The Savannah morning news., 1904-12-24
OFFICIAL.


/ Bryan street, west; r. Geffken, south
west corner Waldburg and Burroughs
| streets; j. A. Galina, 8 Drayton street;
| H. H. Geffken, northwest corner
| BroughtOn and Price streets; w. h.
! Gartelman, southwest corner West
Broad and Thirty-second streets; Al
] bert Grimm, 1927 Ogeechee road; ;.
| S. Handrino 21S Bryan street, west;
]. NJ. Haar, East Broad and Charlton
streets; A. H. Hitchman, 319 West
Broad street; F. H. Jachens, 533 Con-
| gress street, west; c. H. Koneman &
| Co., southwest corner Oglethorpe and
| Farm street; Herman Kiene, rs Farm
| street; Aug. Karsten, 1911 Bull street;
| H. F. Kuck, Abercorn and Anderson
| streets; A. Klugman, 225 West Broad
/ street; p. KutsureS, 101 East Broad
street; Cord Kracken, northwest cor
4 ner Bay and West Broad streets; r.
e. Lipsitz, 43 Farm street; Harry
! Lang & Co., Alb West Broad street;
| T. F. Mcdonald, Indian and Ann
| streets; B. E. Marse, northwest corner
Liberty and East Broad streets; John
Meyer, Randolph and Anderson streets;
| P. j. OFT, II Broughton street, east;
| John Ohsick, northeast corner Bay and
| West Broad streets; NJ. Rauzin, north
east corner Congress and West Broad
| streets; Robert Remler, southeast cor
ner Liberty and Drayton streets; f.
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! Sanders, Bull and Best streets; ]. w.
Seay, 339 West Broad street; H. w.
| Suffer, 43S Price street; J. H. Scherer,
| 127 West Broad street; D. Schwartz,
| 4O6 Broughton street, west Geo. G.
| Schwartz, southwest corner Whitaker
and Congress streets. Geo. H. Thalken,
| 171S East Broad street; A. Vasile, Duff
! fly and Railroad streets; Wallace &
| Sutker, SOC Stewart street; Henry
| Woeltjen, Ogeechee road and C. and S.
crossing; B. Weitz, 42O West Broad
| street
The application Of E. Kalamares, to
retail liquor at S03 West Broad street,
corner Gwinnett street, was on motion
| not granted.
| asking Council to continue the appro-
| priation given her for 1904, referred to
Committee of the Whole.
Petition of Mrs. Annie McStay, ask
| ing Council to continue the appropria-
ton given her for 1904, referred to
| Committee of the Whole.
Petition of ST. Philips A. E. M.
Church, by F. r. Sims, pastor, ct al,
asking Council to donate them $271 80
for paving in front of church, referred
to Committee of the Whole.
Petition First Bryan Baptist Church
by Rev. A. Harris, ct al, asking to be
| relieved from the payment of bill for
| paving in front of church, referred to
Committee of the Whole.
Petition Independent Presbyterian
| Church of Savannah, Ca, the First
| Presbyterian Church, Christ Church,
| St. Johns Episcopal Church and the
| Congregation of Mickva Israel, asking
| Council to refund them amounts paid
for paving in front of said churches,
| referred to Committee of the Whole.
| Petition st. PauPS Evangelical Luz
theran Church, asking Council to re-
| lieve said church from the payment
of bill for paving on Thirty-first
street. referred to Committee of the
| Whole.
Petition of Fourth District Admin
/ istration Club, by James Mcbride,
| chairman, ct al, asking Council to
make an appropriation for the closing
of Bilbo canal, referred to Commit
| tee of the Whole.
Petition of Mrs. Mary Allen Webb,
president Working Peoples Home,
! asking Council to continue the appro-
priation for year 1905 and if possible
increase said appropriation, referred
to Committee of the Whole.
\ Petition Naval Stores Inspectors. by
j. T. Wells, ct al, asking a reduce
| ton of licenses, referred to Committee
| of the Whole.
Petition of Female Orphan Benevo-
| lent Society, by A. j.. O'Hara,i secre-
tary, asking Council to continue the
appropriation for year 1905, and If
possible increase said appropriation.
| Petition Butchers Protective Associ-
alton, by NJ. s.. Gardner, president,
relative to Confederate Veterans doing
business in the city without city
license. Referred to Committee of the
Whole.
Petition Georgia Infirmary, by C. M.
Gilbert. president, asking for an in
| creased appropriation of $50 per month.
Referred to Committee of the Whole
Petition sundry property owners on
Margaret street, asking Council to
pave Margaret street with vitrified
brick. Referred to Committee on
| Streets and Lanes.
Petition of T. A. Bryson, for per-
mission to place a runway on sidewalk
| on Perry street, entering his automo-
bile garage. Referred to Committee on
Streets and Lanes.
Petition of Georgia Telephone and
Telegraph Company, by w. A Bisbee,
president, for permission to eSca te
along the north side of Bay street from
| West Broad street to near Farm
street, for laying underground tele-
phone conduit and place a manhole
opening at intersection of Bay and
MIL streets. REFERRED TO committee on
| Streets and Lanes.
Petition of C. T. Booth, manager Sa-
| vannah Cotton Mills, asking Council
for the privilege of drawing water
| from the Bilbo canal for fire purposes.
| Referred to Committee on Public
| Health and Water.
Petition b. ID. Rosenbrook, asking
the refunding of water rent paid city
on premises, 1O4 Anderson street, west.
| Referred to Committee on Water.
| Petition of E. c.. Kruger and j. E.
Allen, Jr., submitting names of par
ties to be sworn in as special officers
| for protection along the wharves. Re-
ferred to the Mayor and Committee
| on Police.
ORDINANCES.
Ordinance read in Council for the
| first time Dec. Z, 1904, read a second
time Dec. 81, 1904, amended, placed
upon its passage and passed:
BY Alderman Garfunkel-
An ordinance, providing for the in
| spection, testing. proving and regula-
ton of gas and electric meters in the
city of Savannah, Ga, prescribing
proper punishment for infractions of
this ordinance, creating the office of
! inspector of meters in this city, de-
filming and fixing his duties and for
other purposes connected Herewith.
Section 1. Be 1t ordained by the
Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Sa-
vannah. in Council assembled, that
from and after the passage of this
ordinance. each and all gas and cleo
trio meters, then in use or thereafter
to be used In this city, shall be subject