The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, December 03, 1900, Page 7, Image 7

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hjwsomequeer fires start wiiawt iiinwwwnw ,m v i run eesT. or the fire*. , raf rt(f lncrair ache*rr. M r,r Number o( Known C*iw f , | r „_uinf of Them Are Match ,;.,,lo# '*■••• Chowtoal Comhhu.- Plate Olaee Windows. Poor I leetrlc Wiring. Esploslve* la i Iran IBS Material, and the flwlng ,„k (.*• Bracket—A l)nu*rrou* and ln .,plained Explonlve That le time rated In Cloned Ralldlßaa hy % fltraniahip Eire That U.lp.-J K.stlnaalah Itaelf Chemlr-nl l,_|aeendiarlam Difficult to York. Nov. 30.—SutpK'loua fire* are . y occurrence In al the grcrt dtle . wnc'. vet there l a blare the onxli) of , r ,( apparent, a cry ol In n ,i . pi L at once ralretl. Yet lnv#tl<a „ owa ilia .tea tnan 1 per ce..t. . f (r „ are the result of a dc Ite rat • to destroy property. T.iera are known cau** ot Area which must <red in advance o( a theory that the ...laetratton eu tbo work o i th.t inlla rum* fury human Uacll.ua. the Ar*bn<. ate i.owaver. In every city p 0- r Uarlaa, in n bo t • . juiMlnar ny the m >at l Itn nut , Of courao. the object of h ,r, .> tr. co loetlon of th# Inau.an e IV the owner of ha pto er.y. One of ice fa .orlta achetr.es cf the Ircen .1 ry ,t choir, an oil atove *nd a ent ihr atove la placed titan th char „ ’ th, wick Haired To the lack f la tie.i j a; onk i. r.t T e t-ed out through wl dow. The ill* the cord at the de Iral mo . set* the chair a'd ttoh hu nlng m ma dialocatoJ atone atart- th? ,m. An.the. cchenao requires trie llaht hull' a J a lot of ,'.ipcltr**. The curron. cf fie. t to- I, tu.ntd on and tbt lxhtd bulh it pi.ked In too ell p nge E per na- is t.iv. shewn that It r*qrla. fourteen mm ... I0 melt the g Ac, bull, and ae: afire i.i, nuteriala surrounding It. Tht lira-bug. however, aceompllshe* ■ com; ar lively Uttle c me a rad to hi* fr.tial*. ihe jerry builder, the car| c.rpci.ier, the Incou peter* electrician, sud 'he plumber ar*l ihe painter, wl.o arc :oo tree with their spir.t lart.pa In an s: vee'.lgttli n of 56.'. ausploloua fires mad in by Peter Se„r#y. the r lre Marsha: of 0.-Mtcr New York, there were on.y iwo hr s which were absolutely prove i ;to hate been of Incendiary origin In ~.r:.t ther a#a p reona were arr-si'd r the cl..t'ge of a-aon, but Jurlea faded o cont .ot t tin Tne Investigation ot : ese (tree r a t id In the a rest of twalv persona, the rr.aj rlty of whom were dla charged by mtpla tales for the lack of •. ncluslve evldaoce In moat cf the cae* I ,re seemed to be a mrsl certainty of th. y lit of the accused persona There re In the city of New York In that yeai fir thousa'd two hundred and thirty nine fire* fr, m all causes. Tho. wr e duly It la to InveaMgat • f-o of a aplclous or.gin are confront'd •> many difficulties. Not the least oi t •-e le ’he manner In which cltlacn-. r •:••• ’h f r no good reason, dolibeiau : ms! ad the lnv.’ Igatora A deputy f.'r- marsi al . r.ce spent nearly a day In • Investigation of u fire which ho b'- l.'ved to have beer the work of an In .rhar. lie would [urobably have s<l.l !•■■t. ;n *h* drk with regtrd to It ha.' ■ • rhea <1 a eof, vet **: lon as h. wa ■ v r.r me tenement where the Are had .rred A woman was singeing a km In the kit h n of one of th' i a;srniertß. A blag* fr..m the burnlna v**r .t l iarlttd a towel which was dry Vhi ov. r ihe Move ami the Are son**'! ■ - v tiir ughout the room Thinking H ' * c wou’d he censured for ourelees- H • ■ e hi.d e\ a led the Question* of the H •' ard put them to n areal deal of ■ ‘ • bringing lnnocnnt persons Baide.- suspicion. H i|rrr i antes of Eire*. 99 i rive*"tvor of Ares of peculiar orl |r h n* nr. rons ontly occurring in H rifle* rr.’it have a saving krrowl- H ' * rhem s'n’ physics or-hlteciure ■>’ f e vsr.-ty of other art* and acl ■ It r.o< generally known for In ' 'hat a combination of Indigo and ■j ■■ 1 ..II Is a red Ac source of destnic ■ 'res P.hrlcs dy.d with Indlro and ■ ' and wl’h i preparation of llr.aecd or I ■ f st’rM In a conAned S|.acc, hike Are ■■' • emselve*. Ir was only t< few year* !'■ “' rt t Irv good* house was ncur'y de HI and brcrtiiae the jtropr|e<or did not ■ ic les rucblvc qualities of oil and H ' • Ir l’sir dye Icimpblack when pa-k ■’' wv ir. art 111-verrtila’ed room often ■ "t'e* enoogh heal to set liself on ■ In one of the principal cities of the B 'd S’atea rh latuoratory of a per- Bj ’ ”.r w, nearly wreckeel by a terrlAc B ’ n The maker of acenrs hellevetl B 1 a discharged smploye had set Are B bußd'ns hut he hadn’t. The Are H’ >• 'to the alow cvanoratlon of a high B ' ''* n a room In whveh a sma! labor ■ •-Tv gas stove ha I h.