission TO retail liquor at the
southwest corner of River and Farm
streets was read and referred to the
Committee of the Whole.
Petition of j. Perlinski asking per-
mission to transfer license at No. 200
Congress street, west. to ]. Adelstein
at the same place of business was read
and upon motion granted.
Petition of Paul Ferrebee asking on
account of his condition that he be
permitted to do the business of repair
blacksmith shop at less license than
$26, was read and referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Petition of S. i. Lazaron, represent.
ing the trustees of the Hebrew Gene
terry property protesting against the
erection by the Union Station Com
pany of 1O-foot shed along Stewart
street, and asking it's removal. Petit
toners claim it to be an encroachment
upon the public streets and an injury
and detriment to their property, was
read and referred 10 the Committee on
Streets and Lanes.
Petition of sundry property owners
and tax payers objecting to the brick
to be used for paving in front of their
petitioners claiming they are
of an inferior quality, was read and
to the Committee on Streets
and Lanes.
Petition o.. sundry residents in the
of Taylor and Lincoln streets
asking that an electric light be placed
at the intersection of these streets was
read and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Lanes.
Petition of NJ. Egan for permission
to erect two two-story frame houses,
to front on street, and two two story
frame houses, to front on lane. also
stoops to project on sidewalk three
feet on Lot No. Is, Kelly ward, Boil
ton street, second lot west of Waters
avenue, was read and referred to the