The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30
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fest hi dimensions, fronting Meeting street, on
White Point Garden. The building will be finish
8 ed in neat and handsome manner, that Will rather
be an ornament than otherwise to this fashionable
pru1nenade.
The style OF architecture win be in keeping with
. The drawing which accompanies this commuMoa-
tion or something similar, as we have not definite.
1Ydecded; but:wll assure you that it will be IN all
respectg O. finished and ornamental building, sub
ject to be removedat the pleasure Of Council
-: e - JOHN 8. BIGGs, President.
S. Alderman MARSHALL moved that the petition of
the City Railway Company be granted.
Alderman RAyENm moved that it be referred to
tho Committee on Public Buildings, Grounds, &c
&. The yeas and nsys were called ior, on Alderman
MaRsHA1L's motion, and resulted as follows:
Ys1s Aldermen Gerdts, Small, Willis, Ohey,
Oakes, Marshall, Enston, Cosgrove, Courtenay and
Mays--Aiderrnen Ravenel, Wrsgg, Honour, Will
dsn, Earle, Prngle, the Mayor.
The petition was granted.
Alderman HosouR then moved, that the other
petitions be granted. The ayes and nays were
called for:
Aues-A Aldermen ONeil, Honour, Marshall, En-
ston, Cosgrove, Earle. Courtenay and Butler-8.
willis. ohey, oakes. Wfilden, Pringle, the Mayor
The petitions wore not granted.
Petition Of NJ. G. TuToN, praying to be indenl-
nifed for loss and damage by fire on Atlantic
wharf the steam engines uaing his lumber forfuel.
Referred to Special Committee on the Fire Depart
mont. ss
. PetiGon Of CHARLES 81. NOISE, asking to be re-
funded amount Of taxes paid on articles exempt by
law. Referred to Committee on Reliof.
Petition Of J. @. n. C1AUssEN and J. CAMPasN d.
/. Co., asking that Reapers Alley may be paved
with stone or wood Referred to Committee on
Streets. =, 49,.
Notice Of the annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Northeastern Railroad Company, to be held
on Wednesday the Sd April inst.
; = The Mayor. was authorized to attend the meet
ing and represent the city.
The following accounts we're referred to tho
Committee on Accounts:
Aims house. .]11ol'lo
Orphan House. 2504.75
Bond Of LOUIS j. BAaBor, City Civil Engineer.
Approved.
= By Alderman GERDrs:
The Committee on Streets, to whom has beon
referred the petition OF Messrs. andrew smonds
Ia
soliciting Council to lave plank or shell road
laid from Spring street to the City Boundary near
the Forks,) beg leave to report That Meeting
street s very much out OF TePatS tS+ ano ae II le Is
Spring to Line street) the Committee recommend
that the City Civil Engineer be instructed to report
to Council the prcbsble cost Of shell road twenty
four feet vide from sgng; street TO tne ea,y
solid ground; also the probable cost OF plank
road twenty feet wide for the same.
H. GERDTS.
JACOB SMALL.
z. B. OAKES.
JAMES B. PRINGLE.
.-z. r. NJ. B CTLER.
Adopted.
By Alderman CAKES:
The Committee on Licenses, to which were re-
ferred the following applications for Licenses, beg
leave to report favorably on the same, and re-
commend that they be granted.
NO. LIQUOR LICENSE.
jacob Bulwinkle & Co., Calhoun and Marsh
streets.
street.
AUCTION LICENSE.
B. Schur. Sufetes-B. D. Schur and X. ".
Seymour. Respectfully submitted,
z. B. CAKES.
JAMES COSGROVE.
Adopted.
By Alderman O1NEY:
The Committee on Accounts report that they
have examined the following accounts, find them
correct, and recommend they be paid viz:
Bill of DAILY News, under their contract s375.O0
Sundry bills OF Gas Company for lighting
streets and public buildings 2O48.O2
s242S.O2
II. B. OLNEY,
-, L. WILLIS, No. Ward.
P. c. GAuLhED, Mayor.
Adopted.
The following communication Of DR.. J. L. DAw-
sou, Chairman Commissioners of the Poor, accom-
panied by report of the Committee OF the Board