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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
THE STATE EXCHANGE.
The Alliance Giving Look for the
Money Where 10 Was Put.

NrttnWOOd, :. G, MarCh TT, lSgJ.
At q meeting of the Greenwood Alliance
last Saturday the following delegates to the
Hughey, V. K. Hinton and W. J. Wells.
Al n meeting OF the County \ hlliance in Jan
uary 1t was agreed TO hold meeting at 40.
S,, Sevine Oh Iy ime uay oei"re lhe meeting OF tne
giving proper shape To all stock subscribed To
the State Exchange. The business agents
and secretaries of the various Suba lliances In
this county are requested to be present with
the amount of stock subscribed by their re.
speclive alliances.
All county lodges, both defunct and other
wise, are expected TO he represented.
County Secretary, II. +. Cox. was author.
iZed TO procure copies of paper containing
this notice and send same TO the secretaries
ard business agents OF the various County
Alliances. y. q. Tyles.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20

Next Thursday. 2sth instant, will be open
ing day at Haddons.
Tue new spring hats are prettier than ever
this season. You will tiud the latest designs
at Haddons.
You should see the line beautiful crepe
cloths, the new dress fabrique this season at
Haddons
All the new materials for ladies waists at
Haddons
A complete line wash silks for waists BIC up
at HaddOns.
$500 yards fiue seersuckers GAc at Haddons.
See our line cotton ducks, percales, crepes,
&C., at Haddons.
Embroidered cotton, all colors, SC spool. Six
sp ,ols for 25c at Haddons.
Plain scrim for art work at Haddons.
Goods were never prettier or cheaper. Call
and see the new styles at Haddons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
DEATH OF SILAS JONES'.
Accidental Death Of an Aged Citizen
on the Public Highway

Sllas Jones well known citizen OF the New
Market country, accidentally came to his
death one day last week, near Edgefield Id vii
lage. He was travelling the highway, when
his buggy was overturned. The vehicle fell
upon him and inflicted injuries from which
he died in few hours. His son, Mr.. Joe
Jones, went down and Wrought his remains
home for nterment. The deceased was an
honest man, having nothing but goodwill fol
all mankind, and every body liked him Hf
was far advanced in life, being past his three
score and ten.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
Dr. A. e. Miller.

Among the worthy Ahbeville men who are
filing important positions in Washington is
Or. A. Ersk Inc Miller, of Due WeS'. He is in
an educational department OF the Govern
ment and received his appointment under
the civil service rules, and is, therefore. more
likely TO hold his position than if he was de-
pendent on politics -,
DR.. Miller Is looking remarkably we'll. lie
comes 10 spend a few days with kindred aud
friends and will soon return 10 Washington.
lie stopped Two "r thIep days with his broth
.r, Waller l.. Miller, ESQ.,, OF the Aooerlile.
and then went 10 Due West.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
Wednesday, March 20, 1895.
RNck Home.

Mr. B. X. Beacham returned 10 his old home
on Saturday. He has been In Atlanta tor a
mouth, look Ing for business. and he reports
that town as busy place. He says 1t takes n
c,uniryman about month to learn how not
10 he run over by the street cars and other We
hicles that crowd the streets, but when u man
learns the art of taking care of himself, At
lanta Is a great place. Being full Of energy
himself We should not he surprised il he mn
dertakes to set up u big business and then
serv- all this part Of the country with amy
kind Of needed goods from knitting need e
10 a steam engine or power press. Mr..
Beacham will be n factor in Atlanta business,
or we will be disappointed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20

Mrs. Taggart has received one dozen pieces
of fancy wells, chiffon and silk crepon Tor
stock collars.
ner near the hotel. so don't be foolf d by 9TH
ers saying "this is the Racket Store, walk
right in" BE sure you are right then 80
ahead.
Mrs. Taggart will leave next week in the
interest nf her bnalnaeS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
Estate Of Adilile Crawford.
Notice Of Settlement and Appli'
cation for Final Discharge.

