The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-13
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CITY PHYSICIAN
Committee Rendered I'm
favorable Report on His
Petition
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Interesting Report Was Rendered by
That committee-several Petit
ions and Communications
Were Disposed of.
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City council met yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock in adjourned session
and several matters Of interest were
taken up and disposed Of
There were present at the meeting
Mayor Crovatt and Aldermen Dart
Downing, Robinson. Tupper and New
man.
Immediately after-f.45 confirmation
OF the minutes.Sof the last regular
meeting, on motion of Alderman New,
man the regular order of business was
suspended with and the first business
called for was accounts. A number
OF bills against the city were read
and were ordered placed in course OF
settlement
Ordinances were next called for
and one by Alderman Newman, max
ine il against the city ordinance fos
anyone to drive a wagon, buggy or
other vehicles over grass lawns in the
city, was placed on its first reading
The ordinance provides tha6 anyone
violating same shall be summoned to
appear before the police court and
fine of not less than s. or more than
$40 shall be imposed, or the guilty per.
son shall serve a sentence on the
cGaingang OF rot less than 10 or more
tlan 30 days.
Petitions were next read and several
we're received, all Of which were re.
fefred to the different standing com.
mittees. or the city attorney.
One was received from Attorney
Max Isaac. representing a colored
hackman named DeLoach, stating that
"a the night Of July 12, his morse fell
hole or grading on Union street,
and. as a result. he, the norse and
tie vehicle were all badly injured
The petition claimed that the negro
had been injured, altogether to the
al cunt of s275 and asked cornell tc
Lay him that amount The petition
vas referred 10 the city attorney.
"A petition was received from a
number Of residents in the neighbor
hood of f. and Wolfe streets, asking
council to make a family Of negroes
q C. Cane, remove, claiming that
Trey disturbed the peace. The peti
tion was tabled.
T,,4. - cy,,ao ronraSanfino oil
hort Williams, colored, petition for Z
refund of money paid in excess as
license to operate a saloon and dance
hall. Referred to the city attorney.
A communication was received from
the Atlantic DeForest Wireless Tele
g.aph Company, New York, stating
tlat they desired to establish a sta
ton in Brunswick and asking permis
sion Of council to erect the necessary
poles. Referred to city electrician.
Reports were next called for anC
several were rendered.
Treasurer Symons submitted tran
stript of his statement for the montf
81 July, which was ordered published
and filed
Marshal Burney submitted his state
ment for the month of July, which
yvs as follows: Number OF arrests
is, 80 dismissals. police fines s2l9
marks and brands. s179G; executions
Issued s23739; costs on same 1929
III pounding fees $50; Total S54S.49
ordered published ana filed.
4. ~. FLANDERS, sanitary inspector
aiso rendered his report for the montl
o. July.
A statement was received from N
n Ballard, secretary Of the board 0
education, showing the receipts an'
disbursements OF the board from jun
1908 TO July l, 1904 Ordered to TAX
the usual course.
The public works committee in re
erence to the petition of Jackie Whit
keeper of the colored cemetery 10
improvements at the cemetery an
also more burial space. reported tha
the fence had been repaired, and, upo
investigation, it was found that ther
vas ample room in the cemetery 70
many more corps.
The same committee reported on tn
petition of a number OF cI1zens
different sections of the city for IN