The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-12-26

Senator F1elQ Dill 10 reduce bue poi
diem and mileage of members of the
Legislature was killed after debate by a
vote of "a to 6.
OTHER MATTERS.
In the House the salary reduction bill
was continued until the next session.
The Cooks Greek, Berkeley County,
bill was passed.
Mr.. Barkeley's 81 per diem and five
cents 8 mileage bill was indefinitely
postponed.
Mr.. Tranthsm's bill to give to counties
which have aided in the construction of
railroads al funds collected by taxation
for State purposes was, on motion of
MIR. Tranthsm, continued till next SIS
sion.
The bill to repeal the seed cotton traf-
6c law, passed at lsss session, was passed
to third reading. 1t withdraws. Berke-
ley and Aiken counties from the proVis-
ions of the Act
The following were among the bills
which passed second reading:
Bill TO require county auditors to file
with the comptroller general certified
copies of the returns of banks, &c.
Bill to exempt school teachers from
road duty only while engaged in teach
ing.
The bill to require the agricultural bn.
reau to pay over all its receipts to the
State treasury passed, with an amend
ment pruviding that it shall not go in
effect uatil twelve month hence. II
will probably be killed in the Senate.
TIE o1li TO require tie Circuit Judges
to arrange tbs roster OF the Circuit
Ceurts, and to fix the timo for holding
the same in the different counties of the
State every i've years, was killed.
The bill to repeal beagIcaltural lien
law was continued until the ns1t session.
The following passed their second
residing:
10 amend Section /, 457 OF the Gene
raI Statutes, relating to the duties of
railroad commissioners.
Authorizing the county commission
ers of Greenviile, Pickens, Berkel.:,
| KerShaw, Anderson, Georgetown, YORK
! aud Snmter lies to bcrrog moaey
! to pay Ordinary county expenses, ll-ors
snd wituess certificates ana teachers
claims and past due claims against coun-
Gies
TO incorporate the Sumter Institute.
To pay the widow of Secretary Of
State Leitner 81, ,4O7.
70 amend an Act limiting the number
OF Justices in certain. counties, &C., with
Senate amendment, excepting the fol-
loving ccuLties from tbs provisions
thereof: Newberry, Laurens, Oconee,
Kichlapd, Charleston, Lexington, Lam
caster, Barnwell, Colletou and Ander-
SGD.
To amend subdivision 4, Section 919,
OF tie General Statutes, relating to phy-
sicians, and to repeal subdivision 6 Of
said section.
To amend the law with reference to
unexpendeS school funds remaining on
hand at the end OF any fiscal year.
To provide for the establishment OF
separate school districts in the several
cities, incorporated towns and villages of
the State, to autho .ize the levy and col
lection of special taxes therein, and to
authorize the levy and collection OF spec
,al taxes in the several school districts
now formed or hereafter to be formed
outside OF cities, incorporated towns
and villages.
To incorporate the Industrial Build
irg and Loan Association Of Charleston.
70 prohibit the sale of spirituous or
Intoxicating liquors by apothecarles,
druggists or any other persons in the
town of Yorkville.
This di posed OF all the Senate bills
on the Calendar up for a second read
ing.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor transmitting letter from Cover
nor Scales, of North Carolina, in rela-
ton to the boundary line between North
and South Carolina.