The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-04-07
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requires, and the number in commission shall
not exceed, in AbbeFil1e, nine; Anderson, six SIX.
teen; Bafnwel, ten, Beaufoftt ten Charleston,
twenty y-four Chester; eight; Glarendon3 SIKH
Collefon, ten; Chesterfield, -four: Daraineton.
eight Edgefeld eight Fairfield, eight: George.
town, FIVE; Greenyille, eight !. Horny, six Kef.
shaw, Six, ,Lancaster; four ! Laufens five; Leg
ington, seven; Marion, :4six; tMarfboroI six
Newberry, seven = Oconee, FIVE; Orangeburg,
seven; Pickens, five /, ,Richland, eight Spartan
burg, twelve; Sumter, eight !, Union, eight:
williamsburg eight York, eight =, $50
r SIC. 8. Trial Justices shaA be commissioned
and,hold their offices for the term Of twoyears;
unless sooner removed by the. Governor. sfa
Trial Justice changes his domicil and removes
therefrom the distance Of three miles, his a1.
thority and Jurisdiction as SUCH Justice shall
thereupon cease, and another Trial Justice may
be designated and appointed at his place.
Sec. 4 The Governor is authorized to sus-
him shall seem just, any Trial Justice, and to
designate another person to- perform the duties
Of such suspended officer r(who, in turn, maybe
removed and another designated and he shall
report such suspension to the Senate, together
with the name of the person designated by hifd
to perform the duties of such suspended officer,
and if the Senate confirms the person so, desig..
mated, the officer suspended shall be regarded
as removed, and the vacancy duly filed ;but If
the Senate refuses to confirm him, the suspen-
ded officer shall be restored to his tofice5 a.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect on tandtaf.
ter the first day of May next, but the Trial
Justices herein provided for may be appointed
and commissioned prior to that time, to enter
upon their dnties on; and after that day. ahdoh
and after, the said first day. of May the offceof
Magistrate is and shall be abolished. .,s,-;,s,
SEC. 6. That during the vacation Of the Sens
ate, the Governor is authorized to appoint Tria1
Justices, subject to the approval.of thessenates
to act, unless sooner removed by him. till the
end of the next session. II not approved by
the Senate, said appointments shall cease atths
end of the said session. ="
Approved February %, 1870 7'fsTr ishs se
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AN ,ACTTo AMEND. AN ACT ENTITLED IAN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR THE. APPOINTMENT OF. 4
LAND COMMISSIONER, AND 70 DEFINE HIS
POWERS AND DUTIES 'JAED FOR OTHER pURs
POSES THEREIN MENTIONED. s1g9yg gs,lso1 sfi5
SEcnoN.f. BE atienGctcd by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State ofSouth
Carolina, now met sitting in General Asembly
and by the authority of the same, The Treasus
rer of the State is hereby authorized and direcs
ted to issue to the, Land Commissioner bonds
of the State, in the sum of five hundred thous-
and dollars, with coupons attached, ,4f insfhe
opinion. of the Advisory Board, so much. be
necessary, bearing six per cent. interest; the
principal payable within twenty years, at the
Financial Agency of this State in the city Of
New York the. bondsrto beisignedsby the Goys
ernor and countersigned by, the Treasurereg
the State, and the5eoupons to be- signed BY the
Treasurer of the State; which bonds shall be
negotiated in such form and manner as the ADJ
visory Board, by "a majority of votes, eshalldes
termine. The faith and;credit of the State is
hereby pledged to the payment of the principal
and interest of said bonds; and sufficient
amount of taxes is hereby levied to pay the ins
terest accruing on said bonds Annnaily.ea s,>cta
Sec 2. The Land Commissioner shall be
subject to the action of majority of the Board,
and any purchase or sale of property made With
out their advice or consent shall not be valid
Sec g. That no purchase shall be made with
out the certain knowledge: of the Commissioner
that he will be able to sell the same without de-
lay. -.
SEC A. That allzActs or parts of Acts inconi
sistent with this Act be- fsandHare hereby, res
pealed.5 zstsS s:si .si;4tfe r..9fs>St .s53 Sst
Approved March ], ls7l. SO ah.izes4iss
AN ACT 10 LIMIT THE COST OF CRIMINAL raoss
aisa ECUTIoNs. ifl " aSg x
SEcrfdN L. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of Estate OF South
Carolina, now met and sitting In General Ass
sembly, and by the authority Of the same, That
in no case shall the fees Of more than three Wit
nessess betaxed against the State inthe examiIas
tion of criminal cases, before Trial Jnstices or
Magistrates Courts, unless their materialIty and
Importance shall be certified to by the Solicitor
for the circuit in which. the examination shall
SEC. q No Trial Justice or Magistrate shall
be paid fees for binding over more thaI7three
witnesses, in one criminal case, to, appear be-
fore the Court of General Sessions, unless the
Solicitor for the circuit shal certify their MAJ
teriality and,importance. q & s''As' '.Gs
Approved February 2S, 1870. a:T 5:-F sgy5
An ACT PROHIBITING THE PEDDLfNG OF Az.
DENT SPIRITS THROUGHOUT THE STATE,
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General AS
sembly, and by the authority of the same, That
from and after the passage OF this act l. shall,
not be lawful for any person, or persons, to-
lpeddle ardent spirits in any. county in this
State. ~. 3'@.:ss y. aifs'if'f1l si'.'
SEC. 2. That any person or persons, viola-l
ting this act, on proof to conviction, shall be,
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and subject to
pay fine of not more than five hundred doll
lars, or impris6nnent for mott more than one
year, or both such fine and Imprisonment, in
the discretion of the court; and eyerybodyeo
convicted shall forfeit all such spirits the same
to vestin the county, and if the tine be pad eE
spirits forfeited, one-haif thereof shall be paid
to the informer. 8 - ...sA sNs''..a
Approved March i, 1870. i. rss.ss ,sf:l2sss
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