The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-24

ny sHo E?uek!u lDeIOre ne puts the
P:fMee in Possession. ALSO, fav6rably,
bill to amend Sections 10 and 33 Of
Chapter 19. Title 6, Of the Act for reyis.
ing and consolidating the General Stat
utes, relating to the boundaries between
York and Lnnoaster Counties.
An unfavorsble report was made upon
ths bill to restrain Associate or Circuit
Jndges granting injunctions suspending
Of Acts OF the General As.
aembly ior statute laws of the State.
i, tEtaE.a Jonea introduced O concurrent
rasDlntion Shat both Houses go into Joint
assembly, ON Monday, January 27, at l
F..rM. to elect seven competent and re-
spopsible men to investigate thoroughly
the bonded debt of the State, and pub
lish the same to the tax payers of tie
State. and make full report to the
General Assembly at its next sitting.
Ordered to lie over
MIR. Whistemoro introduced bill TO
amend Section Of the Acttto provide
for the payment Of the pas. indebtedness
of Darlington County.
MIR. Jamison introduced bill to open
certain road in Orangeburg County.
MIR. Keith introduced bill to regulate
the fees OF Probate Judges and other
| officers therein mentioned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The House met at IL M.
Mr. Bowley, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported, unfavorably,
joint resolution to revise the laws for
the assessment and collection of taxes;
bill to confor upon sherifs the collec-
| ton OF tax executions and to define their
duties and liabilities thereon; Joint
resolution to authorize the County Com.
missioners OF Fairfield County to sell
the jail end purchase site and erect o
new Jail thereon, and to levy special
tax for that purposes; joint resolution
authorizing tho County Commissioners
of Clarendon County to levy and collect
an additional tax of two mills on the
dollar; joint resolution to supplement
the official bond of the Treasurer of
Union Comfy; bills to provide for the
payment OF the arrearage Of salary of
the Judge of the Sixth judicial Circuit;
to ascertain the indebtedness of New.
berry County, and to enable the County
Commissioners to make provision for the
payment of the same; to provide for the
redemption from the State of lands for
feited for taxes.
The following were reported favorably
upon: Bill to repeal an Act to authorize
the Financinl Agent of the State to
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ties and for other purposes; joint resolu-
tions to exempt Fairfield County from
the operation of an Act for the relief of
widows and orphans of prisoners killed
because OF their political opinions; to
appoint commission to investigate and
report upon the outstanding claims and
pay certificates; also, petition of Mrs.
NJ. a. Hunt, praying compensation for
services, losses and expenditures sus-
tained by her late husband in the service
OF the State, and requested it to be re-
ferred to tho Committee on Grievances,
to which the bill was referred.
The Ways and Means Committee also
reported bill to make appropriations
and raise supplies for the fiscal year
commencing November l, 1872, which
was ordered to lay over The bill pro-
vides for salaries-for Governor, So, 500;
for Lieutenant G overnor, $4,000; for
Secretary Of State, $4,000; for the Gov.
ernor's private secretary, S.. 200; for the
clerk to the Secretary of State, $1,000;
for the Adjutant and Inspector g eneral,
$500; for the Comptroller General,
So, 0OO; for his clerk. $1,000; for certain
extra clerical services, 500; for the
State Treasurer. $4,000; for his chief
clerk, $1,000; for book.keeper to the
| oIo'0 Ahonsuh ot, :V1, ,oooS loI tue Super-
intendent of Education, $4,000; for his
clerk, $1,000; for Health Officers, S., 100;
for the Chief Justice, $4,000; for two
Associate just es, $1,000; for eight
Circuit Judges, $4,000; for two years
salary Judge CT Inferior Court, $4,000;
for eight Circuit Solicitors. So. 600; for
the Attorney General, $4,000; for his
clerk. $1,000; for the clerk of tho Su.
pieme Court. 81 500; for the State Re-
porter. 81, 500; for tho Keeper of the
State House and Librarian, 81 1000; for
the Superintendent of the Penitentiary,
50. 600; for watchmen of State House
grounds, $500 each; for County Audi
tors, S32, 500; for tho clerk of Charles
ton County Auditor, 81, 900; ,r clerical
services in that Office, $4,000; for the
Governors messenger, $500; for County
School Commissioners, S32,2uJ
Contingent fund-Governor. S25, 600;
Treasurer, 1000; Comptroller G enernl,
50. 500; Attorney General, $1,000; Adju-
tant General, ST., 900; Superintendent OF
Education, 81, 500; payment of mileage
certificates of Board of Education,
81, GOO; Secretary of State, $500; to be
drawn by heads OF departments, respect