TNAKE notice that on the 18th day OF April,
l. 1896, l will render a final account of my
accounts and doiugs as Executrix OF the Es
tate OF Adeline Crawford, deceased, IN the Oh
flee of Judge of Probate for Abbeville County,
at 10 o'clock q. m. and on the same day VIII
apply for final discharge from my trust as
such Executrix.
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred. Lacretlt Hearst,
March II, 1895. ExecutrlN.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
Rack From New York.

Mrs. r. Nj. -Haddon, who has been in New
York the past two weeks selecting spring
stock, is now at home. She reports that all
goods in her line are more attractive than u.s.
ual and as n rule are cheaper than ever
known, especially In woollen dress fabriques.
The ladies will hs We an opportunity oI In
spectiug the new goods on the 2Sth instant
Openine day,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20

At meeting held yesterday the stewards
and pastor Of the Abbeville circuit resolved
10 rebuild the parsonage which was burned
lew days ago, or rather build new one
The meeting was presided over by Rev. w.
H. Ariail, with Lewis Ramey as secretary.
On a proposition 10 rebuild there was not a
negative vote cast.
We bespeak a word In behalf of this enter
prise and commend II 10 the favor OF the pub
lie.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20

, ID can tomatoes for l0c at Livingston &
PerIin's.
Stringless beans. lOc can, at Livingston &
Perrin's.
Fresh crackers, AL kinds, just received at
Livingston q PERKINS,.
Can corn, big size. for lOc at Livingston d
Perrins.
Fresh lot all kinds of canned goods Just re-
ceiveG at Livingston & Perrin's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
New Subscribers.

Although the times are hard, the Press and
Banner Is receiving additions 10 the suhscrip-
tion list. This Ia the highest endorsement
which a people can give paTer. At least IL
ia such endorsement as Is most satisfactory to
the printer. There are others who ought To
subscribe for their local paper.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
Greeting His Old Friends.

Rev. NJ. Dargan, former pastor Of the Meth.
odist church, was in town Monday evening
shakin hands with his old friends who were
glad TO meet him again. He came merely 10
see his former friends and parlshioners, with
out reference 10 the suecal business In which
he is engaged. namely: canvaSsinS for the
Colin no tiiH Eamale College.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
Noted Bridxe Builder.

Capt. j. n. King. who Is now building
first.class bridge across Saluda River Opposite
Cokeshury was In town few days ago. full OF
life and hope. He works on bridges as q means
Of making money. but he keeps a weather
eye on politics He says that j. l.. NJ. 1rby
will 20 10 the State Convention from I.aurens.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
Man Of the Town.

Mr.. w. c. Moore is selling nice map OF the
town, showing all the streets. the important
business houses, and many Of The private
houses In the city. He will be glad 10 furnish
The map 10 all who may desire one. The map
Ia from q recent survey by surveyor Bullock.
DO yourself and Mr.. Moore kindness by
buyino one,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
THE YEAR OF JUBILEE.
A Rare Opportunity to Witness n
Novel and Interesting Entertain.

AS noted in the Press and Banner not long
ago the members OF Trinity Society OF the
Episcopal church will give the Business
Mems Jubilee shortly after Easter.
This very novel aud interesting entertain
ment was orig mated by Mrs. Virginia l.. Pat
terson, OF kokomo, Ind. Il bright and inter
eSting writer. The entertainment TX COPY
rghted and the society has paid for the privi-
lege Of giving it in Abbeville.
1t Is hoped that every business man In town
will advertise in the Jubilee, and thus help to
make II n great succeSs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
Canrressman in Town.

Hon A. C. Letimer, Congressman from ms
District, was In town one day last week. he
has no uneasineSS about MS seat, ana his
friends are we'll pleased with his past services
as their representative. He Is yet the same
good honest man that he was In The %ears
that are gone. when he followed the plow.
lie has gained his distinguished honorS ny
his own worth, and the good will of the peo-
nj
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
The Gadsey Mission.

