The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-01-08

such labor next in priority to the landlord, and
rs between such lnborers there shall be no
preference. That all other liens for sgricultu-
raj supplies shall be paid next aftcr tho salts
faction of the liens Of the landlord and the
laborers, and shall rank in other respects as
they do now under existing laws.
SIC. .. That no writing or recording shall
be necessary TO create the liens of tho landlord,
but such lien shall exist from the date Of the
contract whether tho eame te in writing or
verbal.
SEC. 3. That oil Acts and parts Of Acts moon
sistent with or supplied by this Act be, and
the same are hereby, repealed.
ILLICIT SALE OF LIQUORS.
An Act TO equalize the Punishment Of all per-
sons convicted in the Court Of General Ses-
sions of the sale of Spirituous or Iptoxica-
ting Liquors, whether under the General
Law or Special Laws applicable to Towns.
SECTION /. That from and after the approval
of this Act all persons convicted in the Court of
General Sessions of the sale Of spirituous or
Intoxicating liquors, or beverages which spirit
uous LIQUORS form an Ingredient, whether
under the general law special laws applica-
BILE to Gel tain towns, shall be punished by the
presiding Judge by imprisonment not exceed
ing six months. or by fine not exceeding S2o0,
or both at the discretion Of such Judge.
SEC. =. All Ac,s or parts Of Acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
SCHooE ATTENDANCE.
An Act to amend an Act entitled "hu Act TO
limit the ages of Pupils attending the FREQ
Public Schools approved Dec. D. 1888.
SECTION !. That an Act entitled Gan Act to
limit the ages of pupils attending the free pub
lie schools" approved December 22d. 1888, be
and the same is hereby, amended by striking
out the whole Of the first section Of said Act
and inserting the following in lieu thereof:
Section |. That from and after the passage of
this Act, it shall not be lawful for any person
who is less than six more than eighteen
years of age TO attend any Of the free public
schools.
THE DRAWING OF JURORS.
-Aa-Ict "a amend Section I ~ ae NJ &isAsrst
SECTION I. That Section 2,2s7 Of the Gen.
eral Statutes of South Carolinas as amended
December "a 1888, be, and the same is here
by, amended so that said section shall hereafter
read rs follows:
'.Section 2,2S7. Of the list so prepared tho
board of jury commissioners shall cause the
names to be written, each one on separate
paper or ballot, and shall fold up said pieces Of
paper or ballots, so as TO resemble each other as
much as possible, 30 that the name written
thereon shall not be visible on the outside. and
shsll place them in n box, to be furnished them
by the county commissioners of their county
for that purpose, and by said board of jury
commissioners to be kept. At the same time
they shall place in n separate and special apart
ment in the jury box, to be known rs the tales
box, the names Of one hundred and fifty per-
sons qualified by law to serve as jurors. who
reside within seven miles Of tho Courthouse,
from which shall be drawn jurors to supply de-
fciences arising from any cause emergency
during the sitting of the Court: Provided, that
in the county of Richland the number Of names
to be placed in the separate apartment shall be
two hundred. and in the County of Charleston
two hundred and fifty, and in the County of.
Georgetown fifty.
INJURIES TO PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.
An Act to amend Section ], ,O74 Of the General
Statutes, relating to injuries to Public
SECTION l. That Section ,O74 of the General
Statutes of this State be amended so MS to read
as follows:
''Secuon ,OT4. If any person shall willfully
destroy, ipjure, or in any manner hurt, damage,
impair or obstruct any of the public highways,
or any part thereof, any bridge, culvert,
drain, ditch causeway. embankment, wall, toll
gate, dollhouse, or other erection belonging
ahereto or any part thereof the person so Of
tending shall upon conviction thereof, be i'm
prisoned not more than six months, or pay q
fine not exceeding $500, or both, at the discre.
tion of the Court, and shall be further liable to
pay all the expense of repairing tho same,
ROAD DUTY,
An Act TO amend Section 1000, Title X, Chap
ter XII, Of the General Statutes of the State.
SECTION | That section one thousand and
ninety, Title y. Chapter XXII, Of the General
Statctes of the State.
SECTION j. 1nat SeCtlon one tn0uBanu ninety,
Title X, Chapter XXI, Of the General Statutes
Of this State be amended by striking out the
following words: Members OF the State and
county boards Of examiners and school trustees,
members Of the board Of assessors for the as.
sessment Of real estate for taxation, millers en-
gagged i'm Grst OF merchant mills that are kept
open for six days in each week, guards, keep
ers employees and other offers of Lunatc Asy-
lums, and the Warner for FIVE days" So that
said section when amended shall read 90 fol-
lows:
"Section 900 Teachers and students of
schools and colleges and ministers Of the Cos
pei who are serving congregation as pastor,
shall be exempt from road duty"
THE FACTORY EXEMPTION.
An Act TO repeal Subdivision 23 Of Section 1863
of the General Statutes, relating to the Ex-
cmption of Property from Taxation.
SECTION |. That Subdivision 23 Of Section
100 Of the General Statutes Of this State be, and
the same is hereby, repealed: Provided, that
nothing herein shall affect the rights Of persons
hpired under said section by reason Of in
n>ents heretofore made in the original erec-
nlprnishing of such man ufaotories ~
nu{5n said subdivision: Provided,
exemption allowed by this Act
6rued to extend to other build
m that which IL exclusively
Aare Of tho articles men
lon, and such exemption
Jon ten years from
pent Of sueh maui
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