The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-24
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sputa of consumption would be his
work. In test cases of supposed
tubercular cattle and meat his work
would be valuable. In differentiation
of malarial fevers the work of a bac-
teriologist would also be valuable.
Therefore, We recommend that the
offer of DR.. Geo. r. White Ga most
competent physician) of $1.00 per ex-
animation be accepted; the number of
examinations not to exceed $50 during
the year. DR.. Whites offer hardly COW
ers the cost of material for microscopic
examination, and, therefore, is a liberal
| offer. Very respectfully,
W. f. Brunner
Secretary for the Board of Sanitary
Commissioners.
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS.
The following applications to retail
| liquor for the year 1902 were read and
referred to the Committee of the
| Whole:
Charles Brickman. 651 Indian street.
S. w. Branch Co, 102 Broughton
street, west.
f. A. Badenhoop. 721 Price street.
Meta Geffken. Bryan and Farm
| streets.
Theo Groot, 221 Liberty street, west.
| MADDEN Bros, Bull and River streets.
Martin Johnson, 424 Oglethorpe ave-
nue., east.
w. Jacobson, Wheaton and Liberty
| streets.
| H. f. Kuck 126 Anderson street.
]. \. Maher. 524 Broughton street.
McGrath & Ransford, 81 and 80 Whit
| aker street
John McRae 344 West Broad street.
Hugh McElya, Planters Hotel
| Henry Semken, 2 East Broad street,
]. F. Slater, AZ Reynolds street.
Eli Veruki. 10 West Broad street.
| w. NJ. Wallace, sos Stewart street.
Petition of Peter j. OFT, asking COM
| pensation for land taken for street
purposes. Lincoln and Third streets;
was read and referred to the Commit
| tee on City Lots and Opening Streets.
Petition of Carrie Seeby, asking for
title to lot No. 1892, Laurel Grove
| Cemetery: was read and referred to
! the Committee on Public Health.
Petition of Platshek & Co., agents
for Rebecca and Hennie Platshek, ask
ing permission to dig privy vault on
lots Is, II, "a, section 6, Swall ward
| petitioners agreeing to make connec-
! ton with new sewerage as soon as
available: was read and referred to
| the Committee on Public Health.
Petition of James M. Van Bershot,
manager Odd Fellows building, ask
| ing permission to erect a bridge across
| the lane in rear of their building. to
| connect with the building occupied by
| Messrs. Foye & Eckstein, the bridge
| to be similar to one constructed by
| Weed & Co, composed entirely of iron,
to be fire proof. and further agreeing
| to erect fire doors at the entrance of
| each building: was read and referred
| to the Joint Committee on Streets and
Lanes and Fire.
| Petition of d. 3. Lester asking the
| use of the following streets for rail-
way franchise, Montgomery street to
| Bay street or to the market, with the
! use of King and Best streets between
the White Bluff road and Montgomery
street to connect with road to White
| Bluff, was read and referred to the
! Committee of the Whole.
Petition of w. j. O'Brien, asking to
| be refunded the sum of thirty-six dol
lars and twenty-five cents ad Valorem
tax. having paid the said amount after
| disseminating business, was read and
referred to the Committee on Finance
Petition of T. B. Hodges, keeper
| powder magazine, asking a change in
the incomes of the office from that of
| fees to stated salary, was read and
| referred to the Committee on Finance.
Petition of Patrick Burns, as to the
grade of Stewart street, the present
! lowering of the grade denies him the
free use and enjoyment of his property,
was read and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Lanes.
Petition of VIM. Kehoe & Sons. stat
ing that they have contracted to erect
a modern machine. boiler and black
| smith shop, which is to be erected cor
ner of Broughton and Randolph streets
and asking that the city build a retain
ing wall similar to one built at the cor
ner OF West Broad and Indian streets
for j. w. lyman when he built his
building, was read and referred to the
| Committee on Streets and Lanes.
Petition Of the Savannah Electric Co.
asking for the use of certain streets for
the laying of tracks and place such
| curves as may be necessary to give to
| the city a first-class up-to-date modern
| railway service, was read and referred
to the Committee on Streets and Lanes,
they to report back to the Committee
of the Whole.
The following Ordinance read the
first time January 18th, 1902, read the
second time January 22nd, 1902, placed
upon its passage and passed:
| By Alderman Thomas.
An Ordinance to provide for the sale
of the strips of land herein mentioned
Section /. Be il ordained by the
| Mayor and aldermen of the city of Sa-
vannah in Council assembled, that the
| Committee on Opening Streets and
| city Lots be and it is hereby author
| lied to bargain and sell at private sale
FOR such sum as may seem to the said
| committee reasonable and proper, the
following strips of land in the city of
Savannah, to-wit One thousand six
hundred and fifty-four and three
tenths Q654.0 square feet of land, a
/ part of Lot forty-two (42) SouthVile
ward; three hundred and twenty four
| Cpd square feet of land, part of
| Lots T and j Solomons ward: one
thousand two hundred and forty -four
and nine-tenths G244.9) square feet OF
land, part of Lots one % and two
CD Law ward and Garden lot seven
teen 90; one thousand two hundred
ana seventy three and two-tenths
u2I3D square feet of land, part of Lot
one ID Law ward and Garden Lot
| nineteen 90. and one thousand two
hundred and seventy-three and two
tenths (l273.2) square feet of land a
part of Lot Four ca Law ward and
Garden Lot nineteen Q9).
And the Mayor of the city of Savan-
nah is authorized and empowered to
complete the said sales by deeds in
the name of the said municipal cor
poration and attested by it's clerk Of
Council to the purchaser or purchasers
of the strips of land herein mentioned.
Sec 2. Be 1t Further Ordained.
That all ordinances and parts of or
dinance in conflict with this ordinance
are hereby repealed.
The following Ordinance read the
first time January 14th, 1902, read the
second time January END. 1902. placed
upon its passage and passed.