The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-04-24
Adopted.
Special Committee.

Adopted. ..n
No. 1, H. G. Faison 2, VIM. Muir
ply; 3, E. w. Murphy, trustee; 4, John
Mallette; 6, S. B. Nathan; Z, Mallard
and Lucy Martin; 8, Claiborne Elan
ders; 10, Luanna Ledbetter; II, Toby
Lockett; ~, Joe Frazier; 10, Amanda
Grant; IA, Cornelia B. Johnson; 10,
]. H. Brown; 16, A. V. Wood; IT.,
Maria Page; is, Bette Juhan;19, Lou
iasa Putler; 20, w. H. Greenfield; q,
H. P. Perry; %, Luke Dawson, trus-
tee; 2S, Luke Dawson; "a, Charles
Trimmings; 20, Annie Davis; 26, w.
A. Scoepple; q, Katie Dance; %, Mrs.
Id, B. Loftin; 81, Tom Tison; 80, Al
fred Christie; 93, George R. Williams;
"a, Sylvia Gilliard; 80, Mrs. Carrie
Trimble; SO, T. O. Trimble; 81, Tarle-
ton Holly; SO, John. E. Carter; 40,
Monroe Mayer; Al, Chloe Holt; AZ,
Katie Frances, 43, Annie E. Hender-
son; A, VIM. and Clara Williams; As,
Miss W. D. Barkuloo AS, Mrs. Mary G.
Wallace; At, Mary Jane Niles; 48, J.
NJ. Niles, guardian; 40, Maggie Shep-
pard; so, John H. Sheppard; 81, Lu-
cinda Mason; 55, Mary Johnson; 3D.
J. A. Lowe Jr.; &c. Lucinda Turner;
so, Mrs. Julia F. Baumgartner; I'll,
Mrs. Lena Thorkildsen; So, Minerva
Graham; SIS, James Smith; sc, Nancy
Leonard; 81, Victoria Mills; 6S, Silas
Fielder; SO, Frances Simmons; 70, Mrs.
Maude Turner Glaiber; II, Ida M.
Jones; 70, Corinne Dulaney; Y, Lewis
Simmons, trustee; IA, Elizabeth Sim
mons; rs, ]. w. Watkins; 76, w. F..
Strickland; II, Josephine A. Benton;
rs. w. M. du Bignon; 70, Neal Kinsey;
50, Tilda Virgins; 81, Emma Collins,
50, Mary Merritt, SO, Sam Wilson;
"a, Hagar Godfrey; IS, Henry Blue;
Sc. Hattie Wilson; 81, Mrs. Edith NJ
Even.
aeports of Standing Committees.
From standing committee on ordl-
names on ordinance by Alderman
Leo for the paving of Sidewalks on
certain portions of Monk and Ogle-
thorpe streets, viz; We find that there
are no ordinances or charter proVis-
ions of force covering the subject mat
ter Of the proposed ordinance.
Respectfully,
A, J. Nicholson, Chrm,
Geo. H. Cook,
c. T. Calnan.
Received.
From the public works committee,
viz:
Your committee on public works.
to whom was referred communlca-
ton from the Brunswick chapter OF
the Daughters of the American Rev.
olution, begs to make the following
report thereon. The communication
states that the chapter aims among
other things to advance and further
the beauty of our city, and that SAID
communication is "a protest to the
apparent present policy of the mayor
and council in the seeming unneces-
sarv destruction and removal OF tie
MANY beautiful and adjoining shade
trees in our city"
Your committee begs to state that
perhaps owing to their other aims
the chapter was either unable to sui
fcieatly inform itself in the premises
or was badly misinformed as to the
facts Your committee had occasion
to order the removal of possibly h1ty
trees in various parts of the city, ana
with the exception of four scrub
water oaks almost in the center OF
the sidewalk on street, and one
larger tree in the center Of the side
walk at the corner of F and Grant
streets. were dead, and in majority
of cases were removed at the request
of The immediate residents, as being
unsafe and a menace to life and limp
Tn perhaps double this number o.
cases. dead and broken limbs were
removed. and in no case where the
,;,o mould remove the danger