We learn that the Sunday School which
was organized At the shops some time ago oy
MT. Gadsey is doing q 60 ID work. There are
now about eighty names enrolled, and reii-
giouS services are held every Sunday aler-
noon. II is non.sectarian, but zealously in
structs In the great truths of the Christian re.
ljpIOn
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
U-niNn Meetings.

THERE will be q union meeting of churches
of the Abbeville Association. on Saturday
and Sunday, March 30th and 3lst, at The
Hodges Baptist church. Churches are asked
10 send repr. sen tatives and the public are
Ordially Invited 10 attend the exercises.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
Removal.

Mrs. Taggart moved her stork Of millinery
10 Mr.. w. Z. Bells store yesterday. Having
recently returned from the InarFets. she will
in few days open a splendid assortment o
nice goods at low prices in her new y ace u
business, to which she 10 nvitnS the ladies.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
NOTABLE EXCEPTION.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New York

For the simple reason that we believe too
many OF our people TO 60 into life insurance
we do not, as a rule, seek 10 boost the COM
panies, but the New York Mutual presents
evidence OF The greatest solvency, and It's
that we are inclined to call attention to the
same. That company, instead of trying to
beat us out OF as much rs possible, does the
proper thing in ordering their WORK publish
ed ut regular rates, and in the past has paid
their bills on presentation. Whether we en-
d0rse life insurance or not, we do endorse the
Mutual Iifes way OF honest and fair dealing.
The following shows the growth OF the assets
of the Mutual Life Insurance Company dur
ing the past ten years:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20
The Abbeyille WING,

Have you copy or copies OF Il newspaper
that was published ut Abbevile about 1881 tC
ner for any Of the years 1874 To l>G0, write 10
lhe Press and Banner
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
RICHARD A. MccURDY PRESIDENT.
STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81 1894.
Income
Received for Premiums $50, ,1e3, ,183 ~
From all other sources 1l,o97,1O6 II
$4,000, 500 84
Disbursements
To Policy -h0lders:
For Claims by Death $780, 704 81
EndOwments, Dividends &c. 9,IoS,d6s I
For all other accounts 9.1eS,o34 10
ss0,S7S, ,s01 98
Assets
United States Bonds md other oo o-o ooo .,
First lien Loans on Bond and ,.o ,,- no
Mortgage Ilsooo,faO %
Loans on Siocks and Bonds lI,see, ,!09 ,00 90 90
'"'T pnmirs m % ""' ~ ' s,O55,1ss o1
minms DC. G,815,G45 o!
500, 4,G3S,7s3 90
Reserve for Policies and other
Liabilities, COmpany'S Stan
dnrd. American per cent. lSe .lO9.400 IL
Surplus. ss9,6s9,3.7 s9
Insurance and AnnuitieS
assumed and renewed $I1O,sS0,817 W
Insurance and AnnuitieSin
force December 81 1894 S05,sOI,1Io 42
Increase In Total Income s0,oo7,7s4 go
Increase IN Premium Income 9,69s,sso "
Increase In Assets 1881, 1903 Se
Increase In Nurplus 4,676,1ls Vi
Increase Of Insurance and
Annuities in Force Jl,0.3,O30 oO
have carefully examined the foregoing State
ment and find the same to be correct .
CHARLES A. PRl:LLER Auditor
From the Surplus dividend will be apportioned
as usual.
ROBERT A. eRANNlSS WcE-ParsIoESr
WALTER R. GILLETTE General Manager
ISAAC F. LLOYD ed Vice-Prcsidenr
FREDERIC CROMWELL Treasurer
EMORY McCLINTocx LID. Fila. Actuary
F. q. HYATT, General Agent
Columbia, S. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-03-20

