The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-07
3 ,hools: joint resolution appropriating
SAE090 for completing the Lunatic Asy-

/ "a joint resolution, authoTizing ;Sle
Ste.e TreasurerSto pay L. "a. Bigger
$i2, 600, was taken up and theresolvipg
CLAUSE stricken out. II e
q resolution, requesting the Guyeruur
to communicate with the proper authori-
ties Of Georgin, with view to the re-
adjustment of the boundary lines be-
tween the two States, was passed and
ordered to be sent to the Senate.
A bill to provide for the government of
the State institution for the education of
the deaf, dumb and blind. was ordered
to be enrolled for ratification.
Mems Mutual Life Assurance Associa-
ton, was passed and ordered to be en-
rolled; also, a bill to re- charter the Jack
sonboro Ferry over Edisto River.
A joint resolution to reissue to Rinah
8. Cohen, executrix, certain certificates
of State stock, passed and was sent to
the Senate.
A joint resolution, authorizing the
State Auditor and the County Commits
sioners to levy n certain tax, was passed
and sent to the Senate.
bill to incorporate the Healing
Springs Baptist Church was passed and
ordered to be enrolled for ratification;
also, bill to incorporate the Young
Mems Brotherly Association.
A joint resolution, authorizing j. A.
Mayes, executor, to sell certain lands,
was passed and sent to the Senate; also,
to repeal the charter Of Rantowle's
Bridge and make the same public
highway.
Mr.. Frost offered concurrent resolu-
Lion. that the State School Commission
be authorized to change certain text
books. Adopted.
A bill to authorize Wm. V. Myers to
adopt Dora B. Baxter was passed and
ordered to be sent to the Senate.
concurrent resolution, authorizing
the Clerk" Of both houses to Issue pay
certificates to the members and attnchces
of the General Assembly, was adopted.
bill to authorize T.. f. English to
erect n wharf and collect wharfage in
Port Royal, was passed and sent to the
Senate; also, bill to incorporate the
Bedford & Mazyck Ethiopian Troupe;
also; bill to regulate passenger fare on
railroads; also, bill to establish Big
House Ferry; also, n joint resolution to
authorize the republication of certain
volumes OF the statutes ut large; also, n
JOINT resolution authorizing the Govern
or to rcfioor tho State House and repair
eAtN AS'', hAop, u JOlhb IGooIutlOH
izing VIM. B. Anderson to practice as
veterinary surgeon.
bill to renew and amend the charter
Of Anderson was ordered to be enrolled
for ratification.
A Senate bill to re.charter Maxwell's
Bridge over Seneca River was passed to
q third reading.
The Senate sent to tho House bill to
authorize the County Commissioners of
Barnwell to establish q road from Black
vile to Allendale, which was read and
referred. Also, n bill to amend and re-
new the charter of certain towns.
A bill to incorporate the Waccamaw
and Little River Canal Company was
passed to third reading; also, bill
to renew and amend the charter of the
town of Union; also, bill to alter and
renew the charter of Manning; also. O
bill to incorporate the town of Midway;
also, joint resolution authorizing the
County Commissioners of Marlboro to
levy special tax; also, bill to regulate
the agencies Of insurance companies;
also, joint resolution authorizing J. Nj.
Plowden to redeem certain lands; also,
bills to amend au Act TO establish q line
beyond which wharves shall not extend
in the city of Charleston; to amend an
Act to regulate the formation of corpo-
rations; to vest the title Of the State in
and to certain escheated lands in John
Witherspoon. executor of John Ross; to
amend an Act to provide for the CONVEX
sion of State securities.
A bill to regnlato the tenure of Office
OF certain civil officers was made the
special order for 2 p NJ
A bill to establish ferry across the
Cntnwba River, near the mill of tho late
John S. Perry, was passed to third
reading; also, joint resolution extend
ing the time for the completion of the
Port Royal Railroad.
The committee appointed to investi-
gate the Office of the Comptroller Gen
eral, to ascertain whether or not the
public property was lodged in secure
plnce, reported favorably upon the safe
condition of the Office.
Bills to regulate the disposition of fines
and penalties imposed by the courts; to
provide for the maintenance Of lunatics
in the Asylum by the State instead of by
the Counties; joint resolution author
izing the State Treasurer to pay VIM. B.
Timmons S233. Al, were passed to n third
reading.
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