>n left burning B ~'rrs passed through the streets of ■ : n • f'w yetrs ago n load of hav B suddenly became enveloped In ■ *t-e Th driver of the hay wagon ■ *'* "heart in assault a gu’lel'a* youth B ’'”11 *mc|i| n a a ideorerte nearby Tlic B h w-sver had nothin* to do with B 'carertc smoker hut w*t* caused hv B "re of n wheel rubbing against B Iron rod on the side of 'h B A hvs’artler hsd *een *he spirt B *d hv -he eorts-t be***,sn t*e n|e"et ■ e',,.,, Into trfl-mwv’hle hy B ' mar fa-Ul'lnr sd*> I h"'nt s B *' l *ct cause of Ares Is th ruh Ing o’ B hcplrg evalns’ f-e ed-e f tie I ‘’—nr. th rough w'lch I pass- f r m ■ Aocr In a fancy good- *ou a a B ,* r " Iron vault was hlown orusn *y eom B '' r '* r*nera*ed w'lhtn * n t t*„ e |* U e' B * •‘■•e* of Aame No-ode b*d *ee- 'n B ’ v "l' lor at least twreive hour* The B “ ho* was A'led with iwne*' doll# he- B each pitlr of which ther* ***■ a 'lm B '•l ulold. A three-inch ■te-m pip- w • ■ ‘d sea‘net the >*• of t'e V'ult -n ’ ■ * heat it gave out had ralae ' th* ten* B r “ r,, u-e of the bon b-x to •! h a d** ee B r ’*’ 'h* celulcld Alma had aketi fr# B 1 ’ ;r cct'cn s one of the convo en pi t* B 0 ■*! rlotd. and the e*p'.veton tut the B r *‘- r; result of a rowihingt o- o' gun B n * n<l high tempera'ure t'na of the B *' luMu>rn Are# whl h ever, via let B w . 1 *" h * <l 1 "‘ ” r, T>lt In a plate si >1 8,, ,w r he vlrreotta pane conceti’ra s I B ii ,h,> * l,n 't"®n a eell'i- B ’ otnb. The oomh bla*ed and aplut- B ~ *nd soon the other e.im'’le o' cI- B '.*■ Which were around It we eon f r # ■ • Isms. .-ommitmeated nap’dly to the B " T,4 'rder of a ttock of InAammable mer B f ’r Use. B * "till Marches n fomhlaatlon B Troslacllee of Troohle. B ’ overweening fondness of mice and B ’’ for sulphur has been the eau#e of ■ Ares. A deputy Are marshal told ■ ritc r recently tn.u he had In several B ''‘n nesta of motchea which Ihe fl * r/ l "Mae had made between the Aoora ■ 'Aiding#. It la no unusual thing when ■ "rrea are be'ng torn down to Aiflt I l ' ' h * rodents have lined their abodes ■ 'he brimstone nnnolrted atlcka. The ■ ’nU rata will steal an old fashioned ■ r match whenever they get nn op ■ 'HV and take It away to Chew al ■ !uri- The gnawing process result* B tgnf’lon of the matches and there B mysterious ajvd auaprctoua Are. B lerne r ard paroAne as a choice B * ’>’ If *h>’ Ir aulatlon of an eleotric B ’Utalrka thla o*y product of pe B 'he rate will east It. The bared ■ "ue becomes a ready mesne of B * ablate. B , ny > aseM tho atoamA'ler la reapon ■ ' rlostruetlv* Ara#. If a steam pipe B t , to wootlwork a allow prooeaa ■ dring rakes place. A llule e*- ■ '■ -i or a draft of air may fan a Aame from the car bonrsed wood Another oauaa of oorJlagTatton* la the care.eaeneaa or oturenter# From time Immemorial It hu# been a habit dr ihe trade to sweep ehnvlngs lr. between the joists or Aoor* In these day* of electric wiring the sup posedly insure• ,-d wire* pass ben.a’.h Ihe Aoora. If edher the wire or the ahavlngs ware properly Insulated there would be r.o trouble. But in one way or another tha wire la exposed and communicates a •park to the ahavlngs which m-y be ly ing near le The spark may smoulder for daya and then In the dead of night there comes a cry of "Fire!" The houses of the wealthy, even In the.e daya of Are-proof construction are o t n more of Are-trape than th meanest ten - rnents The Aue- in the ab de- ol w-e. h and luxury are often defective. In mn. cases only the width of a brick inte-ven a between Intense heat and hlghl> varnls l ed and IrtAammAbla cabli e work Rich har.g ngs and uphoiateied fu nl ur. ,|ve Ihe food upon which a conAa* atl-'n fe d* Irefectlve e ectrlc w ring hue m nr -Ins to answer lor In these day., E *ctn la who are euppoced to t>e e mp. t n wil croa wires amt violate nrly every pr n elpal of common sens, and of eectil a •clence S-ime o' them l-ala rv ivl f wire through wooden boxea wr I h. In 'he event of Are. Is* om, rearing Aue . k m of the troet deytructkve A res kn wn In th ■ Urge cities have been due to c rel* a . as In placing the wires for electric .tght ng Mysterious Gas Generated by bsrar Fires. One of the rrea!eat .larger* that Are men have to face la the and en e'plo ive hurst of Aame In a burnt eg bull Ir g wher no known explosives are present T e theory has beep advanced b. <xp rt in Are-Agbtlng that these epc 1 n ar cauMN) by a g-a generat'd In .r cl i I building by a high de.re. n heal T e exact nature of this ga.- they d> not at tempt to dshne, but they say that It ta a high explosive, and extr me y .r.Aa *r mable In the open air. This t eo y w a borne out In a remarkable way b a Are In Syracuse *everai years ago ( n lei -ides of a targe si rehouse but ding here was a Are Tha hurnlrg h .11 .In war.