The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-01
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 80. 1874.
SENATE.


current resolution to investigate the
expenditure of the $4,000 appropri-
ated to the Lunatic Asylum. After
discussion, referred to Committee on
Charitable Institutions.
Mr.. Ovens presented memorial OF
f. E. Dickson, contesting right of J
D. Marley to seat in Senate from
Clarendon.
Mr.. Joter gave notice Of protest
against right of f. A. Clinton to seat
ID the Senate from Lancaster.
Mr. Damn presented petition Of
Hsnry l. Buck, praying passage of an
Act or Joint resolution to relieve him
from payment Of taxes on property de
stroyed by fire.
Mr. Nash presented petition of +.
". McMaster. trustee of estate OF j
T. Weston, praying passage of an Ac,
or joint resolution to redeem certain
lands and new assessment.
The President laid before Senate pp-
ttiou of sundry druggists aud npo,he-
carries, praying an amendment to an
Aot passed ut session OF General Az.
sembIy, lS73-74. entitled "An Act to
regulate the sale Of Intoxicating Ii.
quors, and to alter aud amend the la "
III relation thereto"
MIR. Nash introduced bill to repeal
an act emitted IAN Act to establish
nn Inferior Court for trial of criminal
cases in County Of Charleston;" join,
resolution authorizing aud directing
Trustees of State Orphan Asylum to
remove said institution from CIuricstou
to Columbia.
MIR. Duncnn-Bill to encourage CO.
louizatlon IN the State of South Caro-
hua.
Mr. Bowen-Bill to chunge tho di
vidlug line between Grecnvllle aud
Plckens Cou nties.
Mr.. Nash-Joint resolution to uu-
thorlze aud direct County Auditor Of
Richland to assess lands of j. L. Wes-
tou. at price OF said lands, plus value
OF the homestead; also, to assess said
lands for taxation for the year 1874 ut
price for which lands are sold, and to
allow f. W. McMaster, trustee, to re-
deem same on paying tax on new as
sessmept.
The Senate proceeded to the con-
slderation of general orders, and then
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House met ut IL A. NJ. Speaker
Elliott in the chair.
The Speaker announced the follow
ing as the standing committees of the
House:
Rules-Tho Speaker, G. Cannon, A.
W. Curtis. N. Is. Myers. J. D. Boston.
Charitable and Religious Institu-
tions-Thomas Hamilton, J. NJ. Free.
man, Jr., B. II. Rice, r. G.. Howard,
II. Il. Burckmeyor
Retrenchment and Reforms. L.
Duncan, S. D. Russell. Gerhard Null
Ter, d. T. Redfearne, James Young,
Alfred Rush, Samuel Tlnsley. S. Is.
Doiley, Archie Weldon.
Enrolled Acts-N. B. Myers, L M
Brayton, r. W. Simpson.
Observation-Disclosures Melchers,
s: j. Bampfield. d. f. Bradley. w. A.
Hayne. L A. Brabham.
Ways and Means-Paris Simkins, T.
b. Johnston. w. NJ. Thomas, a. W.
Curtis. &. 2. Leslie, c. y. Trenholm,
N. L. Myers, Joseph Crews. J. d.
Boston. Nelson Dawes, NJ. McLaugh-
lin.
Judiciary-W. c. Bcattie, G. p.
Leslie. II. a. Mectze, Paris Simkius.
T.. nj. Brayton. Nj. j. Hirscl, S. j.
Couch. w. ID. johnson, w. II. Wal
lace
Incorporations--J D. Boston. An.
gnstus Simkins. james l.. Orr, L. NJ
Sumptpr, Stephen Gary, Is. II. VII
liams. L. X. Bates, Il. a. Davis, John
fanderpool.
County Offices aud Oiicers-R. II.
Hnmhert, j. a. Barker. L. ". Jciler-
son. 5. =. Criitenden, a. S Jack son,
}. W. Bhrnwell, james y. Henderson,
acknowledgements Crews. Il. III.
Hunbert. j. A. Spencer. G.. Cannon,
u. Ii. Holland. Ii. Can't, L. NJ. Wes-
ton, J. b. Ferguson. S. L. Duncan,
David Graham, $. S. bridges.
Penitentiary-J. a. Barker, j. A.
Smith, Augustus Collins. T. G. Wea.
therly, Joel Copcs. G. s. Green, W. G..
Pinckney, S. L. Farrow, Il l.. George.
Claims-W. NJ. Thomas, William
Siulons. J. A. Smith, Nelson Davies,
L L. Gufllu. S. j. Keith. G. p. Leslie,
Thomas Hamilton, J. w. Livingston.
Privileges and Eections-M. j..
lIirsch, l.. l.. Gnflin. Paris Simkins,
james L. Orr. w. II. Ecedish, S. S.
Crttcnacn, q. II. Holland, Il. N.
llarriott, S. =. Cokar.
Pnbic Printing-A. ". Curtis, Il.
II 1umbrrt, Samuel Green, w. W..
Ramsey, l.. NJ. Smith, NJ. }. Iiirsch,
Il d. Gather, w. II. Rce;lish, Z. u.