The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-04-25

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/ ganize and cavern the militia Of the State
/ Of South Carolina : q =.
! SECTION I. Be it enacted; BY the Senate
and House of Representatives ofthe State oi
South Carolina, now met and sitting i1 Gen,
eral Assembly. and by authority Of the sane:
That Sec. Is ofssAn Act to .organize snd
govern the Militia Of the State Of South Car.
oliha, approved, March 18th 1869, ) ishsts,
by altered pnd amended SO as to read: sThe
duties of quartermaster- general shall dsyolKs
upon the adjutahtgenefal in time Of peace.
SEC. 2. That the Office Of assistant adju-
tant-general be and is hereby abolished and,
the duties of that Office are hereby conferred
upon the adjutant- general. =
SEC. 3. That all acts or parts Of, aets IN
consistent with this act be, and are hereby.
repealed. & -, -. & {; 'ts;ss $3.50
Approved February % 1917
AN ACT to renew the charter Of the. .Palmetr
TO Fire Engine Company of Columbia.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives Of the State Of
South Carolina, now met and sitting ia; Gem
eral Assembly and by authority of the same.
That the charter of the Palmetto Fire En-
gine Company, of Columbia be, andthe same,
is hereby renewed and extended for a period
Of fifteen years; and the said company is
hereby authorized to adopt the name. and
style Of the palmetto Steam Fire Engine
Company. !; :. ! 2 =. :,
Approye,d'. q. January J an: 81, 1872; !.'' a.
AN ACT to incorporate the Enterprise Asaot
citation of Charleston, South Carolina.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate,
and House. Of Representatives Of the State Of
South Carolina now met and sitting in Gensr
raj Assembly, and by authority of the sane;
That Jacob Mills, T. A. Davis, N. Spepr
Ger, Samuel Marion, Aaron Wrighten, Abra-
ham Williams, Joseph Parker, Richard Mid
dleton, S.;B. White, George Marten, Jacob,
Royal, John A. Adams, B. N. Gregorie,
Isaac Weston, Edward Weston, and their asa;
sociates and successors are hereby made and
created body polite and corporate, under
the name and style of the. Enterprise Assoeir
alton of Charleston South Carolina,
SEC. 2 And said corporation shall have
power to make bye-laws not repugnant to
the laws of the land, and shall have sucees;
sion Of officers and mombers according 70
their election, and to keep and to use . com.
mon seal, the same to alter at will to sneand
be sued in any court in this Slate, to have
and enjoy every right power and privilege,
incident to such corporatio ns; and it's here.
by empowered to acquire retain and enjoy. all
such property. real and personal as may be-
given or bequeathed to, or purchased hE is
and to sell, convey or. mortgage the same. Of
any part thereof at will. f,''''-
SEC. 3. That the said corporation, may
from time invest moneys, assets, or any glpps
erty which it may acquire, in such real and
personal property, bonds and stocks and se-
curities, in such sums and on such terms and
conditi ons as it may deem proper, and, to ex-
ecute bonds ETC., under its corporate. SEAL
Provided, that the maximum value, Of all
property held and owned by said corporation
shall not exceed fifty thousand dollars $780,;
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SEC. 4. This act shall continue in force
during twenty years and may be given iney-
idence without being specially pleaded.
Approved February 2, 1872.
AN ACT to charter the town of Belton, i4 tho
county of Anderson, and State Of South
Carolina.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and house of Representatives Of the State of.
South Carolina met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by authority of thesame:
That from and after the passage Of this
act all ctlzens of this State who having re-
sided sixty days in the. town Of Belton, shall all
be deemed, and are hereby declared TO be q
body corporate and polite, and the said town
shall be called and known by the name of
Bolton, and its corporate limits shall extend
one half mile in each direction from the. de.
pot in said town.
SEC. 2. That the said town shall be gov.
erncd by ap intendant and six wardens, who
who shall be citizens of the United States
and shall have been citizens of said town
for sixty days Immediately preceding their
election, and who shall be elected on the.
second Monday in April 1872, and every
year thereafter on the second Monday in
Jan uary, ten days public notice thereof being
previously given, and that all male inhabi::
tants of the age of twenty-one CID years, cit
liens of the State, and who shall have resided
in said town for sixty days Immediately pre-;
ceding the said election, shall be entitled to
vote for said intendant and wardens.
Sec 3. That the election of fintendant and
wardens Of the said town shall be held in
some convenient building, or in some other
conuenient public place in said town, from 9
o'clock in the morning until 5 o'clock in the
afternoon, and when the polls shall be closed
the managers shall forthwith count the votes
and proclaim the election, and give notice in
writing to the persons elected. At the first
election, Messrs G.. W. McGee, B. D. Dean
and Ira Williams are hereby appointed to
act as managers, with authority to fill by ap-
pointment, vacancies that may occur from
death, refusal to serve or otherwise. The in
tendant and wardcns so elected shall appoint
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