The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-29

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AN ACT TO ALTRR AND AsiRt1D SECTION
FORTY FIVE, (45,) OF CHAPTER XIV. (25,)
OF TrrnH SIX, t6,) OF PARr FIRST, Il,
OF THE aENERAL STATUTES, RRLATTHa
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Be IL enacted ,6y!:h Senate and House OF
Representatives of the STATE of South Caro-.
lima, now met and sitting in General As.
senadly. and by the authority of. Use same:
SECTION 1. That Section forty-fiye.
i4o,) OF Chapter XIV, (25,) of.Titfe six,
(6.) of Part frst. ID of the General
Statutes be, and tho same is hereby,
altered and amended, by striking out ali
OF said section after the word 'olice."
APPROVED February ~, A. D. 1873.
AN ACT REQUIRING A. BOND FROM COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS BEFORE ENTERING UPON
THE DUTIES OF THEIK OFFICE.
BE ii enacted by Nie Senate and House of
Representatives Of ite State Of .Somh
Carolina, no,D met and siuino in General
Assembly. and by the authority ofths same:
SECTION l: That the Ooucty Commits
sioners shall, before entering upon the
duties OF their Office, he. and thew arc
hereby, required 20 give a bond for the
use of their respective Conn ties. in The
penal sum OF two thousand dollars each.
with three good and sufficient snretiee.
to be approved by the Clerk OF Court of
their respective Cou1ties, conditioned
upon the faithful an,l impartial per
iormanoe of the duties Of their Office:
Prooitted, That the County Oommis.
sioners OF Charleston shall furnish a
bond. as hereinbefore provided, in the
penal sum OF ten thousand dollars each.
and the County Commissioners of the
| Counties of Beaufort, Barnwell and
Rlchland shall furnish bond of five
thousand dollars each. as hereinbefore
provided: Prouided, further, That this
ACT shall not be in force until on and
alter the next general election OF County
Commissioners
SEQ. 2. That all Acts. or parts of Acts.
inconsistent with this ACT are hereby re.
pealed
APPROVED January 20. a. D. 1878.
AN Aor TO AMEND SECTION OF AN ACT
ENTITLED IAN Aor TO REGULATE PILOT.
AGE AT TIE PORTS OF CHARLESTON.
BEAUFORT AND:.aEoRaETowN."
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of The Staie Of South Ctlro
ana. now met and sitting in General As.
sembly, and By The authority oflhs same:
SECTION l. That Section l of San Act
to regulate pilotage at the ports Of
Charleston. Beaufort and Georgetown, /"
approved February q. 1872. be amended
so as to read as follows: "That the Co.
vernon is hereby authorized to appoint
separate and distinct Boards of Pilot
Com missioners for the ports OF Charles
ton' Beaufort, Georgetown and Little
f'vcr, In Horry County, each Board to
CONSIST OF three persons, OF whom two
Shall be. or shall have been, spufariuu
men. and the third a full brunch pilot.
ihe Commissioners Of Pilotage for the
port OF Beaufort shall have Jurisdiction
over st. Helena, Port Royal aud all eu.
frances Son.h yard. ao,
APPROVED February 27. i. d. 1873.
AN ACT TO REQUIRE STATE AND COUNTY OF.
FICRRs BLROTRD BY THE PEOPLE To
QUALIFY WITHIN THIRTY DAYS AFTER
RECEIVING OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION
THRRKOF.
De II endcted by The Senate and House of
| Representatives Of the State of South Caro-
ana. 'on met ana sitting in General As.
sem6!y, and by The authority Of Tie same:
SECTION l.. That from the passage Of
this Act, 1t shall be the duty OF each aud
every State and County officer elected by
the people to qualify within thirty days
nttef receiving official notification there
Of; and. upon the filing of bis bond, and
qualifying according to law, he shall en-.
ter upon the duties Of said Office.
SEC. 2. II any officer elected by the
people shall fail to qualify, and onter
upon the duties Of his Office, rs required
by the provisions of this Act, he shall
forfeit the Office TO which he shall have
been elected, and the Governor is here.
by authorized to order an election to be
holden within ninety days to fill the va.
cancy.
SEC. 8. All Acts or purts Of Aots in.
chnsistent with the provisions Of this Act
are Hereby repealed. g.:
ArrKoXED January 20. A. D. 1873.
Deputy United States Marshal John
IL. Williams, requests the Union Times
10 stnto That The District Attorney desires
that it be generally known in Union
County, that bnt few cases are to be
tried mt tho coming term Of tho United
States Coart, and no witness will bc paid
Tor attendance who is not regularly sub
poenaod by the marshal.