The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-01-20

2DpOlntlHeOtS az iCQay S session. hs
SAYS he will give the matter mos
careful consideration and ascertain tbs
sentiment prevailing among the mem
Gers as 70 the personnel Of the commit
tees.
At yesterdays session, Mr. Rains
ford called attention to the DANCE.
from falling skyEghtS and the ser
! geaIt at arms was directed 10 have the
matter given proper attention. AL
but 13 members of the house were
present yesterday. Some of the abSen'
tees are sick 8! home.
Speaker Gary appointed the follow
ing committees:
Privileges and Elections-D II Ma
| gill, Chairman: S T Mckeown. R Y
Lemmcn. Ben F Townsend, G n Da
Wis, C L Toole, John NJ Glenn, D +
/ Eird. Peter Hollis, Jeremiah Mishoe,
| S McGo. Simpkins, T T Westmore-
land. J G Wolling.
On Medical Affairs-L < Sturkie,
CT Wyche, Il P Goodwin, r E Tim
norman, a J Spear, J R Smith, } Il
Price.
On Judiciary N Skinner, 7 "
Bacot. P Il Gadsden, c L Winkler,
Il C Patton, w 2 Pollock, A Blythe,
Knox Livingston, T y Williams,
George W Gage, " H Thomas, W
II Stevenson, r a Meares,
Ways and NeauS-C A Barry. John
P Thomas. Jr, G W Garris, J Q Mehr-
tens, c R D Burns, Thomas Il Rains
ford. J II. Wilson, II P Goodwin, W
& Yeldell, Julian Mitchell, 7 4 Ora
ham, H H Crum, J " Witherspoon.
On the Penitentiary-S 7 Mckeown,
] NJ Hyatt, L a Moore, J N Sullivan,
Ii Il Crun.
On Military-H H Crum, NJ w Pg-
ait. Il E Townsend, W S Smith, W
II Thomas, 4 + Il Dukes, J D Hasel-
den. D II Magill, George B Lester.
On Claims-C. 7. Wycbe, R: L.
Caughman. Peter Hollis, D. B Her
derson, G L Toole, E l. Asbill, 7 E
johnson, L n Gssque, R W Ander-
son.
Roads. Bridges and Ferries-Joshu
Ashley, R L Caughman. j D Easei,
den, G r D Burns, 4 W Cushman,
j S Graham, D N Miles, J 0 Wi2go,
20 P Goodwin.
On Agriculture-j \ Harvey, H NJ
Lotion, J w Ashley, Peter Hollis, D
NJ Betbune, J 3 Kinard, D T Efrd,
.RBA Robinson, \ NJ Seabrook.
Corporations-C W Garris, Jeremi-
ah Mishoe, Z L Asbill. W Il EeLoach.
D a Mccullough, " IIdertou, T (
johnson, H J Kinard. W 4 All.
On Federal Relations-T " Bacot,
.CL Winkler, r B Anderson, a J
Spear, Joseph Bailey, j T Banks, A
K Sanders, B B McWhite, T I Rod.
gers.
On Railroads-W P Pollock, R G
Barksley. ] N Skinner, R 4 Lancas.
ter, II j kiuard. j T McLaurin. Z E
Werner, NJ " Phillips, P H Gadsden,
J D Haselden.
On Education-John P Thomas, a
] a Perrltt, a Bly, tie, George W Gage,
D B Henderson, G L Toole, Cowper
Patton, T A Graham, J D Hinard:
On Internal lmprovements--N W
Philips, D N Miles, J Il Price G J
Prince, J S Reynolds. NJ W Pyatt, S
w Russell, r Y Lennon, & B Lsyton.
On State House and Grounds--RM
Loftop, J N Humphreys, George W
Fairey, S W Smith, W S Smith, a S
Bedon, W G .Vincen., W a All, B B
NcWhite.
On Public Buildings-M W Philips,
J NJ Eiott, J H Wil:on, W a Net!les,
I'll HOwen, J E Miller, W b. Kennedy,
W H Edwards, E N Seabrook.
On Accounts 4 Moore, L A Car
SOP, W G AustelI, L K Armstrong, G
W Whisonant, J 4 NJ Caraway, Viii
liam Nauldin, 4 F II Dukes.
On Rules-H G Patton, W P Pol
lock, T W Bacot, G L Winkler, HUI
ger Sinkler.
On Eorolled Acts-T a Graham,
" S Smith, E L AsbDl, Arthur Kib-
Ter. r 8 Zimmerman, T Y Williams,
D B Henderson.
On the Legislative Li5rarv-M W
Pyatt, CO Prince, A J A Perritt, J
N Glenn, G A Barry, EJ Limehouse.
CJ Mcdaniel.
On Engrossed Bills-Jeremiah Mis-
hoe, L K Armstrong. J S Graham, A
B Layton, Joel H Miller, Ross Fox, T
B Owen.
On Public Printing! D Kinard, a
J 4 Perritt, W Ilderton, G J Col
cock, R Y Lennon, a Blythe, J S
Reynolds.
On Lunatic Asylum D Haselden,
L K Sturkie, G a Barry William II
derton, Il J kinard, r H Thinner
man, L D Childs.
OnOtfces and Off ;ers-B L Caugh
man, n w Philips, George W Davis,
r B a Robinson. B B McWhite, T T
Westmoreland. NJ Price.
On Commerceand Manufactures--R
G Barkeley,R Y Lennon, George W
Fairey, E Limehouse, w A All, }
4 Mccullough, 4 W Cushman, S W
Russell, D N Miles.
On public Schools--H P Goodwin,
William Ilderton. a J 4 Perritt, S "
Smith, Arthur KILLER. L 4 Carson,
7 l Rodgers, c L Winkler, G J Col
cock.
On Mines and Mining--J G Mehr
tens, J Il Wilson, G Prince, Z W
Whisonant, a T H Dukes, S Il Epps,
TY Williams, Knox Livingston, W 6
AuStell.
TIE PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE
Promptly at noon Lieutenant Gov
ernor Zimmerman called the State
senate to order by sharply rapping his
eavel. The noise and talk Of the
senator's who were standing abou. in
groups at once subsided and each hast,
ened to find the seat which lot had
given him. From the very first the
senate settled down to routine work as
if il had been in session for some time
instead of but few minutes. The roll
cali was at once ordered and showed
the only absentees to be Senator Den
MS OF Berkeley and Senator Archer
Of Spartanburg
$ number Of new member: were