- hotb separated from the U,ra one by ihe width of the street Stream- of wa e from hose were pUytr.g upon It In the hope of saving It. The building wi. Ailed with cloth and o her no • explosive materials Without p e llmlnary flickering or other wan- Ing. the entire building sudden., burst Into flames The w.ndows wtr. doiently blown out and Are darted forth from them and at th* asm, time grwai olumtia of Aame spurted up from the roof. Il we evident that th# air In*ld, ’he tightly cloaed building had become suddenly ign ted on all aide# Thai It nad an explosive quality mi equally ap parent. This same ga# It I# claimed Is reaponaMe for ih vivid and beau.lful "Ar# balloons" that aall up Into the air above large Are# There la a myeterioua property in dusc wh<oh under certain conditions produce violent explosion*. Ther# hav# been In stance* In postofllcea where the duet from ;he mall bagt suspended In th* air of a -lose room ha* exploded with terrsAc foroe. Duai exploaon* are of frequeni occurrence In Aour and drug mill* Th* precis# condition* under which auch ac cident* occur have never been determin ed. It hi the theory of those who hav. made my*iriou* Area a lifelong study that the explosion# always occur In rooms where little air I# admitted and where tha temperature la high 6|iOßtenenu# C'wlim4lou en Over worked Excuse. Spontaneous combustion cover? a multi tude of the s.n# of oare’.essnens The ori gin of many Dree In sailor shop# moy b<- •raced to Ihe eo-celled dry-cleaning of lothes A rag dippad In naphtha la fre luentty uaorl in removing grease spot, from garments The rag soaked with nflatnmabl- fluid Is thrown upon the floor When the shop Is closed up and th< air Is confined the naph’ha soaked maie lal will of Itaelf generate Are. Bales of ■otton. placed In the hold of a ship, ar often the cause of disastrous tires. Krt inently e spark from a cigar feeds a resting place in a cotton bale, where It -moulder* for week#. On# of th# most prolific causes of ten* •pent house tires Is the dark hall. Th. taw pp-vlde* that hallways ahal' be light ed until ten o'clock at night Frequent ly persona come In after that hour, aim strike matches in order to find their wa, In many cases their sense# are befuid* # |th drink, and Ihe burrrlrg match aticx are thrown upon the floor. Here the matches may com* In contact with grecsj matting or with bits of paper, and start a lire which smoulders for hours, and In he early hours of the morning spread through the houae. Rainy days cause all manner of tires It Is the eu tom of he housewife to hang wet garments In the kitchen when the weather condition will not admit of the drying of the family wash upon th# roof. Frequently she leaves the damp clothe* hanging In th kitchen near a s'Ove The garments dry out during the n ght. and beeom'n* light *r are easily Mown against the Steve 1 y draughts of air They take (Ire and ’•efore many malnutss the whole kitchen 1* In flames Frequent recommendation# have been made by the chiefs of the city firs depart rnents that the swinging gas bracket b ’boll*tied by law Whenever th# author! lies of the Ar* department get charv • nay order such brack#', to b mire ’ t mad# stationery Hundred# of Arse ■vs been caus'd by the carelessness of parson* who ’.eft the#- swl-gT* bracket •1 such a petition that the flame could come In contact with lace curtains. Wl’c a special reference apparently to causin' .as many Are# possible, the gasfl’t' -’ways puts a swinging bracket where 6* knows the housskaoner will wish 4# 6*ng a lace curtain. The comblna'lo nf curtain and bracket li often- fa’a’ ■n# of th* most active cauee. of Ar-* •s th# mantel dsco-atlon In many bom— a Silken scarf ts hnug fr-m th* —a-te •tself Whenever there I* fl'# In ’he gr't • •here Is denser of ths Air#.- ••r t>• * Are In tenement house* rm-11 -loves n-s Often placed befor* the ma'ts’ T he -a-- tal shelves are none th l*-s du’- ora led with vad- of emb-ol ’* ed nd 11-- .e’led cloth, In many cas-s this and c-ra •lon has caught Are from the #|ov to the Aoor. and’ Ignited the fat-s-'ak and carpet or matting. In e rne heuee the'* are wardrobes and clothes c osets n ar ths chimneys The clothl-g bu-g bahl-d ths closed door* and subject'd ’n the win ter time to a stsadv beat from the chim ney l* liable to combustion. Chemical Combinations a Fostlle In p’acsa wher# chemical* are kept th# varieties of Are* are alrooM -ount *•-. comparatively Inno en’ aub tan e- In themselves may come In contact ap l x*.v crate heat aufflclent to atart a Ivel . b age On# of the Atlantic fre'g'ners am to thla port recently with a earvo a mpvt of crude chemicals and cotton. There ‘ad been an explosion of acids before the fl e It seemed Impossible to check the flame which had communicated to the e tton. Tho Are, however generat'd heat mAi dant to liberate th# 'hi rlne from a quantity of bleaching powder. Tie chlor ine