The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-04

go mules for use of said department,
at a cost not to exceed 5000 each.
Adopted.
BY Alderman watson
In accordance with ordinance passed
in Council Feb. 10, 1902, to secure the
uniformity in the sidewalks in the city
of Savannah as to width of sidewalks
and roadways:
Be it resolved, That Wheaton street,
for its entire length, from Randolph
street, to the city limits, shall have
roadway of q feet feet in width and
sidewalks on either side thereof feet
in width.
Be it further resolved, That the side
walks shall be laid with brick, within
thirty days from this date, and that
all existing ordinances with reference
to paving being required by property
owners, or being done at their expense,
and the remedies by the city of Savan-
nah in the event of the failure or re-
fusal of the property owners shall APP
ply to the pavements. on sidewalks
herein required.
Upon motion, laid on the table until
the next regular meeting, April Is,
1909
BY Alderman watson
Resolved, That the Savannah Flec-
trio Company be and they are hereoy
requested to take up their track on
Henry street, between OFT street and
waters road, and to take up the track
on Waters road, between Henry street
and Anderson street.
Resolved, further That in lieu there
of the said company is granted per-
mission to extend its track on OFT
street from Henry street to Anderson
street, and on Anderson street, from
! OFT street to Waters road, to connect
| with it's present track.
Upon motion, referred to the Com
| mittee of the Whole.
| BY Alderman Grayson-
Resolved, That the Committee on Po-
| lice be and they are hereby authorized
to make an expenditure of $500 for the
purpose of laying a walk in the yard
at the police barracks and to rebuild
the sheds. Adopted.
| BY Alderman Grayson-
Resolved, That the Committee on
Police be and they are hereby author
| sum of $3.50 for the purchase or a bug
| gy for the use of the department.
! Adopted.
BY Alderman Garfunkel-
| Resolved, That the Committee on
| Water be and they are hereby per-
n1itted to divert the sum of $500 in
| cluded in the appropriation for water
works (old) including fountain on
| Montgomery street, for the placing OF
|
! different parts of the city, instead OF
| fountain on Montgomery street, as pro-
vided for in the budget Adopted.
! BY Alderman Thomas
Resolved, That the offer of Platshek
! & Co. to sell to the city lots %, "a and
81, Dehiere ward, and improvements
thereon for opening Thirty ninth street
for $780, payable in notes running
| three and four years with Interest at
| nay "a ho or
! cepted, the tenant in possession to con-
tinue until Nov. 1, and gather grow
ing crop on payment of rental of SO
per month. Titles to be satisfactory to
the city attorney. Adopted.
BY Alderman Thomas
Resolved, That the offer of John N.
Knight to sell to the city AZ 834-1000
square feet of lot No. II Reppard ward
| for opening and widening Abercorn
street for $40 be accepted. Titles to be
satisfactory to the city attorney.
Adopted.
By Alderman Thomas
Resolved, That the offer of John
Anderson to sell to the city so much
of lot No SO, Hulls subdivision of Mel
drim ward as may be needed for open
ing and widening Thirty-fifth, for $425,
the city to bear expense of moving his
house, be accepted, payment to be by
note running three years. with interest
at per cent. payable annually, and
titles to be satisfactory to the city at
torney. Adopted.
BY Alderman Thomas
Resolved, That the offer of ]. l..
Archer to sell to the city so much of
lot No. AZ Brownsville ward, as. may
be needed for opening and widening
Fortieth street at eight cents per
square foot, the city to bear cost of
removing distractions, be accepted, til
ties to be satisfactory to the city at
: torney. Adopted.
, LANEOUS.
Ga, April l, 1908.
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