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pBOCEliDINGSOF COUNCIL. Adjourned Meeting, May 8th, 1881. Council met pursuant to adjourq- m cnt. Present, His Honor, M. J. Colson, Mayor, and Aldermen Harvey, Hardy, Littlefield, Cook and Spears. Absent, Aldermen Wilder, Doerfling- er and Con per. Called the appeal case of W. J. Williams, charged with firing a gun within the prescribed limits on the 27th day of April, 1882, and held guilty by His Honor, the Mayor, and ordered to pay a fine of five dollars, or labor on the public streets for a term of ten days, and, after hearing the evidence, the judgment of the court was, on motion of Aid. Spears, sustained. Called also the appeal case of W. J. Williams, charged with firing a pistol within the prescribed limits, on the 27th day of April, 1882, and held guilty by His Honor, the Mayor, and ordered to pay a fine of twenty dol lars or labor on the public streets for u term of thirty days, and, after hear ing the evidence, the judgment of the court was, on motion of Aid. Spears, su“tajned. fo {he Honorable Mayor and Council of the. City of Brunswick: Tl ie special committee to whom was relerreil Hie duty of reporting an or- cliuaiiee regulating and controlling tlio sanitation-of the city, beg leave lo stale that they have taken the mat ter into careful consideration, and re spectfully submit the accompanying ordinance, which they recommend be passed. J. R- Cook, S. C. Littlefield, W. W. Hardy, Committee. The report was, on motion of Aid. Spears, received, and the committee discharged. “An ordinance to secure the clean liness and to promote and preserve the bealthfulness of the city of Bruns wick, prescribe penalties for ft viola tion of the same, and for other pur poses therein mentioned,” was then takeu up and read the first time, then taken up by unanimous consent, read a second time by sections, and unani mously passed. His Honor then appointed the Com mittee on Quarantine and Sanitation, iis follows: S. C. Littlefield, J. R. Cook, J. J. Spears. Oii motion of Aid. Littlefield, it was ordered that 1,000 copies of the ordinance regulating and controlling the sanitation of the city be printed for distribution. By Aid. Cook: Resolved, TbatCoun- sMOBDIMME, to mva.ro to pro? mote and preserve the Healthlnlnese of the City of Brunswick, prescribe penalties for a violation of the same, — ——tnrposes therein men- 'ayor qtftfaiMciluf the.City of Brunswick, in Council assembled, do hereby ordain, That from and after the first day of June, 1882, it shall n6t be lawful tor any person tobuilfi, have, keep or use any privy within the limits of said city, embraced as fol lows: Commencing at tbe western termination of Dartmouth street, and running east along said street to Cochran avenue, thence north along said avenue to Gloucester street, thence east along said street to Gor don street, thence north along said street to *‘J” street, thenee west along said street to Cochran avenue, thence north along said avenue to “L” street, thence west along said street to the river, and thence south along the riv er to tbe place of beginning, unless tbe same be constructed and used as follows: " 1. No privy shall be placed or re main within a less distance than three feet from tbe line of any street or al ley, or within the same distance from the boundary lino of bis or her lot. 2. No person sball build, have, keep or use any privy within tbe limits of tbe city having a pit or sink attached to the same, but nil privies shall be so constructed ns to have tbe seats at least two feet above the surface of the earth or floor, and sball be open in tbe rear, or so constructed ns to allow the free passage of movable boxes from the rear. 3. No person shall use any privy