The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-28
COUNCIL MINUTES.
Continued = rom Page Two.


| cent. loss: after full consideration
the Aus usIa Trick were accepted on
| 25.S2.
Ine result of this Philadelphia test.
II the newspaper figures are accurate.
| proves the Augusta brick on the con-
tract to be even better than the ones
on the test, OF which the contract
was awarded; that is. they only run
24.S1 loss as against 25.s2 az accept
ed on contract. 1t Is a matter for
congratulation than otherwise and va
! see no reason for interfering with the
contractors in their good work.
Owing to . delay IN getting out the
curbing from the quarry. and being
on rush order when shipped. the
curb is not properly dressed: fact
which was Immediately noted by your
committee and the city engineer. but
; which the contractors agreed to rem
edy after the paving is laid. and we
have no reason to believe, or have
snv doubt. but what. that feature will
De adjusted TO the Satisfaction Of any
'sasonable man.
! w" ita: U'mena that the camB,usi.
cation he 6.ed. Res .ctfully.
c. T. cainsn,
Chairman,
}. n. Leo,
chas- n. Taylor,
Public Works Committee.
Adopted on following aye and nay
vote: Ayes. Aldermen Taylor, Cal
nan. Cox, Leo and McGarvey; Nays,
Aldermen Ludwig and Goldsmith.
From standing committee on crdi-
nances. with reference to ordinance
by the license ordinance committee on
license ordinance for the year 1910.
viz: We find that there are no char
ter provisions Of force covering the
subject matter Of the proposed ordi-
nance.
/. Iud1is, Chairman.
Received.
Report o. ofReess.
From W. b. Fain, treasurer. from his
books of receipts and disbursements
I for the month OF November, 1909, ex-
smined and approved By the Examiners
for the finance committee. Ordered
published and nled.
ovatna8eex.
The license ordinance for 1918 was
read the second time.
The mayor stated that bio desired 70
I 90 on RECORD asainst ssinai passage 81
tho ordinance: that h should DO fixed
by incoming council. Calling Cnair-
man Of Council Ludwig to the chair
the following motlos was oserea:
4 BY the Mayor sh-tef rsa2
4 TO defer action on passage Of shs
SsdfaAnce unt1i tie new council ct is1(
COMES In. & Adopted fi1 sdga
On motion Of Alderman Taylor the
hcense ordinance waa withdrew.
i sasW nAteanesA
Under this head, the mayor direct
ed that q letter DO read 40 Information
and flied from the Henry 8. Spachmaa
Engineering Co.. Of Philadelphia, 70
]. B. High. city engineer. giving detail
| ed account Of the test OF the nine Au-
| susta brick. showing an average loss
by the rattler test Of 1881 per cent
The following motion was adopted:
| BY Alderman Cainan That the mar
shall be instructed to go to the carnival
grounds and II they have more than
| ten attractions to collect the license
so provided for In the ordinance.
The following motion was offered;
} BY Alderman Cox. That the mar
shall be instructed to serve the car
| nival company with notice to move
their tents outside of the FIRE limits.
| The motion was lost on the following
aye and nay vote, the privilege being
| granted to each alderman Of giving
| the reason for his vote.
| Ayres: Alderman Cox. because
| am opposed to these carnivals making
an annual visit to Brunswick, and fur
! ther because they are within the fire
limits without due permission OF the
mayor and council"
Nay, Alderman Lugwig. Upon the
| ground that the city had granted IL
| cense.
Nay. Alderman Taylor. That cost OF
| moving tents would not come out or
the carnival company but out of the
organization of Eagles.
| Nay, Alderman Calnan.
Nay, Alderman Goldsmith, Because
like to see the people Of Brunswick
| to have some amusement"
Nay, Alderman Leo. Upon the
ground that the city had granted IL
cense.
Nay, Alderman McGarvey.
Bills and accounts properly approx
ed and audited were read and ordered
placed in course Of settlement.
Recessed until Monday, January q,
at 10 O'Clock, a. M. N. o. Russell,
Clerk of Council.