The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-20
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have power and authority to- abate all nuissn-
ces within the corporate limits, aud also. I'd.
appoint a board Of health for said town, a5dto
pass all such ordinances. as may be necessary
to define the powers and duties Of said board.
Sec. 18. That the satt town council shall
have poYerfo bopoE money for the public
'uss 81 theoorporation:Sby ~issahs, honttinSle
to time, as occasion may require, the bonds o +
said corporation, bearing interest at Q rate not
to exceed seven per cent. per aDnuns, to bapaid
semi-annually, tor an amount not to exceed
the sum OF fifteen thousand dollars; and for the
payment Of the interest, and the ultimate re.
demption Of the principal, according to the
terms Of the loan, the SAID corporation oshall
he, at all times, liable: Provided, That the y
property. Of. the inhabitants Of. caaid g.tsxn
shall he bound for the redemption of snd
loan in no other way than by the impositianI !
of an annual tax, according to Interpretations
of this act:leAnd provided, further, .:That.iaR
majority. of the owners Of real estate within,
the corporate limits !of said town IshAlaarst
vote in favor,of issuing said bonds; sndthed
said town council shall give at least thirty,
days. notice O Unfolding such election 70
SEC. f19. That the. intendsnt aud Wardens,t
shall, during their term Of Office, be e1empta
from street duty. And each. ~toWnssoounciI
shall, within one month after the expirationofo
their term of Office, make out and return toa
their successors q full! account Of their rsceipts,
and expenditures during their term, andshall
pay over ell moneys in their hands ;bes;
longing to the corporation, and deliver upalh
property, books, records and other papers inl
cident-t to their Office, to their Successors. and
on failure so to do they shell be liable to the;
punishment prescribed in the twenty-drst stc-T
ton Of this act. l..o, itaria.i'
SEC. 40. That all ordinances heretofore,
passed by the town council Of Anderson, in con-
formity with the authority granted by existing
laws, shall be-, and they are hereby, declared.
legal and valid.
SEC. "a. That for. any wilful violation or ne-s
glect Of duty, EInalpractice, abuse or cpprss.
sion, the said intendsnt, and wardens. joint
ly and severally, shall tie liable. to indictment
IN ~ Sou4b. VI pA8 WIZ NfSN1
ton, to punishment by fine, not exceeding
one hundred dollars, besides being liable for
damages. to any person injured. y
SEC. "a. That. all acts aud parts of acts here
tofore passed in relation to The incorporation
of the Town Of Anderson, be, and the same are
hereby, repealed. And this act shall be
deemed and taken to be apublic. act, and con-
tinue in force for the term Of twenty years,
and. until the session of the Legislature then
next ensuing. -: -.
Approved the 9th Of March. A. .. 1871. u
AN ACT to incorporate the Moses Guards, Of
R~idgeway. in Fairfield County. - ~
SEC. 1.Be it enacted by the seuatesnd House
of Representatives OF the State Of South Caro-
lima, now met and sitting in General Assembly.
and by the authority Of the same IN 80 /.
That 8. NJ Smart, jack p. Jamss, Wyatt:
RouIware and Samuel Adams, and their succe g.
sors.in Office, be, and are hereby constituted
body corporate and polite under, the name;
and style Of the Moses Guards, with . capital
stock not exceeding the sum OF five. thousand
dollars, with the right to sue and be sued, TO-,
plead and be implicated in any court. OF COM.
petent Jurisdiction, to. have and 70 use a COM.
mon seal, aad the same to alter. at will and
pleasure. and with all other rights, privileges,
and immunities that are now secured. By law to
like Incorporated bodies. -
SEC. 2. This act shall be deemed q public
act, and shall remain in force for q term Of
fourteen years.. . q
The foregoing act having been presented to.
the Governor Of this State for his approval,
and not having been returned BY him to the
branch of the General Assembly in which it
originated within the time prescribed by the.
constitution, has become a law without his sp-
proval. FL. cARDozo,
Secretary OF State.
Jo1Nr RESOLUTION to provide for the pubhca-
ton Of the decisions Of the Supreme Court,
delivered during the years 1853, 1859 and
1870.
SECTION 1. Be it resolved 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 the justices Of The Supreme Court be
authorized to contract with the Hon. J. s. G..
Richardson, Of Sumter, South Carolina, to pre-
pare for publication, and supe1intend the
same, the decisions Of the Supreme Court de-
livered during the years 1858. 1869 and 1870,
now on file, at a price not exceeding one thous-
and dollars; aud the printing Of said decisions
shall be done by the Republican Printing Com.
pany.
SEQ. 2. That William Hutson Wigg, late re-,
porter Of the Supreme Court, on demsnd or
the Hon. J.. g.. G. Richardson, afterth making.
of the contract in the first section provided
for, deliver to said Richardson the certified
copies Of the decisions Of the Supreme Court,
furnished by the clerk of the Supreme Court
duringhi term Of office, and all papers rels-
tive to said decisions coming to him BY virtue
Of his Office.
Approved March I'd, A. D. 1871. -.
An ACT to require the county commissioners
to report TO the General Assembly. -
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate and:
House OF Representatives of the State OF
South Carolina, now met and sitting in Gem
eral Assembly. and by the authority Of the
same: >
That the county commissioners of esch coun-
ty shall, on or before the fifteenth Of December:
in each year, report to the General Assembly
Ill o,.ornru charoeahle IN their raanaotiye