within the limits prescribed by this ordinance unless tbe same be provid ed with movable boxes for the remov al of all matter accumulating therein, and the boxes sball be removed, emp tied, cleansed and disinfected at least once every two weeks from the first day of June to tbe thirty-first day of October, nnd at least once per month from the first day of November to the 31st day of May of each and every year. 4. No person sball use any privy within the aforesaid prescribed limits without placing, from time to time, as often as may be required, a quantity of dry earth and sulphate of iron (copperas) in tbe movable boxes, and which sball be sufficient to absorb, neutralize nnd destroy all offensive odors arising therefrom, so that tbe contents of the same may be promptly nnd easily removed to snob points os may be selected for places of deposit. 5. Tbe removal of tbe contents of all privies shnll be at tbe expense of those using the privies, and tbe re moval of all garbage, tilth or other ■natter which shall have been declared injurious to tbe health of the city by file Board of Health shall be at tbe expense of the owners or occupants of tbe lots upon which tbe same shall have accumulated. ; 5 2.' And be it further ordained, to be held on the 10th inst., to elect u sanitary inspector, at a salary of $50 Council then took a recess until 8:30 i m. on Wednesday, the 10th inst. M. J. Colson, Attest: yr Mayor. . Jas. Houston, Cl’JMfC&tinciP 1! u Ail j.mi lieu Milet,imt May lQftjt J88H. Council met pursuant :■> adjourn ment. 1'ivseut, His Honor, M. fi.QqVi K 'i , Mayor, and Ahl. Wilder, fjppacs, Cook, Harvey, LittlefoliLamlHardy., ■Vi me Council proceeded to ballot for sau- itarv iusppjtorowhicli r«A forfeiture and collection of bonds giv en by offenders against tbe ordinan ces of tbe citj|«f^fp«w^f JrtJtheir appearance at tbe Police Court of said city, and for other purposes therein mentioned, was read the <fii then token up I ly unanimous read a second time, by sections, and unanimously passed. M. J. Colson, , Attest: ‘>[i i.t I -Vl•• «<Mayor. James Houston, Clerk Couucil. Wuycross scorns to be badly afflict ed with numerous and proceed, at an adjourned, meeting tbe owners, agents or occupants of all houses within tho city shall keep the same, with the yards and premia u W in a cleanly condition, removing per won in. , Jj j . j i.Lis. * ot destroying by tire, atleast once a ■ destroying by week* all rubbisl^trssh, garbage and ‘ ‘ * every kind, a^d shiijl keep all drnins nncTprivies constantly i'roiu Prank L. Haralson, State Libra* rflmn, Atlanta, Jan. 1; 1880. cal! lean and purified Sec. 3. And be That nil persons , meats, fisli, vegetables, Ac., Ac., shall rennf| Pfl'lttyj 1 / ,G<fr, wb'ellier animal or vegetable, id shall keep exposed, particularly ing the warm season, a sufficient ntity of chloride of lime, carbolic or sulphate of iron tq destroy all 'ora, solutiorf ofciirboUc acid or er E good disinfectant, and 'fltfalT frequently whitewash (he interior of the buildings, And'shall not sell or of- for for. sale any tainted or decaying meats, fish, oyster, Jruitoyr vegetables. Se<i 4. Aid he it further ordained, at'no person shall throw or place _y rubbish, trash, garbage, empty cans, bottles, or any other material, either solid or. 'liquid, into or upon any public squaro, street, lane, alley, drain, or upon tbe premises of anotb- SidWSwMMB same within six hours thereafter; aud ftJsKS$sa©s®sft oil such matter hitherto placed by them, and now lying on any of the squares, streets, lanes, alleys, or upon the premises of any person within the tested „ self and" cn others, and have found it to bo all that is claimed—a specific for neuralgia and .beadoobe-, X reeom- mciid it to a suffering public. Yonrs truly, Frank L. Haralson. Hutchinson & B|»o., 'ftb£ , lb, Attb- ,a - Sold by all druggists. fl5-3m Messrs. Hutchinson & Bro.: I have cjty.