The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-02-19

bridges, now appearing as Section
l,l60 of the Revised Statutes ol
South Carolina.
AS to pensions of widows of Con
federate soldiers and sailors.
10 require all foreign railroad
corporations building, operating,
purchasing or Leasing any railroad in
this State to become incorporated
under the laws of this State.
TO provide for the election Of Code
commissioner, etc.
TO amend the county government
law, 80 far US it relates to the main
tanning and working Of tho roads and
highways in the State.
10 provide for the appointment
and compensation of State geolo-
gist.
10 provide salary for clerks of
| Court, in lieu and instead of cost and
fees III criminal cases.
10 allow home insurance compa-
MES to be organized with capital
Of $4,000, and to relieve them of
the obligation to deposit $4,000
with the State Treasurer for the
security of their policy holders.
TO amend On Act to provide for
the appointment of magistrates and
to define the jurisdiction, power and
duties.
TO repeal an Act relating to fees
and salaries of the county officers Of
the several counties of this State.
Mr. Ashley made a final effort to
kill the bill as to State entomol-
ogist, but failed.
Mr.. Hill wanted to recommit the
bill as to a State geologist. The
House refused to kill the bill and it
received three readings.
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
The first second reading bill to be
taken up was that of Mr.. Gruber re-
lating to landlord and tenant. Mr..
Galluchat had an amendment
adopted relative to submitting the
matter to jury trial if asked for. The
bill, as ordered to It's third reading,
provides:
Section l. That an Act entitled
can Act to amend Section 1910 of
the General Statutes of 1882, being
Section 1880 of the Revised Stat
utes of 1903, relating to landlord and
tenant" approved the 21st day of
February, A. d. 1903, be, and the
same is hereby, amended by inserting
after the word "occurring." and be-
fore the word $780," in the tenth line
of Section 1 of the same Act, the
following words: "Provided, further,
that either party to the proceeding
shall have the right to appeal,
which appeal shall state further,
that either party to the pro-
ceeding shall stay further pro-
ceedlngs upon the tenant entering
into bond with sufficient surety or
sureties to pay the landlord all dam
ages which he may sustain there.
by" and adding the said words at
end of said section; 30 that section
shall read as follows:
Section l. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of
South Carolina: That Section 1919
of the General Statutes of 1882, be-
ing Section 1880 of the Revised
Statutes 1893, relating to landlords
and tenants, be amended by striking
out the words "to enter upon the
premises and claim possession" on
fourth and fifth lines thereof, and
substitute therefor the words, de-
mand possession thereof from the
person in possession thereof" and
by substituting the word "magis.
trate" for the word trial Justice"
wherever occurring: Provided, fur
ther, that either party to the pro-
ceeding shall have the right of ap-
peal, which appeal shall stay further
proceedings, upon the tenant enter
ing into bond with sufficient surety
or sureties to pay the landlord all
damages which he may sustain there.
by; 80 that said section, when
amended, shall read as follows, to.
wit:
Section 1910. In all cases where
tenants hold over after the expira.