The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-09
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/ iOpLuMaIAi August 6, 1861

7 i QpIvsraTA August 6. 1857 .I6
Present eEfis Honor the, Mayor;
Aldermen "A Alexander, Fisher Geiger,
\, Hunt, 4 Nc y po2lald, Mckenzie. Stork,
Radcliffe and, WnlterI'
;..1 The minutes of the last meeting
- we're Feaa aanaar eoHflrmed.p2 efe1Is
Y THE The f,allaSwlng "A, petition was pre-
\ " scented :: pl&l y ,eaqgspgurS ~
!y- /; ,s4 Is paBiA, August 6, 1861 h
Rhes Medical Faculty Of the Uni
RSersity tbf,4Southm Carolina respscbl
y fully petition the Honorable the
I. Mayor and Aldermen, Of the city, OF
q Columbia that the medical care and
4 management of the inrnates,tof the
Aims House be, committed to them.
Z from the first l6f October next, in
ORDER that they may afford to. the
studentsso of the University those ia
y cilities for clinical instruction which
are important and almost indispensa-
~ BILE aidsto medical education! In con-
sideration for this privilege, which,,
by advancing the interests of the,
& University, cannot but rebound to
the prosperity ofitiiecity, ,sthe Faculty
Is obligate- themselves to- bestow npon
the recipients. of that charity every
attention which their proper treat,
Nnent may demand, without further
compensation.Daf ieahiin,5clS 5.h
si@S AS precedents for! such combacts.
* XouS are resp ectfully referred to the
3 Aims House and the Marine and
Roper Hospitals,i OF. Charleston, of
which the Faculty Of the Medical
College Of that, city have the entire
control, upon O the, terms which we
sjlavett the honor. to submit. Very re-
spectfulIy. .'i;'2 a. N. ATALLEY, re'
On behalf Of the Faculty of Tie
On moti6a ii Alderman Hunt, T. +
was Fsi " ~
s. O Resofbea Thatf the. prayer Of til,
petitioners be granted. liz utFt h.t
A petition, signed by numerous
citizens of Lexington District, was
presented, praying ''that SO much Of
the Ordinance, Regulating the Mar
keti which requires water-melons to
I be carried to the market and to be
sold there, or kept until II o'clock in
the morning. be repealed. a,,,r, :,
On motion, it was referred to the
Committee ON the Market. 1c 81; n"
!" The, following petition from the
3 Board of Trustees Of. the. Independ-.
aent Fire Engine Company was pre-
sented:. 7eo FrIn Hi aaii9 4elfs,t LiiN r
'% iCohUMBIA, August 6, 1867. a
70 Me Honorable lie Mayor and Alder
,' p,en iofiHe city of ColumbiG. .. .a
fst, (HENtn,T pHrzn, snha ,,ak;f;o, &c 49,
lundersigned, Board Of Trustees, re-
: spectfully represents that the Legis-
: lature gave ito the Independent Fire
Engine Company, of Columbia, the
lot of land on Richardson street, and
used by the Company for many years
y for an engine house; and this peti-
tion further showeth that yonr Ia on
orable body proposed to exchange
lots with the Company, offering
them another lot on Washington
street, with such number of feet
front as would be ample for the OBJ
ject they had in view, viz: the cree
ton of an engine house. ssibDi
The Company accepted the propo-
sition made by yonr honorable body,
and named forty feet front, which, to
them, then seemed ample for their
purposes and their means; and, in
deed, it was less than yon had offered
to give in exchange.
w The undersigned would, therefore,
submit the following statement Of
facts, together with the plans, etc.,
: TO which they would invite your spe-.
cial attention, t'f .t' l..,.
Z {, LII is known to your horofable
I" BODY that the Independent Company
have now, in complete order, for SER
) vice, their engine, and by the gene
roslty OF distant friends superb car
rage and 500 feet Of superior hose,
and that they have no building suita