The Brunswick news., 1912-10-30
OFFICIAL MINUTES
OF CITY COUNCIL

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Aldermen Ludwig, Cook, Calnan, Hop
kins, Leo, McKinnon and Nash. Abb
sent: Alderman Nicholson
Minutes of previous meeting were
read asd confirmed.
Petitions and Communications.
FOm Geo. W. Asbell, asking that
execution against him for 1911 be
cancelled on account of erroneous as
sessment by city assessors. Referred
to taxes and revenues committee.
Fom Claude Dart, rendering resig.
nation as city registrar. Accepted.
The following applications for quit
claim deeds to Tows Commons were
received, and referred to the special
committee having jurisdiction there
of: No. 297, Nussbaum and Padrosa;
2SS, Mrs. Mary Louise Day; 299, An
ME Higginbotham; 800, C. H. Nc
Clure; 301, Matte J. Sellers and chill.
dren; 3O2, Annie Sinclair; 303, Alice
Sheffield; 3O4, J. w. and Elizabeth
Smith; 3O5, c. D. Ogg; 3O6, w. E.
Cooper; 307, Shep Eason 308. Will
ham Daniels; 3O9, Mrs. Josephine
Harwell; 80, w. j. Taylor; 81, M.
&. Taylor, trustee; 312, George and
Pearl Rountree.
Reports of Special Committees.
Brunswick, Ga, Oct. %, 1912.
Hon. Mayor asd Council:
Gentlemen: Your special committee
on conversion of Town Commons to
fee simple, beg to report favorably
on the following applications made at
the last meeting of council and rec
ommend that the conveyances be
made: No. 258 Willis Brickle; 259
T. F. Cato; 261, H. d. Butler; 262.
Isabella Johnson; 263, A. D. Jacobs;
264 R. TOras; 266, A. ]. Gordon 267,
NJ. Bersstein; 26S, Lizzie May Buck,
trustee; 269, Ida Berrie; 270, w. E.
Boyd; 272, Jack and Elizabeth Allen;
273, Owen Lewis; 274, Virginia Nit
chell; 275, Wesley Collins; 276. Be
resinia Nash; 277, Julia Green; 27S,
Esther Spies Garry; 279 Thomas
Clark; 2S0 C. B. Conyers; 281. Ralph
Myers; 282, Way & Laird; 2S3. S.
Marks; 2S4 Georgia Investment Co.;
2S5, J. NJ. Pitts; 286, Trustees Grace
A. NJ. E. church; ,287, Annie jenkins;
2SS, Sophy Houston and Estate Ma
mie Williams; 2S9, S. L. and Annie
Attles; 290, Mrs. B. c. Taylor; POI,
Chas. H. and B. c. Taylor; 292, Miss
Marie Torras; 293, R. Torras; 294,
Tom Tisos; 295, Cassie Shealy; 296
Miss s. E. Middleton.
Respectfully.
F. S. Nash, Chairman,
Adopted. M. B. Mckinnon.
From special committee on Towns
Commons conversions on communi-
cation of o. A. Murray, subject being
alleged error in connection with tax
deed held by city to E 18th of Town
Commons lot No 1O9 Cochras and
Sonewall streets, asking that it be
set aside, viz: The merits of this
case are in no wise different from
those already dispose d of by the ac-
tion of council on September 23, 1912,
and we recommend the same action,
to-wit, that the city's claim be held
valid, and in fixing cost of CONVEX
sion that costs only, exclusive of in
terest, be collected.
Respectfully,
F. S. Nash, chairman.
Adopted. M. 3. Mckinnon.
Reports of Standing Committees.
From standin committee on finance
on petition OF T. w. Flanders to be
relieved of the interest on execution
for compulsory water closet installa-
tion. Viz, adversely. recommending
that petition be denied
Respectfully,
M. 3. Mckinnon, Chrm,
c. T. calnan,
Adopted. J. n. Leo.
From fire committee on petition of
J. T. Holmes, subject being COM
plaint against w. NJ. Clark, employe,
for unpaid account, viz, That the
matter has been satisfactorily adjust
ed between the parties. Ordered filed.
From standing committee on ordi-
nances on ordinance by Alderman
Ludwig, providing for the laying of
sidewalks on the west side of Ogle-
thorpe street between Gloucester and
F streets, viz: We find that there
are no ordinances or charter provis-
ions Of force covering the subject
matter of the proposed ordinance.
Respectfully,
Geo. II. Cook, Vice chrm,
c. T. Calnan.
| Received.
From police committee on petition
of ]. J. Mansour, subject being debt
due him by E. d. Gregory, city en-
ploye, viz, Mr.. Gregory's employment
by the city will cease on November
l and your committee is therefore un-
! able to assist in the collection of the
debt Respectfully,
c. T. calnan, Chrm.,
L. Ludwig,
J. n. Leo.
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