The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-12-31

riH oSNauoc ie lilouSuI III an III 1t to
the members. Mr.. Patterson be IN to
get angry and say some hard ines
about Colonel Haskell
Speaker Jones said the uups, = of
privilege, to which Mr.. Palterso rose
dld not involve an attack upona rlcm-
Der. lie was opposed to the l. but
ult lot go INTO the committee to I'll il.
llo thought 1T mos. diSgracef,tl MIR.
HASKELL, being a member Of tne ,use,
TO D'lng free passes there ;0r Iii .ibu-
tlon and thus attempt to bride lhI 'upm-
berS.
Mr.. Haskell: When? TO whoa.
MIR. Patterson: 10 Mr.. ErLcst Gary
and 10 DR.. Pope, for instance.
Mr.. Haskell ] have an iuGiSti re-
collection Of having. when AT tor " of
a railroad, IN response to request from
men bers furnished them trip pu .pS to
GO home. | never dreamed thaG ] :ould
be accused Of attempting to bib, those
gentlemen. thought their cha acttr
was so high as to place them u,bove
such suspicion.
MIR. Gary said that since his lame
had been injected into the ma 1r he
would state tnat Mr.. Haskell h; had
Il Dook or trip passes on the ilDOr the
House for distribution.
MI. Haskell asserted that he hHi not
had Il book of passes
Mr.. Gary s;lld he had seen the |. ok.
Mr. Haskell affirmed that MI. GARY
was mistaken.
The report of the Senate was received
as Information and the auti-ire- pass
bill passes from the arena Of legislative
discussion.
MIR. Mooney moved that the 4ppro-
prlatlOn for per diem and mil,.,y,. of
the members Of the General Ass .nblv
be reduced from S23,UOO to $ll.5W lie
sad that If III" members meant their
talk about reduction Of expenses they
should begin the act with their GWn
salaries. Tabled bV a vote OF 81 80 3i
In the Senate on Thursday the follow
ing concurrent resolution was offered
by Senator Stokes and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, The experiment OF free
man delivery IL rural districts Ina been
IN operation during the past year in Il
large number Of rural Secti ms II the
United States; and
Whereas, The said experiments, have
developed 4 pronounced increase IN the
postage cancelled in such rural districts
so pronounced, in fact, as to Warrant
the expectation that such aduI iOnHl
mail facilities will III Il few years sim.
ulate the use Of the malls to the extent
OF making them sclf-SuStaining III these
SAID rural districts: therefore
ReSolVcd 10y the Senate, the Hose of
Representatives COncurring, tina the
Senators and Representative il Con-
greSs from South Carolina De al, they
are hereby urged TO advocate t. fur.
!her cXtenuon OF free mail drliv. " 10
rural districts us rapidly us pussil -.
senator Bui$t moved to adoI the
~ V.NT, Al
Committee providng for the ma lrIty
of paper falling due on Sunday and
legal holidays.
Senator Sloan opposed hr N ion,
and Senators Wilson and woo, ward
spoke in favor thereof.
The bill was, not WithStal ding :. "Ony
opposition, passed to its thlcd yea. ng.
The following is the text Of It. bill
reported by the special commit, ap.
poIn'e ed to reapppr.ion the GO, res
Slon"l districts Of The State in : ord
ancc with the suggestion Of thc ;0v-
ernGr. The committee. OF " !ic Col.
James SlmOnS IS the chHiru Al. 81 T. in
their report ''tha! While Il mHiol v OF
lile coNMlttce are Tot III tHFC. G any
chanHe ut TINS tine, liz ObcuirECG the
INSTRUCTIONS cOntHlnrd in ihn :! NlU-
uon, tAc Dlll lS repcrlCd for the c. sid
Grafton OF the llouse. The arpu ion
m"nt IS IS follows:
First Congressional DislIic'- !rc.
field, Aiken, Barn well, Ilami.ol and
Second Congressional Djatr.ct Col.
Teton, OrangebuIg, Lexington and
NeWborrV.
Third Congressional District ,nar-
lesion, Berkeley, GeOrgetuwIr, CRY
and Marion.
Fourth Congressional District. ;ich-
land, krrshaw, Clarendon, Sumtc and
Fairfield.
Fifth Congressional District iarl.
boro, Darlington, Florence, Eh rtrr-
Held, Lancaster ana williamsburg
Sixth Congressional District par.
tanburg, Lanrcns, 'niom, Nor,, ana
Chester.
Seventh Congressional District Alb.
oeVIlle. Anderson, DrOncp, Pickrn and
GrcenYllp.
In the House on Friday the liil TO
change the lines of Charleston ANA
berkeley Counties passed its SrcOnd
reading. The islands and Il small *trip
of berkeley County are given 10 Erar.
leSton and one represent ativr IS #krn
from Charleston and given TO Der .,icy.
An amendment was incorporated n the
Dllt making the selection Of the new
County seat of Berkeley the duty the
people, in an election, instead Of .. rpc.
Clal commission.
The blil to establish a normal III Il in
duStrial college for the cducatiD? Of
women passed its second TcadIng Tnr|
Dill prOylG"s for the election Of seven
trustees, whose duty it shall ito ad-
VertlSc for bids ami select a site. hn
amendment va Incorporated in the
bill providing that 100 conviclt hr i
placed under the trustees to wOr; on
tlc college
The pill to rcdiStrict the Stat" int" |
seven new congressional district: WAS !
killed in the House on Saturday.
The motion 80 reduce the pay and |
mileage Of the members Of tn" G." cral |
Assembly was killed in the SEM. " on |
Saturday.
In the House en- Monday maNritV |
and minority reports were S,lbmitt 4 by .
,he committee that Investigated II ac-
tiOns Of the phosphate commission
The majority report is signr,. by
Mc5srS. Harrison, BrcaHeale, N0rton ana |
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