The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-30
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5, tJoAglslsA, s: O., May 27. 1873.
1osgts: :i1on0t':tb :tbef Mayor and Aldermen of
git9ss Ggly rs 'C5l4n6ia
sa sasaR a TLMEsdER. M have the honor to fur
n!sh yoff sonorAbte body with list of
|; .1a .;fae ne@es q the indigent poor of the
IsitysEH ! SaS leave to remark, that the
Egreater number of them will have to be
supported BY the city during their natu.
raj Life. There are about twelve on the
list who. on account of sickness, have
been disabled to follow their daily avo-
cation, and not able to earn their living:
but. when restored to health, their ra-
tions will be discontinued. have the
honor to be and remain. very respect.
fully, your most obedient servant,
CHARLES sCHULTZE,
OVorsser Of tho Poor.
NAMES OF THE INDECENT POOR OF OoLUM-
BIA.
Anne Burke, Frank Holmes, Sally
Hillery, Caroline Anderson, George
Hooper. Jonas Avery, Tyse Mcdaniel.
sally Uauehman, Billy Carey, Thomas
Faust, William hall, Fanny Singleton.
Osroifne Herreman, Melanda shaw.
Harry aadson, Katy Thompson, Eliza
Lee, q. Watts, Harris Sanders, Sarah
Mohtangne. Peter Mitchell, Susan Will
lia1as, Phehe James, John A. Moore,
Oieiie baxter, Betsy Hey wood, 8. Davis,
4: Berry, Eliza Reeves, Robert Hinton.
1elaaas SERVER, D. Mills. Nancy Hem
dsrson, Sarah Chisolm. Nancy Bower,
Mary Williams. Sophy Robertson, Char
lotte Watkins, Davis Boiler, Mary Sny-
der. Anne Campbell. Saik Bryant, Han
nah Robertson. Doe McGrew, Clara
johnson. Charles Dial. Sarah Turner.
Billy Howard. Eliza Howard, Andrew
Jackson, Isabella Green, Mary Wise.
John Wise, r. Howard, Isum MoCor-
mick, Sarah Pagan, George Lyies, Eliza
Schmidt, Betsy Green, L1n1y Parker,
=. Holloway, Mary Rains, Sarah Terrell,
Jane Dabney, Joe Wheeling, Caroline
Duckworth, B. N. Thompson, Rachel
Reed, Tiiia Dicks. Anne Clarkson,
Iancy Baokter. May Wiggins, Easter
Waller, Mary Mcknight. Alfred Parr,
Fanny Bolton, Susan Looklayer, Peter
Howell and wife. John Bezast, Rachel
Wall. Betsy MoOalby, Fortune Bratton,
Bath Turker. Mira jackson, Samuel
C@ sar. Lidely Gibbes, Agnes Green,
Kate Reinhardt. James Holcomb, Nanoy
Dickefso1 \, Matilda Arthur, Maria For
Iest, Robert Macy. Mrs. Tempery, George
Harris, Easter Marshal, Fanny Done
want, Edward Legare, Diaua Williams,
samuel Harris. Oenthn Trachart, Anne
Ofight, Louisa Bose, Henriette Ripley,
Ben. Page. Jack Sherraw, N. Moore,
Thomas Wallace, Mary Holloway, Hol.
land Willis, jack Campton, Shedriok
Taylor, NJ. MoGuinnies, ". Dunham,
Elsy Coltry.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Alderman Carpenter, from the Com
m,ttee on Ways and Means, made the
following report, in regard to the
communication of Charles Mahon, as to
the resulvey OF the city:
The Committee Of Ways and Means,
to which was referred the com mnnica.
ton OF Q. Mahon, relative to survey of
the oity, has considered the same, and is
! OF the opinion that res1Fvey would be
OF advantage to the city in many re-.
spects. It is patent to even an COCA
sional observer that many of the streets
are more or less obstruoted By fences
placed there by parties who may have
been misled by former surveys, or may
have made their own surveys to suit
their own convenience. The streets
should be uniform and tho fences kept
upon surveyed lines. As soon as parties
are permitted to locate their lines wher-
ever they may choose, jnst so soon the
beauty and symmetry OF the streets are
destroyed. The committee think the
rcsurvey should be made and map
drawn In such O manner as to specify
the squares by number. beginning at the
- OF the CITY and continuing toward
the -. Tho survey to be at price
not to exceed - dollars. This resur-
vey would probably save to the city con-
siderable money III the future, by pre-
venting litigation as to the street lines.
L. CASS CARPENTER,
8. B. THOMPSON,
Committee of Ways and Means.
Motion by Alderman Thompson-That
special ommitteo of three be appoint.
ed to ascertain the cost Of q new survey
and report on the same. was adopted.
The Mayor appointed the following as
the committee: Thompson, Cooper aud
Hoge.
Motion by Alderman Coopor-That
Alderman Carr be added to the commit.
tee. Adopted.
The Committee on Accounts reported
favorably on the following bills and re-
commended payment: Pagan Brothers
and Nj. l.. Carr, INDECENT poor; John
Alexander, city schools; John Alexander
Water Works; Presbyterian Publishing
House, printing; NJ. Z. Carr, Hospital: