The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-04
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instruction.
Soc. ,. That any professor or teach
cr or other person who shall disObrv
any such command or order shall for
each and every such act OF uiSOhcdicn"r
sGilcr Il Punishment OF 5000 tinc or on"
year imprisonment which shall be
tho sentence imposed in the qltCrna-
tive at tho suit OF any member OF the
sald board on OF The person who made
such charge or complaint or else if
such professor or teacher or other per.
son draw any pay or salary or other
cm0lum"nt or profit from any public
funds ho or she shall forfeit any such
unpaid pay or salary or other rmolu-
mcni or profit accrued or to accrue,
aud, II engaged in any State or county
| or other municipal Institution, shall
Lhcreupon forthwith cease to teach
therein or to be connected thcrcwith.
And any officer who shall pay or cause
to be paid ont Of any public funds to
any such professor or teacher or other
person any such pay or salary or other
cmOlumcnt or profit shall forfeit out OF
his (such olliCcr's) own commissions on
Ices or pay or salary the amount bS
him SO pad or caused To be paid on
of any public funds TO any such pro
fcssor or teacher or other person.
This Dill was introduced in accor
dance with the memorial Of the Duugh
ters OF the Confrdcracy Of tho State
or South Carolina recently prepared
ana laid upon tho desks OF the mem
bcrs.
TUITION IN STATE COLLEGES.
Mr.. e. -. Smith, OF Sumter, has
proposed the following bin to regulate
| tuition in the State colleges
| a bill to provide that there shall be
tuition fees paid for all persons attend
ing the State educational colleges and
universities, except the institutions
for the deaf and blind.
| Section |. That from and after the
passage OF this act, all persons, maic
or female, attending the State clluca.
tlonal colleges and universities OF this
State, except the institutions for the
deaf and blind, shall not be admitted
to said institution without paying :,
tuition fec OF at least $40 per unnum.
| Sec. =. That IL any person who de-
slrca TO enter said institutions and is
not able to pay said tuition fees he or
she shall certify to his or her ind gcncy,
which certificate shall be indOrscd by
not loss than two county officers, and if
said certificate ho satisfactory to the
BOARD OF trustees, note for the
amount OF said tuition fees, ind0rscd
ny tho parent or guardian Of said per-
son, or II said person have no parent
or guardian, then he or she shall be
allowed to enter said institution by
executing his or her note without such
Endorsement.
Sec. j. That all acts or parts of acts
lnconslstci / with this act be, and the
same are hereby. repealed.
HOME MADE LIQUORS.
The loiiowIng Is the text OF the bill
by Mr. Miller, OF l'ickcns, to authorize
county boards TO purchase liquors
Section !. That from and after the
paaaago OF this act it shall be lawful
for the county boards OF control Of the
several counties Of this State to pur-
chase, for Tho use OF the county dispCn-
sarics OF the several Counties, WHISTLES,
Drandics and wines from distillcrics
operated and run in the several coun-
ties OF this state.
Sec. ,. That the State board Of con-
troll shall prescribe all rules and rcgu-
lations governing the purchasing Of
said liquors, fixing the prices OF the
same, providing for the paying OF tho
same and do everything necessary FOR
tho proper carrying out Of the provi-
slOns OF section Of this act.
Sec. 3. That said State board Of
control shall also provide rules rCouil-
ing that the distillcr from whom said
liquors have been purchased or his
agent shall be present and assist the
county board OF control in bottling,
labelling and sealing said liquors after
the same have been delivered to the
county board OF control.