The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02

Council; but this section sha not DO construed TO pre-
so desire. The said company shall boeovcrncd ii It's
changes for freight by the nuthor
s q 1sss sc
81 10 in such n1d place ssy pair,iy seem
and shall carry at night lamp In front aud roar with
lighted inside. md shall havo printed copy Of this Or
nnnce in some conspicuous place in each shn
have bell attached Is each horse or be liable failure
may impose. e not exceeding nity dollars. GIs N
SEC :: be further ordained. That any company
shnn refuse or neglect 10 their provided by
this Ordinance for period Of thrce tbs then the
corporate authorities of this city may rent tho road
public oucry for account OF the compuny for period
Twelve months and II the be not vnted but shall
for period Of twolvc months, thcn the said
tnorlu may have tho taken up material sold
70 the highest bidder, and dcucn,y tho expense
sasng up the road selling the same and repairing tho
strccts the balance if any, shnn be paid to legal
representatives Of said company. t10S5 u : Z
SEC s. Be afurtsr ordiincd That il any person shall
smoke In any car Of any city railroad, otherwise in
any WY improperly conduct himself herself he shc
shan DC liable to ejectmcnt from the and to such
lars ~ ~ - WV
SEC Be further ordained, That it shall be
n Tor any driver or conductor of the City
Railroads to stop their to obstruct tho street
interesting tho line Of the railroad nor shall they OBJ
hsn Is for the landing ond receiving ofpas
nsecting us the crossing before stopping
under such penalty as tho Mayor may impose not
SEC. 10. Be it further ordained That no privilege or
authority heren granted shall be construed to in
bTt NTH n ths a sn OF the e Of
streets where railroad tracks laid shall be subscrvi-
H. Be .t y, no ho1 te
and driver each shall keep vgilant watch OF all
he ae oe 81 os o. sar either
ance OF danger to such vehicles pcrsons the shall
De an ee 5e tine possible ~ foot
track by their persons otherwise Theconductor shall
leave the car while the same in motion an
snai when reqursd stop TO allow on. to leave the
ssr
And tor tho violation Of any portion Of this section
discretion not eseeeding ton % dollars. = -, Dt'sof
SEC H. BE IL further ordained, That the corporate
ing Ordinance whenever circumstances may require It
and that the granting of tho privilege any company
and that the city authorities may grant the same right to
other companies through the streets thorough
DO binding any company already in existence in the
same manner as companies hereafter created. -
Inc Mayor brought to the notice Of Council the
work in st. D1ichaels Stoeple, and recommended
that some repairs bo mado to the same, so as tc
ensure protection for the steeplemen who arc
placed thero by the city. He also asked that MI
thority be given to tho City Registrar to have the
annual report OF the Health Department. printed ir
pamphlet ct form, the cost not to exceed two hun
dred dollars.
Alderman Ravenel offered tn, following resolu
ton, which was adopted: 1' ,'-~
Rssotred. That the Mayor be authorized to have sue,
repairs done St A1ichacls Church steepe as in hi
may be necessary, if agreeable to the vesr!
Alderman Courtenay offered the following reso
luton, which was adopted: "A
1aesokned, That committee Of three ba appointed b,
his Honor the Mayor to examine and report upon tht
present condition Of tho clock In St Mehuels steepie
the cost Of the same and that the committee be author
1zed to inquire and report to this Council the
At this stage of proceedings, Alderman Cos
grove presented petition of sundry citizens, com
planning Of the Artcsian Well water. trough as
nuisance, and praying for the removal Of the same
referred to Aldermen of Ward No. 8.
Alderman Ravenel moved that the annual re
ports Of tho City Registrar and Of the Health De
partment be printed in pamphlet form, at q cos
not to exceed two hundred dollars. Adopted ];
Alderman Honour presented the following reso
utlons ssa,g wh1sh s1+ were S % unanimously adoPted
the a 9b M5 aeS
ened and disnerested philanthropy whcS sees
afford relief where relief is needed uned with delica
cy IN the manner Of its bestowal which marks the gen
Resolrca That Mr.. Peabody is entitled to our warmes
thanks for his munhcent hberaty. and That We beg
the more especially do desire to convey him how
deeply sensible we arc Of ndness at period when thu
general indication of Northern feeling towards us SCENE
to be one of persistent and unrclenng hostility; and
that in an act comforting such substantial benefit We nc
knoWleuse the existence of sentiment which still re
| CARDS the Southern people as citizens Of common
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions be entered il
the Journals of Council be published among its pro
ceedlngs and that the Mayor be requested transmit
copy to Mr.. Peabody. +z ~ @'"-s - '1- -
| Alderman Whilden offered the following resolu
ton as substitute for the one offered at the Ias
| meeting, which was adopted: .i% 5".
That the Committee Of tho Aims House report to Coun
c what changes necessary and advisable for the car
Tying out Of the ordinance establishing the Aims House
Alderman Pr1ngle, from the Committee en- En-.
crossed Bills, reported ns having been enerossed
BY the Clerk, m Ordinance to establish and reeu.
! late the Office of City Civil Engineer. The Ord
nance was ratified in due form.
Ihe Clerk was instructed to give notice of The
ing of Council. r1'i -s. ->s> - =
| Adjourned. W. q. SMITH.
| Clerk Of Council.