The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-29
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! session ot tho legislature finds no prrnt
amount "' important work accomplish
cd. Less than dozen bills havo bron
! ""a' for the third time tn both houses
and reached the impor tame" OF acts.
| III" nrSt bill to get through was a
special hi'l to provide for insurng tho
| buildings Of the South Carolina college
for tho period OF 60 days, until he ,imc
fined for the State to embark in the
business OF insurinN the buildings OF
the various public institutions.
The only important bill that has
passed both houses Is Mr.. Thomas bill
providing for roapporti"ning the NOM
rs Of the house Of representatives.
Under this bill several counties lose
one representative and others gain
one. The terms Of the bill have been
printed already AID il is not necessary
to give them again here.
The Charleston exposition bill passed
It's third reading in the senate Sntur-
da> anu has he" IN ID" the special or
der IN the house for tomorrow Some
few OF the ultra.ernnomists In the
house will probably oppose it, but it is
conceded thai it will pass the house by
AZ decisive vote rs that giveE it IN the
| senate.
The child labor bill is tho special Or
der in the senate for Thursday. The
OH came from the committee. with
thre'' r. ports, the mrjoriy report be-
'ng unfavorahle and two minority re-
p'r 'avorabe c Il is conced. d bv its
advocates that 'he chrnces are very
niue" ~ ~ It i'e passng" by the senate.
nnt hey h,.v" u Civ u, the II :hr
b> a'y m,ars I'd there. viii b, snm..
strong speeches in its pp rt he
debate on the bill Thursday will !is.lv
be one of the most interesting uf rhr
session
Mr. Livingston's bill to authoriz. he
sa L or lease "f the State farms Is The
special order in the senate for tomor.
row. The committee rep ,rt on it is
un'avorahIe.
Mr., Grsydon's bill to domrs'icate all
7a.r"ad Companies doing business IN
-: SAFE $50 comes up tomorrow. The
.:''i {! TIE bill IS to bring all rairond
: = .'h-s< :c:t: the Jurisdiction nf the
>''Ai: ;''@':*- IT. commi'.ee reported
,::Ai""A:'2!! o. il, On the ground that
! : ! III lCci i Wo2 ! trins up the is.
80: -. vc."SS c.i st;p srd be ver.
hn""ut =! IL : r;i-i States courts,
MI NJ: ca! 1oo ~ 0rge ,ae passage
. int % i icsr5 :: S!roos sepii.
met; IL Ine ~5uhIe = favor .! il. Mr.
-; H"ut. has .1i"n1ur-6 similar oill
i 'hs nhus::. wt'ca y AaSe vii! a.
cnuin.Ial int ENDS d-.s.r5,5 without be-
-nG SuN"m 70 ID L o. Loe Cr ,up6 Of
'un""NN1itutlonh,ltA ou il ,s still! IN
b hAn0s n' he committee
lh' 7pnciG cumni, t.es appointed 10
-"a'n nt" cnuui! government iaw,
ibw >" fX aod "egu Hse the G ID
p"nsu't"n .! { up;! "Hrvrs. have not
H:'' r.'p rt.:o SuUe onzeps of hirl.
bearing OF tis sprj=c;, nost ot ihen
~ iucGt GhNraCt-r. hAve been intro
NJ Lnd h-I hhre been promptly re-
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