The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-05

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Ito incorporate the Garrison Light
Infantry of Charleston to incorpo
rate ths Canaan baptist Church Of
Beaufort County to incorporate the
Lincoln Rifle Guards Of Kipgstree
to incorporate the Wilson Artillery
Company of Charleston to amend the
charter of tho town of Chester ; to
provide for the purchasers Of lands
at sales made for the non payment of
taxes, &c. to revise and amend on
Act aid to reduce all Acts pertain
ing to tho homestead into ono Act
to incorporate tho South Carolina
! Agricultural and Mechanical Society
to incorporate tho town of Black.
stock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was called to order at
III A. NJ, by Speaker Loo.
A resolution, by Curtis, that the
House adjourn ct 3 p. NJ, in honor
of the birthday of Washington, was
adopted.
The enaoting clause was stricken
out Of the following bills To amend
an ACT entitled "An Act to amend
an Act to establish and maintain a
system of free common Schools in the
State of South Carolina - To ameud
the Jury laws of the State. Joint
resolution to provide for the submis-
sion tc vote of the people the qucs-
tion Of the repeal Of tho fence law.
Bill to require trial Justices to give
bond, and to otherwise define their
duties. TO authorize certain COM
mittees to examine the accounts aud
demands against certain Counties,
and for other purposes.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a 1873.
SENATE.
The Scnat was called to order at
l2 NJ, by President Gleaves.
Dunn submitted the report of
Committee of Free Conference on the
House bill to aid manufactures and
internal improvements, and reported
important amendments. The report
was laid upon the table by a vote of
yeas IL to nays IL.
The following were passed, after a
third reading: Bill to make appro-
priation and supplies for the fiscal
year commencing November l, 1872,
with important amendments, and was
sent to the House also, bill to re-
peal the Act establishing a criminal
court in the County of Charleston
and a bill to amend the law in rela.
tion to the collection of taxes.
The unfinished business was then
proceeded, being to make appropria-
tion to pay claims arising under the
proclamation of the Governor of this
State, dated July 28, 1871. The
amendment was Indefinitely post.
poncd, and tho House bill waa taken
up and passed to a third reading BY a
vote Of II to 8.
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at 10 A. NJ,
Speaker Ice in the Chair.
Hurley, from the Committee on
Immigration, reported q res tuition,
which was adopted, requiring the
Clerks Of the two houses to compile
all information relative to immigra.
tion and have the same in readiness
for the next session. The Senate con.
Cured in the resolution.
The House then proceeded to the
consideration Of the bill and substi-
tute to reoeal Section of an Act
to relieve the State Of all liability
for it's guaranty of the bonds Of the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company.
The substitute was postponed until
the next session. After an attempt
to recommit the same to the commit.
toe on Railroads, the bill was order.
ed to be engrossed for a third read
ing.
The Chair announced that tho bill
to encourage and aid manufactures
had become law by the failure of
the committee on Free Conference to
agree.
The enacting and resolving clauses
ola great many bills and joint reso
lutions were stricken out.
WEDNESDAY,, PERU AIRY rs 1878.
SENATE.
The Senate met at l2 O'Clock, m.
The following wero read a third
time
A bill to make appropriations
to pay claims arising under tho pro-
clamation Of the Governor, datod
2sth July, 1871.
The committee on Enrolled Bills
reported as duly enrolled
An act to provide for State Nor.
nal School.
An act to provide for q House of
Refuge in Charleston.
An act to incorporate the Chester
and Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad
Company.
An act to incorporate Kings
Mountain Railroad Company.
An act to regulate the fees of Ger.
| tain officers.
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