material y aided In keeping th# fl e In check, although la auffocat! g fum a nearly caused the death of mme of ’he .allora who ween Into the hold to fght the flame*. In the storage of all kin ■* o materials too much care cmn t ' exsr elsad The fact must be taken into c n iteration that where air and e n-t I c - lata the chances of lire re grsat’r In ■rees#d. The observance of th# slm* e rules laid down by O'* dapa*tma'ts wrul frequently obviate the nee# slty of Inves tigating the origin ol myai# lou. Bros. —Unless some# It Ing la speedily don# to pros set deer In the upper peninsula of Michigan Ihe animal# will be extermlnut ed At the present tale of slaughter i.J ' will hav# been killed before the oeasot cloaes. Game Warden Mora# Is prepar Inga rtstrlotlv# msasurs for Introduclle* in th# Lsgisls.ur* this setwloo. THE MORNING NEW S: MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, I‘KK). urmuL. 'city government (Continued from Sixth Page.) or by a Junk cealer It .hail >• di-tlnc ly cx rMM 1 at MMk unk cue or • ottou pickery, cr J'.nk eater, *tie'l always lie eubje< t to he ' at at o>> o th# lOlcv of •he it v, and hat uch peiwuit .hill 10 pure) as fr m ny nc u. er t e o,e of 16 years, a dupllcat- . f whlcn I en# n •and by the prison or iwr-ons takinf ut Ihe same. .*iid express r.g M* .or ihelr assent o such or.d lions, 1 alt o# re rnied by lilt eilj ,re # ier nd on tefu al lo sub mit ai any ime o such V'S.iall n. or on > cynvi tl n in ihe Police Coi tt of havlnr purchas'd Com ..ry oi e indei th* as of 16 yr.,rs such Heap** ah .11 b# .tv M i aid ch 'unk bop or co mn pickery ehi- I in me ua ely he . I eed by me M or aid • ery s. -h unk -h |. ju ik aler r o’ •'•r. pi k ijr i•• *e hall be -übj-ci o 'he lunher i di on ihgl . * .vine thal a subje i to revocation bv he Mayor or Re ,-order If m avam nailon b'or* Mm in . he I ollc* c. urt. he -: al) b- .u ’C 'm'. an.) 1 'ia s pr n nee hat r> ’• in rmn erty i* fund In -uch tank ho\ nr In ihe in e on f ny unk e,l’; and such oonditum si m 1 lw- - x re’sed In the license of ev. ry sveh Jnk -hper •!..e*. ’ vory | leia n lequ ed by ihe provision# of ih’ ecu n. si and b> he ord mn.'t pas-ed In Council %’arch it. 1 M. in f<nw ’0 ak ; r.g •ut llcen.t# who hall comment* o liarsa t tr o'er to ’an# ’t n C # elt' any of the kinda of b . -.-a moot on and In th.s seen n. al er th# Arsi day of Jan* uary iso:, sha'.l take out license before | c< m, enclug bu n as oidinAi.i*. t easel March It. :tod. wh i h aid ordinance is off "ce The Hcrngg heiel ■ ;>r. v) ed fi r 'all be l*-uel by h* c:iy t:e .ne.. At and If a y r* son tra ae Irg. or "IT rng io r.vnsaet In all il.. e t er ol h kl. da f usl <s* In .111* se - lo pec Ad. hall i fo ml wll out .’.Ch llcer e l#pay*d n a corsincu. ua m in. er In his her or their place of busin m .e. sue oi they ah, o.i vonv.< lion mere- ! of In the Police Court, be fined In a sum i not exceeding ne bundled .to lap. or kn- 1 prisoned no. more than thirty days, or both. In the discretion of the court No | *i<-lAc license or permit to do business ’ .hall be transferable by any person or , Arm unless the transferee be the bona Ad. successor at the same place of th* Iran* feror. and unless all Indebtedness due on aid license hy the transferor la fully paid nd anew bond given by the transfers* wherever a bond Is required by ordi nance. But a parson or Him may trar.s '*r hi* license or jiermli fiom one place to another with the permission of Coun cil. See. 12. On and after the Arst day of January. 1601. the price of a license to sell ma t vir.oua oi spirituous aq o s al e#i xlihin tht orporaie and jurl-di, tlonal units of said city for one year enall be iwto hundred dollars net. without discount, but a license to eel. at retail may be |s -ued upon paying nne-four.h of the sum due for a yearly li enee and upon giving . otes be iru.g 5 per cent Interest train I tan. 1, 1901. when parties are already In 'lusinea*. and from dote In case partus wmrencing busin. as dur.ng the year, •vith Ind-rsemems or suieiles sailsfarto y o the Mayor, io secure the paiment of the ithsr three-fourth# of said sums In thiee 'quel peyinente. on the twe fth of March, e elftn of Jure o’ and tne ftb of Septem ber. 19)1: provided, however, that upon de- ‘ fault ail the notes aba.! become due an.l , payable, the said payments to be made ( xh-ther the jwraon- givh-s such notes or j ■urety shad go on of buslnea* or not. *rd the appl'snt ahall be required to aub- j ■nit. as >e urliles two res:-onlble free older* of this clry, a- prerequisite to the 1- ■ je of said license tno offler. c'.erk or employ# of the city eha l be taken ax **- ■urlty on such bond, and It shall be th# duly of the Mayor to pass upon auch oond# before any license l* Issued here nder); and no license for the sale of malt, inous or spirituou* liquors shall cover my other business wha ever than the sale of malt, vinous or epltltuuu* liquors, and shall apply to but one place for the sa e cf said liquors, wheth-r under one roof or iiherwlee, under penalty of not more han one hundred dollars And r.o bar oosn .