The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-03
MIR. Bryan gave motto. of bill to re


surer shall pay no moneys for any claim
unless the same is acted upon by the
General Assembly, and that he submit q
daily report; that the contingent account
De lfemized and laid on desks of mem
bers; that all committees to whom bills
are referred shall report same back in five
days.
Mr.. Artson Have notice of bill to en-
courage the rebuilding of the burnt dis
trict of Charleston aud for other pnr-
posea.
Mr.. Holmes introduced resolutions,
defining rules governing the Sergeant-at-
Arms. ETC.; to see that members are fur
n'shed with desks, locks and keys, etc
hat the Sergeant.at-Arms shall be dis
bursting officer Of the House, aud be fur
n'shed with u disbursing clerk, ut u salury
OF $1,000. etc.
Mr.. Crittenden objected on account of
lncomprehenslbility, and it was laid over.
Mr. Barker gave notice of bill to
regulate hours of labor in cotton fsctu-
ritS.
MIR. Miller presented tho account OF
John I. Wilson, as highway surveyor of
Fairfield; also gave notice of u bill to
prohibit County Commissioners from
being Interested i'll contracts given out
by them.
Mr. Bowley introduced bill to au-
thorize nnd direct the omptroller-Gene-
rul aud Cuuuty commissioners to levy
and collect certain taxes.
Mr. Crittenden introduced q resolu-
ton, setting forth that the Act providing
Tor the Incorporation Of charitable aud
religious institutions wns amply suffi-
Client. and that the Introduction of such
bills causing great expense no lenve be
hereafter granted for Introducing such
bills of incorporation; also gave notice
OF bill to allow the people to elect their
County Treasurers
Mr.. Mccullough gave notice of a bill
to abolish the Office of County Auditor,
County Treasurers.
MIR. Crews gave notice of bills to
amend the Act authorizing the formation
and iucorpnratioc of the Laureus aud
AsheVille Railroad; to repeal all laws
now in existence relating to fences; to fix
the office hours Of certain County officers
in this State.
Mr. Wolfe gave notice of bill to
amend the general fence law.
MIR. Myers gave notice of q bill to pro-
vide for the redemption of delinquent
lands that have been forfeited to the
State.
MIR. Duncan gave notice of bill to
recharter the st. Matthew's Evangelical
Church in that County.
Mr. Bowen gave notice of bill to
amend an ACT providing for the record
ing Of oonveyances of real estate.
Mr.. S. B. Thompson gave notice of
bill to fix the time OF paying the salaries
|, aud miieage OF members
III. GURUS introduced resolution,
that all bills and resolutions left over at
the close Of the last session be referred
to the several committees. which the
Speaker ruled out Of order.
Mr.. Hurley gave notice OF bill TO in
demnify the city of Charleston for loss
incurred by the sale by the Stnte Of the
Blue Ridge Railroad stock; also, notice
of bill to amend the jury law; also,
notice OF bill 10 define the power and
duties of the city OF Charleston over
rivers and waturs
Mr.. Rivers gave notice of a bill to
amend the code
Mr. Grant introduced concurrent re-
solution, that committee of ive-three
from the House and two from the Sc
nate, to act in conjunction with COM
mittee of citizens from each Congress
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