The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-01-17

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ward.
Offices and Officers-R. B. A. Rob-
inson. H. H. Woodward. J. F. Banks,
w. NJ. Keels. Arthur Kibler, A. H.
Lever, Robert Lide, W. T. Logan, A..
C. Lyles.
State Hospital for Insane-F. H.
Weston, w. H. Wells, P. L. Hardin,
c. E. Robinson. J. E. Jarnigan. ]. D.
Carter, ]. H. Brooks, W. A. All, Sr.,
J. C. Robertson.
Medical Affairs-B. H. Theus, J..
M. Woods, J. E. Jarnigan, E. NJ. Sea-
brook, W. C. Vincent, J. B. McLauch-
lin, w. H. Parker.
Public Printing-M. w. Pyatt, A. C.
Lyles. R. NJ. Lotion, T. B. Butler, A.
M. Rostick, J. C. Campbell, R. A.
Thompson.
Engrossed Bills-W. ]. Thomas,
Huger Slnkler. j. G. Wolling, W. H.
Wells. J. w. Seigler, E. NJ. Rucker,
Jr., E. P. MCGOWAN.
Legislative Library-Jeremiah Mis-
hoe. J. S. Mccall, Jno. McMaster,
Adam H. Moss, NJ. w. Pyatt, R. A.
Cooper. j. T. Austin.
Enrolled Acts-Henry B. Richard
son. E. A. Morgan, George H. Hof-
fett. Thomas G. Mcleod, B. H. Theus,
w. o. Tatum, G. ]. Redfern.
Rules-G. w. Croft, J. +. Thomas,
Jr.. A. L. CASTOR. R. S. Whaley,
Thos. H. Rainsford.
Public Schools G. Richards. Jr.,
]. C. Campbell, J. c. Lomax. W. c.
Vincent. Arthur Kibler, ]. H. Dodds.
w. H. Wells, T. B. Fraser.
The first named in each committee
Is the chairman. The important COM
mittees are presided over by members
who were in the legislature last ses-
sion and ranked on the committee in
point of length Of service.
Fourth Day.-The house assembled
at noon and in less than an hour and
a half had transacted all the business
before it
Mr.. Ashley's concurrent resolution
10 extend the time for the payment Of
taxes passed third reading, as did that
of Mr.. Jno. P. Thomas, Jr., to provide
for the immediate insurance OF the
South Carolina college buildings.
The house concurred in senate reso-
luton to hold joint session on the
18th to confirm the election Of Uni
ted States senator to succeed B. R..
Tillman.
Mr.. McGowan's bill to validate Ger
tain raiirS1d bonds in Laurens county
passed second reading.
Among the new bills introduced in
the house yesterday were the follow
ing:
BY Mr.. w. J. Thom-r. to reapportion
the membership Of tie house. This
bill is almost identical with Senator
Sheppards.
By Mr.. C. E. Robinson, to amend
the law Incorporating Clemson college,
so that it will not affect charter OF
town of Calhoun. Also to increase
salary Of county superintendent OF
education of Pickens from $500 to
$500.
By Mr.. Bacot, TO give the State
board of health authority to remove
members OF municipal boards, and to
make the latter report to the State
board.
By Mr.. Lotion. a resolution to
creete committee CT one representa-
tive from each county to whom shall
BY Mr.. Weston. bill to validate Ger
tain warrants given in payment OF
school supplies, etc.
BY Mr.. Stroman, resolution TO ap-
point committee OF two representa-
tives and one senator to make quarter
ly examinations Of dispensary. This
is the regular committee now provided
for by o..
Mr.. Ta.um. to prohibit reckless driv-
ing on the highways.
Fifth lay.-A number OF new bills
were introduced, some OF them touch
ing upon important measures. The
mes: important of these was Dill TO
regulate the labor of children in cot
ton mills. This bill was presented by
the Aiken delegation, and is quite
similar to the one introduced in the
sena:e by Senator Marshall.
Mr.. Hugh Sinkler of Charleston in
troduced a bill to cede to the c--y OF
Charleston certain land on the Cooper
river owned by the State. This is TO
be used as a naval station. The bill
was introduced upon the heels Of the
announcement that Charleston rather
than Port Royal was favored by the
naval board.
The Child Labor bill. introduced by
the Aiken delegation, comes from the
representatives Of county where the
federation Of labor is strong among
the textile workers. The full text OF
the bill is as follows:
Section /. That from and after the
1st dav of Nav A D.. 1901. no child