The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-26

the following billG and joint resolutions
were stricken out By the Hoaseof Rep
resentatives. en- Monday:
A bill to provide for she REDEEM ption
from the State Of lands forfeited for
taxes; bill to provide Tor the payment OF Of
the arrear salary Of the Judge Of the
Sixth judicial Circnits Joint resolution
to supplement the official bond of the
Treasurer Of Union County; TO authorize
the County Commissioners of Fairfield
County to sell tho Jail and purchase a
bite and or cot a new jail thereon, and to
levy special tax for said purpose; bill
to confer upon Sherilfs the collection of
tux executions, and to defino their duties
aud liabilities thereon; joint resolution
to revise the laws for the assessment and
collection of taxes; to require the County
Commissioners Of Oolleton County to
appoint pbysicians ot the poor; bills to
provide and fix snlary for Sheriffs; to
fix the price Of tavern Licensees; to au-
thorize and require the Sheriff of Fair
field to sub divide tracts Of land to be
sold by him under execution; to prohibit
inn-keepers, venders or manufacturers of
spirituous or malt liquors or wines from
giving or selling the same, or either Of
them, to minors, without written uuthu-
rlty from their parents or guardians; to
provide for the registry of births, deaths
and marriages.; joint resolution requiring
the Attorney General to prosecute GER
tain public officers therein designated:
bills to regulate the fees Of Trial Jus
tices; to prevent school trustees from
being employed as teachers in the public
| schools; to amend Chapter CXXXI Of
the General Statutes of the State: ioint
resolution to revise and simplify the
code of procedure; bill to instruot tue
Senators and Representatives Of South
Carolina III Congress to favor the amend
ment to the law relating to tho tax ou
tobacco; to repeal an Act to revise, sim
plify and abridge tho rules, practice,
pleadings and forms of the courts of
this State, and to establish others in
lieu thereof; joint resolution in favor of
the Carolina National Bank; joint reso-
luton to exempt certain dogs from taxa
tion; to appropriate 1925 to Perry
| School, in Walhalla, from the poll tar Of
| Oconee County; to authorize the School
Commissioners of Charleston County to
erect school houses on james, Johns,
Wadmalaw nnd Edisto Islands; bills to
confer upon the Chamber of Commerce
of the city Of Charleston the power to
appoint M Inspector of Flour for the
city OF Charleston, and to authorize the
appointment Of an additional Flour In.
spector for naid city; to provide for the
keeping and pssturage of stock; to regu.
late the system of farm laborers for
wages; to amend Section IA ol
the code of procedure. relating tc
the jurisdiction of Trial justices; tc
facilitate the collection of rents; Joint
resolution to allow extra compensation
to Judge J. L. Greene; to amend Section
l0of an Act relating to the bonds of the
State; bill regulating the execution oi
the sentence OF death; joint resolution
to authorize the Comptroller General tc
audit claims; joint resolution concern
ing payment of claims. &C., by the
State Treasurer; bill to amend the lau
in relation to tax ssles; joint resolution
to ascertain the validity OF the State
debt; bill to amend an Act to aid and en-
courage cotton and woolen manufacturer
IN this State; to require the County Com
missioners Of the respective Counties o.
the State to turn over 10 the Treasurers
OF the respective Counties all fines anG
licenses collected by them; to repeal IN
Act to relieve the State Of all liability
for its guarantee of the bonds of tht
Blue Ridge Railroad Company; JUN,
resolution to appropriate the sum o.
S5, 600 towards the erection of County
Court House at Manning; to provide fol
an invest CATION of the bonded debt o
the State and to make an appropriation
to defray the expenses of the same; re
quiring the State Treasurer to pay the
certificates OF the members and at
taohees of the General Assembly tn;
full amounts of said oerti6oatas before
paying any other claims; to authoriz,
the State Treasurer to pay to the CITY
Council, of Charleston, moneys ad
vancei to the health officer of the por
of Charleston for quarantine purposes
to repeal Sections 3 and of an Act tt
amend IN Act provi ing for tho assess
ment and taxation # property; join
resolution to remit the tax alread,
assessed upon the pi perty of South Ca
rolina Lodge. No. 1. Marion Lodge, No
2, Howard Lodge, No. B, and Jefferson
Lodge, No. 4, Independent Order O
Odd Fellows, of the city Of Charleston
and exempt such property from further
tax.
DoS'T LIKE THE NRwspApERs.-Th.
successor of that "Heathen Chinee's'
competitor ct cards, who represented Ne