The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-11

Alderman Oney gave notlce OF Dill rePu.
lating the sale Of medicines, &C., by any put
wholesale and retail apothecaries, and asked
that the notice be considered the first reading.
Granted.
DEFERRED BUSINESS.
/ The report of the Committee on Streets:
made at the last meeting, and which was laid
over under the 18th Rule, came up for consider
alton.
The Mayor read the following telegram which
he had received: o
To Colonel CogsVell, Mayor:
see ]. c. II. Claussen and J. Campsen have been
LAYING Nicholson pavement without authority. /
against them and city for violating my patent for
amount Of said work. notify the city through you
as Mayor not to pay them viii write by TO day 3
mail, AND viii be in Charleston soon; soon :, r,von
In consequence of the same the report was
not adopted.
The following resolution, which was laid
over at the last meeting, came up, and was
adopted:
1st Resolved, That the following Professors in the
Medical College of the State Of South Carolina, VIZ:
E. Geddings, J. J. Ch,solm, F. NJ. Robertson, j. P;
Chazal, R. A. kinloch and Francis T. Miles, De- ana
they are hereby appointed, visiting and consulting
physicians to the city hospitals under charge OF the
Health Department.
I'd. Resolved, That the regulor attending physi
caHs may, at ali times, call upon such OF the SAID
professors as may be upon duty for consultation and
advice.
Sd. Resolu.d, That the said Professors shall have
the privilege OF visiting the wards Of the hospitals
at all times, in company with the regular attending
physicians and during the session OF the College oe
allowed to deliver clinical lectures at the hospitals at
such time as may be agreed upon by them aud the
regular attending physicians, in connection win the
under treatment in the wards to which the stu
dents OF the Medical College sha be admitted free
Of charge.
4th Resolved, That the services Of the Professors
to the hospitals shall be rendered Rratuitously.
The suggestion of the Mayor, made at the
last meeting, relative to the purchase of horses
and carts for the city use, was also laid over TO
next meeting.
- Res oLUT1oNs.
+ Alderman Whilden offered the folloN. ing re-
solution, which was laid over under the 18th
Rule:
Whereas it is the unanimous judgment of the
Board OF Commissioners Of the Charleston Orphan
ousa that the reduction in the annual approprla-
tion for the school connected with that nsttuuon
from two thousand FIVE hundred dollars 70 TWO
thousand dollars, places at their disposai sum Gu
tirely inadequate for the compensation OF ten teach
ers who are faithfully and jealousy aborng IN the
discharge of their arduous and responsible duties
and, if adhered to, must prove detrimental 70 tnat
important branch OF the charity. Ihereiore' a..
Resolved, That the annual appropriation for the
school Of the Charleston Orphan House shall 5e TWO
thousand Ave hundred dollars. This resolution to
take effect on the Doth instant.
Alderman Cosgrove offered the following re-
solution, which was referred to The committee
on Streets:
ResoIved, That o street, to be in continuation Of
Washington street. tbs east side Of the city, near
Cooper River. running from Society continued
ON the north. to Marketsreet near the new Gus
tomhouse on the south. and measuring IN width sew
enty feet according to plan prepared oy EDWARD D.
white ESQ. Surveyor, under date Of 1st May, 1868,
and now before Council be laid out established and
,k->n No ff hA MI IN.
with and that the Mayor 10 proceed to obtain by
purchase the lots of land required for the purpose
and In case Of refusal or demand OF unreasonable
price on the part Of any owner or owners OF sucn ot
or lots to nominate and appoint not less than three
freehoders, resident in the city, to meet an equal
number to be named and appointed on the part OF
the owner or owners, to determine and TX upon the
true and real value of such lot or lots with full power
Of disagreement to call In one other commissioner.
who shall decide and the MAJOR Is hereby vested
with full authority to execute this resolution.
NEW BUSINESS.
! The Mayor submitted the following resolu-
tions frcm. the Trustees Of the Shiras Dlspen-
sary, which were received as information:
Resored, i. That because of The now limited income
physician employed for the Dispens Try, and that he
receive salary ofsiI hundred dollars ys6o0 with one
hundred and fifty dollars tsl50) additional for the
purchase Of the necessary medicines.
= heSulCeu, e 1uuL tu0 VI tuO pbs ~
for the present resticted to that portion of the city
lying between Calhoun-street the north and Mar
ket and Bcaufain streets on the south. =
Resolred 8. Th1t this board resume its quarterly
meetings at whch,tire the physician must. as here
totore pr sent quarterly report OF cases occurring
in the Dispensar, with the naes, ages, sex, color
and nativity Of the naiduals treated, the nature OF
the seas and the results of treatment. he ply
scian to furnish copy OF this report to the health
uficar Of the city 1tth's oe sired.
> Re- olred, 4. hat copy OF tue above resolutions
be officially forwarded to the City Council for their
inform afion. suggesting. they do, plan whereby
the city may be saved the expense u one PHI sictan
tor tile lower warde.
: The Mayor submitted the following report OF
Mr.. ". 4. Courtenay, proxy, to represent The
city ab&he meeting Of the Greenyllle and COL
umbia Railroad Company, and Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad Company, which was
received as Information:
CHARLESTON. s e., MAJ 9, 1868.
To his H,no-, A. Cogsgcl., Mayor of CharfesEo':
SIR:-l have the houUr to report that, III urcord-
ance wite my appointment by you as proxy OF the
City of charlestoD, attended the annual convention
of stockholders OF the Charlotte and South Carolina
Railrood Company. held in Columbia un the 22d
day April also that Of the Greenville and Coum.
bia Railroad Company, held in the came city on tho
3Oth of April. By reference to the report Of the
President Of the Charlotte Road. it will be noticed
that the total figures fol- the year 1857 show tor
Gross income. .szootSo 20
E1penHes.. io@ooi o.
D Net earnings. ....:.' SfooSu a
These figures, as compared with the Presi-
dents reports for 1857, 1858, 1859 and 1860,