The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-09
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ofsKepygs9htatf Of the State Of South
Carolina, now met; aud aitting;in Gen:
eyakS Assembly .and,.bysthe authority of
The same, That the bon. James Il. Orr
Judge Of the Eighth Judicial Circuit. be
allowed ah' extra 90 6rnpensation OF eight
hundred {S80O) dollars, for holding ex.
tra courts, athitteen weeks, in the ,Goun.
ties Of Edgefeld, Abbeyiile, Newberry
LaufensJ and Spartanburg, which snid
Cbnnties were not. included in his Orr
"a; sszzgpqsS9'z!sd s!sd Ml March i |, . 1871. H, q
ANA6rsTosRhsiEw AND AMEND TIE suAn.
hTER OF THE TOWN OF ANDERSON.
.HEoIIoN l.,:Be il tenactcd by the Senate
4na House OF, Representatives of the
STATE 81 South Carolina, now met and
sitting In General Assembly, and BY the
authority OF the same, That from and
lmmeqlate!Y inter tho passage. of this
AoE. az ana every person OF. persons who
limits Of the, town. Of Anderson for one
year, or who may own q freehold therein.
and their successors, are hereby deelared
to be members Of the corporation hereby
intended to be created. a',iS''', '11.,
SEQ 2. That the said persons ana their
successors shall, from. and after the pas
sage iof1 this A6t,: become a. BODY pofitic
and corporate, and shall be known and
called ,by the name OF the town Of An
derson, and its corporate limits shall ex-
tesn one mile in the direction of the car
dinal points, from the Court House thore-
OF, as centre, and form q square.
SEQ. 8. That the said town shall be
governed by an Intendant and four
Wardens, who shall be persons TINT nc
tuaily reside within the limits of the cor
poration, and have SO resided at leost
twelve months, Immediately preceding
their eleotio4. h The said Intendant and
Wardens shall be elected on the second
Monday in September in each year. ten
days notice having been previously
gwen, and shall continue in Office for one
year, and until the election and quaIifi-
canon. OF their successors; and oil malo
1nhabltants of said town who shall have
attained the age ofatwenty-one years, and
resided therein sixty days Immediately
.pre6eding the election. shall be entitled
lt9 vote f9r said Intendant and Wardans:
ffog.aea, That no person shall bc al
l0weu 10 vote at any such election who
shan NOT have registered his name as O
v0tgr With the Clerk OF the Council in q
.pook or books, to be kept by him for that
puipose.i hy lOio' clock AIM, on the day
succeeding every auch election. 1ff
SEo. 4. That said election shall be held
in some convenient public place in said
town frQm 8 o. 'elook in the morning o IN
TITO 'clook ain the EVENING"; and when
the polls shalt be, CLOSED, the Man6eers
s4a!Ao forthwith proceed to count the
votes, under oath, stating the whole
number, pr votes cast for each candidate
or person voted for! and shall transmit
their report OF the same in O sealed en-
yelope to the Intendant Of the town; and
II there be no such, Intendant tho samo
shall be transmitted to theClerk of the
Court Of Anderson County. The said
lhtendante or; Clerk of the Court sbnll
open the report Of the said Managers,
anda shall announces and publish the
whole number! of the votes cast. and tlo
whole Number cast for each candidate
when the; several candidates receiving
taeihigltest number of legal votes for the
oiices for. 1wlIiohi they were voted for
Shall. declared duly elected. yhe In
,tendant and Wardans for the time being
'shal! always appoint three Managers to
conduct l'the electioni who, before thev
open the polls for said election, sbail
n lake the oath fairly and impartially to
condnct the same; and the Intendant
and Wardens, before entering upon the
duties OF their Office, shall respectively
take a the oath prescribed by the Consti.
tuition OF this State, md alao the follow
ing oath; to wit: ''As Intendant for
.Warden) Of the town Of Anderson, I
will faithfully and impartially, to the
best Of my ability, exercise the trust re-
posed IN me, and will use my best en-
deavors to preserve the peace and carry
INTO effect. according to law, the pur-
poses Tor which I have been elected: So
help.me God.''
/; $40; 5. In case vacancy shall occur
IN. the. Office Of Intendant, or any of the
Wardens, by. death or resignation. or
otherwise, an election to fill such yacan
cy shall pc held BY the appointment OF