The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-03-03
PUBLIC PRINTING BILL,
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The previous question was then or.
dered and the house refused to strike
out the enacsing words By the follow
ing vote
Yeas-Anderson, Ashley, Austell,
Bacot. Banks Buklev. Burns. Col
cock, deLoach.: Edwards. GAdsden,
Gage, Gasque, Kiobler, Lotion. Mehr-
tens, Mccullough, Mcdaniel, Nettles,
Patton, Perritt, Pyatt, Reynolds, Roo
inson, Sanders, Seaoeook, Sinkler,
Simkins, Smith, W. S.; Smith, E D !;
Stevenson, Sullivan, Thomas, John
P; Townsend, Werner, Vincent, Will
son, Williams, Wychs-39
Nays-Speaker Gary, All, Arm
strong, Bailey, Badon, Bethune, Dree-
land, Carray, Carson, Caughman,
Crum, Cushman, Davis, Z. u. !;
Dukes, E6rd, Epps, Fairey, Garrris,
Good win, &. P; Graham, J. S !;
Graham, Thos. A; Hamilton, Hazel
den, Henderson, Hiott, Hollis, Hum
phrey. IIderton, Johnson, Kennedy,
Kinard, Henry j.; Kinard, j. D.;
Lancaster, Layton, Lester, Lennon,
Limehouse, Livingston, Magill, Maui
din, Meares, Miller, J. E; Miller,
Joel H.; Mishoe, Moore, McKsown,
McWhite, Owen, Phillips, Plyer, Pol
lock, Price, Prince, Rainstord, Rogers,
Russell, Skinner, Speer, Sturkie,
Zimmerman, Toole, Wolling. Welch,
Westmoreland, Whisonant, Wingo,
Winkler, Witherspoon, Yeldell-70.
Mr.. Ashley then offered the follow
ing amend nent.
Add at the END OF the amendment
line 81, page 3, AID also al the end of
section l as amended the folio wing:
provided that nothing herein con-
tained shall prevent any resident OF
the State from purchasing liquors out
side OF this State in quantities not ex-
ceeding one gallon at time and hav-
ing the same shipped to said purchaser
in this State for personal use only, said
purchaser making affidavit thatit was
for personal use and having said afh
davit attached to the package while 10
transportation"
Mr.. Dukes moved to table this
amendment. This was done on roll
call vote. The vote was II to 80.
The bill was then ordered to third
reading without further debate and
the vote was cllnched.
In; the House on Wednesday the
bill to prevent travelling medicine
vendars from plying their vocation
was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Cages important joint resolu.
ton directing the comptroller gener
al to levy and collect supplements
ry tax for the public schools was call
ed up and passed. Under this joint
resolution the comptroller general is
directed to forthwith levy tax on
the property of the State suf cient to
realize an amount equal to S3 ps, cap
ita OF the number OF children enroll
ed in the public schools of each coun.
ty for tie scholastic year ending the
31st day of October in the year 1895,
which sum shall be apportioned by
him among the counties Of the State
in proportion to the respective def
ciences therein. A motion to contin-
ue this measure to the next session
was defeated by the following vote:.
Ayes-Speaker Gary, Banks, Bsdon,
Burns, Caughmah, Colcock, Crun,
Cushman, Dukes, E6rd, Fairey, Fox,
Gadsden, Garris, Gasque, Goodwin,
o. P; Graham, +. S.; Graham, 7. A.;
Hiott, Kennedy, Kibler, Kinard, 3.
j.; Lester, Limehouse, Mehrteas, Mil
Ter, J. E.; Mishoe, Moore, Mcdaniel,
McLaurin, Phillips, Pyler, Priace,
Pyatt, Russell, Seabrook, Skinner,
Slmkins, Sturkie, Stevenson, Tnomas,
J. P, Jr. Zimmerman, Toole, Vin.
cent, Welsh, Witherspoon-46.
Nays-All, Anderson, Armstrong,
| Ashley, Austell, Bailey, Bsthune,
Carraway, Carson, Davis, c.. N
deLoach, Edwards, Epps, Gage, Good
win, Il. P; Hamilton, Haxelden,
Henderson, Hollis, Hum phrey, Ild.r-.
ton, Kinard, J. D.; Lancaster, Lay
ton, Livingston, MauIdin, Me4res,,
Miller, J. H. :; Mitchell, Mccullough,
McKeown, Nc White, Oven, Patton,
Perritt, Pollock, Price, Rainsford,
Reynolds, Robinson, Rogers. Sanders,
Sinkler, Smith, E. D.; Thomas, w.
H; Werner, Westmoreland, Wnison-
ant, Wilson, Wingo, Winkler,
Wyche-53.
The following special report of the
joint committee appointed to investi-
gate the public printing was received:
Your joint committee appointed To
investigate the public printing beg
leave to report that the provisions or
IAN act to further regulate public
printing reports of officials and CON-
pensation for the same" passed the
general assmbly of 1896, have been
complied with and that under said
act the cost of printing is less than
last year. But your committee would
recommend that the Law be so amend
ed as to require the heads Of depart
ments approve all bills for printing
for their respective departments be-
fore acted on by the attorney general.
We further recommend that the law
be SO amended as to leave out of the
comptroller general S report theloll OF
pensioners and list of Insurance.
agents. We think more economy
might be practiced in the matter of
untitled pages and blank space in
some of the reports.
W. a. BROWN,
On part Of the Senate.
T. a. GRAHAM,
J. u. SULLIVAN.
G. T. WYCHE,
On part of the House.
The House Wednesday concurred
in the senate amendment to the con-
current resolution fixing the day OF
adjournment. The senate changed
the date, making it read next Wed
nssGav Leaving the hour nnen The