-had be li ensed which has not an entrance to it separate and distinct from ’he entrance to the dwel'lng; ami the ir enee may in the d 1 sere 100 of the Mavor or Recorder, be forfe t-d for anv viola ion of any state law or city ordinance; and In the eaee of forfeiture the license -hsl! not be renewed for the spare of two •are, ti >nl by permission of Council Vnd it ehall be the duty of ihe Clerk of Council lo publish quarterly an alpha terlcal list of all persons licensed to sell liquor a* aforesaid All auch li censes ahall be laken out by T*r*one already engaged In business with in thirty days af'rr the Arst day ol Tannery. 101. and In the cas* of persona w shlng to commence buslre*- later In ihe year, be' re eomreer.c ng bu'nea, and any d**>r In liquors a* afo’seald. fal’lng or refu*lrg >o take out a ll’-ena* io sell liquors a for *itd, shall be liable to a penalty of not more than one hun dred dollars for every day any such per. •on may sell without a license, or be Im prisoned for 'hlrty day*, or both flee. 13. Every person tran-actlng. or of fering to transact, the business of trana norm* or carrying goods, etc passen gers or baggage for hire, by means nt wagon*, dray*, truck*, street railway ■*r. or other vth.clea and every keep*' of a public or livery stoble emp’oylng such vehicles in his buslnass. and every other oerson keeping and ualn* atraet railway *ars. or other vehicles. In other kinds of business. shall, upon pay ing the lev hereinbefore pres-rlb. *d lake out a badge wht-h will be fur n shed by h“ ctv treasurer, for each street car or vehicle lo be employed In u-h business (ths number of street car* or vehicle- to be *m;.loynl to be on oath) which shall be placed In a con spicuous place on such vehicle cr street -ar—exrep vehicles kept by keeper* of public or livery stables, to be let for hire, and vehicles used for pleasure or con venience-and any person uslr g or em ploying any vehicle or street car on auch .urines# without bndre offl-ed except as iforvsald, shall be doube taxed, and on I -onvl'tlon thereof In the Police Court, may be Aned In a mm not exceeding one hundred do ar*. or lrrprlnm*nt not more this thirty days, or both. In the 4l cetlon of the court. #'* '4 Tbe ordinance of Nov. 16. 1443. requiring badges to be takxnout for dog* aid pre-ctlt lug other r g ilaflons for dog. w, far as ths provisions of ths .am# are not Incontlstsn' with thl* ordinance. I hereby r-or'alned and declar'd to be !n full force. Every person falling to take jut a llcrns# for a dog or falling to pav such license as required hy s-ctlon 6 and 4 of Ihl* ordinance ahall. upon coqv e- Ilon before th* Poll*. * ourt of th* city of flavannah. be subjact to a fins not to ,1"#.! three do! ar. with ths alternative of Imprl-Onment not to exceed three days. Sec It I* shall b* lawful for th# Mayor of said c.ty. with the concurrence of the Finance Commit!#*, to appoint within thtrtv days after the first day of January. 1901. a competent person who** duty It shall be to report lo th* Board of Tax A-e#or and city easttrer. respectively from time to time, all person# In said city required lo •nak* any reiurn or to take out anv Mcn#s required by this ordinance who shall n-g --eet or omit to do so. and al! property a th t.. t *o taxation but not resumed, end to .erform such other duties In conns.”loq Will! the above as may be required of him sv the said Mayor and Finnic* Commli tse. And auch person shall continue in the performance of his duties only aa long ,s hr# services shall b* considered neces sary bv said Mayor and Finance Com mittee. and shall receive such compen a ton as they aha!! specify, flee 16. Thai the • lek of Council be, ,n<l he ts hereby directed to report to •o-Jncll at lb* Arst meeting In every quar ter the amount of money sxjvndsd for '.ell department up to date of report, and ■ a soon as any department making any Heburtnent shall have reached Ihe llm ,t* provided In th* budget th* clerk of ■ouncll shall at once notify the head of the: department. flee. 17. This ofldtnanc* -halt be subject to alteration and repeal, ir whole or In art. in any tlirfo during th* year 11, should il be deemed advisable, and no .uch amendment or repeal In any particu lar shall be construed to Impair th# right at Council to assess and levy a tax for OEEH'-lAt.. the whole of aald year 19)1. whenever mad,. Sec I* All ordinance# and parts of ordinances conAtctina with the provt.