The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-29
committee.
REGULAR MEETING.

| HidtL~4 VI pruning SC" rage III IndL
section. Referred to public works
committee.
From c. A. Russell, for redemption
of w IA o. T. lot 1S4, acquired by
City at tax sales in 1911. Referred to
taxes and revenues committee
The following applications for quit
claim deeds to Town Commons a.
received and referred to the ssal
COMMITTEES having Jurisdiction there
Of; No. ~. Paul Clifton Rainey: 143,
ChFistiana Tapwell; IA, James Girls
VOL IA, JOAN :. Cornelius; 146,
e Westmoreland. 147, Maggie
~, administratrtx; t48, Mrs.
Emily Forsyth.
Aldermen CaInan and Nicholson
app jared in the council chamber and
occupied their chairs.
Reports of Special Committees.
Brunswick, Ga, May q, 1912.
Hon. Mayor and Council,
Brunswick, Ga.
Gentlemen: Youp special commit
tee on conversion of Town Commons
lea ses to fee simple, beg to report
fayorably on the following:
10. ), T. Jackson; %, Lee Ern-
est Bailey; 1875, Mary E. Harrison,
the foregoing having been held over
, at late of our last report pending
further investigation. The applica-
.ioaF made at meetings of April 90
and May as hereinafter specified,
ere found TO be in order and We beg
to report favorably thereon and rec
cmmend that the conveyances be
mace. Respectfully,
| 2. S. Nash, Chairman,
A. J.. Nicholson,
M. 3. Mckinnon,
Special Committee.
No. 126, Mrs. Sarah Ann Lucree
127. H. Iverson: 12S, Selden Normal
and Industrial Institute; 1919, William
Davis; 100, F.. NJ. Mack! 131, Clyde
Latham; 1872. Anna E. Attles; 1873,
D. D. Brown; 134. Ransom Cobb; 135,
Lula Holland; los, J. S. Peterson;
11S. Stephen Chills; 1876, Joseph and
jamie Jones; 1877, Chris Short; 1873,
Hattie Scott; 139, Mrs. N. A. and
L. and J. B. Baker; lac, Dr. R. E. L.
Burford; 141, John Crowen
Adopted
Reports of Standing Committees.
From ordinance committee, on or
dinance by the sanitation, public
works and buildings committee. To
amend the ordinance providing for
the cleansing of stables, etc, We find
that there are no charter provisions
or ordinances of force covering the
subj ,ct matter of the proposed ordi-
nance. Respectfully,
A. j. Nicholson, Chrm,
c. r. CaInsn>
Received
From taxes and revenues commit
tee or petition of NJ A. Baker fol
redemption of eastern two thirds OF
New Town lot 1S41 acquired by city
at tax sales, viz: 1t appearing that
petitioner is the successor in title
to the party owning the property al
the time it was sold, and is entitled
to a quit claim deed thereto, we rec
ommend that it be executed to hin
upon payment of the amount due
therefore, to-wit, s11.S4, and the pay
ment of the present outstanding exc
cutions for arrears of taxes, to-wit
1896 for 1909 and $4.42 for 1911.
Respectfully,
L. Ludwig, Chairman,
r. S. Nash.
Adopted. All present recorded a:
voting aye
From same committee on SetitioT
of w. c. Cain, guardian, for n Semp.
ton of northern five-ninths III wes-
tern half of Old Town lot 46S, &C
quired by city at tax sales, viz: Fav-
orably, recommending that same be
executed to him on payment of the
cost thereof, to-wit, s20.S0.
Respectfully,
L. Ludwig, Chairman,
F. S. Nash.
Adopted. All present recorded a:
voting aye.
From same committee, on petition
of the Brunswick Billposting Co., t
amend the license ordinance as Il
distributors and sign tackers, viz:
The subject matter of this petition
was discussed at length by the en-
tire council at the time the 1912 Ii
cense ordinance was being framed
and your committee sees no neces
sity or advisability for altering o
amending the ordinance in this re
spect. and begs TO report adversel.
To the petition. Respectfully,
l. Ludwig, Chairman,
2. S. Nash.
Adopted.
Reports of Officers.
From a L. Owens, marshal, TO
month of April, 1912. Ordered filed.