The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-24
TisH ssFArY s.1sss ATTals.,
SATURDAY. SyAttUaExy23, 1876.
j. AtsS - Il SENATE. -

II tuHnOuSoabont 20 Bp0 SYnetS 1e8'
sage Appointfbg Mbs1fs. Bosson. Teen
holAs Hireoha OustiAePd Ga!An g ohm
mitfses on bhe pSSs OF the Hpuse to
join committee ofsthe Senate to rin.
vestigate tue condition Of affaits In
Edge6sld County.
Mr. Whittemore introduced bills to
rsduce oil Acts or parts of Acts i'd re-
lation to County Commissioners their
powers and duties, into one Act, and
| to amend the same; to authorize the
Town Council. OF the Town of Flo
renee to locate and construct a new
road from the said town toward OAR
lington court Eouse. in the County OF
Darlington; to confer the rights of le-
gitimuoy upon Wm. 81. Pruit, of An
derson County, joint resolution to
Tatify tbs amendment to the Oonstitu.
tion relative to the boundary line of
Pickens and Oconee Counties.
Mr.. Dunn-Bill to provide for the
election Of Justices Of the Peace.
! =, N. Drnoau-BiI! 10 constitute The
County Commissioners of Spartan.
burg Commissioners OF Health and
Drainage. .rR .7n3t' III
bin TO amend Section T., Chapter
XVI; Title v, Of theGenerai Statutes,
relative, to the suspension or removal
OF OWL officers. and joint resolution
to relieve A.. Hendrix, OF Piokens
County. from payment OF taxes due on
property destroyed by fire. we're
passed.
| A Joint resolution adopted by the
Senate of Virginia. was laid on the
table. ~ ~"
The Secretary of the Board of Com
mission ners Deaf, Dumb and Blind Ip-
stitnte, presented for the considera.
ton of the Senate statement of the
outstanding and unpaid accounts and
claims against the institution, amount
ing to S8.97 332z.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr. Conner--BllI to require all Trial
Justices to exhibit oil original papers
to the County Commissioners before
or at the time said Commissioners
audit their accounts. and for other
purposes.
Mr.. Jaokson-Bill to provide for the
liquidation and redemption of The
floating debt OF the State.
Mr.. Davis-Bill to amend Sections
20, %. %, "a, Is. 26 of Chapter 1,
TitlelXIl. OF the General Statutes. in
relation to inspection of naval stores
in thet lofty OF Oharleston; joint resolu-
ton to provide for the payment OF
claims held by Wm. Ladder, one of
the late proprietors Of the Charleston
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| Mr.. Ourtis-Joint' resolutions au.
thorfzing ard requiring the County
Commissioners of Richland to pay GER
tain accounts Of j. z. Dent, Sheriff Of
said County; providing for the pay.
ment OF employees and guards at the
South Carolina Peniteutiary, for ser.
vices rendered in 1873.
| Mr.. Myers-Bill to incorporate the
Railroad Rolling Stock Manufacturing
Company, of Port Royal; joint resolu-
ton proposing an amendment to the
Constitution OF the State, relative to
the veto power of the Governor; bill
to withdraw certain overdrawn appro-
priations heretofore made, and TO
finally close certain obsolete accounts
on the books OF the Comptroller-G Gene
raj and Stale Treasurer.
Mr.. Gaither-Joint resolution to al
low J. l.. Jones. Of Kersnaw County.
to redeem certain forfeited lands.
Mr.. George-Blll to authorize the
| oOkb CitoStou0Eo Vi Tue WaL6fe6 TFe0
Bridge to protect the same by pro-
per roof.
Mr.. Robertson Bill to make an ap-
propriu,ion TO pay the claims OF tie
Freedmeh's Savings and Trust Com
rany.
! Mr.. Simpson-BiiI to amend an Act
entitled "Act for the better protection
of land owners aud persons renting
lands to others for agricultural pur-
poses.
MIR. Couch-Joint resolutions max.
ing the certificates Of jurors, consta-
blessand officers of the court receiva.
ble for taxes in the County of Chester
authorizing the County Commissioners
OF Chester County to levy and collect
special tax, aud to regulate the man
ner OF disbursing the same.
| Mr.. Barnwell-Bills to amend an
Act entitled "An Act to amend Section
So of Chapter Xxx of tho General Sta.
tutes." approved March II. 1874, in
relation to the sale of real or personal
property; to authorize tho Charleston
Mining aud Manufacturing C1mpany
to construct private railroad from
the plantation known as "Magnolia, "
on the Ashley River, alongside OF the
st. Andrews Road, on tho East, to
the Bees Ferry Road, or to some: in