The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-08

reported unfayorubly on o Senate bill
to define the manner of cenfeesing
judgments without action, and also on
a bill to provide for the uniform and
proper promulgation Of all legal and
public notices. And they were laid
on the table.
The Committee on EngrosRed Acts
reported as duly and correctly en-.
crossed q bill to amend an Act enti-
tied can Act to provide for the enume.
ration of tho inhabitants Of this
State.' Ordered to the Senate.
Notices were given of bills to pun
ish the carrying Of concealed weapons
by any citizen other than State or
municipal officer; asking for an ap.
preparation to furnish provisions for
laborers who work under certain con.
| tracts.
A concurrent resolution was refer.
red to the Committee on Ways and
Means, that the County Commission.
crs of the several Counties be author
ICED to pay the certificates Of jurors.
for services rendered rs such, since
; September !, 1899, from any funds in
the hands Of Treausurers, not othor-
wise appropriated.
w. j. Mckinley introduced a bill
TO amend an Act entitled can Act to
amend IN Act to define the duties and
Jurisdiction of County Commission
ers." Referred to Committee on
County Offices and Officers.
Wilder introduced bills to amend
an Act entitled can Act to provide
for tho temporary appointment of
Magistrates, and to define their pow
ers and duties; to protect from arrest
any member Of the State police for
any alleged offense committed by him
in the discharge Of his duties. Re
ferred to the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
! AT 3 p. NJ, adjourned.
SENATE.
The Senate assembled at l2 m,
President pro tempore Montgomery in
the Chair.
The petition of citizens of York
County, praying an appropriation for
the repairing and extension of the
Kings Mountain Railroad from York
vile to the North Carolina State line,
and thence to some eligible point on
the Western extension of the road
from Salisbury to Morganton, North
Carolina, was referred to the Commit.
tee on Railroads.
+ Notices were given of bills to in
corporate tho Hook and Ladder Com
pany of the town of Winnsboro; to
incorporate the Winnsboro Baptist
Church.
Nash introduced bills to protect
from arrest any member Of the State
police for any alleged offeuse commit
ted by him in the discharge of his
duties.
Cain introduced bill to authorize
an appropriation of $l,0oO,0O0 in
State bonds for the purchase of lands
in the State for hom esteads.
at l.25 p. NJ, adjourned.
SENATE.
CoLuMBlA, December 1.-The Sen.
ato assembled at IL NJ.
The House sent to the Senate o con.
current resolution requesting the In.
,,vestigating Committee of the Third
Congressional District TO render o re.
port The Senate refused to concur
and q message sent to the House of
Representatives, accordingly.
/ A concurrent resolution requesting
tho Attorney. General to require the
attendance Of at least two solicitors
during the present session of. the
General Assembly, was oonourred in
] and ordered to be. returned to tho
House of Representatives.
The House also sent to the Senate
! a concurrent resolution relative tc
recognition and expression of .sympa
thy with the Republic of Cuba, which
after discussion, was concurred in.
A number of bills presented yes.
!, torday were read by their titles ant
!, !, referred to their appropriate commit
tees. 80 bs,. ssgss
/ Leslie rose to q question Of privi
(, lege, and brought the attention of ths
Senate to eundry statements in th,
! Charleston Ne,os, of yesterday, rela
S'tive to the operations Of the Lant
Commissioner, and stated that he dc
sired officially 10 say that the whoi,
statement of that journal in referenc,
to the purchaos and sale Of lands b,
any parties, and their receiving o pro
ft OF 800 per cent, wac totally un
true, and he wished to give it an une
fsquiyocal denial. m I. IL
!. lFa ReDort of thu Commitfee IN III,
Judiciary on q bill to dcfne the man
nertof collecting taxes past due, wa
read and ordered to be epgrossed fo
Y O third reading. @' Z, ,Ygsj
At33.l0, adjourned. aa
'Sa1 III USE OF REPREsENTAriyEs. 1,
The House pnst at IL NJ Th
Speaker took tho Chair. ,tsg
A resolution was adopted, sthat tn
GanrasSsv ne Sta$a No .onvaat od sS a.