Now is the time to plant Irish potatoes.
you wish the best varieties Of most choice se
,ections go to a. NJ. Hill & Soma.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

one of the Mes, rriEhtfui of Acct
dentr--iIarrowinR scenes.

city OF Mexico. Mar. lone Of the
most frlghtful accidents In the history
Of Mexican railways, resulting In the
killing OF l0i persons and the DerinuH
II not fatal Injury OF nearly htlndred
others. occurred yesterday on the In
ter-Ooeanic road nt a point about
twenty-five miles from this city. a
few days ago Il great number Of per
sons left the capital and the towns IN
the vicinity To so on pilgrimage W the
Catholic shrine at saore Monte. Wick
cts were sold at reduced rates over the
Inter-O oceanic line and this road CARRIED
the bulk OF tho pilgrims. Yesterday a
long train. aboard OF which were 1890
passengers, was returning from No
place OF pilgrimage. All went well UNI
III on a line about midway between
Temamtla aud Tenhngo was reached.
on this part OF the road there Is a
ateep incline, tho line at one place on IT
having sharp curve where II runs
close TO the edge Of high preciplco.
This " one of the most dangerous
places on the road. and was rendered
more 80 by the fact that the track here
was not In tho best OF condition. Al
the train began to run down the incline
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

\ Large Party WIN Depart Tomor-
row NornIng.

Austin, Tex, March 1.-The excur-
sion planned by Mai j S Tnrver 10
Laredo and Monterey, via The lnterna-
tional and Great Northern and Mcxi-
can National Railroads will leave Aus
tin at $40 tomorrow morning The
excurelonsts will return to Austin
Monday at midnight The following is
the personnel Of the party;
j. ID. Mitchell, John A. o'Connor. a,
II Mckinney. Speaker Thomas 8.
Smith, ID. A. Lindsay. John II. Bailey,
a. c. Owsley. Glenn a. Allen, Il. l..
Ragsdale, j Il. Monroe, =, $. Lowell.
j. II. Long, Cullen y. Thomas, j. II
Good, S. y Burnn. Y II. seago, Mar
shall Burney. j. l.. Robinson, John $
Doughtle, II o. Morrison, W, =, Sc
bastlan. J. X, Wester, l.. L.. Rhodes,
V, b. Ritter. w ~. curoton, j. r.
Brown. b. r. Evans. G. W. Con-. r.
H. Stone. Mr., and Mrs. John u. Pey-
ton. X w. Martin, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. II.
Brlgance. j H. Beiger j. l., Stephen
son, j. NJ. Lowery, W. n. Sprowls.
j. j Falk aud lady, Is y. Rodgers,
Thomas n, Jennings. Mr. and Mrs.
r. T.. Greer, n. W Soabury. Y. b.
Harrison. J II. Beall l.. r. Dashiell,
Il. 8. Rich. -. +. Cameron, W. j..
Townsend Mr. and Mrs A. Il. Ora
ham, Win r. BOokman, g. Langham-
mer, Tony -. Williams, W. q. white
acre and q. u. Horst. Maj. Tarver will
be master OF ceremonies.
Mr., and Mrs. John W. Robbins and
Mr.. and Mrs J !. Logan will also
accompany the party, and doubtless
many others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

The Confederate Home Investigation
and NcAultH.

The special eoInlni',ee app"'i ,,'o w
investigate lhe S ,li,l., ~ 49, ,,ainb
prepared me ioloW'hB ispo'" WV"
was hupmitleu a. ~ deit,od r.ith
we Vieited the nome taiheu ~"
the officers ana inmates enu nay su'
fully considered the li'loInlS.lo,, ' IT,
talned thereby. anu nave gNah,lheu ~
ncsses Wherever eolhpiaih. M u.sa
made. we nave also VlSlteu .n' nV NV
frequently indiNlauaiy eSaH'inou IVY
buildlngs ana blounus, the VooHi XXI,
and laundry apartments' uhu ~ Ih''
report VIII be cohtroieu ny ~, IA
ton obtained therepy' hnu Nni su ~
port. without rear or i"N'i' " V'''Ss''
or inmates.
I'm the hrst place we VIII say that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02
INTO THE CANYON OF DEATH
The Locomotive Swayed, Backed
and Thon Went Over.
COACH AFTER COACH FOLLOWED
Filled One Minute With Living, Loving
aud Happy People,
rhv Next Crash. md tho start,ng
Eycbsiis. the Mutiiased Forms Of
Ola and Younu Toid til. s,or,--rhe
spared ones Prayed.
CRY or MEXICO. March

