The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-28
MATTERS QUICKLY
DISPOSED OF
SoIons were in Session
OnIy a Short Time But
Did Much Work
SEvfRAL RIpORIS RENDERED

Fyns'Ssan reported Brunswick
to be II Unusually Healthy c0ndi-
ton at Fresent-other Mat.
ters Disposed Of
The regular serni-monthly meeting
of city council was held last night
Ihs Sc present We're Mayor Croyatt,
Aldereian Newman, Tupper Dart, AK.
81 and Downing. After the reading
q tae minutes Alderman Dart moved
reconsider he application Of Moses
Daniel passed al last meeting OF coun-
es The application in question asked
far . privilege eo replace certain
wooden roof With "a metal one EAated
en Grant street. Councilman Dart
announced thas lied in The matter
under a 1ension ii FACT ana
siats Al. Daniel was clearly en-.
- Make the repairs prayed for.
= specially as similar request
81 granted at the last meeting. His
Btion. however. failed to meet d sec
ond. and the minutes were confirmed
, without re-opening the matter.
Under the head of communications
The following were received: :.
From E. NJ. Dart, asking council 10
give him protection in the conduct OF
his public hall in this city. Petitioner
stated that he was the only licensed
public han IN the city and yet a mum.
ber Of others existed without paying
the necessary license. Mayor Crovatt
announced that if such halls we're in
existence they had not been brought
s. a atsnasion ~ the pciiee court.
4 tile aaotsoi 81 Alderman aiken The
matter was referred to the chief OF
police with Instructions to Investigate
and report back.
From City Engineer g. S. Wylly,
making lengthy report as to the
piobable cost Of plumbing, surveying
and leyeling the city hospital Refer
red to committee on sanitation. light
and water.
From Postal Telegraph Company an
nouncing that recent franchises and
G ntracts had been properly signed by
its general oAces on motion the
communication was lled.
From the mayor announcing to
ceuncil that Oh October 2l. two cases
os disorlerly conduct appeared on the
oocket, one against r. Il. Owens and
Tie other against s. Rountree. colored.
IN this report the mayor advised coun-
eli that the evidence indicated that
Mr. Owens was clearly in the wrong
and he suspended judgment in tie
case owing to The fact that he was an
officer Of the Brunswick rolice force.
and he thought it his duty to advise
council of the same The matter was
referred TO the police committee.
The following reports were taken
up and acted upon.
From committee on sanitation, light
and water, with reference to petition
oi Mrs X. l.. McKinnon for extension
OF time in matter OF sewerage connec.
tions. the committee reported that the
premises in question had been vacated
drFing the SIMMER months and NJ
frriher action was deemed necessary
Adopted
from City physician j "A. Butts. re
porting ten burial permits issued dur
ing The month of September The re
pert Of the city physician is thoroughly
asatifyiDg, AMI indicated thst Bruins
wicks healtl, conditions were well
uigA perfect. The city physician re
ported that the lack Of illness was SO
manifest that there was noticeable
erllness in the various drug stores.
The finance committee. having IN
charge the resolution Of Mayor Gro
watt. providing for extending improve
ments on the city hospital, reported
adversely Tor the reason thst city f.
Hsnces did not now permit OF such i'm
pioyement.
Alderman Aiken introduced a resolu
ton. which vas adopted. authorizing
ti.e mayor % borrow $4,000 at si1
rsenths interest not 70 exceed six pc
cent
AT this pointAlderman Tupper NOV
ed that oficer Sam Coins re paid I
in months psy Of $50 during the tim'
ne was compelled to be confined be
cause'of pistol wound received whiI'
III the discharge Of his duty. The mc
tion was unanimously carried
All bills and accounts. properly ar