The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1884-12-11

notice shall DO given as the Chief JUS
tice or the Circuit Judge so ordering
the same may direct: PFopSaed,
That if such extra term Of either or
both ofthe Courts aforesaid be order,
ed by the Chief Justice, he NAV order
any one of the Circuit Judges to hold
the same: P''oUiaed, ,fNIGker, That no
cause shalt DC tried at any extra term
of the Court Of Common Pleas for anv
Giwuit, unless the said cause shall have
been previously doc6cted npon some
one "t the calendars OF the last proceed,
ing regular term of said Court
AZ l O'Clock the members OF the
senate repaired 10 the chamber OF the
tt"U>c ot Representatives 10 parliripatc
III INC ceremonies OF the Governors
an" Lieutenant Governors insugura,
non. When those exercises were con-
ciuucd the Senate returned to its hail
an" was called "a order by the prc$i-
dent pro tenn, Mr.. lnlar.
lAcNt'iT"NcUlpnr Sheppard then Ac-
hVcrr" his inaugural address; af(cr
which the Senate adjourned.
ANl'>E on Ra>SSr>ENrAqavs<.
Several new hillS were Sn,roduccd
and property referred,
THsE INAUGURATION.
AT / 7. NJ, the hour fixed for the
ceremonies inauguration of the Gov
crnNC and Licutcnant- -Governor-elcct
having arrived, the Scrgcant-st- Arms
Nroclaimrd the Senate in attendance,
and the Speaker announced the fact TO
the House. The House arose and re-
mainci standing, while the Senate. led
Nv Hon. y. r. lzlar, President, and #.
E0rrnw
the hall, preceded by the Sergeant-at-
Arms of the Senate, bearing the tradi-
tional sword of State, and the Sergeant
at-Arms of the House, bearing the pom
dcrouS and magnificent Colonial
Speakers Mace.
Shortly after, the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor were announced,
and, with their escort, entered in the
following order:
The Governor and Lieutenant-G Gov-
crnor, arm in arm; the joint Commit
tee of Arrangements of the House and
Senate; the Judges Of the Supreme
Court; Judges Bond and BRYAN of the
United States Circuit Court; the
Judges of the Circuit Courts of the
State; the Presidential Electors and
Mayors COurtcnay, of Charleston, and
Rhctt, OF Columbia.
The Speaker announced that. the
Hon. Hugh s. Thompson, Governor
elect of South Carolina, was present
and ready to qualify. Governor
Thompson then advanced to the
Speakers chair and the oath of office
was administered hy Chief Justice
Simpson. Governor Thompson then
delivered his inaugural address.
At the close Of the Governors ad-
dress Licutcnant-Governor j. T.. Shcp-
pard advanced to the desk, to whom
Chief Justice Simpson administered
the oath of office. The Speaker there
upon announced the joint assembly
dissolved, and the Senate retired to
their chamber.
At the close of the inaugural cere-
mony, the House resumed the consid-
Grafton Of business.
The bill to prohibit actions for dam
ages for breach of promise of mar
rlagc was reported unfavorably by the
Judiciary committee. On motion Of
MIR. Farrow, its author, it was placed
ON the1nal lendar and postponed till the
next session of the Legislature.
The following bills were read third
| time and ordered to be sent to the Sen
| ate: To ratifv the amendment to Ar
ticlc IN. of the Constitution, by add.
ing thereto a section to be known as
Sc"tion Il; to incorporate the Mason
Cotton Gin Company; to amend Sec.
ton 1749 Of the General Statutes, in
relation to the sale of ardent spirits i,
towns and villages; to amend Section
$50, Code Of Procedure, in relation &c
costs on entry judgments.
The House then adjourned.