The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL.
rHIRTY-FIFTH REGULAR MEETING.

Prese1t-The Mayor, and Aldermen Ravenel,
Wragg, aerdts, Small, 0'Neih, Willis, stemmeyer
Coserovs, Earle, Courtensy and Pringle-1S
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
confirmed, and the following matters disposed OF
Applications for licenses and transfers Of licenses
e. Meyer l. Co. Referred to Committee on Ii
Application Of JAS. T.. Lee, Administrator Of Es:
tate Of Lawrence Lee, for renewal Of certificate OF
City Stock. Granted.
Keeper Of st. Mchsel's Clock in the month OF FEB
ruaTy, 1885. Referred to Committee on Accounts.
Petition Of c. NJ. Besselieu, Keeper Of the Tidal
Drains, praying that his horse be fed at the e&-
pense OF the city. Granted.
bnrn line on the site of the old Cannonboro' Mills.
Referred to Aldermen Of Ward No. 6:
Petition Of owners Of houses and residents OF
Glsbe street praying that the lamps in said street
be It. Referred to the Committee on Lighting the
city. :e -. 49, co,,n,;s.;ono,s ~ the
Aims House, renewing their application for an ap-
propristion Of money to repair the Aims House.
,, The following communication of the Trustees OF
the Roper Hospital was received as information:
- CHARLIE EsToN, February lsth, M 1857
10 ;s Eoaor the Aayor and s:s'snea the CITY Council
GENTLEMEN AT meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
Of the Roper Hospital held the 18th ins the follow,
ing resolution was unanimously passed ey the Board ana
Board OF Aldermen. Under the BYLAWS OF the nsuu-
hon. patients viii be received for treatment upon awr
tan orde: fom the Mayor or from any member OF the
Board of Commissioners for the Poor.
Rssolud THAT the Board Of Trustees Of the Roper
Hospital respectfully decline accepting the resolution OF
the City Council, adopted February l2th 1857, as con
aicng with existing Bylaws Of the Hosnta! and hostile
totust claims which the Board of Trustees have upon
the City Council through existing conhacts between the
City Council and the Medical Society"
10uis' WIN AJA J.J. i'eRfI oaSo1M, M. D.,
Cto;S1 - ri
Notice of Jno. G. Itgen OF his intention to put up
a wooden building on his lot, Tradd street, oppo-
site Limshouse street, the roof to be covered with
tin. Also, of Robert Howard and others OF their
street, tsc. Referred to- Committee on Brick and
Wooden Buildings.
TIE following accounts were referred to the
Committee on Accounts-Wm. Johnson, $11; W.
w. Sale, s186; Orphan House, 81, 6.SS; Aims
Alderman Ravenel made the following report,
which Was adopted:
Mrred the petition Of Marx E. Cohen, Esq, praying
for reduction in the assessment Of his property on
Aahley street, report that they see no cause
for sny change and recommend that the petition be not
granted. WILLIAM RAVENEL.
e. W. MARSHALL.
JACOB SMALL.
~. ii.si-'@f " P. G. GALLARD, Mayor.
---,-s@:-s 2. B. CAKES.
Alderman steinmeyer made the following report,
which was adopted: .-
On tho applications Of J. Owens, VIII. b. Pierce,
Hugh Farreiiy and John Sherry, each for Junkshop
Lcense the Committee Licenses report favorably,
the reties OF the, same being approved Also on the
JOHN q. STENMEYER,
e. b. CAKES.
Alderman Gerdts made the following report,
which was adopted:
The Committee on Streets to whom has baen referred
tbs petition Of the President Of the Charleston Railway
Compsn, 'askhs permission of Council to be allowed
TO havetheir road extended on East Bay, from Broad
street 10 last Rsy Battery beg leave TO report That
they xre Of the opinion that Meeting street is the most
desirable fcr the convenience of the public and as
petition has beAn sent in frJm number of citizens who
are interested In that portion Of East Bay and who are
opposed to the measure the Committee recommend that
the same be not granted 5icaR r SERgTs; sMs11
,..=......s, 20 JAMES i Vi ~ B, : IRMe1E.
J Alderman Honour made the following report,
The Committee on Relief to which referred the pc
ton Mrs Catharine Fresn stating that heS husband
relief respectfully report that there is fund at the
disposal Of Council for purposes Of charity and the only
rea tn their power give to the INDECENT is through
.ne es tahed institutions Of the city, to which the ap
ptcant III referred. y. q. HONOUE,
8. G. COURTENAY.
Alderman Honour made the following report,
which was unanimously adopted by all the mem
bers present on the ayes and nays being taken
ayes, 18; nays, none.
The Alderinen OF Wards No. ad Z, to whom was re-
6red the propiey Of opening South street. respectfully
recommend that South street be opened from Hanover
to America street. and that his Honor the Mayor be re-
quested to hke the necessary measures tor having 1t
done In accordance with the Act of the General Assem-
hly tn such case made and provided.
z. B. OAKES.
.----= = D. ENSTON.
Alderman Olney made the following report
which was adopted: - - -
The Cs1nnitee Accounts beg to report: That they
7axye examined the following bills which they find cor
rect and recommend they be ordered for payment VIZ:
Bl Imu,tic ASYLUM - 81, .37
sundry lnlls Gas Light Company 22s7l7