-lona of this ordinance are hereby repealed, pro vided, nevertheless, that an much and su h psrts of ordinance* heretofore passe,! ss provided for the Issuing and enforcement of execution* for any tax or assessment, or part of tax or assessment, required by any such ordinance and now remaining unpaid, shall conilnue amt remain of force so as to authorise Ihe treasurer to Issue such execution* and the marshal lo collect the same, until snrh taxes or assessment shall be fully paid. ELECTIONS Tha #l*olloo for chimney contractor for the wetcen division postponed from tie meeting of Nov 14 on account of failure to tiect, was had. and resulted in ihe c.ec tlon of John Jeffrey h* having received 6 vole*, J G flchwarxhaum 4. H. H Vr non. 1. two other applicants. Philip Small hclser and W. F. Baggs Paving A led Inblr a|*p.P aton* atn r (he laei meeting upon motion, which was a io. ed ihelr appllca ilons were received and perm' t and t go Into Ihe election. M*srs Smailh -lesr and Baggs recelvid no vote Mr Jeffrey was thereupon duly de-’lared elected chimney contractor for the we-tern dlvt.-lon. RBWLVTION* By Alderman Tlolemar.— Reao.ved, By the Mayor and Aldermen of th* city of flavannah In found assem bled. Thai the representatives Iron. Chit ham county and the acimtur ft ten thla dis trict are respectful y urged to op -** any moasure designed to >ake aw-ay from the pr.-sent Council tha power to els t anv of the officers of the city now elective by them, their attention Is respectfully cat.ed to the fact (hat th* wishes and views en tertained by Connell on thla subject are expr *se,l by the - resolution unanimously puss-<l at the meeting of Oct. 31. I*o of which they hav* been advised, and that. In the otilnton of the heard, th. taking iway of this power at this tune would he a reflection upon the members of this board and wou.d not promote the public good. Rtsolved further. That 'h* clerk of 'ouncll send to each of our re.-rosen a tlves and our senator* a copy of this reso uuom Adopted Bv Aldaiman Haas— Resolvad, By tba Mayor ar.d A-lermen of th* oily of fljv nn h. li C>uncl * •ambled. That the I> 1 I tu e of the 1 ■ e of Georgs now In se aloer | re pctf 11 requested to take su h suit ible act 1 n at may seem to I: proper .or t’e pur <■*• of Indor. l> g th# effo.ts now ’eng n,a e hy the city of fl .an an t) it ure n epproprl-tlon I our the ong r e a th • United fl atea to tha deepen g o the r;ver and harbor at B,an eh rom twe - ty-gix to iwen;y-eght feel. ,ns b s aili ng for this tnov m n . wnicu m a■> s much for the s ,-’p-,.t of Georg: •. th# sym pathy and active ae.-l tanc f the c n s ee-met from Georgia and thel ,o-ope - iition with our congressmen. Hon. Itufu* E Los er. Resolvrd. further Th.vt the le-k o' council *e-d -o each of tie repr *an a live* from Chatham county and the aep •to f. ,-m tn| dl.tn t a op of t i re olutton, so that ti may be p ..per y brotig :t before the Legislature Adopted Bv Alderman Horrtgan— Resolvol, Th#’ t. e reeo’utlon heretofor (vas*e-1. permitting Harm n W nter to o > crate aut mohl s an c# tal r streets I th# city o.' 81, am* , un er r* trl Ins an i reguia Ins. I he tmbo led In n o • ■ Hnance. b* and the * me I* here y o amended that the pe.mL.-ion *ha I Inclu e iocomot I’*#. Adopted. JIifICELLANEOffI Communication from ’he city of Charles In extending an In, t it lon to the Mayor. |’ouncll and city c metals to ott.'ttd th lourth annual eonvemlon <-f th# League of A’mcv.ssn MtfMe.lt■* He- to be he’d In Uwt city from Dec 12 io jr,. ’Em. wux.- read and accepted, with the thanks of Coun e'l. At this point In the proceedings. hla h nor <ha Ms or. r se to a. question of p-r sonal privilege, wt.lch was oconsl >ned bv ths receipt of a letter addressed to him 4y Mr. I> B lister re’atlve to tha [c tltlon of th* Vernon Shell Road CNvmpan, for a *treel railway franchise Af.er *h reading: of the letter by th# clerk. th< Mayor fork oceaa'.on to state that tht communication was misleading In Its char ar<er und contained stataments and In sinuations Whtch required some explana tlon from him. His H nor then proceetleu to deny the unfair and srrorg statement ird Inalnuatlone mad*, and that he con eldered the letter was an Improper one and Imperilrent rd thas he would treat It with the ufmost contempt He furthr. sta’ed thrt during hlr long service of six teen years to the city, he had nevet lofl;ed one dollar by hit connection with city affair.'. Upon the conclusion of the Mover's re marks Council revolved Itself Into a meet ing of the Committee of th# Who!# to consider Ihe ped’dona of th# Vernon Kh#!| lined Company, ard J. fl. Collin*, seeking street railway franchises After considering th# petition Council ng-aln went Into session and there bsln,- no further business took a reoess subject io tlio call of the chslr. WM P BAILEY. Clerk of Council ARREARS FOR GROUND RENT. City of flavannah. Office City Treasurer. Doc 1, 19 Th* follow.ng loss are In arrears for ground rent, of which owners are hereby notified. C. 8 Hardee. City Treasurer. Brown Ward—Lot 81. 