„ - ( A .. 5“> fm That the owners ■hall speedily remove them to such point as shall be designated by the Board of Health or Sanitary Inspec tor, and then bury them at least three feet below the surface of the earth; and if no owner of a dead animal can pP rjpflfly, found,Itbe sadfcjhagbe removed andiboriw At the expense of the city, and the said expense sball be charged to and paid by the owner whenever ascertained. Sec. 6. And be it further ordained, That it shall be tbe duty of tbe Sani tary Inspectoral) takeccbSfce of.snch teams as shall he furnished by Coun cil, and remove to snob point or points as shall be designated by tbe Board of Healtlj, tmd' at aPfh rtasonaiJe charges as shall have been fixed by Council, tbe contents of all privies and all snob garbage, filth or other matter, which tbe Board of Health sball require to be removed, within the limits prescribed by tbe first sec tion of this ordinance, and which be shall have been requested to remove by those using tbe privies, or by those owning tbe lots upon which tbe gar bage, filth or other matter shall have accumulated; but all such persons shall havo the privilege of themselves removing or employing others than the Sanitary Inspector to make such removals, provided tbe same be done in strict compliance with the provis ions of this ordinance. Sec. 7. And be it further ordained, That it shall be the duty of the May or to appoint a standing commitUee of three, to be known as the commit tee on quarantine and sanitation, and to whom sball be referred all matters touching tbe quarantine or sanitation of the city, and who shall take charge of all matters pertaining to either, par ticularly that of supervising the busi ness and duties of the Sanitary In spector, and wbo shall be authorized to contract with responsible parties for the removal of all matter from the limits prescribed in tbe first section of this ordinance, whenever tbe same can be done to the advantage aud ben efit of those Laving to make the re movals. Sec. 8. And be it further ordained, That it shall be the duty of the com mittee ou quarantine and sanitation to procure a sufficient number of box es for the removal of tbe contents of all privies within tbe aforesaid limits, which shall be furnished free of charge, but shall be kept in good or der and condition by those using them. Sec. 9. And be. it further ordained, That all persons using privies requir ing movable boxes, shall so construct, locate or arrange tbe same, so as to afford the Sanitary Inspector an easy and convenient entrance to the same, either from tbe rear or front of the premises, Sec. 10. And be it further ordained, That tbe sauitary inspector shall charge nnd collect, monthly, the fol lowing prices for removing tbe con tents of privies, viz: For families not more Ilian fire In number t SI) • ■ from live to teu In number 40 •• Irom ten to twenty In number no exceeding twenty In nnmber 5 00 And such pricos for tbe removal of other matter as shnll be fixed by the committee on quarantine and sanita tion. . , , .. j> Sic. 11. And be it further ordained, That tbe members of Council, mem hers of tbe Board of Health, Sanitary Inspector aud lhe police force of the city are hereby authorized to enter upon any and all premises within the city for the purpose of iijHpectiug uwd giving order* 4$r. disinfecting ai.d cleaning the sainb; and all- persons neglecting or refusing to obey such ders shall be -im mediately placed on iuformatiiy WJckeVfor trial before e ponce court. Hue. 12. And be it further ordained, TO the duty oil! umilius Rod id of the lisOHM Jewelry and Clocks l SILVERWARE, Etc., In Grreat'Variety. contagious disease, or of any wbick> they suspect to be coutagiou- to iinrtrtMutely notify tbe Health ofli eer or tbe City Physician ot such case ‘ violate.any of.the provisions of this «>i - dinauco, shall be subject, ou convic tion tueirefor before the police feorirt,’ to a fiuo not exceeding $100) or labor on the public streets for a term not exceedingAifttVofboUytf !