The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-18

/ 81 Aooaand w;Jo Johnson, sss s. saisings owsr
burnt WALLS S0. .00a Report received and
adopted 3c yrats;s es4i tsss 5sssS,. >, 4 sy,.
r. The Committee on Market reported tht
monthly report OF the Clerk OF the Market
for February, being correct. Ooncurrei
FRhe oosmisies.oa ardASaso aud sa po
lice reported the monthly report OF the Chic
OF Police for i February as being, correct
Concurfed in.z Ak&,g SSEI{A{sI
The Committee on Aims House submitted
the following report:arI c4t 3
The Committee on Aims Hous" to whom
the petition OF DR.. John Lynch and other.
was referred, beg leave to report, that the,
have examined the facts in this case and fine
Miss Mary Lyons was not denied shelte,
In the Aims House. Proper regulations re-
quired that her room should be changed
and that seems to have displeased her. You,
Committee learn that she was sick few
days previous and the physician prescribed
for her, but she protested she would moi
take his poison. Your Committee have ex
amined several witnesses, separately, anc
they all state that room was assigned hel
and good fire provided they moreove,
state, that she has been the terror of many
of the inmates for some time past. Your
OOh-diItCO SlS SibtlSilcU ltlbt Cu6 representa-
tions in the petition are not warranted b,
the facts as stated.
The above report was received ant
adopted.
The Committee on Licenses presented 6
report, recommending that license to retail
spirituous liquors be granted the following
persons: Tavern license-J. c. McKenna
Geo. r. Martin. G. l.. Ryan. Quart Ii
cense-J. &c T. r. Agnew. Report received
and adopted.
The following report was presented by
Special Committee:
the Committee, TO whom was referred
the petition of Mr.. H. Solomon, for per.
mission to build powder house on MIR.
Levy's lot, beg leave to report, that they
have examined the location and think il
would be unwise and inprudent to grant
the privilege 80 near the centre of the cor
poratlon, especially SO, as your Committee
have good reasons for believing that other
applications, Of like nature, are contem
plated. They would, therefore. recommend
that permission be not granted. Respect
fully submitted.
GDWARR = y ha!2FI HOPE, Committee.
Report received aud adopted.
The petition of sundry citizens. prayipc
| that the ordinance relative to cross signs be
repealed, laid over ut last meeting, wa.
again brought before Council It wa
moved and carried that the prayer of tn,
petitioners be not granted
| A bill emitted IAN Ordinance concerpip.
enclosed streets within the corporate limit.
of the city of Columbia received it's thirG
reading, amended, passed, its title changed
to an ordinance, was duly ratified and be
came law, as follows:
An Ordinance concerning enclosed street.
within the corporate limits Of the city O
Columbia
BE ii ordained By The Mayor and Ahlerme,
Of The city Of Columbia, and by amhoritv O
Tie same, That on after the first day of De
cember 1869, all the streets and parts o
streets that now or may hereafter be en-
closed within the corporate limits of sait
city, shall be opened to their termination
North, South, East and West, at their inter
section with the regular boundaries.
| BE IL further ordained. That all person.
who had any of the streets or parts O
streets OF the said city enclosed on the Is
day of January. 1869. shall pay the ia,
levied on such enclosed streets or parts O
streets, according to the ordinance mad.
and provided for the collection OF sucl
taxes.
BE ifartler ordained, That all person O.
persons holding in their possession any O
the streets or parts of streets, on and afte
the passage of this ordinance, without th,
consent OF Council. shall be subject to th,
penalties imposed in such cases, made ant
provided for in former ordinances
BE ffurther ordained, That all parties il
possession of any of the streets or parts O
streets of the said city of Columbia, be mott
fed thereof by the City Clerk, with cop,
of the foregoing ordinances; and if the pro
visions OF the same be not complied with b,
the 10Th of April, 1869, tho penalties shall
be collected as all other taxes due the city.
a bill entitled "An Ordinance to amen,
an ordinance to raise supplies for the yea
| 1869, received its second reading, and was
laid over under the rule
Rev. VIM. Martin, for the Peabody Schoo
Committee, presented report, Mccompa