2 quarters. Calhoun Ward—Middle ' lot 14. 2 qumr ters; earn % ot west 4* lot 3. 2 quarter- , lot 33, 3 quarters, lot 24. 3 quarters, lot ii 2 quarters, lot 48, 2 quartern Charlton Ward—Lot 1. 2 quarters, east 16 lor 36. 2 quarters Chatham Ward—East ii lot 1. 2 quar ters. middle 6s lot 13. 2 quarters; earn V* lot 34. 3 quarters; east H lot 26. 2 quar ters. east 46 lot 3. 2 quarter* Columbia Ward—Lot 16, 2 quarters; #* purt lot 21, 2 quarters; lot 3. 2 quarter part lots 3 and SO. 2 quartern; wast 46 east part lot 9). 2 quarter# Crawford Ward-West ' lot 6. 2 quar ters. lot 33, 2 quarters; lot 34. 3 quarter* 1 t 39. 2 quarters, lot 40. 2 quarters, north west part lot 6. 2 quarter* Crawford Ward. Eaat—Middle part lot 1,3 quarters, part lo# 16, 2 quarters, per. lot 15. 2 quarters, lot 16. 2 quarters. Elbert Ward-Weat 46 lot 19. 2 quarter southeast part lot 34. 2 quarters; east 66 lot 29 Forsyth Ward- Lot 19. 2 quarter# Franklin Ward-Lot 2. 2 quarters, east 16 lot 27. 2 quarters. New Franklin Ward—East V 6 lot 14. 2 quarters. west 46 lot 14, 2 quarters. Green Ward—East 46 lot 3.3 quarters, east part lot 4. 2 quarters, south 46 lot 16. 2 quarters, northeast <4 lot 28. 2 quartern Jackson Ward—Lo* 22. 2 quarters; met •lie >6 lot 2! 2 quarters. Jasper Ward— Lot 2. 2 quarters; west , lot 2. 2 quarter* lot M. 3 quarters; lot 43 2 quarters; west '4 lot 46, 3 quarter*, eg* 44 lot 46. 2 quarter* Lafayette Ward—Weat H log 1. 2 quar tern, weat 46 lot *■ 2 quarters; lot 44. 2 quarters. Liberty Ward-Lot 4. 2 quart#?*, lot 9 3 quarters, lot 9,3 quarters; lot 10. 2 quar. Mrs; east pert lot 16. 2 quarter*, east 4 lot 26. 2 quarters; east 4 lot *>, 2 quarter*, lot SJ. 2 quarter. Lloyd Ward—Weet 46 lot 44. 2 quarter*: lot 42, 2 quarters; west 4* lot C, 2 quar tara. Monterey Ward—Eaat 2-6 log 10. S quar tars; log 27. 3 quarters; Ht *6. 3 quarters. Pulaski Ward—Lot 8. 3 quarters; k>t 18. 2 quarters: south 46 I°* 23. 2 quarters Reynolds Ward-Trust lot B. 2 quarters Troup Ward—Lot 16. 2 quarters; west part lot 35. 2 quarters; lot 31. 2 quarters. I north 4# lot 57. 2 quarter#; east 46 ot south 46 lot 32. 3 quarters; M 40.3 quarters, weat pert lot 28, 2 Quarters. Warren Ward—Weat 4s lot 10, 2 quarters, lot 18, 2 quartern a' A * > * x, >'< Y ' fj.i * Mfg ' JSft if i> ' **•*)'* "JUp - X I%> * ‘"* ,V X firJ! * f Tr.*- h* 41.-1 :>.:■ ‘ m : - '.p ii .• fti: ' r !h U ihf (Mt JL V A iivSfc tnak* •'*>-u iK* t ■ ‘.U>n- i nme pure K* %-/ Sjf V ■V- SJ? f n1 hlood. no,i*’ ou im, n* t • * ;r you ar* (M ■ i, atroniP'r ih*n your r • i mat er 4-f ahori tlma wh*n ** if I *Um*n9 "ill not *x. t It’-imini* lam %\>ii not | ti*n any more than Itch *lll f t !♦* Itch wh*n your blood I* P* I I pure iira> Com|xur**l muhc* .t pur- it innk< a ymi ’j *ir rmF>r than your dir,a<* If r kf* u r mak**a you rnsinhond r)[p VI V •• you will K*t on .r A\ vii >- i ir*** mer* D curv or po ami >44. Bk P, / m y * c in; dkaoi-i of I • thing n- II I Mi VFOtfil for puny chlldrrn T ah**u.l dll mean* JI l M CTi Ml In the ItnitiMNi of n timuFj:: *. i> \ , <irn>br*rd rm I \ a mm MK cur** when rverythlng fo! pWJ j 4 A MB If you hn\i' dyspcpMH. cun 1 **t. fin- !*',• rt palpi* dr 'r ** Jm- • Ml Ml B f tat 6 - rfrovuf you mnv take *#r \lh*.i l .\i • hv • urad k ApiL If voti rv* H ifumitti'in i'umi 11. in 1. \ , k M.oul* rgmi^ Yfr • d#rr you may tuk* ijruyb'aird *nl • l lh **ni< w >• with K ’lrnm Uch. lfrynl|> lr. H rfula, m ''Sono via <hr*bjo.'aa- _ Canrar, Hor b rmml ' n jmmmtmrmmmm Our GRAYBEAHD COMl’fH ND Ik soil at all i u|Rl>t ff>r SI OO a bottle. Hx *# $• if you con • your f: IT FEEDS THE BRAIN ll - ;;• 7; t Kespess lJruff Cos., Owners, Savannah, Ga. OEE I Cl XL. Wa.-h.rg’ n MhiM Kat .ot 11. 2qu ir t.rs. west t# lot 14. ;■ i|iiart-rs \\*rde> Man)- hast ’* Irt 11. 2 quarters. All per-ona havlt.g lirteie-t In tlrf above lots are hereby notUl.-d that If the amounts t ow doe are not paid to lit# city treasurer on er tefere Dec 11th met . 1 will proceed on the morning of Dec 14 to enter according to law JOHN POWER. Cy Marshal “ UQI'OR LICENSES City of Hovannah. office Clerk of Coun cil. Savannah. Ga . Nov Se 19k' —The fol .owing applications |o retail liquor during the year IDul. were read ' meeting of Council, Nuv , 1910. and referr#rl to the Oommltte# of th# Whole W P Ballev. Clerk of Council Anglin. Thos . 13k Brjan street. ,ve#t Andcrsotr. Joseph N . No 3D Hairdo.p i street. Abel. Chas . aoutheaat corner Bay and Atven-orn street*. Bevran. J. 0., corner Bull and Best street*. Badenhoop. JU . No. 13 West Broad street. Bohn H. N. C . No 2M F.sst Broad alreet. Connery. C. P-. No 110 St. Juhsn street, Denmark. J M No 147 Farm street DJerks. Wm. C.. No 334 MTirtaker street. Doyle. M. J . Matket Square Derst, George. 