The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-03-01
MANY PETITIONS, coMMuNtcA-
TloNs AND REPORTS lF DIFFER
EMIT COMMITTEES WERE RE-
CEiVED. AH
THE ORDINANCE ALLOWING
RAILROADS TO LAY SIDE
TRACKS ON EASTERN SIDE Of
BAY ST. ON FIRST READING.
Regular Meeting.

Regular Meeting.
Brunswick Ca, Feb 27, 1902.
Present-Hon. N. Emanuel, mayor,
Aldermen du Bignon, Newman, Nc
Garvey' Franklin, Cook and Taylor.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Calhoun.
Minutes of meetings Feb. 10, IA, 1S
and 10, read and confirmed.
PETITIONS:
From Board of Trade, asking that
the property formerly owned by Mrs.
Frances Habersham. acquired by the
city at tax sales, be advertised and
sold in order to perfect title, said
property being now part of the Bruins
wick Sash and Door company prem
ises and occupied by them under
agreement with Board of Trade. A
motion prevailed that the property be
advertised as requested.
From the Brunswick Library as
sociation, for permission to erect a
wooden sign on the vacant square,
eastern side of Newcastle street be
tween Monk and Gloucester streets.
Granted.
From the Brunswick Library as
sociation. asking that a gas lamp be
located in front of the library building.
Referred to sanitation, light and wa
tr committee.
From w. H. Bowen & Co, for permis-
sion to erect one-story frame single
roof house corner South Wolf and All.
bany streets, also to cover custom
house with slate and copper roof.
Granted.
From P. w. Fleming. X. E. L,
Burford and other residents in the
vicinity of Wright square, asking tnat
steps be taken to put said square in
respectable and tidy condition. Re
ferred to public works committee.
From Rio Hondo 0igar Factory
asking relief from the special license
tax. Refused.
From c. II. Lang, asking that ex.
ecution issued against him for taxes
on W IL I. c. number /, year 1901, be
cancelled as saidproperty was re-
turned by another and tax paid. Re
ferred to taxes and revenue com
mittee.
From James f. Poore, protesting
against the laying of a track on A
street by tn b. & b railroad. Refer.
red to committee on railroads and
harbor and public works.
Application of Nance Brockington.
Tor E1uor license at SIS Bay street,
aocompar'e ed by new bond. was, on
notion granted, provided said ten
dere~ bend le completed
COMMUNICATIONS:
From R. r. Hopkins, stating that
owners Of the hospital property, now
used by the city. will expect $25 per
month, payable monthly. Ordered
fled
'DAiA AScaiu VI I1tdiIHs ASKING Ildt
a sum not exceeding $50 be appropria
ted for the purpose of making a pre-
liminary examination Of the sewerage
system to be done under the direction
OF he Board of Health Granted
From c. W. Deming, enclosing COP,
les of correspondence between Say.
anah Morning News and himself, rela-
tive to bill of 800 against former city
printer instead Of the city, as the
Morning News had claimed. Mr.. Dem
ing requested that the papers be flied.
and it was, on motion, so ordered.
REPORTS:
From hospital and charity commit
tee, on bids for coffins, recommend.
ing that bid of C. G. Moore be accept
ed as being he most satisfactory.
Adopted.
From police, fire and building per.
nit committee, on petition of B. and
D. D. Atkinson, to repair buildings 61s
and 620 Bay street, recommending that
same be granted. Adopted.
From same committee on petition
OF w. ]. Butts to repair and make ad.