The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-25

G. Il. Flynn, Moses Goldsmith, A. J. Salinas,
R. ]. Kinloch, N. D, I. L. Ogier, NJ. "
John S. Mitchell, NJ. D., F.. Horsey, 6:
Charles Schmetzer, G. D. Brahe, We:ner q
Ducker, John Gerken, John S. Ryan, James
{. CAN'T, Elias Horlbeck, NJ. D., John Water
mann. Il. Williams, ]. C. b. Claussen, j.
Campsen, Stenhouse & Co., John Fergu-
son. NJ. A. Bartlett, R. F. Gaillard, Bonmann
Brothers.
Notice of the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road Company, to be held on 30th inst. Re-
ferred to tine Mayor to appoint proxy. =,
The Mayor took occasion to inform Councll
that he had appointed Mr.. ". A. Courtenay
proxy to represent the city at the annual meet,
ing of The Charlotte and Columbia Railroad
Company, held this day.
Return Of the Harbormaster for April, 1865,
showing $500 Il collected and paid into the
treasury. Information.
Sundrv bills referred to Committee on Ac-
counts.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
By Alderman Steinmeyer:
The Committee on Brick and Wooden Build
incs, having examined the building to be re-
paired bv John b. Devereux, Atlantlc-street,
report tnfavorably on the same, it being con-
trarv to law. JOHN 81. STEINMEYER.
JOHN F. O'NEILL.
N.G. PARKER.
port fayorably on the following applications Tor
licenses, and recommend the granting OF the
same:
Junk Shop License--Mrs. h. o'Donnell, No.
% Tradd-street.
LIQUOR License-William Brunges, Coming
ano 0'''s' JOHN H. SrEINMEYER,
2. B. OAKES,
JAMES COSGROVE.
Adopted.
Ry Alderman Gerdts:
/ The Committee on Streets, to whom mas
been referred the petition OF Messrs. D. Y. d:
Claussen and J. Campsen, beg leave to report
that they have visited Rater's Alley aIter q
heavy rain. and found it almost impLssable, IN
fact in such q state that it required the Board
of Health as much as the Street Committee,
and consider the only etfectual remedy to have
il paved.
hundred and seven yards; the cost OF having
1t paved like East Bay-street would be slU5s.
And the Nicholson pavement according to the
lowest contract made IN any city ls 81 70 per
The petitioners consider 1t indispensable to
have Rafers Alley paved. and they agree to
have it paved with the Nicholson pavement to
be satisfactory to Council grade etc, to be
given bv the city engineer, if Council will pay
i've hundred dollars towards it, and they Will
defray the balance of the cost themselves.
The committee recommend tLat the otter lie
accepted. nn,,
JACOB SMALL.
q. B. CAKES.
r. NJ. BUTLER.
JAMES r. PRNGLE.
After considerable discussion on the subject
matter contained in the report, the yeas and
nays we're called for on its adoption, which re-
suited as follows: o,,,r o.
Naus-Ndermen Ravenel, O'Neill, Stein
meyer, Olney, Honour, Marshall, Whilden, the
TeasNAldermen Gerdts, Willis, Small, Oakes,
Enston, Cosgrove, Parker, Butler and Prln-
gle-9.
The report was adopted and laid over under
18th rule.
Bv Alderman Honour:
The Committee on Lighting the City, to
which was referred the bills OF The Gas Light
Company, for lighting the pubic institutions
and street lamps. for the month OF March, re-
mort that the bills are correct, amounting IN
the aggregate to two thousand three hundred
and eeynntv-one 1l-100 dollars, as per state
ment herewith, and recommend that they be
paid. ): !S,,rSI II; aONUUH: ,s.
WILLIAM G. WAILDEN.
Adopted.
Bv Alderman Olney:
The Committee on Accounts report that they
have examined the following bills, hnd them
nroneriy certified, and recommend they be