The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1897-03-19

election of State board of control, and
to further regulate the sale, use, con-
sumption, transportation and DISPOSE
ton of Intoxicating and alcoholic
liquids in this State, for medical, sclen.
tiic and mechanical uses only, and
prescribe further penalties for violation
of the dispensary laws, and to police
the same. Report with recommenaa-
ton.
Mr.. MiIler's bill to allow county
boards Of control to purchase certain
liquors for the county dispensaries
under certain restrictions. Report un-
favorable.
Mr.. j. p. Thomas, Jr's., Joint reso-
luton to provide for the sale of native
wines by county dispensers. Report
unfavorable.
Mr.. McCullough's bill relating to
building and loan associations. Re-
port favorable.
Mr.. Limehouses bill to regulate the
pay of magistrates and their constables
in the county of Collcton. Report
favorable.
Mr.. Lancaster's bill to provide for
the inspection of oils or other fluids
used as illuminating fluids i'll this State.
Report favorable.
Mr.. Winklcr's bill to provide for tho
examination OF the banking corporations
of this State.
Mr.. Mauldin's bill to authorize and
empower the several counties not hay
ing iispen saries opened i'll SAID coun
ties. Report unfavorable.
Mr.. Reynolds bill to provide for and
regulate the public printing of South
Carolina. Substitute bill reported
majoritg1and minority reports.
Mr.. H. ID. Smiths bill to amend GER
tain sections of the general railroad
law, chapter ., article 10, relating to
certain otfenses and penalties aud to in
scrt u new section to be known as sec.
tion 113ia. Report favorable
Mr.. Ilderton's bill 20 establish q bu-
reau of labor for the purpose of gather.
ing the labor statistics and inspecting
the weights and measures iii South Car
olina. Report favorable.
Mr.. .. l.. Goodwin's bill to prohibit
individuals, factories or other incorpor-
ations from forcing laborers to work on
Sunday, except certain railroad train
service, United States mail service, tel
egraph or telephone companies and
drug stores. iieport without recom-
mendation.
Mr.. Patton's bill to provide for the
grading and paving of the streets, pub
lie ways and alleys of cities of this
State or 10000 inhabitants and up
wards. Report favorable.
Mr.. c. NJ. Davis bill to amend sec
ton ,, of the dispensary law relating
to hotels. Report unfavornble
Mr.. de Loach's bill to regulate cx-
press and telegraph companies, and to
extend the powers of the railroad COM
miSslopers as to give them powers and
authority to regulate charges by eX-
press companies for transportation to
regulate charges of telegraph COM
panles for the transmission of messages
by telegraph and make the penalties
prescribed against railroads for violat-
ing commissioners rules apply to tho
companies whose line or lines Is or are
wholly or in part in this State. Ma
Jorlty and minority reports.
Mr.. Livingston 5 bill to amend sec
tion /, i16 OF the general statutes. being
section | 96S of the revised statutes of
1898, as to the effect of registration of
legal information. Report favorable.
MIR. Meares' bill to amend section
116 of the revised statutes of 1893, in
terpreting what shall constitute notice.
Report favorable with amendments.
MIR. lie Loach's bill making the pro-
vision of article 3, chapter NCIN, re-
lat!ng to liens on lands and buildings
Tor labor and material. of the revised
statutes of 1913, applicable to railroads.
Substitute bill reported.
Senate bill to provide for the cleo
tion by qualified electors OF the reSpec-
tive townships III the Stare of the
boards of township commissioners.
Mir. w. >. Smiths bill to provide for
new judicial circuit, to be known as
the Ninth judicial circuit. and to define
the limits of the First Second and
Third judicial circuits. Without ref
erence.
Committee on ways and means's bill
to authorize Il lease of certain lands on
Goung's island, and the erection of q
wharf and other structures thereon.
Report favorable.
Mr.. Zimmerman bill to amend sec
tion 800 of the revised statutes, 1898,
relating to interest. Report unfavora-
BILE.
Mr.. Reynolds bill to amend section
1872 of the general statutes of 1882. ap-
statutes of 1893, volume |. Report un-
favorable.
Committee on interpretations bill to
amend the criminal statutes of 1893,
volume ., prohibiting the reduction of
wages of operatives. Without re-
ference.
Mr.. Ilderton's bill to amend section
921 of the general statutes as amended
by an act entitled "An Act to amend
sections 923, 025 and 927 Of the general
statutes Of the State of South Carolina,
relating to apothecaries, approved
January 4th, 1894. Report favorable
with amendments.