The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-25
ELBY COLUMBIA. S. G.. MORNING. JULY 25 1872

House with fresh beef were received
from the following parties: John 81
Kohler, J. Nj. Dent, F. NJ. brennan
Sr., brennan & Pope and J. d. Fursa
man.
Contract was awarded to John n
Kohler for Hospital, and brennan &
Pope for Aims House, at six cents pei
pound-their bids being the same and
the lowest received.
The following bills were received and
referred to Committee on Accounts: A.
Palmer, $l47; Mr.. Epstin, $136; G. w.
Simmons, $3.50; Charlotte, Colum bia
and Augusta Railroad, rs cents; Joseph
Crews, S4l6.5 50, Water Works: Willium
Sloane, $13. 80, Market; A. Richardson,
11.35, Police Department.; VIM. Glaze,
81. City Clock; D. O. Peixotto & Son,
S1O.24 Street Department; W. J. Duffie,
80. .35. stationery; J. J. Goodwyn, SIS,
examination pauper lunatics.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Accounts reported
back the following bills and recommend
ed payment: P. 3. Novel;, $500, Mar
ket; W. Steiglitz, $1O.5O, Guard House
j. a. Selby, $21. so, Daily Union, $l9. rs,
printing accounts; Cooper & Taylor,
S25. .25. Guard HOUSE; Cooper G Taylor,
$89, r. e. Howell, $50. Sam. Gourdine,
$2S .35. r. E. Howell, $15O.54, J. @.
Dial, S2785, Street Department.; r. L..
Bryan, $35.65. s. May, S15, miscellane-
ous account; W. P. Geiger, $40, exami-
nation pauper lunatics; Fred. j. Brown,
$8. Fire Department; Cooper s. Taylor,
S43. SO and 80 cents, Hospital; j. @.
Dial, 38 cents, Cooper & Taylor, 500 "a
and $3.50, Aims House; E. D. Elmore,
S4S. 81, J. Alexander, S37.85, J. @. Dial,
S17. SO, Agnew s. Son, $40. Water Works.
The Committee on Aims House, to
whom was referred the report of the
Overseer of Poor for the month of June,
reported that they had examined the
same, and found same correct.
On motion, the report of committee
was concurred in.
The chairman of Committee on Fire
Department, to whom was referred peti-
tlon Of Lorick 6 Lowrance rs to build
ing powder house, asked for further
time. Granted.
The Committee on Wafer Works, to
whom was referred the petition of Sci,
bells d Ezell, as to supplying Hurleyville
with water, reported same back and re.
commended that same be not granted.
On motion of Alderman Thompson,
the report of the committee was adopted.
The Council then took up the petition
OF Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company,
laid over from meeting of July 2.
Motion. by Alderman Young, that the
of the committee be
adopted, was agreed to.
BY Alderman Wilder-Resolved. That
the city will build th house asked for by
Ph@nix Hook and Ladder Company as
soon as the financial condition of same
will permit.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Grif1in-Resolced, That
the supply of water now extending on
Sumter street, to the intersection of said
street and Green street, be extended two
blocks further South, viz: to intersection
OF Blossom and Sumter streets, with the
necessary hydrants. &c.; also, that q
pipe be connected at the inter-
section of Sumter ard Divine streets,
running East to the intersection of Di.
vine and Bull streets. for the purpose of
supplying the building now occupied by
the United States garrison.
On motion, was referred to Committee
on Water Works.
sp1otion. by Alderman Young, that
Council do adjourn. was agreed to.
CHAS. BARNUM, City Clerk.