The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-05
year s1,&22,21.

year s1,s22,21.
Much needed repairs have been
made at the crematory and the plant
Iis in good condition. These repairs
!sre DESCRIBED In the report of the SUI.
Eparinteniunt of sanitation, and accord.
ling to clerks report cost s3S9,02.
The general sanitary conditions are
good ant as stated in the health Off
GERS report, the city has enjoyed
freedom from any infectious or conta.
stous diseases during the current
year.
1t is imperative, however, that all
surface closets with the sewe age
area be discontinued and the owners
OF the PIE misses mad to comply With
the healslt ordinanc by making the
necessary leverage connections. Your
committee could EN- hasize this int
and impress upon til incoming con ell
the impoi lance the eof. The be I'd
CT health has repeatedly called at
tention to this mat or. and it SEE MS
to your committee hat there should
ce no further delay in having The
ordinance enforced.
Light and Water.
Compliant was lodged against the
light and water company during the
year, thai the water pressure was
insufficient for the effective working
Ct the fire department. While the pres.
sure On tne mains at other times it
light, youI committee is able to report
from actual tests, il was demonstrated
mat In the event of fire and on the
Slarm being sounded sufficient pres.
sure can be put on at the reservoir
Immediately to throw stream of wa.
ter to the heigth called for in the
eity contract.
Respectfully submitted.
M. Kaiser, Chairman.
w. 3. Cook
W. r. Dart
Commit ZEE.
HepoTt OF Committee on Police, Fire
ard Building Permits.
Brunswick, Ga, Dec. 81, 1903.
Hon. Mayor and Council
"A Brunswick, Ga.
Gentlshen: We beg to submit here.
with annual report for 1908:
Police Department.
There 10 no. marked difference in
the expenses of this department for
1903 as compared with 1901 and 1902.
aside froE the increased number of
men ovet 1901. The marshaIs report
SLOWS az increase of "a arrests over
1sO2, 1nle the police court fines
slow a decrease of s655,S0, as will
be seen Il ON the following statement
compiled from marshals report:
Pollce ha5s 1902 1924, 10
Police flos 1903 ......... 2,668,3O
DecreaSc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 665, 80
Arrest, in 1902 were 1871, dischar.
Ged 256, per cent of discharged 2149.
Arrests in 1903, 1875, discharged 1888
per CEN Of discharged, 3O.43.
His hAor, the mayor, announced
aubstant lly in his inaugural address
4 at the CITY may expect decrease in
Ills sou g of revenue during his in
r'imDenty as presiding oncer of the
D)ilce c.a.rt. The records quoted
A1ove 81 wv that the expectations were
Called. 1t is not the purpose of this
;ommltt 20 to crItlcise the motives OF
ais boI Or. We assume that each
" ember II the mayor and council en-
: leavors - discharge the duty imposed
"a him is he sees with the proper
r,pard IA his cat of office. It is
l0wever, entirely lin the province
a I'D the duty Of J If committee in
| akins is annual 9port to submit
,.,e aclu3. condition from their Jint
}, view are ascriD lie to error of
Judgement, and tn the course Der
sued By lis honor s proven IN Use
and to suggest a mango OF pc cy.
/ he poi, force & present is Il a
nlost III ,atisfactory condition. The
; nall f1ss imposed in police curt
lave no effect IN restraining d.sor-
1er. Wi.ness the increased nurber
CT arrest. Offenders are so freqL ent
liz dlscLt rged that it has become a
latter OF advertise criticism by the
! people al large. The members Of
t1e police force are men Of intelli
eence; a majority o. them have been
On the force for yesrs and they know
Jhen tho ordinances are being vic
i4ted. it is small encouragement Il
them 10 DO their I'm duty when the
arrested offenders are discharged snC
lthey themselves sometimes receive ;
public reprimend from the bench
there Is scarcely man on the forc'
Who has escaped the mayors esnsure