The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-12
REHABILITATION,

lotat....- $344, $50 90
FOR WHAT PURPOSE ISSUED,
Water Works, to Blanding estate,
per cent. interest. ............. SIS, 500 90
water Works, per cont. interest. 60 500 90
water Pipe, per cent. interest. 42,250 90
rotters Field, per cent. interest. 1,OU0 90
Wood, per cent. interest. ... 1000 90
Agricultural buildings, 6 per cent.
interest ............... 5000 90
Funding past due bonds, per ~ -
:, cont. inter st; ;.............. -. "a. 600 90
Funding pact due coupons, 6 per
cont. interest. t................. q, $50 90
Substitution, 6 per cent. interest 2,5UO 90
Agricultural Society, per cent.
Funding past duo bonds, 7 per
cent. Interest .................. AZ, 500 90
Funding past due coupons, per
cent. interest. .............. 4.35O 90
Substitution, per cent. interest. 81, 100 90
per cont bonds. SIS. 500; c per cent. bonds,
slG7 800; per coat. bonds, sl61 ,450.
sued August 81, 1871 ss5o 6io 'p per T"s cont.
bonds to j. l.. Neagle, Esq. as collateral Sc
curity Tor loan OF SIS, 600; said loan will ma
turc March 4, 1872.
certify that tho foregoing is u :ruo and
correct statement from registered bond books
OF the city of Columbia.
WM. J. ErrER. City 1reasurer.
December 81, 1871.
Tho explanation OF the term, "substitu-
tion bonds" il as follows: largo amount of
= per cent. bonds and coupons matured April
l. 1864, and January 1, 1855. which could not
bo paid. Tho City Council, in 1866. requested
holders OF these past due obligations 10 fund
them, principal and interest, into new per
cent. twenty-year bonds, and nearly two
thirds OF the outstanding obligations were
thus funded. In 1867, upon the petition of q
few persons who declined to fund per cent.
bopds for netD 6 per cont. bonds, to run twenty
years, tho City Council, as an inducement,
ordered that all outstanding past due bonds
and coupons should be funded into per cent.
twenty-yoar bonds, and that all persons who
had received tho twenty-yoar per cent.
bnnds could surrender same and have them
substituted by z per cent. twenty-yoar bonds.
This process OF substitution continued from
undur the heading ''substitution," sundr 5
bonds substituted for bonds lost or destroyed.
Tho report Was, on motion, ordered to be
published and referred to Committee on
Ways and Means.
The reports OF City Treasurer and Clerk oi
Market for December were presented-the
former referred To Committee on Ways and
Means. and latter to Committee on Market.
The following report was presented and re.
ferrel TO Committee on Guard House and
Police:
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
COLUMBIA, b. c., Decomber 81, 1871.
Monthly report OF tho Police Department
for tho month Of Decenlber, ending on the
3lst December, 1871:
The total number of arrests mado durinG 6
! tho month of Uccemb.r, for I, II grades oi
crimo and nff -ncos committed within tho city
| limits, Is 80, of which SO were males and 7 fc.
| males; 81 whites and 81 cOlorcd.
The following report shows tho various
| grades nf crime and offences for which per
| SONS were arrested and dealt ~iih according
! to law, 10 wit: IUioxication II; ,listurhar cc
II; yaSfancy, 2; usinS prof,nc language. 3
| intcl f,r,Ig with police un duty. 2; grand lar
ccny. l. petit larceny. 1; firing pintol in cit!
limits, 3; di-urdcrly, Ii; nuisance, 1; cutting
! 9; selling without O. license, 2.