The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-02-22
The bill relating to the recording of

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instruments ether than wills was Ia
ken up and ordered to third reading.
The bill 10 define the rights OF the
sinking fund commission Is - unpaid
tax claims and forfeited ana ether
land in the control OF said commission
and fer the management. Os tie same
and the disposition Of Othtr assets
was ordered to third reading.
The bill to amend all act 10 prevent
drunkenness and shooting upon the
highway was taken up.
Mr. Efrd moved 10 strike Out the er-
acting words. The new measure pro-
vides loop-hole and he was therefore
opposed to it,
Mr.. Stevenson was in fayGr Of the
bill. He regarded it as better law
than tie cid one.
The bill was finally ordered to a
third reading.
The bill relating 20 the dCticS q
corr:y treasnrars was next taken W.
Mr.. Jackson moved to strike out the
ena@ting words.
On motion OF Mr.. Mccullough the
D-eviGus question was called. The bill
was then ordered to third reading.
On motion of Mr.. Moses the house
took a recess until o'clock.
The house at night concurred in the
senate amendments to Mr.. McDow's
bill. relating 20 the Winthrop dorml-
tory. The senate did not want to fur
uish 100 con;icts to do the work.
Mr.. Mlgill offered resolution that
the sergeant-at-arms be required LOT
the rest OF the session to keep all per.
sons off the focr except members of the
general assembly. State officers and
cthers authorized. The house refused
to take immediate consideration. The
resolution was intended to prevent lob
by:nS during dispensary election.
The appropriation bill came over
from he senate. There were several
m;rcr amendments which excited dis
cuss:on. Mr.. Ashley and Others insist
ing upon reductions all along the line
The house refused to allow cut in
The Citadel appropriation. Mr.. Prince
stated that this institution deserved
soe%ial favor because it is the only one
which has no lobbyists Cn the floor.
N'lpn Iue StHlLc dNlIOh ~ 81 tNIt'S
out the 100000 appropriation for
schools was reached, there was con-
siderable discussion. The house by
vcie CT 36 10 GO refused to accept the
senate amendment.
Th!rty-Sixth Day.-The House spent
n lct of time ever the reports OF con-
ference committees. The Speaker ap-
pointed Messrs. Wilson. Wvche and
Ashelcy q committee Of conference on
the part o. the House to meet the Sen
ate committee on the differences ct
the appropriation bill.
Mr.. Magill'S resolution to keep vls-
Nor5 off the floor was taken up. Sev-
eral members opposed keeping visitors
heretofore in the session. Thursday
ni2h. the confusion was very annoying
and business WIS transacted with diff
ficulty. Il was finally decided to let
the Speaker u.e his discretion. Mf.
Gary announced that he would Instruct
the sergeant-a:-armS to admit none to
the floor after all the seats had bean
taken, as the standing and walking
visitors occ2sioned most OF the annoy
ance.
Senator GrayIon's bill to fix the SAL
cry Of county officers was passed
through third reading AMI returned I"
the Seratc with amendments; Also
Senate: Sr,livan's bill to prctes. prep
er;y owners cn streams sTom damage
from dams CT other c5=tru@ticCs; a1G
Senator M>~shall's bill to Incorporate
the Cciurioia Union Station Company;
Senate. Hays bill 10 amend the law
relating TO recording Of written lnstru
meuis; Senator Hough's c.li &C prevent
rcHdyisT. and drunkenness on the
::--hva.7s: Senator AldIiCh'S Dill 10
authorize the building of Clemson Col
lege Railroad; Senator Mowers bill to
amend the act creating the sinking
fund commission; Senator Archer's
hill regulating the admission Of ineb-
rates to the hospital Cor the insane;
Senator Mowers bill TO adjust the in
debtedness between the United States
government and the State; Mr. E. D.
Smith called up claim of E. l. Reardon
for services rendered in smallpox cpl"
dem2. $1S.75 After some discussion
against by Mr. Wingo and others the
claim WIS passed when explained by
Mr.. Smith.
The calendar was then proceeded
with regularly on motion OF Mr.. Fl. b.
Richardson and second reading sea2,e
b:ll2 acted on.