The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-28
3 and of chapter 81 Of the general

statutes.
Mr.. Riehmond-Bill to amend the
existing Acts relating to the poll tax,
and to make more efficient the oollec-
ton OF the same.
Mr.. Cosgrove introduced bills 20 in
corporate tho Hibsrnian Mutual In.
surance Company and Hibernian Saw
ings Bank, of Charleston.
AR. Doiley gave notice of bill to
clear ont the cut between James and
Johns Islands, and to build bridge
on james leland.
Mr. Vanderlool-Bill to repeal the
charter of the Joint Stock Oompany
and Charitable Association, of Charles
ton. 8. O.
Mr.. Russell-Bill to incorporate the
village Of St. Stephens.
Mr.. Collins-Bill to amend an Act
requiring registration of claims held
against the County of Clarendon, and
to provide for payment of same.
Mr.. Willis-Bill to incorporate town
OF Georges Station, Colleton County.
Mr. Thomas-Bills to change the
plase OF deposit of public funds; to in.
corporate the towns of Georges and
keevesville; to repeal the charter of
tuo tOWn OF SQmm9rVlll6.
Mr.. Keith introduced resolution
providing for anhscription to certain
newspapers. which was laid on the Ia
ble
MIR. Humbert gave notice of bills
providing Tor fixed salary for all
Trial Justices in. incorporated towns;
Tor the levying and COLLECTION OF tax
upon salaries. Also. introduced the
following resolution: Thut on and after
Monday next, this House DO IN meet at
IL o'clock A. H., and adjourn ct 3
L. Nd. Agreed to, after discussion.
Mr. Koith gave notice that he would
file with sne Clerk morial contest
ing the right to seats OF the members
from Chesterfield.
Mr. T. Simkins introduced pream-
ole and resolution, which was adopted,
regulating the number on the different
committees. Also introduced bill to
prohlolt the assembling of armed
bands OF men in this State without
being regularly organized according to
law
Mr. Copes-Dill to prevent one per.
son from holding moro than one Office
OF profit and trust.
entitled IAN Act Ia regulate the i,su
ing of checks to laborers npon planta.
tions or elsewhere.
Mr. G. S. Green Introduced q Joint
resolution to ratify the amendments
To the Consultation relative to the in
crease OF the debt Of Counties, cities
Or towns
Mr.. Ferguson gave notice of bills
tlxlnS the pay oi County Truaaurers;
to amend the law regulating the bonds
of County Treusurers.
MIR. Cr,ttenden introduced resoiu.
ton. which was adopted, that all bills
incorporating churches. military or
hre companies, charitable and rcli.
gious institutions, OF ether snch 1850.
ciations, not in accordance with "An
Act to provide for granting of certain
charters" approved February 20.
1874. be not considered by the House.
MIR. Gary gave notice Of bill to
amend an Act entitled ''Au Act to
provide for the assessment and taxa
tion Of property in this Stale"
Mr.. Muller-B,ll to regulate the paw
of the members of the General Assem-.
bly,; also, introduced concurrent
resolution, which was adopted, calling
Upon Governor T. J. Hoses, Jr., in
accordance with the requirements of
the Constitution, to report forthwith
to tho General Assembly the names of
all the convicts pardoned by him dur
ing the past year, with full statement
OF each and every case, and the rea-
sons moving HIM thereto.
Mr.. Meetze gave notice Of hill to
amend an ACT entitled "An Act to raise
supplies for the fiscal year commcnc.
ing November l. 1874" approved
March II, 1874; joint resolution in re-
latloh to interest collected and bonds
and coupons surrendered under the
Act to arrange the public debt, ap-
proved December %, 1873; also, gave
motto" that he will tile with the Clerk of
tho House protest against the right
OF the members sworn in from Llu
rena to seats III this House; also, pre-
sentcd the report Of the County Com
mlsslonrrs of Lexington for the fiscal
year ending October 81, 1874.
Mr.. JnhnsOn gave notice that be will
file protest against the right of tho
members tworn III from Lancaster 10
seats ia this House
Mr.. Weatherly gave notice OF o bill
TO alter Section 14S. Page 453, of the
Code OF Procedure. 80 as to require nlI
nctions to be commenced in the County
wherein the defendants. or a majority
OF them, reside.