79 Weat Rroad street liters,' William, northeast comr Über ty and Weat Broad streets Enislman. A H No 716 Ea*t Broad street, corner Owti.nett street Ft. hhols. F., #—uthweat -omer IJherty street lane and East Broad street* Etchhot* Se lx. No 1012 Cemetery *treet. Groves, W C , northweet comer l'.arnrl and Prvan street*. Gildea. Nall. No. 120 Broughton str#t. st. Galina. J A.. No 9 Drayton street tiefTken Harman H , No. 422 Broughton street. ***: Helmken. J. H . sontheawt corner Übar t> and Whitaker atrsets. Hart, Francis. No 11 J*frron alreet Heilman J. F . No 634 I'realdsstt atrset Hermann * Baronthelm. No 1* Hnrnard streat Klene. Herman No. I*4 Bryan street. Kelly. A T . Bay lane, near Bull street Lyon. John A Cos., northeast corner Broughton and Whitaker streets. Lane N . No 16 Broughton street, east, la-van. Chas. 14., No. 11l Congresn •treet. wear. Mslncke. P A . No. 563 Bryan street. tv St. Manning. P No 21 Bay atresrt. east Morrison, flacuh. No. s< Oclethorpo svenus. easi Meyer. J K., No. Ml film* street. MeAlpin. T E , No. *4 Price street N'ell. Otto W. 406 Brouglr on at reel. WMt - Ohalek. Cha* , ooutheaiu corner Ogle thorpe avenue and Reynolds streets. v Olislek. John, northeast corner Bay and West Broad Street*. Peters. Frol. norlhea*t coraer Bur tough* and Park avenue. Rt-lMy, L . 13 Bryan street, west. Roents h. Martin A Cos.. No 7K Brough ton street, west Regepouolox. A. C. St Cos.. No. 38 Bry an atret. west. ltehm. L. C . northeast corner Jefferson and Alice strae:*. Repke. John No 23 Drayton street. Rocker. J W Bro . southwest corner Weat Brond end Joaes street*. Raskin. 8.. oornsr West Broad and Iwinnett streets. Sampson. I‘ . 302 Bryan street, weat Schwarx. Georgs. 317 Congrsa# street. WMkt. Steinman, Bros . No 44 W'**t Broad street. flt'ff'tts. Harry. Best Broad and Ogle thorpe avenue flchwarx. George C cornr Congre#* and Whitaker aMeets. Bchnaara, H J . No 401 Wilson street. He till has. Q No 1W Price street p.never. J n , 127 West Broad street fltahmer J<hn 631 Bryan treei west Taussatst. Chaa., No. Wtt Oglethorpe avenue. Ttenken. Fred J . No. * Liberty street, •est. Verukl. Ell. No. C Bernard street. Voliers. W . southeast corner Taylor and West Broad street. Weiti, 8.. northwest comer East Broad ,nd Harris street#. William Sr Grice, No Sg> West Broad -•re*t. BRRNNAN BROS* WnOLESALB Fruit, Produce, Grain, Etc *33 Hav rtKLBT. **•., TeSepbeasSao, ORANGES. Headquarters for FINE FLORIDA OKANOEB. rRUITfI AND VEGETABLE* o. all kinds. ■EED RYE. fI'F,P OATS! HAT. ORAIN FEED. FLOUR. CilKEflE. BEANB. ras. Hlc# Biraw. sle. \V, 1) 8 mkins Sc Cos. j. D. WEED * CO •At 353631 AM. L Leather Bellini Steam Packing 4 Hose Agsois far NEW XOJgJt BIUIMIA is SALTLNU AND FACKXNQ COMPANY. LINDSAY & MORGAN Arc Headquarters for Furniture, . Carpets, Draperies, Vestibule Lace. Folding Door Portieres Lace Curtains, Silk Lambrequins, China Silks, Inlaid Linoleums, Straw Mattings, Carpet Size Rugs, Window Shades, Table Covers. BRASS BEDS. Ja<M rrrrlrfil Mimr rlpgant owe* with cnnil*. Worth looWlnf • I M4ii |f >Oll do not wont to hay. Won't rliargr you m rent to look. DINING ROOM FURNITURE. " e liatf on diiplay Ibr heat itmiriitirul of Milrlmaril*, t hitia €*!••- eta, Faitrntlon Tables aul (hair* Ibul yon will over hare the clinnco to look at niln. Buck’s Ranges and Stoves. I* I .It CK*T. ofw tbe rrpalar prlrea Ibis oreeb. %olblnc off tbe qoallty. IVbf we My we do—we 110 IKI, nod we mm y (lint we ell nvr noodo *‘!%ol hnn ehen| kind, but how |ond kind.” nt the anie price nud often le than you set the Inferior uraiVi at other lion*. BEWARE OF BAITS. One thins cheop, and moke •• n| 00 the lint tblnn you hoe-. Ur do not tell for eoat. t ■n’t tay expense* If we did. >0 one elne can either. her the point f If yon fn’t, rotne unit nee un nnl we> will om* lighten yon. t NEW STORES, BROUGHTON ST. rMalariaq 1 Malarial poisoning may show Itself in regu-. lar chills and fever; or in hard headaches, aching bones, sore muscles, indigestion, nerv-i pi 55 ' Lippman’s J&igi iChill and Fever Tonic?] | GREATEST MALARIA AND AGUE CORE Ilf THE WORLD, is a positive and never-failing specific for bil- J ious fever, malaria, chills and fever, and for all* the distressing complaints due to living in a malarious district. "I had ferret #od #lo* for lv# Stssks. and no other reaserlv I mr tor k ties tree b*o'4'.-4 ms but. lately I saw your Llppmsu's Chill and F*v*r Tonic •pvar’.laed. and I bough’sbotll- and It bu sllsctad • p#rf#ct roe#, and would r . #l#o tdd that for pmoa# in dal rest" baellh It I. the brat lonic th*y CIS a OSS ' *J asX BSILI* baraonah. 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