The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-24
BRIDGE WANTED
ACROSS RIVER.
Continued from Twelfth Page.


TO pave with vitrified brick that por-
tion of West Broad street extending
from Indian to Liberty streets.
Need Trees and Benches.
The following resolutions looking to-
wards the planting of shade trees, the
cultivation of grass plats and the erec-
ton of benches in Franklin, Liberty
and Ebert Squares, was adopted, the
citizens of the First claiming that
these squares are intended to answer
as parks for the western section
Whereas, The First district of this
city is one of the most progressive
and prosperous sections of the city,
and contains within it's limit many
of the best citizens; and,
Whereas, Franklin, Liberty and FL
bert Squares, within this district, are
the only recreation places in this vi
cinity for the use of the people of this
district: and.
Whereas, These squares are sadly in
need OF repair and are capable of be-
ing beautified If given proper atten-
ton.
Now, therefore, be 1t resolved, That.
the Mayor and Aldermen are requested
10 give immediate attention to the
needs of these squares, and that they
include in their financial budget for
the ensuing year such appropriation
as will be necessary to pave and beau
tify and adorn these squares.
Ask for West Side Park.
The following resolution was also
adopted
Whereas, that section of Savannah.
west of West Broad, between New and
River streets, on account of the heavy
frame and narrow streets. having no
Vlona far
Resolved, that City Council be re-
quested to provide in the budget for
a public park for recreation purposes.
10 be situated in the western section
of the city between New street and
River street.
President Wickham. who Is Justice
Of the peace for the First district, was
Endorsed for reelection by the follow
Ing resolution:
Whereas. Justice Richard wickham
having faithfully and conscientiously
performed the duties of Justice of the
peace of the First district for a num-
Der of years,
Therefore. be it resolved that this
club indorses his reelection and
pledges its support in the approaching
election.
The following officers were elected
and the meeting then adjourned:
1icndIu Wlchnam, president.
Vice Presidents-John F. CAVITY
Richard Clements, Randolph Kirkland
John Ohsiek, George Lekwald, Thos.
Fogerty, Cord Kracken, T. f. McDon-
aid, j. Frank Mills, John McGrath
Sr.
Corresponding Secretary--R. ]. Ward
Recording Secretary-E. T. McIvoy
Executive Committee. j. Clarity
chairman; John e. Mcguire, ]. II
Scherer, Jas. Drury. c. H. Sipple, b
Weitz, Wesley Overstreet, Jos. r. Cul.
lum, b. Courshon. Jno Schwarz, Thos
Dooley, z. w. O'Connor, Frank Brown
#. +. Murphy, Wolf Wilinsky, s. l.
Miller, Jno. Buckley, VIM. Vollers
And. Barber, j. NJ. Hanly, Thos
White, VIM. Fallon, Henry Campsen
Jno. Egan, Jos. II. Knox, Frank eros
by, Jno. j. Murphy, Thos. Mcdonnell
Geo. T. Clark. s. Wallace, /. Gottlieb
Jas. T. Rawls. M. A. Morris, Geo
Christopher Danl. Grimm, j.. II. Mon
roe, William Cox, Geo. Levin, Juliu,
Stark, Jas. A. Rourke, j. p. Ward
Jas. Mcguire, Blake Cooper. A. Rau
zin, ID. ]. Kiley Jno. Cooper. ID
Schwartz, j. Q. O'Driscoll. j schatz
Jno. Downey, VIM. Spellman, Thos
Wickham, Geo. Knox. Ed. Kavenaugh
y. Leddy, Jacob Steinman, Jas. q
Mcbride, Louis Wolf. Chas. Levan, r
Fulton, y. A. Massart.