CITY or MEXICO. March !,
Wia Galveston) 1t is now known
that 200 people were killed and in
jurcd in the terrible wreck on the In
ter-oeeanie yesterday afternoon Inn
possible as yet to say how many are
dead us tho wreck has not nil been
cleared away and reports are very
CONFLICTING. It Ia feared. however, that
over 100 people are dead, Tho train
was an excursion, carrying nearly 1900
passengers, returning from the pilgrim
age annually made to sucro Monte
shrine.
Near Pedro Blanca there Ia II sharp
curve and at this point, from some
renson--as yet not definitely learned
fiye coaches jumped the tract, and went
down the side of tho mountain, Three
Of them were smashed completely into
NIndling wood. Az soon as word was
received In this city a relief was scnt
out with surgeons and wrcelsing
force sont out aud the work of rescue
was begun. Tho wounded were brought
to this oitys presldcnt Diaz having or
dered the military hospitals to care
FOR all survivors.
a goudnme who returned from the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

ton II will answer. They ask for four
new cottages to accommodate SO more
IL mates. We recommend that the
brick building now used as n laundry
be partltloned into bed rooms for In
mates.
I'VE ind officers and employees recelv-
ing good salaries Ia addition 10 lodging.
board. etc, and know OF no reason why
state employees should receive nn ex-
cessive remuneration.
We do not see any reason why the
state should furnish transportation for
inmates. unless 1t be to their homes
when discharged. We find that the
grounds could be oaslly improved with
small appropriation and assistance
from the inmates. We deem the de-
mand for boilers. engines and dyna-
mos. unnecessary at thla time. We be-
lieve that II the present site, estima ted
as worth 100000, could be sold or cx-
changed FOR lands and improvements
removed from the temptations OF tho
city, II would be better for the inmates
and the state, and would 50 recon-
mend.
We positively recommend that the
superintendent keep Systematic set
OF books and an llcmlzed account or
expenditures to facilitate future exam
nations. ana that such ltemi1ed ac-
count be Included In his annual re-
port, together with a abatement or
whether hia purchasers We're made by
contract or private purchase.
I'VE are also OF tho opinion that the
inmates who are able to work would be
much happier II some industry were
established Ia connection with the
home, allowing such Inmates the In
come from their labor or a percentage
thereof We have introduced bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02

wentcr's House Dnn to Dsnn. $500
tartan schools.

Austin. Mar. i.--Wester Of Jack has
u bill In the hands Of committee TO
define sectaEiin schools and to prevent
the use OF the public school funds In
support OF sectarian schools. II de-
fines Hectnrian schools as followH;
Any school In which any sectarlnn
instruction Is given. directly or indi-
'rectly, By any teacher Of the school or
other persons. during the hours OF the
daily school session or Mt any time
when the pupils are subject In any
manner or degree 10 the control. dircc-
ton or supervision OF any teacher or
officer OF the school. at the schoolhouHe
or at any other place 10 which the pu-
pll or any number OF them repair for
that purpose by consent or oonniyhnce
Of any teacher or schooi officer. within
the meaning of giving scctaTian IN
struetion shall be included the perform
anoe OF any ceremony or the wearing
OF any garb or dress. or this assuming
Of any title Or appcllation. or the use
OF any device whatever. REASONABLY
tending to Impress upon the minds Or
the children any sectarinn bias or pfe,g-
dice. But reading from the bnehsh
Bible. without consent shall not De
deemed giving acctarian instructlon.
Any school which in whole or ~ part
is directly or Indirectly subject 10 the
control or management Of any secta-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-02
The Senate Loses Tim, on a Par
liamentary Question.
SOME APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
Work Done Dy the nouse-Tarr,.
Courts-E. L.. Huffman Of Fort
Worth on an Agricultural DEPART
ment--senntor Goss' Correction.