#>< discretion of tne court. Sec. 14. And be it further ordained, be, and the same are hereby repealed. Passed in Council, May 8tb, 1882. M. J._Colson, at; .i . .... Mayor. James Houston, Clerk-Council. N. B. Sulplmta ot Jrop, bettor known ns cupptUKaiMMWIAyi^* aud cheapest'dlSJufectonts that cau be used, aud its use is strongly rec ommended in aud about privies, in tbe proportion of two pounds to « bucket of water. The copperas can be purchased at any drof store, and should be used at least once a week. TO RENT. The we*torn h»lf ol lhe MlcbiSjioo fttWtnc*. now 3BiaeA5ash?aa2‘» IMfiTr 1 & Mill ... .i.. Victor Sewing Machines! Needles and Attachments. LpriMMf F. WARNKE, MeroHant Tailor. :0:- MY ©TOOK For the present season is of unequalled extent and variety, embracing evory novelty In material and Style for MEN’S WEAR, made up in style aud finish unsurpassed. Examination solicited. Joerger’s clock, AprUlMy Brunswick, 6a. Schofield’s Iron Works, Macon, Ga, manufacture PORTABLE AND, STATIONARY ENGINES AND BOIL ERS, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, anil all kinds of Machinery and Castings t6 1 order. - - M-STECIAI. ATTENTION GIVES TO REl^IR WORK. WE HAVE SOW OPENED A WHOLESALE HARDWARE HOUSE, And c»ii supply our customers vr NAILS, PLOWS ANDAGUICTL janSl-fim itiw l»i|UIDWIIIE,IIIOX. CUTLER V, STEEL KAJUijIIPLKItlENTS. Writs forPric S «. J. S. SCHOFIELD & SONS. sinia & Georgia Railroad Large Illustrated Catalogue FREE. I MACUN & BRUNSWICK DIVISION., tAlnif elfeef mtnclsy. May lit, l« c 2. Pauaeng.t Trains on this rosil will run 11 follows; , sMeccn 7:50PM live at Jump 2:1!) AM aro jgraasraff gag Hewitt Hea«toet’gCe*Box8S8,Waeb«rfh,Pa. AND ALL TROUBLESOME VERMIN. |of .llklnda fbraatovjry cheag. Pittsburgh, Pa. Dr. W. B. BURROUGHS, WILL BUY ANr> SELL ■' ‘ Land ar\d Real Estate. COLLECTING ANnTsURANCE AGENT. R«y.i. tduenift. of London, capital 14,8 *«,**• WeaU-rn of Toronto, capiUi..* Man ha tun Llf«,net aaacu and income,'81 11.74U.4S5 Office next to Vmt Office. maylLtf 9 Jcsup 11:45 P M im A M NO. 3. kro Macon 7:00 AM .IM^Brubfcwngr. 10:30 A M ye Jfunii ... hre Ht Maeou ..T. 13:60 PM 1:40 PM 7:50 P M Bitmawick 7.ikiPM at Jesnp 0;.’»5 P M t cling at Macon for all PRINCIPAL POINTS tu t$e NORTH AND NORTHWEST. ro connectiona at FLOIUDA TS AND SAVANNAH. J.fM. EDWARDS, J. J. GRIFFIK. Superintend Ah»'tG.. , Cm MARSHAL’S SALES. BTATE OF GEORGIA—Cm or Bxrr,wicr. Will be (ukFlfofii^ tli. batrt Ron., doer, in tbe ®tty i«f Brunawick, Olynu county, Oecruia, ou the • first Tucaday in Jane 1883, between the hours of tep a. m. and fonr p. m. of that day, at public cut- land ard, j C. P. GOODYEAR, attorney at LAVi Over MlcbeUon'. ProTirion Store, Glouenter Street, BRUNSWICK, GA. bed property, t At thraame|ituejJ improAut«it|iu UMciijful R^itfawf* kAuownandi in tue pftif of flaid city oa >*4w Town lot mini|H:r 3.379, levied on a> tin* property of Samuel - - • - lama for taxes due the city of Bruno* wick for the year 1881. Amount taxes due. $4 10.— Cost 84 00. NOTICE. TUI My^appoin|ments^fJr taking Tax Bstdrus fur ths Q Rniuawlck, April 3d and 4th, 34th and 23th, May 1th mrnA 9th. inoua Mills, April 6th and SCth, May 10th. PiLtl-v • Store, April Utb, May Bt thci. April 12tb, May M and 11 While la Brunswick my one. w l < t my one. wlU hi ,«t tb. City . TURNER . G C.