The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-14
OTHER BUSINESS
WAS TRANSACTED
There was Considerable
| Discussian Over Adopt
ion of the Report
ALDERMAN DARI OPPOSED II
Alderman Aiken Made Motion That
it be Adopted, Which was Passed
After Some Discussion by Va
rious Members

The first time In three weeks, the
city council met last night and as a
matter OF course a congested condition
obtained and large number of rou.
tine matters We're acted upon. With
the exception of Aldermen Downing
and Robinson, who are out of the
c'ty, the full board was present.
After the reading of the minutes,
which were promptly confirmed, the
following matters were taken up in
order and disposed OF:
Petitions.
From various citizens residing In
the vicinity Of Johnson and George
streets asking for fire protection. Re.
ferred TO the committee on sanitation,
Light and water
From Alex Bonnyman, superintend-
ent Of The A. d B. Railroad Company,
with reference to the proposed trans
fer of the cotton factory site, from
the B. & B to the A. G. b. railroad.
showing that the latter company had
expended S9,35232 in the way of i'm
movements on the property Orders
fled.
From F. j. Doerilinger. asking for
permission to replace wooden roof
lot Eo. 10 on Bay street with a
tin one. Granted.
This communication caused consid-
erab'e discussion as to what really
comes within the jurisdiction of the
fire committee. Alderman Aiken was
opposed to any infringements on the
IRE ordinance. and as a fun vote OF
council is necessary to pass any such
act. his vote was necessary. Chairman
Tupper. of the fire committee, explain,
I ed the case thoroughly and the motion
&c grant the request finally prevailed
Petition Of Moses Daniel, filed sever
al months ago. asking for permission
t. place metal roof on the Borchardt
porperty on Grant street. was again
tsken up, and. on motion, a previous
committee report. declaring the re.
quest to be in violation oil the fire
ordinance. prevailed and the matter
vas tabled.
From Q. S. .Wylly. city engineer, an
swering in detail the various allega-
tons charged against him by the spe-
cial committee having in charge the
sewerage investigation. Engineer
Wylly went into the subject at length
and denied in toto the substance OF
al OF the alleged violations of the city
code. On motion the report was filed.
Reports.
From the committee on public
works, with reference to lac petition
o. City Electrician j. NJ. Armstrong,
asking for stated fees in the matter OF
removing telegraph poles, reporting
that the electrician be allowed twenty
I'VE cents for each pole placed. Adopt
ed.
From the city marshal, submitting
the following report for the month OF
September, 1904.
Police court fines -. -. $147 ~
impounding fees Z. -. -. 81 81
Marks and brands !. :. -. Is 10
Force sewerage connections. 176 81
Total -. .. ............. S37l 80
From 7. w. Flanders, sanitary in
spector, showing 1,40O inspections
made during the month, 10 nuisances
ahated and various other detail work
OF the department.
From City Electrician J. NJ Arm
strong, showing following collections
for the months named:
Month of June ........ $40 81
Month of July ........ OF
Month of August :. =. :. !. 16 81
Month of September :. =. !. iS OF
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Total -. ..-.-.. ..,s S4f W
From the city treasurer, showins
receipts and disbursements of the
treasurer for the month Of September
hut as the same had not been referred
to finance committee fsr approval. F.;
motion prevailed that that course b.
had and that the report be published
Farquhar's Report.
Decidedly the most interesting