The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-08
GUUNCIL MINUTES
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REGULAR MEETING.
Brunswick, Ca. Nav 6 1912.


Aldermen Ludwig, Cook, Calnan, Hop
kins, Leo, McKinnon, Nicholson and
Nash
Minutes Of previous meetings were
read and confirmed.
Petitions and Communications.
From Glynn Realty & Development
company, Stanley Land Co., F. D. NJ.
Strachan, C. Downing, and F. d. All
ken, submitting plan of subdivision
into lots, of all that property in the
southern portion of the city lying be-
tween Second avenue and Newcastle
street, the Boulevard and the 45-acre
tract, and in addition thereto, a strip
IT'S feet wide between Union street
and the 45-acre tract and immediate
ly north of Second avenue. Referred
to committee on cemeteries, parks
and squares and city attorney.
From w. c. Cain, guardian, to re-
deem property acquired by city at
tax sales May 2, 1911, upon payment
of costs, etc Referred to taxes and
revenue committee.
From M. A. Baker to redeem T 2-5
n lot 1841, acquired by city at tax
sales upon payment of the required
costs. Referred to same committee.
Alderman Cook appeared in council
chamber and occupied his chair.
The following applications for quit
claim deeds to Town Commons were
received and referred to the special
committee having Jurisdiction there
Of: No. 10S, J. S. Peterson; 118, Ste
phen Chillis; 1856, Joseph and jamie
Jones; 1877, Chris Short; 1873, Matte
Scott; 139, Mrs NJ and L. and
]. B. Baker; 140, Dr. r. E. L. Bur-
ford; 141, John Crowell
Reports of Special Committees.
Brunswick, Ca, May 6, 1912.
Hon. Mayor and Council,
Brunswick, Ga.
Gentlemen: Your special committee
on conversions of Town Commons
leases to fee simple, beg to report
favorably on the following: No. 81,
Mrs. Miranda Davis; Sc, Pennie John
son; 81, Clarissa Wilson; 81, Sam
Stephens, the foregoing having been
| ICiu OhSI dG udlC Vi OuI Id6L l.,
pending further investigation.
Applications Nos. 104, S.: J. Wig
gins, and 10 Alex du Bignon, made
at meeting of April s, are held pending
further investigation, and No. 125,
Mary e. Harrison on April 22d; the
remainder of the applications made
at said meetings of April and %,
as hereinafter specified, are found in
order and we beg to report favorably
thereon, and recommend that the con-
veyances be made. Respectfully,
F. S. Nash, chairman,
A. J. Nicholson;
M. 3. Mckinnon,
Adopted Special Committee.
No. IS, Cuffie Sheppard; SO, Louisa
Wicklow, trustee; 81, M. C. Austin; 50,
Arnold, Lawrence; SO, Addie Grant;
"a, Joe DeCourcey; 50, ]. S. Peter
son. SO, j. T. Lambright; 81. M. F.
McGarvey; 80, Mrs X. L. McKinnon;
SO, Violet Burroughs; 100, Mamie
Bigsbee; 101, Rosa Hill; 102, Warren
Bullard; 1903, Phyllis Washington;
los, Mrs. Julia Niles; 106, Bette Will
liams; 107, Samuel Donegal ;E199, Clara
Summerall; Ill, trustees Zion Baptist
church; 112, Christina Prince, 113,
John Williams; ia, Rebecca Will
liams; lis, Ruby Churchill; 116, Mrs.
L. Strickland; 1T, Pythagoras Lodge
No. II, X. of P; 119, Luke William
son; 120, Lou Berrie; 121 Mary An
derson Moody; 122, Gabe Dobaole;
1913, Lizzie DeLoach; 124, A. 3. An
drews.
From standing committee on ordi
nances on tax ord lance for 1912.
viz: We find that there are no ordi-
nances or charter provisions of force
covering the subject matter cf the
proposed ordinance. Respect 'ully,
A. J. Nicholson, Chrm,
Geo. H. Cook,
C. T. Calnan.
Received
From sanitation and public works
committee on communication from
the board of health, on amending the
ordinance providing for the cleaning
of stables, etc: viz: We have had
the necessary amending ordinance
prepared by the city attorney to meet
the views of the board of health and
will present tonight for first reading.
Respectfully,
y J. n. Leo, Chairman,
c. r. caInan,
Received.
Reports of Officers.
From J L.Zachry, city engineer re-
porting result of his inquiries to brick
.,.olmacurers and contractors, asking
for bids for paving on a cash basis
as suggested at last meeting, as fol-
lows: from Southern Clay Manufac-
turing Co. of Chattanooga, that owing