The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-10-14
CITY SOLONS HELD
A BUSY SESSION
-%-
Many Matters were Hand
led by the Council
Last Night
NEW COMMITTEE IS NAMED
To represent Citizens in the Investi-
g. on of Aldermen CONTRACTING
18th City-Other Matters
Disposed Of
Adjourned Regular Meeting.
Brunswick, Ga, Oct. 10,

Adjourned Regular Meeting.
Brunswick, Ga, Oct. 10, 1903.
Present-Hon. A ]. Crovatt, may
or; Alderman Newman, duBignon,
Cook, Smith, Robinson and Dart.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Kaiser and Tay-
lor.
Unfinished Busness-Petitions.
From w. A. Clark, for refund of
impounding fees on fifteen head of
milch cows petitioner alleging that
cattle got beyond control of boy in
charge; further that he lives outside
the impounding limits. Granted
From J. E. B. Manor, requesting
that Town Commons lot No. 121, be-
tween Davis and Habersham streets,
to which the city has tax title be ad-
yertised for sale, Agreeing to bid
present Indebtedness and costs of
sale. Referred to committee on taxes
and revenues.
From F. D. Aiken, president of board
of trade, requesting an appropriation
OF $100 to assist the board in liquldat-
ing obligations assumed by them in
having Glynn county represented in
the Greater Georgia movement. Refer
red to finance committee.
s#eem w W. Pennington, for permis
sioifssp' retail liquors at I'll Monh
street, accompanied by consent OF
nearest neighbor and the requisite
bond. Ordered published, as requir-
ed hy ordinance.
From citizens in New Town request
ing. an amendment to the ordinance
prohibiting the running at large of
stock, cattle, ETC., within certain linn
It's, so as to prevent horses running
loose south OF @ street, instead Of
X street, as at present Granted, AMI
the city attorney directed to prepare
ordinances amending the code to that
effect
From Geo. r. Krauss, for permiS-
sion to erect a tin or metal roof Gov
ering the porch on premises at No.
PIP Newcastle street. Referred TO
committee ON police, fire and building
permits.
Communications.
,, ~ u t,oIIord cunarjntendent
schools, requesting that the Edison
Monograph in the clerk of council s
office, and which is not used, be eth
er sold or loaned to the school, sub
iect to call. A motion prevailed thal
it be loaned subject to- call.
From +. e. Twitty city attorney, IN
relation to the title to the hospital
tract, that Judge Symmes, attorney
for j. j. Spear, has agreed that his
client will consent to Judgement
establishing the deed at the December
t, of cohlrt The city attorney
stating as his opinion that it Woulo
be bel' 9r to so formally establish the
deed and that he would prepare the
papers accordingly unless otherwise
instrr ed. Communicable ordered
filef city attorney to prepare pa
pc uggested.
ity attorney, with reference
IA unsettled rents due on Town Com
mons. that there we're but few deiln
ouents, and he had thought best t(
live them until next meeting OF couA
ciI at which time he would subml
statement showing those still unpaiC
when such steps can be taken al
may be necessary.
Reports,
From special committee:
Brunswick, Ca, Oct. 13, 1903
Hon. Mayor and Council, Brunswick
Ca:
Gentlemen: special commit
tee, to which was referred. the ora
nance granting to the Tennessee
District Telegraph company, OF Tenl
essee. its successors or assigns, tn
right to enter upon the streets. lane
and alleys of the city of Brunswlci
Georgia, for the purpose OF erectln
and maintaining poles or other SUI
ports upon, alcng and across sal
streets or highways, and to place an
maintain thereon wires. cables an
other appliances for the purpose
conducting a telegraph or messenge
signal business, beg to report as 10
lows: Information obtained is to IN
effect, that the telegraph or messel
ger signal business, for which tn
franchise is desired, is virtually a
ready established; the service oeln