The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-22
Proceedings of Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.
COLUMBIA. February -, 1867

Mckenzie. Radcliffe. Stork, Taylor,
Walter and Wearn.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and confirmed.
An application was received from
". L. DcSaussure, on behalf Of Col
j. ID. Banding, requesting payment
of interest due on the bonds of the
old Water Works; which was refer
red to the Committee Of WAYS and
| Means
A petition received from John
Alexander, praying that Council
would extent the main water pipe to
his residence, on Richland street.
was referred to the Committee on
Water Works.
A petition was presented by NJ
Bremen, praying that Council would
allow him ninety dollars in payment
of check e., TIE Branch Bank for
1888, Confederate money, favor of
A. G. Baskin, City Clerk, which was
IN his possession. Referred to the
Committee of Ways and Means
An account of Boyne & Sprowl.
against the Market, and an account
OF ID. Hansen, for corn, were referred
to the Committee on Accounts.
An application from Michael Sean
Ian, for tavern license, was referred
to the Committee on Licenses.
The Committee Of Ways and
Means submitted the following re-
port:
The Committee Of Wavs and
Means beg leave to report that they
have received from the City Clerk
bills OF the city of Columbia, rs fo!-
lows:
Bills denomination Of So, S1S5: ).
1,06S; 2, S66; l, $50; rs cents, J32. so:
80 cents, 3G2: fractional bills from )
to % cents, n. Total "a, ,673.5O.
The Committee have destroyed the
above mentioned bills, (old issue, by
burning, and receipted to the Clerk
for the same. Respectfully submit
ted. J. FISHER,
d. 2. MCDONALD,
Committee
The same Committee also reported
the monthly reports of the City Clerk
for the months Of December and
January as being corrected. They
also reported to the Council that they
had contracted with Julian 4. Selby
to print the necessary number of city
bonds required for refunding the
past due bonds and interest of the
city, for the sum of SD.
Report Of the Committee of Wavs
and Means received and adopted.
The Committee on accounts re-
ported, recommending that the fol-
lowing accounts be paid: Water
Works Department VIM. Glaze &
Co., $3.50; Kirk & Howell, $l4S;
Fisher & Lowrance, >;30.GS; Henry
Skipper, $3.50; \. Palmer, $3.50.
New M;rket-A. Palmer, SIS. &C; f.
Plumer, $3.50; W. 3. Stanley, So:
Jett Douglass, for two months ser
vices, $50. Sidney Park-H. Skip
per, $50. Clerk 5 ot1ice-T W.
Radcliffe, 81; \. Palmer, 50. 80.
Council Chamber-Y. w Radcliffe,
%G2. Guard House,. w Smith,
S51 40. Street Departmental. Il.
Taylor. 800. 16
The Committee reported unf;avor-
ably upon the account Of j. NJ Craw-
ford, for Aims House. contracted in
1861.
The above report was received and
adopted
The Committee Oh Streets present
ed the following report upon the pc
tition of James L. Roane, praying
that Council would open Lower
Boundary street:
The Committee on Streets beg
leave to report: That they have exa-
mined into the matter referred to in
the petition of James l.. Roane, and
find that the prayer Of the petitioner
cannot be granted, from the fact that
the street referred to in this petition
was conveyed, many years since. by
the State, to Mr.. Is. T. Taylor, de-
ceased, and subsequently conveyed
by the said b. +. Taylor to G.. Star
ling, to whose estate it now belongs.
Respectfully submitted.
A. NJ HUNT, Chairman.
The same committee reported fl
vorably on the petition Of L. G. Veal,
City Surveyor, praying that Council
! would increase the fec for survey Of
lots from So to So
The report of the Committee on
Streets was received and adopted.
The Committee on Aims House re-
ported to Council that the Aims
House was in need of repairs, upon
which the following resolution was
offered AID adopted:
Resoiceu, That the Committee on