The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-12-29


country he would find CIT that it na'
done great deal. The vote on Senate
IoumanS s motion resulted:
Ieas-Senators Bell, Biemann, BACK
BYRD. Erwin. Hempilill. Howell. IZlar
Kennedy, McAlaster Moore, Munro
Patterson, Reynolds Rhainc, Smith
Smythe, Williams, Wingar,l, Wofo,t
and Ioumans-2!
Nays-Senators Alexander, austin
BUST, Crews. Edwards, Field, Mccall
Noise, Moody. Murray, SiGNler, Sigh
| Ialbert ard Wood 7arl-l..
.lll al the Senator's had voted, anC
thrce-iiItils O: them i!;;G spoken agalns
the bill. Senator lo1lr1ans gave his vot'
in favor CT continuance with sucl
hearty emphasis ana delight IS TO make
a ripple of laughter passed around tht
chamber.
\ motion to table motion to recon
rider was aGopte,! by vote of 20 to Il
and the only Tillman measure which
had chance OF success was buried. Ihe
result is distinctly traceablc to detern:
inat;on on the part Of various agrlcul
tural Senators not to consent tc what
they consider ''Tillman dictation.
TIE SUPPL BILL
received It's second reading withe the fol
lowing amendments:
ColIeton-County levy raised from D.
to mills, of which:2 to ordinary coun.
ty purposes and to roads and bridges,
Including $500 for part OF the cost OF
building bridge over Rantowles Greek.
Edgetiela- County levy raised from J
to 81 mills.
Hampton-Provision made for paying
the stenograher of the circuit.
General-The provision at the end OF
the bill allowing county commissioners
to borrow money under certain condl-
tons was stricken out, on motion OF
Senator Hemphill.
NO TAN On DOGS.
The Taibert dog license bill, after
having lain neglected on the Calendar
for Il week, was taken up with Il recon-
mendation from the committee to which
it had been submitted that it he con-
tinued until the next session. i motion
so to continue il failed en- division.
After some debate, the vote on the pas
sage was Is to l.. The Clair voted
':no." SO the bill seemed killed. NJ
the night session, however, it was recon
sidered, and WAS passed to its third read
ing by Il vote OF IL to II.
THIRD READINGS.
The following House bills received
their second reading: Changing the
name and amending the charter Of the
Chester, Greenwood and Aobeville Rail
road: amending the mode CT divestins
the right Of dover OF insane married
women; amending the charter of the
town OF Barnwell; creating Two school
districts in Barnwell county; mcorpor-
ating the Maverick Mills OF Barnwell
county; providing for the completion CT
the State House; bill TO amend the stock
law rs to Horny and other counties.
The following measures were killed:
Bill amending the Act prohibiting the
sale OF liquor in the towll Of Lancaster;
bill relating to the hunting OF deer.
The bill ezempting portions OF BcrAe-
ley and Coi!eton counties from the stock
law received its second reading, with
Senator Smythe'> amendment that it
shall rot apply to lands OF \. 5. ).
Perry and half dozen others.
The bin for the relief Of tic King
Mountain Military School was continued
until the next session.
Senator SliSh's bill to regulate the
taxation of attorneys costs was continued
On MS own motion until next session, as
it was too late to be acted on this year.
There was very one-sided fight over
the House bill providing Tor the issue
OF liquor licenses in Berkeley and Beau
fort counties. Senators Sinkler, Snythe,
Youmans, Buist and Noise spoke strong
ly in favor of the bill, showing what q
deplorable condition these counties had
been brought to by the enactment of a
prohibition law which IS not and cannot
be enforced. Senator Murray opposed
the bill and made i motion to kill it, but
subsequently withdrew his motion.
Senator Kennedy renewed it. It was
defeated. The bill then passed its sec
ond reading by the following vote: Yeas
%, nays 8.