The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-27
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STATE LneEsI,3ukEEF
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1873.
SENATE.
concurrent resolution from the
House. that the Governor select suitable
representation for the State of South
Carolina in the national gallery ut
Warrington, WAS laid ON the table.
The claim of the Camden Journal for
S4l, publishing election notice, was re-.
ported on favorably and allowed; aa also
the following: Claim of Mrs. HUNT. wife
OF VIM. r. HUNT, for $780,, on ac.
count OF preserving State records: claim
OK the Edgehsld 4d5s7!;ser, :or publish
ing laws; claim of L. q. Carpenter, of
Columbia Daily Union, for 50, l98. rs. on
account of publishing laws.
Inc bills to Incorporate the Stevens
Creek Navigation Company and for
other purposes; to incorporate the Sa.
ioda Manufacturing Company, of Lex
ington; to incorporate the Spartan burg
building and LDun Association: to au
thortze James Mcpherson to adopt and
make his lawful heir james Mcpherson
ONell, aud to change the ngn.e Of th.
said James MaPhersou O'Neil to Jumes
McPherson; to proviue for tho erection
and construction of guard house and
market In the town Of Hamburg, and to
authorize the levy of o special tax for
SAID purpose; to establish aud open a
public road i'll Kershaw and Chesterfield
Counties; to incorporate the town of
Laorells; and authorizing and permitting
r. b. Carlton, Trial Justice OF Beaufort
County, to change his domicil, were
passed.
The Senate recsdad from it's amend
ment to the appropriation hill relative to
the Stats Panitsntiary, to insert 500, 600
instead OF $4,000.
In joint assembly, III. b. Allen was
elected Judge Of the Inferior Court Of
Charleston. x.
After the joint session, the following
bills were passed: To incorporate the
Edgefeld Cotton snd Woolen Manufac.
turing Company, and to regulate the
election of Mayor and Aldermen in the
city OF Charleston.
communication WAS received from
the State Treasurer In relation to Blue
Hldge Railroad bonds. that g., ,395 we're
received IN thut Office, only u pnrt Of
which had been Cancelled; therefore, the
Treasurer requested the appointment of
committee to witness the cancellation
OF the remainder Of the bonds received
The following bills were passed: To
incorporate the York Manufacturing
Company; to remedy and supply the
loss Of public records, and to perpetuate
testimony III regard to deeds, mortgages,
settlements and o.her papers lost by fire
at Abbevllle; and to alter and amend the
charter OF the town Of Monltrierilir,
Sullivan's Island.
tlnIt Of NTr, n IL
lowed for 1860. 50, for planning.
The report of the Committee of Frea
Conference on Improvements and manu-
faotures was taken up. a motion was
made to postpone until next session
yeas 13, nays H.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at IL A. AZ. Prayer
by the Chaplain.
counts reported fayorably on the claims
of Joseph Crews and ". B. Stanley
The report WIS adopted.
lege, and asked to have paper read
from the Speakers desk, Which was
done. The paper was q certificate by
Judge Mackey that MIR. Lilly had been
arralgned on charge Of grand larceny
oh0 oS4AtstCA OJ Jury.
Mr.. Hurley proposed that the House
return its sincere thanks to that jury.
A bill to incorporate the Moultrieville
Railroad Company was read third time.
The following were adopted: Resolu.
ton, by Mr.. Artson, that gratuity of
", 600 be voted to Speaker Lee; resolu-
ton, by Mr.. Duncan, to return the
thanks Of the House to the Speaker for
the efficient and courteous manner in
which he has performed the duties of
his Office; resolution, by Mr.. Green. that
Air. Frazier be requested to address the
House on matters Of public interest.
The enacting clause was stricken ont
OF bill to abolish the Inferior Court of
Charleston.
On motion of Mr.. Lilly, the claim of
- Cayanagh was referred to the Com
mittee on Claims.
A resolution was adopted returning the
thanks of the House to A. 0. Jones, the
Clerk OF the House. for the able manner
in which he has performed the duties of
his Office.
A communication was read from ". J.
Whipper, of the Sinking Fund Commits
sion, that he had rendered the books and
papers OF his Office to both the Attorney
General and tha Eop, ,ntro(ao. nooo.sI