The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-17
TWO NEW POLICE AND SEVERAL
OTHER CITY OFFICIALS WERE
NAMED AND OTHER IMPORT
ANT BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
ON ACCOUNT OF TWO ALDERMEN
BEING ABSENT, THE LIQUOR
LICENSE QUESTION WAS NOT
TAKEN UP-MEETINo TONIGHT.
Regular Meeting,

Regular Meeting,,
January 16, 1902.
Present: Hon. N. Emanuel, mayor;
Aldermen du Bignon, Newman, Cal
houn, McGarvey Franklin and Cook.
Absent: Aldermen Kaiser and Tay-
lor.
Minutes of the previous meetings,
10th and 18th, read and confirmed
Unfinished business in the shape
of elections was, on motion. deferred
until after the routine business was
disposed of.
Petition from r. A. Mullins, for
some reasonable compensation for SER
vice performed in printing numerous
detailed statements imposed on him
during his term of office as city prin-
ter. for 1901, alleging that he had lost
about $400 by reason Of extra work
he did not expect to be required to
perform. Referred to hnance com
mittee. to report back next meeting
OF council
Communication from Seagraye Co,
of Columbus. o.. asking for something
definite regarding tneir bid to furnish
a fire truck On motion the clerk
was directed to write them that tae
bid was still under adyisement and
that council would decide on it as
early as practicable.
Reports. From public works com
mittee, on petition Of Oak Grove Gem
etery Association, recommending the
addition of one man to the regular
working force of the department, at
81 per day, to be detailed specially
for keeping in order and caring for
Oak Grove and Magnolia cemeteries.
Adopted.
Report from Taxes and Revenue
committee, on petition Of w. J. Club,
recommending that 81 street tax as
sessed enormously against T. e. Pail
lips and paid by Clubb. be refunded.
Adopted
Report from Light and Water com
mittee on communication Of Bruins
wick Light and Water Company was
as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
of Brunswick:
Gentlemen Your committee on
sanitation, light and water, to which
was referred the attached communi-
cation from w. S. Greene, receiver
of the Brunswick Light and Water
Company, beg leave to report as fol-
lows, touching said communication:
First We recommend that the
mayor be requested by council to call
the attention of the chief of police
to the violations Of city ordinances
therein referred to, and to instruct
said officer to enforce said ordinances
strictly by docketing all parties found
in violation Of the same.
Secona-We recommend that the
clerk of the mayor and council be in
structed to notify the said company
that it is the duty Of the said chiei
of police to proceed against all such
offenders, and to advise them to fur
nish said officer with information as
to persons whom they know to be
guilty of such violation
Third--With reference specially to
that part of said communication com
planning that certain closets are no.
flushed in conformity to the require
ments of the sanitary ordinances, we
recommend that the sanitary inspect
or be instructed by the chairman Of
this committee to discover the persons
guilty of such violations and to fur
nish their names to the chief of po-
lice to be placed on the docket Of the
police court.
Respectfully submitted.
A. L. Franklin Chairman.
J. Z. du Bignon.
w B. Cook.
Adopted
Brunswick. Ca, January 10, 1901.
Report from same committe on the
matter OF uniforms, was as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and Council
of the City of Brunswick:
Gentlemen: Your committee on