The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-02-20

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cupant, owner, or agent of the house,
yard, premises, or clubhouse nearest
which such filth, rubbish. putrid. Of
fensive, or unsanitary matter or water
shall be found shall. be liable .hereun-
der. ea%ssi ~
Sec. A. Be 1t further ordained, That
the provisions Of sections two and
three Of this ordinance shall apply 10
the owners and to the agent or agents
representative or representatives, or
the owner of any yard, premises, house
or clubhouse in said city after three
(3) days notice of the condition Of
such yard, premises, house or clubhouse
to such owner, on TO such agent or
tatives of the owner, and If
such owner agent or agents, rep
resentative or representatives of the
owner of any yard, premises, house or
clubhouse In said city be a corporation
then the president Or manager of the
same shall be liable hereunder, and IL
a partnership then any one OF the
partners.
Sec. 5. Be 1t further ordained, That
any person guilty OF a violation of this
ordinance shall upon conviction in the
Police Court of said city be subject to
a fne OF not more than one hundred
dollars and to Imprisonment not to
exceed thirty days, either or both, In
the discretion of the court. s.
Sec 6. Be 1t further ordained, That
all ordinances and parts of ordinances
in conflict with this ordinance be and
the same are hereby repealed.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Committee of the Whole: ~
Resolved, That the clock /. and
weathervane in the Exchange building
when said building is removed for the
erection of the new City Hall be plac-
ed in the care of Messrs. John Rourke
&, Son, to be by them suitably located
Within three months at the eastern
end of Bay street, and kept in good
condition without cost to the city for
the convenience of the public. The
clock to remain the property of the
city and removable by Council II the
conditions are not complied with.
Adopted. r.
BY Committee of the Whole:
Resolved, BY the Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Savannah. In Coun-
ell assembled, That the sum of $263.58
be and the same Is hereby appropriat-
ed from the city treasury to be paid
to The Little Sisters of the Poor or
its legal representative. to cover the
paving assessment on its property for
paving Abercorn street. and to be paid
into the treasury on said account.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Thomas:
Resolved, That the offer Of Mrs. A.
M. Bannon to sell to the city, lots in
Owens ward, lot 0 for $500, and lot
/ with improvements thereon for ST.
900, for the widening of Thirty-sixth
street be accepted, payment to be by
note running two years with interest
at five per cent. payable annually.
Titles to be satisfactory to the City
Attorney and the Committee on City
Lots and Opening Streets be author
lied to sell the house at public or
private sale. -.,
Adopted.
by Alderman Thomas:
Resolved. That the offer of w. j.
Miscally, Jr, to sell to the city, lots
10 and Is, on southside OF King street
for the opening of Barnard street at
twelve and a half cents per square
foot be accepted. payments to be BY
note running two years, with inter-
est at rate of Ave per cent. payable
annually. Titles TO be satisfactory to
the City Attorney.
Adopted. Ni@
BY Alderman Thomas:
Resolved, That the offer of Emily
Collier and Carrie Collier 10 sell to
the city seven lots OF Hull sub-divis-
ion. Louisville, with all improvements
thereon for the opening OF Burroughs
and Forty-eighth streets. for $500 be
accented, payment 10 be by note run
ming two years with interest At 1--WE
per cent. payable annually. Titles 10
be satisfactory 70 the City Attorney
and the Committee on CITY Lots and
Opening Streets be authorized 70 sell
at public or private bale or rent the