AUSTIN, March 1.
Inc s4V proposition did not prove
popular TINS morning In the senate
and hence there was no quorum, and
such senators as were present met and
adjourned TO 10 o'clock At which time
quorum answered to their names and
the business began.
The first thing OF interest that came
up was a petition from citizens OF Tray
Ia county, osttrc for tac,siot,o,, tn,t will
prevent any ana all trailc IN lottery
tickets
senator Rorers preaented n netItion
-, rn 80, - ..,,.,..,.. .,,,,,,,,.
A''''' Nv VI ~ e'"''''
protesting against any change In the
stock law.
earotor hin, or,,ed Tint borse nj,
re go
NO "a be reconhittcd 10 inc hnnhee
committee. This provides that mer-
chants sbau state under oath TO what
.,. - ~
ciass uley pe'ohs III t"e Pu' i'e''' u 'io
income tax, ana which had been report
ed infavorablv.
=, 49,, ~, ,,.tarod
=. ""' ''
Northumberland Jester gave no.
tlce and signed senate bills Nos. and
10
.,...,... .t,.,,a a.. w 7,
communicative" s's''eu
Bowman, private secretary OF the gov
ernor, conveying the resignation Of
~, ,,uoa cra,,,,o,, 40 sorntor NJ tho
~" a.,
seventeenth senatorial district anu tne
acceptance by me governor Of the same
10 take place on and after March /, was
read.
senator Tins. chairman OF the senate
dnance committee. reported fayorably
house bill No 1G2 fixing a tax on the
manufacture and sale of cigarettes with
mn amendment making tho violation of
the law misdemennor, which provision
had been omitted.
chairman of military affairs reported
favorablv senate bin No 1870, providing
for tbe estnblishment Of a naval bnt-
toiIon 10 be Attached 10 The volunteer
guard. and favorably also upon senate
eoncnrront resolution No. n providing
fo,. ne annnintment and rennrt unon
tha ,,oet econnmic nnd nrnctical plau
for esinbllshinr and maintaining con
federatc home
eena,, hi,i No re hatrg introduced
s ~ ~, - 80 I.a,t5int, 10,
r., ~ 9 ,,n,,,r ~ csrtatn nuorantine
~ ~ ',,,,,,.d d,,,in,, tha ohmInIstrn.
-. % ,,,,.,,,,c.. - 90 u,bi1n mr. nutb-
tioh VI ~. i1s' M. NO tai,c,,
erioru was She hesl.h o,ngI'i w"S s"
up on ma PaaS"s ~ T,aa, o,,d
urseu by seniors A ME-, 't e.,,itS s,"aic
opl,,"S,,v ~ 'F''
and Colquitt. u a..
Senator TIPS opposed me PHI on IN,
! ground that some OF the claims shoulu
/ be paid by the counties A.. at.
Senator Alice eontended mat TINS
, was no reason why such claims as Were
/ iuat should not be paid. He believed
| In fact. that all the claims We're JUST
/ and should be paid AZ all events tnei
/ should be submitted for the approva.
/ of the governor OF such as were JUS
| proper,
senator Dean spoke In favor OF the
bill. Senator Smith thought that the
Xii should 20 further than authorizing
the governor alone to pass upon tho
Claims iJ Besides, they had been passed
MON ~ tho state auditing board.
uP1n ~ s,onio contended that tho
nroner course was to present such
claims as were disallowed. to the com
.