The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-07
CLEARING THE CALENDAR
a BUSY DAY IN THE SFN4TE IND
HOUSE.
The Roll OF Bills Passed-No Adjourn
ment Before the Thirteenth-Appotnt-
ment Of an Inspector OF Phosphates.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, March 6.
The Senate passed the following bills and
resolutions: A bill to authorize the coa-
struction of a dam across the CoDgaree; Dill
to incorporate the Flremen's Union, OF
Charleston;a a House joint resolution author
izng the levying of tax of eight mills for the
State and three mills for the counties; House
bill to permit James Mccullough to adopt Jo-
seph Allen srepp; bill to incorporate the
South Carolina Real Estate and Stock Company;
bill to renew and extend the charter OF st.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Charleston;a
House bill to incorporate the Columbia Artin-
clal Stone and Cement Company; bill to in
corporate the Georgetown and Santee Bail
x6aa Company; House bill to provide for the
payment of certain debts by the County OF
Aiken; bill to charter the Union Savings
Bank. OF Georgstown; House bill to incorpo-
rate the Grand Lodge Of Free and
Accepted Ancient York Masons of the
Stale of South Carolina; bill to
amend sundry sections Of the Code relating
70 Circuit Courts; bill to amend the charter
OF the Town of Pendleton; Senate substitute
for the House bill to regulate the issuing Of
checks by planters to their employees;
House bill to charter the Big Bay aud Adams
Run Railroad; House bill TO Incorporate the
Beaufort Horse Railroad Company; House
bill to incorporate the Spartanburg and Aiken
Railroad Company; a bill to amend the act to
provide for the construction and repair Of pub
Lie highways; House bill to incorporate the
Charleston, Georgetown and Conwayboro'
Railroad Company; a joint resolution to
authorize the ecomptroller-general to draw
draft in favor Of c. Werner, of CHARLESTON.
The Senate also passed the bill for the sp-
rointment Of an inspector Of phosphates and
to: define his duty, which bill was approved by
the Governor, who nominated DR.. Otto A.
Moses as inspector. -.
The Senate adopted a joint resolution to ad-
iourn sine die on the 18th.
Senator Hayne Withdrew his motion for the
expulsion of the correspondent Of The
CHARLESTON NEWS.
The House passed the following: A Joint re-
solution to provide for the payment of certif-
Gates issued by the General Assembly; bill to
praalde for the election ofjustices of the peace
and defining their Jurisdiction; a Senate joint
resolution to authorize the payment of COM
mIssioners and managers Of special elections.
in the year 1871; a Senate bill to incorporate
the Charleston Hotel Company, of the City of
Charleston; bill to incorporate the Orange
burg County Fair Association; a bill to incor-
perate the Bull River and Port Royal Railroad
Company; bill TO incorporate the Formers,
Laborers' and Mechanics Land Company, Of
Ofangeburg; bill to incorporate the
Aiken Savings Bank; a bill to incorporate the
Beaufort Banking and Trust Company; Sen
ate bill for the protection and preservation OF
useful animals; bill TO reduce all acts relating
to the homestead into one act; ajoint resolu-
tion to pay Judge Thomas, of the Sixth Circuit,
the salary OF the Judge Of. the Second Circuit;
q bill to fix the rates Of passenger fare on the
railroads in South Carolina; and bill relating
to marriages. Abill relating to the financial
agent OF the State was passed to third read.
ing. PICKET.