The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-05

wsre concurred in - ! = IN
cn 1ne spe eo;9,tsse the Fire psparent 70
Fire Engine Company to be allowed to retain amount
vorably on the same The COMMITTEES aeenins It advaas
BILE that the Hose be furnished the Department through
WILLIAM g. WHLDEN.
s q. co1RTENAY.
- z. B. CAKES
The Special Committee on the Fire Department. to
whom was referred the communication in reference to
a. oy Of the 1 A
WILLIAM G. wHHDEN,
=. v. MARsHALI.
The Mayor reported favoraby upon the application of
". Claussen. to put up Steam Engine bis Lot,
The Mayor also reported that NJ suss has w1thdrawn
his application for permisson to put Steam Engine.
ita further consideration Granted
Blu to establish the oface Of CITY Engineer ana to
city. came up for its second reading.
The bill amended, and the blanks filed up
n1LI TO ESTABLISH TIE OFFICE OF CITY STEAM Ese1-
NEEa AND TO PROVIDE nSsPEcr1oN OF
STEAM ENGINES WITHIN TIE oIrY.
se as Of Of
neer and shall be the duty Of the said City Engineer
se by examination and experimental trial. that the said
material that the may be ssteiy employed in
service for which they are used He Win also sppcr
snd sha give ceraacate TINT the said engines and
boilers satisfactory which certificate may be revoked
conformity therewith owner or lessee shall fur
ntnh whatever labor may be necessary nspec
bs employed IN the city without euch esanation and
certificate u1dsr penalty Of hundred and twenty
lessee Of any engine or boiler shall pay into the civ
Treasury for suon certificates. in every year sum
heating su11ace OF tho boiler in use. "D- M
Or Ese n e g 9a az
City Council, to be taken every year. for which he
and any person employing unlicensed engineer to
work engine boiler, shall be liable to uen.
SEC 8 Every engineer applying for Hcense sSsi1 &C.
company his application by certificate competen-
sal Of he quanacsonF ef the applicant and such l.
cense when granted, be revoked any time nv the
$40 be duty Of the city Enseer
TO examne once in every month during the year. the
such for there be aa ehsass o.
Bro It ahsn be the duty Of the City Steam Engineer
Department and act under bis Instructions y 'e r're
SEC 6. The first election City steam Engineer shall
I osnos and Sy by esesn
thereafter ahs be the days appointed for the annual
81 ss I y ssss s4 ra
fifty per cent of all fees collected by him as his eelsry
~ IN s DO ~
water boaa and other boats not licensed s. the United
Upon the passage Of the bill to its second reading Al
dernan Ravenel moved that the consideration Of the
regular meeting and also that it be printed concured
bill to establish the office Of teacher of the "Geroan
language In the High School Of Charleston came up for
th second reading which it received The bin was passed
reading oon the & f snafa -
an and ordered to be engzosssd ratification
4 BILL 10 EsrAar1sH THE OFFICE OF TEACHER OF TEE
GERMAN LANGUAGE" N TEE HIGH SCHOOL OF
1s It o,a;"e& ses M BY e Mayor sna Aldermen cy co.4
eho nc Inas mere ahan be attached TO the High
who shall be elected and whose duties shall be prescb
Cd 5y the Board Of superisors And the said Teaaher
nt the rate Of one thousand dollars per annu payable
The Mayor stated to Council that since the last resnar
meeting an unfortunate accident had happened In por-
WHICH or ie Would go o for e2 ps5s Of the &
but for the report Of the verdict the jury Of
blame in such case faiis on the Mayor. he bsd e.a
ined the place. and held himself altogether acquitted Of
i the ss eat s the the
jury should as matter OF justice pubsh an the facts
think the investigation would show that tie c7I sthor
tea ware 80 much in default the verdict Of the ury
he saas snS aa
aA the He also aaed to be excused nom
shs and that the Same be made BY
Alderman wragg said he had intended to Offer reao
IA
yhas struck and surprised at the course pursued BY
a q q se 14na r. ss an rest That
truth and nothing but the truth. should deliberately
forward in their Justification Ms hsd Visited
Of 1re se Tss snae aionq the
tst a. an 6Sen pulled doWn BY order Of the Mayor and
had been allowed to renuin standing at the des,re Of ts
owner who believed them strong enough to admit Of
sss tes Gf as sn
1n that limit and not ont into the street, that the
nzing these ruins in lieu Of stable apparently without
me owedge OF any Of the parties interested by
oof He Wiseed to srne Eane sor sne
had yny and s beneT bRaRSss
lsnt individual, making Of the edors renaarfs had
IL sSss 1ssa saa9 em Saa ts
Mercury the communication signed .Nemo and in CON
Reso'ued That his Honor the Mayor be ana he "a bar
Ell 70 % sfs t s careful the
oecaxoued by the falling Of wal, report them TO-
Council at his earliest convenience. - m ~ :"
The Mayor satd he was not aware Of any Aldernoar
navng come prepared to bring the matter before Conn
BY others h. however, would not sblnl sne 6e
ns aa oSsny duty and would make the inves
Ihs resolution Of Alderman Wfagg was then sdontad
this stage of the Proceedings. Aderman aerdts
had bean authorized By the Presdes Of The oty Ra ds
wy Company to his application presented at The
6uD6uEute the
nuntcadon which he read aud then offered the follow
4.s. t$. osv1oE CHAR1Esron CrrY RAILWAY
CHARLxszoN, January q 1857.
10 0s AonoJa61e Mayor 0nd Il Aldevmep.
aER11H11N: As there appears to be an opposition to
our company eztsndng our track through that part OF
Esst FAY south Of Broad street. and desire to svoid
ay eonrse which would conflict with the interest or
T psospees % 70 large and respectable number
non 20 9ter our route thereftom to Nesting street
ec1sn AZ broeo street. TO tho Battery. the privilege
70 MasnoA Cenneta ae tndicated Is our petiaoa now
oe1oto your honorable body. and respectfully aak that
dnn @S -1 -S m, - kNoANNseA oAsesse
servant, jNO a R:3SsSy press%. b. TSeassoat
&eeet2ea Tho petition Of the Charleston Hallway Com
pany The 1d January 1857, be granted provided both
fzssnaons b lsid before tho dEst June ut@e