The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-07
PROCEEDINGS OF c1rF COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting.

cousor1 CHAMBER, December 80. 1858.
presant-The Mayor; and Aldermen Potter,
Cunningham, Dereef, Lihdslrom, ADAMS,
Wall, Cade, Olney, Honour, Whliden, Volst'
Moore. Howard, Marshall, McK'nlay-l6.
The minutes Of the last meetlng "efo ie''o
and confirmed. e .lo
Alderman Oiney moved a suspension OF the
regular or ier OF bushes, and that Council pro-
ceed to ON election for city officers. Garrett a,
Council proceeded to an election t 4 city on-
GERS, when on ballot, the following persons
were declared duly elected: -,
Clerk Of Couccil.-W: II. Smitn. .,
CITY Treasurer.-S. Thomas (tour years)'
Haibormaster.-G. B. Stoddard.
CITY Registrar.-Dr. George S. Peizer.
City Inspector.-J. c. Lacoste..
Physician Orphan Honse.-W. ID. Hueer,
II. D.
Flour 1nspector-C. n. Averiu.
Gaugers Of LquoI-C. +. Levy, Z. Levy.
Coroner-E. NJ. Whiting.
Eeener of Tidal Drai,ls-J. Green (colored).
Inspecs or of Naval Stores-W. E. Bevin and
Alexander Robinson-T. ". Stanland appoint
ed by the Mayor and confirmed.
Physiciaus Health Department.. 5. BUS,
r. G. Simons, R. Lebby, Jr. and s. l.. Loci
wood.
Browne. n,..,. p.,ou
Ashe (colored). Upper Wards-John I. Mil
inspectors and Measurers Of Timber, Lum-
Der and Wood-C. NJ. Besselleaq, G: 5; Jenkins,
s. ?. Bennett, J; . G; Kentiers' D. u o"''oS anu
Port WardensWWm. Bird, ]. McNolage, L.
r Maxwell (colored), Timothy W. Johnson
and J. W. Anderson (colored).
Election of City Apothecaries postponed.
Commissioners OF Poor and Aims House'
J.F. O'Neill, A. Lindstrom, Henry Horlbeck'
~ n ntto rp,danoaO HanrV HOtfmdQI,
Archibald Cameron, H. A. Due, r. E. Derecf,
Robert Howard, Richard Holloway, W. Cade.
commissioners of Orphan House.-Wllllam
g. Whilden. L. T. Potter, Andrew Simonds,
Bernard O'Neill, q. B. Olney, w. ID. Houston,
Edwin Bates. George W. Will Williams AYa R.s Gage
Stanley g. Trot Henry SotSan SoI1a r n n ns aexan
der, G. P. Aimar, F. l.. O'Nelu. o,,u
Commissioners OF Markets.. Is. O'Nc'H,
T. n. Jackson, Charles Voigt, Oscar Johnson,
Alva Gage, J. Dunning, c. +. Frazer, Enas
Gardener, J. D. Geddings, 2. i. Il. Wall, >. Y.
81. Claussen, A. R. Taft, &. s. Bruins.
Supervisors Of High School.-W. Is. Yates,
W.D. Porter, George s. Bryan, A. j. White;
George Buist, r. Yeadon, Alderman J. ID. Ged-
d;nrs' Alderman W. G. Whilden, Alderman b.
Judee Moore Alderman j. d. Honour, Mayor
George ". Clark, ex-ofhcio.
Trustees Charleston College.-Aldermen j.
d. Jeddings, J. n. Honour and 81. B. Olney.
of business was resumed, as follows: .
Petition OF James Marsh for compensation
for land taken to widen East Bay-street. he
ferred to Committee On Streets.
Petition of John Hargrave and others ealing
attention to the condition of President-street.
Referred TO the same committee.
Petition of large number OF liquor dealers,
praying a reduction in the price of licenses:
referred to the Committee of Ways and
Means.
sician, also of John s, Riggs, Esq, as Mr.
ket Gomnissioner. Accepted.
Petition of John Donaghue for petition to
remove and repair small wooden building.
Referred to Committee on Brick and wooden
BUILDINGS. .,-,o,a,uo 80 Tho
rom,rnnication from stos.1o!oefs =! 'n
Hlne Ridge Ruilfoad, asking the appointment
J of committee to co-or crate with like com
mittee to present the claims OF the ROAD IN
CINCINNATI. On motion, the Mayor was so-
thorized to appoint a committee when neces-
Mry. e m,;oe ~ pol;ce
Vas received as information:
RrpoRr OF TnR CAPTAIN OF POLICE, 10 HIS HoNoH
rTE MAYOR OF TEE CITY OF cHARIESroN, FsioWiNe
THE NUMBER OF PERSONS ARnHsTED IN IT, otft
or cHApIEsroN DURING THE MONTH OF NoVIh-