The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-01
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WzDNRspi1, JANUARY 81, 1874

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The Senate met at 70 mr.. Pres;dan,
Ransier ID the Chair.
Mr. Arnim introduced @ bill TO amend
the election law.
MIR. Allen presented the return of the
grand jury OF Greenvillo,
Resolution from the House. IN ;aane
pay certificates to the membere Of the
General Assembly and the subordinate
ofhoess, was oonourred in.
A number Of bills from the House were
read and referred.
A message was received from the
Houee, that they had stricken ont the
enactlnR clauses Of certain bills sent
from the Senate.
IL. Hayes. :scn The Committee on
Claims, submitted y report. referring
certain accounts to the Comptroller.
General.
Mr.. Cardozo introduced a bill n
amend an Aot entitled "An Act tn
extend the limits Of tho town of Oam.
den."
Mr.. Nash Resolution that hereafter
oil Acts OF incorporation sball not he
published in the newspapers of the State
at the expense Of the State.
Joint resolution to authorize Wm r
n r.
geon was indefinitely postponed.
A number of bills we're read tho az.
cond time and referred. IT,
Notices were given of the iutroduction
OF number of bills.
The following bills were naased. 10
amend IN Act entitled "An Ac. &c esta.
blish "a quarantine at Georoatown
charleston and Hilton Head;" to exempt
tue u. Keepers and employees, and other
officers of the South CDrolina Pen;ten.
tlary and Lnuatic Asylum, from military
ana other duties; to require the County
Commissioners to remove imbeoilea from
the Lunatic Asylum to their respective
county poor houses; to amend an Act
ehutleo An Act to amend an Act to
establish ana maintain system of free
common schools for the State Of South
Carolina;" to regulate the measuremant
and inspection of timber and lumbar in
the city of Charleston.
AZ 90 O'Clock Senate adjourned until
to-morrow, at 12 Nj.
house OF REPRESENTATIVE
Inc House met at IL NJ, Speaker
Moses in the Chair.
Inc Committee on Claims made re-
ports upon large number of accounts
"hlcn mad been referred to them, recon-
mending their payment The account
OF Messrs. j. 81. & NJ. l.. Kinard was
referred 70 the State Auditor, to be paid
out of the contingent fund.
MIR. 'Whlpper, from the Committee nm
ways and Means. submitted reports upon
)oint resolutions aud bills referred to
them. Ordered to lie over. [Amonp
the number was favorable report upon
tne Dill to authorize the City Council of
Columbia to issue bonds and neeotiate
the same-the committee recommend
1hat me sum of $500. 900 be stricken on.
aud $500, 900 be inserted.1
Mr.. Slmons, from the Committee on
Accounts, reported upon ao.
counts OF w: B. Stanley, NJ. j. Calnan
ana NJ. d. Berry, recommending their
payment. Laid over.
MIR. Frost, from the Committee IN
Bills. reported the following "a
having been duly ratified, and sent to
Ills Exceliency the Governor for his an
Proval: Joint resolution, authorizing T
A. Mayes, executor of the estate of Jas
deceased, to sell certain lands.
ana apply the proceeds thereof to the
education OF miner heirs; authorizing
Tue state treasurer to re-issue certificate
of State stock to r. S. Porcher; Acts to
revive and extend the charter of the
Relief Loan Association. of Charleston:
70 amend an Act entitled IAN Act to in.
corporate certain towns and villages. and
20 renew and amend certain charters
heretofore granted" to incorporate the
Waiboo Wharf Company; to incorpo.
tate': the Enterprise Association. of
to incorporate the Scott
ltltis Guards, of Sumter; to regulate the
and sale of commercial fer
,illzers in the State of South Carolina.
% charter the town of Beltou. in the
Iounty OF Anderson; authorizing %. F
English to build q dock and collect
wharfage ut Port Royal City; to renew
lie charter of the Palmetto Fire Engine
company. Of Columbia; to empower The
Judges OF the Probate Court, in their
Counties. to issue executions:
% regulate the granting of divorces; to
incorporate the Young Mems Free In.
'erprise Council, No. /, of Georgetown.
% alter and amend an Act to orcanizs
md govern the militia of the State of
south Carolina.
A special message was received from
iis E1cellency the Governor, approving
If the above.
The Committee on Charitable and Rc.
lBlOus Institutions made an ro,,ort,