The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-11
PROCEEDINGS OF o.rY COUNCIL.
FoRTIETH REGULAR MEETING.
COUNCIL OnA,InEn, Nav 2, Isl

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Mny 2, 1907.
Present, tho Mayer; and Aldermen RAvENEI,
WnAao, GrnDTs, o'NEILh, srEINMEYEn, oLSEY,
OAKEs, HoHoUn, MARSHALL, ESsToN, wn1LDEs,
CosoRoyE. EARLE, PRHoLE and CouRTENAr-18.
| Tho minutcs Of the last meeting wero road and
confirmed, and the following matters disposed Of:
! Applications for liconscH from II. II. DApESHoP
IL Co., CATHARrNE MoRRIsoN, W. N. TAFT, and
JOHN WonLKEa noforrod to Committee on Ii
conses
Petition of JAMEa OwESs TO DO refunded amount
paid by him for Junk Shop Liconso. Referred TO
Committee on Reliof
4 Petition Of Jouy KENNY for permission to erect
q wooden building on tho north side Of Tradd
street, botweon Lipteiouso md Grocnhill stroels.
Referred to Committee on Brisk and Wooden Build
inso.
Petition OF the Hopo Fro Engino Company,
praying to DO aowod to settlc the baiance Of an
| amount borrowed from the city, in Confederate
| monoy, on tho basis Of tho valuo Of gold ut that
time. Referred to Special Committee on Fire Do
partment. >,.t
Petition of ALEXANDER RoBEnrsoN, trustee, for
removal OF cortiAoato Of City Stock. Granted. :,
n IL 20
3IEefonpd 20 City Attorney with request 10 report
on the matter TO Council. !,
isf Monthly bfIIaof the Gas Light Company amount
tSAAS.
Referred to tho COMMITTEES on Accounts.
rs. at2 ts;Yt ,.a nEponrs. ~ q i7+ti,, & n
+ re- Alderman srIEspEYEn. 5, ,.yyo{S $500 =
s pnthe pf Jno. +. Tsyior Z po,. forger-,
ID nnt s s4ts sa wooden building
g,;a saTisharH r atiest 20 be used rs workshop.
granted. "a. rs.
l.59HsH 5SHs +! o!aHfBf eEaIhsIsz4 !. p. %
I JAMES P. EARLE.
BY Alderman OLNEY.E ~, g.'t :.a5.
Tho Comulittee OIL Accounts report, that they
HOUSE, aaaans to ss ' So d them sHS A%s
and rooomia klr end thoy 6S % Paid q y Il
The Committee OH Accounts respectfully report
that theS hays oza mined tho books and Vouchers
In the City TT; asurer's Office, from the month of
correct and kept ia croditablo mnnnor.. nor .' :.
shs:5a 3 S5s5z }HAsp, Rszs9, onu|.ss..
Tho following bill cano up for its second rad.
ing, which it received :.ss
a BILL TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF ,PErno1EUM.
Irs PRODUCTS, AND OTHER sIHrI A.t,risi.E o1fs.5 :.
SEC. !. De 4 ordained BY me Mayor and Aidcr-
tho 18th day OF Juue next it shall not be lawful to
Keep Petroleum, Kerosono, Rock Oil, Bensne, BeL-l
colo, or any other 1niammabe Oil or Oils on sior-
ago or for salo in any collar, atoro, or building
south OF Limo street. in larger quantity than fifty
gallons on any ono lot or promises, and any suoh
quantity 40 kapt or stored Hhall be contained In
vcssois of tin or other metal. Hla.l b
Sec q That Petroleum, its products, or any
other Infinmmable Oil or Oils, when brought into
the city BY land or water, may be kept on any lot
or in any building In which cotton Is not stored,
for period not exceeding twenty-four hours, upon
tho expiration OF which timo t shall bo removed
and kept in tho manner as required by tho fore
going section. t.., III ;.& . E.Is
Ordnance Ss # b ssSss qtns ns part
hundred dollars for cach oGtnc. recoverable in
fnny Court OF competent jurisdiction. "
The bill was passed to athird reading, which it
received and passed.. Tho titlo was changed, to
Ordinance, and Il was ordered to be easrossed for
ratification. ~ f{.t =, y! & &
4 Alderman PPn1HqLE Fl reported as having been eEe
1grossed by tho clerk tho following Ordinances
q AN Ordinance to amend an Ordinance2to raise
3suppee for the yoar 1857, and for other pnrposes
uordtnadre to thu ciuarsing or priyfes
aand ynulta in tho corporate linhts Of tho city.
Y The Ordinances were ratified In duo form.
i Adjourned. w. II. SMITH,
4 t.5 Clerk Of Council.