The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-29
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THE CHARLESTON DEL EGATIO-
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COLUMBIA, January %.
In the Senate, Whlttemore introduced bill
to punish persons for obtaining money or
false pretences. Jervey gave notice Of bill
to renew the charter of the Home Insurance
Company of Charleston. White introduced
bill to incorporate the Yorkville manufac
Mrlpg Company. Jervey presented petition
Of the merchants and mechanics OF charleston
praying for the passage of bill 10 encourage
the rebuilding of the burnt district. Levy
presented the same in the House. The bill
amending Section 279 of the Code OF Proce.
dure (Which relates to the employment Of
court stenographers,) received Its final read
ing, was passed, and ordered to be sent to the
House. The joint resolution authorizing the
state treasurer to pay and cancel the notes
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ent debts Incurred in furnishing the House oi
Representatives and committee rooms was
passed, and having already been passed by
the House, vas ordered to be enrolled for
ratification. The concurrent resolution au-
thorlzlng the clerks of the Senate and House
to draw pay certificates for the balance OF
salary of members of the General Assembly
was adopted. The bill to require phosphate
companies chartered by this State to make
monthly reports to the omptroller-general
was referred to the committee on
mines. The bill TO abolish the office OF
recorder in the City of Charleston was post
po2ed until next session. The bill to require
county school commissioners to establish
night schools at each county seat in the State
WAS referred to the committee on education.
Tie bill to incorporate the Pharmaceutical
Association OF South Carolina was refer
red to the medical committee. The bills
to make clerks OF the court ex oficio
trial justices for certain purposes; to pun
isn the conveyance of property on which
liens exist without notifying the pur.
chaser; to prevent the obstruction OF
streams by throwing ballast into them; to
amend Chapter l3, Section 8, CT the General
Statutes; to amend Section OF Chapter lo4 OF
the General Statutes; to fix the time for GER
tain county and State officers 10 report; also,
Joint resolution to allow Thomas Grimshaw
to redeem certain forfeited lands, we're also
referred to the committee on the judiciary.
The bill to empower the county coumis-
sioners of Orangeburg County TO open pub
lie road from the Monck's Corner Road 10
Lewisvile; to construct wharf at Rockville;
to charter the Greenville and Gap Greek Turn
pike Company, and the joint resolution au-
thorlzing Messrs. Taylor, Arthur and others,
of ofLexington, to continue two gates erected
on the roads bounding their lands, were re-
fsrred 10 the committee on roads end bridges.
The bills TO amend some parts OF an act to
provide for the past Indebtedness OF Darling
Ton County; to reclaim the apportlonmeht OF
the free school fund of the various counties;
to make an appropriation TO pay claims aris.
ing under the proclamations of the Go vernors
of this Stale; to provide for the assessment OF
real property in 1873; to repeal al act provld-
ing for sinking fund; and the joint resolutions
providing for an appropriation for the Hoge
schoo.house in Newberry County; for the re-
taxes paid In excess by him; for the levy OF
certain tax by The county commissioners OF
Beaufort County; for the receipt by county
treasurers OF jury certificates and other pa
pers; and for the levy by the county commits
sioners of Williamsburg OF special TAX, were
all referred to the committee on finance.
The report of the committee on claims or-
Me account OF John DUoiy, and In The case
Of Hon. F. Arnim, and the concurrent resolu-
tion authorizing The clerks OF the Senate and
the House 10 draw pay certificates for the
balance of salary of members OF The General
Assembly, were adopted. The report Of the
committee on claims on the account OF d. IL.
Smith was recommitted.
The bills to amend the act renewing the
charters OF certain towns; TO amend an act
for the incorporation OF the Charleston Fire
Company; to amend certain sections OF the
charter OF Greenvlle; to incorporate the Peo.
ples Loan and Real Estate Company OF
Chsreston; to incorporate the Lexington and
Congaree Jockey Club; to incorporate the
Columbia Baptist Church Of Greenville; the
Mount Zion Cemetery Company OF kingstree;
the Congruity Church OF Sumter; the Will
liamston Female College; the Clinton Presoy-
terisn Academy and Church of Lanrens; the
Florence Educational Association; The
Draymen's Benevolent Association of Charles
ton; the Aiken Real Estate and Building As
sociation; the Canaan Baptist Church oil
Beaufort; the Unlon Assembly Society OF
Charleston: the Refulgent Society et Colum-
bia; the Phosnix Hook and Ladder Company
OF Camden; the Randolph Enterprise Associa'
tion: the Harmony Circle OF Charleston; the
Village of Fort Mills, York County; the New
Hope Methodist Church OF Clarendon; the
Cross Roads Baptist Church OF Plckens; the
Huspah Baptist Church Of Beaufort; and the
Union Mariners Chapel of Charleston; also,
the bill to repeal the charters OF the Charles
ton Joint Stock Company, and the Charleston
Charitable Association; to incorporate the
Campbell Fair Arbor Society OF Fairfield; to
amend the charter of Moultrievile; to amend
the charter of Chester; 10 incorporate The
BRYAN Light Infantry, the Garrison Light In
tantry, the Scott United Blues, and the
Ford Riiemen of Charleston and the
Grant and Wilson National Guards of Green
land; to incorporate the Carolina Orphan
Home, and TO regulate elections in Marion,
were referred to the committee on incorpora-
lions. The bill to extend the charter OF st.
Matthew's Evangelical Church of Orange
burg was referred 10 the committee on relig-
fbus institutions. The enacting clauses of the
bills to restrain the courts from granting in
functions against the acts OF the Legislature,
and to incorporate the Peoples Loan and Real
Estate Company of Charleston were stricken
out.
The bills 10 provide for the interchange Of
circuits by the judges. and the bill to amend
the laws relating to sale-day IN Beaufort, were
postponed to specified days. The bill 10 incor-
aoroto tho Grappyjllp 4 rrjcnllural Association