The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-08

u,or,nt;no in 900. - ~ W
1nsns omnno s+ooI' ~" - I,o'''asio''' us
Snction e ] I;r"ni. "iitu.a'' ILL., '.nn.. %o.
lcct ~ cnnts nor tnm n' rno ao",o'"nJ - col cor
tiljzors sold a., nCnro4 EonItola, S"n a'in iGi- m
Siotn Tho n,on,,, ~ ~ ;E''c in ~ ,,ic
State treasury to tho crol;iP P".t F t1 i,iIo 'alo
RAILROAD comnan;ns omd I'nt ntI'n, Nl .',u ooalu
cn,riers oro ,IrnI,;i,;taI s. o.to cciiliion
any fertilizer That doos not l I'oon motLr'i,nS
scribed tao RoilrooJs and I'll e., Vrio Pr, p.o-
mon carriers orn rrun;,nJ Ci'oi :" io,, ooAi,
record of nil fcrtiliznrs tra,,s,,,,,.t.>Ip ~
thom, and report TO tbe sncrn,nrv M @ tTSo TS
namcs of sni,,nnr, no,'a;l,,,. "eoie"'iy ,no
of delivery Sail rnmort tn Iro "r" I'''oS o,S
the 18th or .Iulv onnnolly u,,Ior ,,o,I W.
atty of not less thnn SI0tj nor, n,n"c % t@%n, @
5000, or imnrisonmcrt '''''n
Section l., rrTnirns too. o. J., o,i.,
to each puckupc of rcrtiIizor .,nw;n,t 'tL, ~, ~
net pounds. name of mon,foctnror o,,I
chemical ANALYSIS show;n" s.tho ,m,. ,inr
ccntagc of nitrogen or its convoInnt III; n
ammEn;o il onW ovoiInlI9 No ,oI.Ir oiuirI'cilt IN
soluble IN water and Of nhnsmhnrpn ~ % poa'cji1 ocd
in an available form soluble or rnvorted
us well rs the total phosphoric nrid y
Section Is reanirns mannfact,,rnr. ond
sellers OF fertilizers to deposit snmnIns
Of their goods with the secretary
Section lG. The secretary j. con.ti
tutcd thc State inspector of fertilizers
and he or his dou,ty orr onthnr;anI tr
open and aunlvZe snmnirs nC nII tnrt;,;', ~
ers cXroscd for sale.
Scctjon II nrovidas for tho .
mont bv the board of . Stotn nha,,;at
and p,iscrjhrs his duti". ''''''o 'i'en''S''
Section Is provides tbot ~, ,,o,.,,,,
shall offer for saln ..nnv nnivoriyodp pLaSl Innth
cr, raw, steamed roostcd ~. ~ INV, f",,,,
as fertilizer or ne m inorodinntHS - S ';tii lG.h
out attaching to every noclagn of -
certificate Of that foci Va ~
Section 10 provides tbc neno,t;os fo.
violating these nrovis;onc. Tna sna ~,
800 to $500 or imnrisonmnnt fro,l
thirty days to six months
Section % The powers onl dut;os
heretofore exercised by the Sfatn hnorJ
OF agriculture in conncction With tbn
collection of phosphate rovoltv ,rn ~,
this section. Transferred to Tho cnmntro}
Ter general
Section u. Sixty doys ogter tho ,oss
age of this Act the COMMISSIONS Of ir;; po,r;.
culture be directed to turn oycr 70 fho
new board all the property. Nc
Section - appropriotns thn err, of
$4,000 to dcfray the cypcnsr, nf flo
new board for the current fiscal vcor
Section % gives the board sn,teryis;o,
of the fish interests of the State
Section - contains the usual rcneaI-
ing clause Of all Acts inconsistrnt tr
The following are among the now Hills
introduccd' Bill 10 rcpulnic tLr s,Ic ~
liquor by prescription in towns whore
the local option law prevails; bill, to rn-
quire persons fishing with se;ncs IN re,,;o-
ter their names in the clerks office. and
to rive bond NOT to v;nInrn tb,, 81, ,'. "ii'.
bill to dcvolvc the duties of supervisor
Of registration upon iury commissioners.
bill to amend Section l3, CHAPTER =. of
the General Statutes, relating 70 thc
compensation OF memhory of the General
assembly; bill to make SANDER n crimi-
nal oitensc; bill to charter the Chester
and Ncwhcrry Railroad; bill To- punish
the stealing Of melons, fruits, potatoes
or turnipS, whether severed from thc
freehold or not bill to Icdlccthe salary
Of the trial Justice Mt the town of Man
ning; bill to limit the number OF trial
justices III Edgeiicld county; bill to au
thorizc the county commissioners of
Clarendon to borrow money.
Tho bill to abolish the salary of the
Office OF Lieutenant Governor was passed
TO its third reading. The bill provides
that that officer shall receive only SO
per diem and mileage during the session
of he General Assembly. 4 motion was
made to reduce the per diem to So, but
tins was voted down. Under the pres
ent law the Lieutenant Governor gets
81 900 per annum in addition TO his per
diem during the session of the Legisla-
turc. Future Lieutenant Governors will
receive only about $500 per annum all
told.
The bill to amend Section 1920 of the
General Statutes, relating to drawing
and terms OF service of grand Jurors was
passed to its third reading. In effect it
makes thorough change in the jury
system so far as it relates to grand
lunes. AS explained by its author it
proposes to make the grand jury per-
petual body, constituted on tho same
plan as the State Senate is constituted.
Inc officers of Court to draw vcnires on
december, 1888, two rovivcs of 8 men
each, thus making Is grand Jurors.
Nine OF these are to serve for ono voor