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

the City Council and Francis Sommer to repair
st. Michael's clock for $500. Accepted.
The Mayor suggested the propriety OF the
establishment of city bakery, and recon-
mended the appoint nent OF committee io5
the purpose Of examining into the matter anu
reporting on the same.
Alder man Ravenel moved that committee
OF three be appointed. Carried.
The Mayor appointed Aldermen Whlden,
Willis and Parker.
The Mayor stated that report on the mat.
ter OF the proposed Transportation Railroad
will be submitted at the next regular meeting;
also that the contract for the Shell Road Will
be entered into in few days.
The Mayor suggested that all Improvements
in front of city property should be paid for by
the owners. He also suggested that all pau
pers not belonging to the city should be sent
to the places where they properly belong,
The Mayor suggested that the city should
purchase four or more horses ana carss, arr Ior
landing materials to different parts of the city;
whereupon, Alderman Ravenel moved that the
Mayor be authorized to purchase four 9orses
and carts for the use Of the city. Lali over
under the 18th rule.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman Olney:
l. ReSolced, That the following PROFESSORS
in the Medical College OF the State OF south
Carolina, viz: E. Geddings, J. J.. Chisolm, f.
NJ. Roberts IN and J. 2. Chazal, be, and they
are hereby appointed, visiting and consulting
physicians to the city hospitals under charge
of the Health Department.
2. Resotued, That the regular attending ply
sicians may, at all times, call upon each OF the
slid professors as may be upon duty lor con-
sultation and advice. :,
8. Resolued, 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 be allowed to denver
clinical lectures at the hospitals, at such time
as may be agreed upon by them and the regu-
lar attending physicians, in connection win
the cases under treatment in the WARDS, 10
which the students Of the Medical Coilese
shall be admitted free of charge.
4. ReSolUed, That the services OF tne FRO,
fessors to the Hospitals shall be rendered
gratuitously.
BY Alderman Honour: ~
Resotued. That from and after this date the
City Treasurer be directed to charge Zee OF
fifty cents for every transfer OF City Stock
Adopted.
By Alderman Whilden:
Reso!ued, That the following resolutions be
submitted tc the Trustees OF the Charleston
College. with the request that with such re-
strictions as they may deem advisable, tney
be embodied among the By laws governing the
library under their charge connected with the
Charleston College:
Resoiued, That any person may be allowed TO
avail themselves of the use OF the library, anu
to borrow books therefrom on. depositing with
the librarian sum equal in value to the book
borrowed, and giving their name and resi-
dence.
Rfsolued, That should any borrower lose, OF
seriously i,iure or deface, any volume, they
shall be obliged to replace the same within ten
days with one of equal value, or the librarian
shall be empowered to purchase the same and
pay for it out of the deposit left in his hands:
and if the lost volume be q part OF Q set, they
shall be required to replace or pay for the en-
tire set.
Rescued, That the bound volumes OF the city
papers now in the City Hall be removed to the
College Library building, and placed under the
charge of the librarian, In trust for the City OF
Charleston.
Adopted.
By Alderman Oakes:
Resolued, That the City Registrar be author
lied to have published 500 copies OF his AN
nual Reports for the year 1867, embracing
mortuary and meteorological tables, health de-
partment statistics, &C.. in order that the In
formation therein contained may be communl'
Gated by an exchange with other cities, and fol
general information. ;
Adopted.
Council proceeded by ballot to fill the vacan'
CIV in the Board OF Commissioners OF the Poor,
occasioned by the resignation OF MIR. Saunders
On counting the votes Mr.. +. d. Enston was
declared duly elected.
Adjourned. ". d. SMITH,
Clerk of Council.