The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-26
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1custseEf1Ionueaus cetrys 20 require all
pasSeps in the State to vacoinate.
i iOommfssio4erso Charleston County to
Nfeet sohookhSuses On James and Wadl
snslaw IslandS 81 A
tM: NortA.-To !. incorporate the
Ohatleston md James Island Steam
Ferry Company.
Mr: 3raham-Toi incorporate the Plea
SAINT Bill Baptist Church. Of Edgefeld
Mr.. Holmes-A joint resolution au
thoazfnE the Comptroller Geceral to re-
convey certain lands forfeited to the
State Tor the ron n-paymeet OF taxes. .
| Mr.. Eillsy-Bill' to alter and amend
Section Is, Chapter 20, Title 8, of the
General Statutes, relnting to furnishing
medical Attendance to the indigent sick.
Mr.. Curtis-Bill to amend Chapter 1Ol
of the General Statutes.
Mr.. Bowen presented the report of the
County Commissioners of Pickens.
Tho claim of James johnson, Sheriff
OF Chesterfield County, was referred to
the Claims Committee.
! Mr.. Meetze presented the netition of
citizens of Lexington County, relative 10
a certain rond.
The House confirmed, by unanimous
vote, the two amendments 10 the State
Constitution.
Mr.. Sperry introduced concurrent
resolution, that henoeforth tue State
treasurer shall pay no notes. claims,
Treasury notes, pay certificates or any
other indebtedness, until it shall have
first been audited and allowed by the
Comptroller General. Laid over.
Mr.. G. Cannon offered similar reso-
luton, which was disposed of in like
manner.
Mr.. Cannon presented tho claim of
MIR. D. Haddon. Referred.
The following bills and Joint rcsolu-
tons were passed: To incorporate the
Georgetown Cypress Company; to incor-
porate the Scott United Blues, Charles
ton; Bryan Light Infuntry, Charleston !;
to incorporate tho Laurens and Asheville
Railroad, OF Charleston; the Ford Rifle
mon, Charleston; Wadmalaw and other
rifle companies; Bowen Light Infantry,
Charleston; Grant and Wilson National
Guards, Aiken; to incorporate the Green
vile Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety; Garrison Light Infantry, Charles
ton; Joint resolution to levy q tax to pay
for Court House of Richland County; to
amend charter of Chester; to incorpo-
rate the Campbell Fair Arbor Society. of
Fairfield County; to amend the Act re-
newing and amending the charter of c..
tain towns and cities; to allow VIVA. H.
Wlnn to change his name to Brockman;
to extend the time for officers to QUALITY
tho last threo had already passed the
Senate, and were ordered to be enrolled;
also, bill to amend Chapter I3, Section
, ., General Statutes; joint resolution to
authorize County Treasurers to receive
Jury and school certificates for taxes;
joint resolution authorizing A. r. Taylor
\, and others to continue q certain gate in
Lexington; bill to repeal tho charters OF
the Charleston Joint Stock Company
and the Charleston Charitable Associa.
tion; to require County Commissioners
to give bond; to compel County officers
to qualify, (enrolled;) to aid and cnaon.
rage manufactures; to alter aud amend
the charter OF the town Of Moultrieville.
, Sullivan's Island.
communication was received from
Hon. +. L. Cardozo, State Treasurer,
) accompanying q copy of the settlement
with Financial Agent Kimpton.
The Speaker presented the claims oi
the Charleston Republican.
Mr.. Simpkins offered q resolution,
which was adopted, requiring the Ser.
} geant-at-Arms to make an inventory
ouo oLo" n~Ay LuC Iurnlturo OIL the House
OF Representatives..
Mr.. Turner offered q concurrent rcso
luton, which was adopted and sent to
the Senate, where the resolving clause
was stricken out, that the Attorney
General designate a person to proceed
to Charleston to examine the records OF
the Auditors and Treasurer's Offices, and
to receive complaints in reference to the
: issue OF State licenses aud tho fees
charged for the same, to report within
ten days.
Mr. Lowrey presented the petition oil
citizens OF Chesterfield and Kershnw fol
q new road.
Mr.. Basconb presented The clnim ol
ex. Maglstrate Mckenzie, of Beaufort.
MIR. Ford offered concurrent resolu,
} ton to investigate the affairs of the
} Charleston Orphan Asylum.
UNITED STATES COURT, CHARLESTON
January 25.-In this Court, before his
Honor Judge Bryan, John A. Lu,z, con-
vlcted of selling liquor and tobacco with
out paying the special tax, was sen.
fenced 10 be imprisoned six months in
the juil i'll this city, and pay "A iinc of