The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-28
sElBY COLUMBIA G, SUNDAY JANUARY % 1879

ment of such sum OF money ga they NAV
deem fair equivalent therefor, to be
applied by them to the use of the said
corporation.
SEQ 8. That the said Town Council of
Midway shall also bu empowered to re-.
tain, possess and enjoy all such property
as they may now be possessed Of, or en-
titled to, or which shall hereafter be
given, bequeathe1 to, or in any manner
acquired by them. and to sell, alien, or
any way transfer the same or any part
thereof: Prooided, The amount OF pro-
perty SO hold or stock invested shall in
no case exceed fifteen thousand dollars.
SEC. 8. That the said Town Council of
Midway shall have power to impose an
annual tax on all real and personal pro-
perty within The corporate iimits of said
town: Prooided. Said tax does not ex.
oeed ten cents on tho one hundred dol
lars.
SEQ. 10. That the Intendant and
Wardens of the town of Midway shall
have power to regulate sales at auction,
within the limits of said town. and to
grant Licenses to auctioneers: Provided
Ihat nothing herein contained shall ex-
tend to sales by Sheriffs. Clerk Of Court,
Judge OF Probate, Coroner, Executors,
administrators, Assignees. or by any
other person under the order Of any
Court or Trial Justice.
Sec. IL. That the Intendant and
Wardens of the town of Midway shall
have power and authority to require all
persons owning lot, or lots, in said
town of Midway, to keep in repair side
walks adjacent to their lots, respectively,
and for default in this matter, shall have
power and authority to have the work
done at the expense of such lot owner,
SEQ. IL. That the power to grant or
refuse Licenses to keep tavern, or to re-
tail Intoxicating drinks, be, and the san
is hereby, vested in the Town Council OF
the town of Midway, and that they be
also invested with all necessary power,
by ordinance, or ordinances, to suppress
or regulate the sale of intoxicating
drinks to be drunk at tho place where
sold, or In or upon any of its appurte.
nances, or In or upon any of the high
ways, streets, lanes, alleys, commons,
kitchens, stores, shops, public buildings.
booths. stalls or out-houses, of the said
town, or within one-fourth of mile of
the present railroad depot, in the town
OF Midway, in the County of Barnwell:
froo.ded, That no rule or regulation
shall be made inconsistent with the Con-
stitution and laws of the State. 4.
SEQ. l3. That this Act shall be taken
and deemed as O public Act in all Courts
of Justice. and shall continue of force
for the term OF fourteen years from its
passage.
Approved january s, 1872.
JOINT RESOLUTION TO PROVIDE FOR THE
REPUBLIcATIoN OF CERTAIN STATUTES
OF THIS STATE, AND JOURNALS OF THE
GENERAL assembly THEREOF.
SECTION l. Be IL resoloed Jv The Senate
and House Of Representatives. OF tie State
Of South Carolina, mow met and sMing in
General Assembly, ana by Tie authority Of
tAe same, That the Republican Printing
Company be, and they are hereby, au.
thorized to have printed ono thousand
copies, each. Of Volumes X, NJ, XII.
Nil and NV of the Statutes of this
State, said copies to be deposited in the
State Library, subject to proper distri-
button as public necessities, or the con-
venlence of State and County officials,
may dictate. The Clerk of tho Senate
and the Clerk OF the House of Kopre
sentatlves shall huve supervision of said
printing.
q. !ne COST OF the printing herein
provided for shall be paid upon Tho GER
tificntes of the said Clerks of the Senate
and Of the House of Representatives.
out OF any moneys in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
Returned to the Senate with tho OH
lections OF his Excellency Tho Governor.
November 20. 1871.
In TIE SENATE, December 9, 1871.
On the question, shall this Joint reso
luton become law, the objections of
his Excellency the Governor to the con-
trary notwithstanding? the yeas and
nays were ordered, the joint resolution
passed. by II ciuu Uoce vote Of yeas 15,
nays S. and ordered to bo sent to tho
House Of representatives By order.
j. WOODRUFF. Clerk OF Senate.
IN THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
December IL, 1871.
On the Question. shall this Joint reso.
luton become q law, the objection of his
Excellency the Governor to the CON
trary Notwithstanding? tho yeas and
nays were ordered, and the Joint resolu
ton passed by cicc coce voto OF 7oas
62, nays %, and became a law. in accord
ance with Section %, Article 3. of tho
Constitution, and ordered to be sent to
the Senate. By order.
A. o. JONES,
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