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The Speaker announced the following
appointments: Assistant Clerk, B. Cleve-
land Sloan; Bill Blerk, F. B. Gary; In
voice Clerk, c. B. Northrop; Doorkcep-
crs, w. B. Gasque, Charles Franks and
Christopher Haynesworth; Pages, John
Ilatta, james P. Ware, Robby Cathcart
and H. M. Talley.; Laborers. Count
Cross, j. P. Harrison, B. Il. Sutcliffe and
Douglass Adams; Mail Carrier, N. O..
Pyles; Keeper Of Speakers Room, R..
w. Butler.
Col. John p. Thomas moved that a
committee of three be appointed to ar
range for the opening of the daily de-
| liberations Of the House with prayer.
Adopted. And the Speaker appointed
Mcssrs. Thomas, Seegcrs and Walker Of
the Richlund delegation to officiatc in
this evangelical capacity.
Mr.. Brawley, Of Charleston, introduced
a resolution, which was adopted, that a
message be sent to the Senate inviting
that body 20 attend in tho Representative
chamber next Friday, ut l O'Clock, at
which hour the vote for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor will be opened and
published.
Many petitions, memorials, present
ments Of grand juries, ETC., were referred
| to the proper committees.
The following measures were intro
duced:
By Mr.. Aldrich-Bill to amend Sec
ton 2629 Of the General Statutes, re-
lating to the drawing Of grand jurors;
also, bill to amend Section 80 of the
General Statutes relating to tho qualifi-
cation Of electors; also, bill to amend
Section GLIB OF the General Statutes, re-
! lating to the repair Of highways.
By Mr.. Brawley-Bill to amend an act
entitled IAN net to repeal an ordinance
to prevent the erection Of wooden build
ings and to provide greater security
against fires, and also certain portions of
the acts Of the General Assembly refer
| ring to the erection of wooden buildings
in the city Of Charleston;" also, bill to
incorporate the Ashley Phosphate Com
pany: also, bill to amend the charter of
the Holy Communion Church Institute
of Charleston; also, bill to amend the
General Statutes, Title S, Of the "Public
Health" Chapter, Section 948, in relation
to quarantine.
BY Mr.. Boylc-Bill to charter the
Sumlnerville and st. Johns Railroad
Company.
By Mr.. Burke-Bill to amerd the
charter of the Savings Bank Of Charles
ton; also, bill to incorporate the Com
mercinl Savings Bank; also, bill to incor-
porate the Berkely County Railroad and
Lumber Company; also, bill to provide
for the issue of deficiency bond or
stock to Octavius A. White.
BY Mr.. Capplemann-Bill to amend
the charter Of the Eutaw Railroad Com
pany.
BY Mr.. Dantzler-Bill to amend the
charter of the Orangeburg and Lewie-
dale Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. Haskell-Bill providing for
the calling constitutional convention.
Ry Mr.. Hydc-Bill to amend the
charter of the Charleston Base Ball Club;
also, bill to amend section 2O37 of the
General Statutes, relating to certain
rights and liabilities of husband and wife
also, bill to amend the charter of the
Mount Pleasant and Seaview Railroad
Company; also, bill to renew the charter
of the Stono Phosphate Company; also
bill to provide for the formation of
certain corporations under the General
Statutes; also, bill to amend section OF
an act to require foreign cooperative as
sessment companies to comply with the
insurance laws Of the State; also, bill to
change the law relating to Trial JUS
tees.
By Mr.. McKissick-Bill to repeal the
law allowing the Lieutenant Governor
an annual salary of Que thousand dol
lars; also bill to reduce the salary of the
Chief Justice to three thousand five
hundred dollars, and the annual salaries
Of the Associate Justies each and OF the
Circuit Judges each to three thousand
dollars; also, bill to make seven per cen,
per annun the legal rate ofinterest upon
any contract arising in this State for the
hiring, lending or uso of money or other