The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-03

received Their thifd' 'fi;ssdi6s aud wsfS
ordered to the House.
Mr.. Nash offered resolutions, which
was agreed to, tbat all State officers be
req oested to conform 20 the rules
established by the Governor in regard
to offlce hours for reception of mem.
bers OF the General Assembly. hf
Messages were received from the
Governor, announcing Vacancy 10
thu Judgeship Of the Third judicial
District. and olso approving JOINT reso.
int,on To amend u joint resolution en-.
titled Joint resolution to require all
persons hulding claims against the
Oonnly Of Clarendon to file a list OF
such claims IN the Office of the Clerk
Of the Court"
joint resolution to nllow certain per.
SONS tn redeem forfeited lands in Ola.
reDdnn C"unty; bills to anthorize the
Oonuty Com nissioners of Charleston
I" build Il bridge uuross Little Eiisto
River; To amend the charter of the
Noun, Pleasant and Sullivan's Island
Ferry Company; to alter aud amend
IAN Act to renew CHARTER OF Sand Bur
Ferry, aoross Savannah River" were
ordered TO lIe on the table.
Mr.. Gaillard-Biil to amend an Aot
entitled eau Aot to provide for the re-
demptiou of forfeited lands upon Ger.
tain conditions therein mentioned"
Mr.. Cochran presented petition OF
Couoty Commissioners of Anderson,
/ rayiug amendments to can ACT to
constitute the County Coumisslo ners
Of Anderson miesioners Of Health
aud Drainnge. and to define their
dntiea and powers.
large number of bills, etc., were
received from the House.
Alter executive session, adjourned.
HOUSE OF EPREoENTATIVES
Mr.. Speucer, frc:n Committee OF
EDgrossed Bills, reported as engrossed
for third readiug: Bills to alter and
amend charter Of town of Chesterfield;
to estublish ferry across Wacoamaw
River, in Horny County, and to vest
eame in William: Z. Rnck h Go to
alter and amend an Act to renew char
ter of Sand Bar Ferry, across Suvun-
uah River; ordered to Senate.
Mr.. Thomas, from Committee on
CLAIMS, commended that claim Of W.
j. Etter (S2 500) for services ns Assist
ane Clerk for regular session Of
l873-74. and claim of John Williams,
lS646 3D. ex-Sergeant, at. Arms, for
fuel furnished. &C.. be paid out of
taxes to be collected for fiscal year
commencing November LISTS. Or.
dcred for future consideration.
Messages were received from the
Governor, stating that he had ap-
proved an ACT providing for the epr.
clfic appropriation Of revenues derived
from liquor lioenses; also transmitting
a Communication from A. T. Goshom,
Director-Gensral on behalf of the
United States Centenn nisl Commission.
Received as information.
A message was received from the
Governor, announcing vacancy in the
Judgeship of the, Third judicial Cir.
CUT, occasioned by the death of his
Honor the late Judge John T. Green.
Received ss information.
Mr.. Willis introduced bill to reDu-
late charges for ad advertisements in
newspapers by Sher,ff., Referees and
other officers of the courts.
Mr.. Humbert introduced concurrent
resolutions, which were adopted aud
ordered to the Senate. that the State
Treasurer be called upon for state
ment as to the cause of his delay in
paying to Darlington County the
amount due on account of free schools,
aud to fix the day when such payment
shall be made; that the State Treasurer
be requested to Furnish to the House,
~ early as practicable, q detailed
statement of payments made by hin,
on account of certificates held by sub
ordinate officers and employees of the
Honsc for regular session of 1S73-74,
on regular list furnished by the Clerk.
aud nnmes und amounts paid of all
others. i'll accordance with resolution
passed. together with amounts psid
for Legislative expenses, aud to whom
paid, up to this date.
Mr.. Green-B,ll to alter aud amend
charter of town of Georgetown.
Dir. Harriott-Joint resolution pro-
viding for appointment of com mis-.
sioner to ascertain amount Of bills of
Bank of the State now outstanding,
and for which the State is liuble.
Mr. Coleman--Bill to authorizs
County Com missioners. OF Laureus to
levy and collect special tax.
Mr.. Haine introduced a resolution,
which WAS adopted. that the State
Treasurer be requested to inform this
House whether he will be able to pay
the attaches their pay in fnll at the
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