Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-03-05

An act to repeal Section 276 of
the statutes Of 1882, and to fix the
time for the payment of taxes, as
sessments and penalties.
An act to amend Section 334 of
the revised statutes relating to the
collection of taxes without being
stayed by the process of court.
An act to incorporate the French
Broad and Southern Railroad Com
pany.
An act to prohibit hand-cars and
lever cars being left within so yards
of any public crossing, and to fix the
penalty therefor.
An act to authorize the consolida-
tion or merger of the capital stocks,
franchises and properties of the
Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad
Company, the South Carolina and
Georgia Railroad Company, the South
Carolina and Georgia Railroad Ex-
tension Company and the Carolina
Midland Railway Company under
the laws of this State, and to author
ize and empower such consolidated
company to make lease of it's rail
road properties and franchises to the
Southern Railway Company.
An act to incorporate the Charles
ton Union Station Company.
An act to provide for corporate
agents of certain townships, and to
prescribe their duties.
An act to provide the measure of
damages to which any common car
rier may be held for the conversion
to its own use of any property held
by it on consignment or in course of
consignment.
An act to provide the manner in
which owners or projectors Of any
railroad companies, Incorporated
under the laws of other States or
countries, may become incorporated
in this State.
An act to require all railroad COM
panies doing business in this State
to provide spittoons in passenger
cars.
An act to further define connect
ing lines of common carriers and fix
their liabilities.
An act to require municipalities to
provide drains for surface water.
An act to empower cities and towns
to issue exclusive franchises to per-
sons or corporations furnishing water
or lights thereto.
An act to establish municipal courts
and define their power and jurisdic-
ton.
An act to provide for the exami-
nation into expenditure of appropria-
tions for State educational institu-
tions, the condition of the same and
report to the General Assembly.
An act to authorize the commits.
sion appointed for the lighting of
the States public buildings to pay
out of the $4,000 appropriated by
can act to provide for the lighting of
the State House and other public
buildings" the contracts made by
them with the Columbia Water
Power Company and with Cassidy
&c Sons Manufacturing Company,
and to have wired the professors
residences and students dormitories
of the South Carolina College.
An act to declare the code as sub
mitted by the Code Commissioner of
South Carolina to be the only gene
raj statutory law of the State.
An act to amend Section 345 of
the code of civil procedure of 1903
with regard to appeals.
An act to declare the law with re-
gard to reference in acts to statutes
codified in the laws of 1902.
An act to define train robbing and
fix the punishment therefor.
An act fixing the salaries of Circuit
Solicitors.
A joint resolution proposing to
amend Section l Of Article 7 of the
constitution of 1895 relating to coun-
ties and county governments.
An act TO amend an act to regu-
late the carrying, manufacture and
sale of pistols, by striking out GER
tain words and inserting other goras
in lieu 7 tPereof-
AN acS to require certain aGrichl-