The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-01-21
Immigration-C S Mccall, chair
man: = J Dennis, J 7 Douglas, James

Immigration-C S Mccall, chair
man: E Dennis, J 7 Douglas, Jane
Stackhouse. Thomas Talbird.
1ncorporations-G W Ragsdale
chairman: Geo S Mower, J r Hay
ThoS Talbird, J a McDermott. J
Brice, James Stackhouse. J X Hood
W H Sharpe, G Z Won kolnitz, Jr.
" Ragsdale, Z L Herndon.
Penitentiary-J T Hay, chairman: J
4 McDermott, R I Manning, Edward
McIver, P L Hardin, T NJ Raysor. J NJ
Forrest.
Judiciary--S G. Mayfeld, chairman:
Geo S Mower. Thos Talbird, LIE Grand
G Walker, J T Hay,G W Brown, 6 "
Ragsdale, T N Raysor. D L Hydrick
G I Won Kolnitz, .Jr, G W Ragsdale,
E F Warren, W C Hough.
] Privileges and Elections-J G Shep-
pard, chairman: G W Ragsdale, J T
Hay. e L Herndon, W G. Hough, Ed
ward McIver, ) E Peurifoy, J VI For
rest.
Medical Affairs-A II Williams.
chairman: R I Manning, W Il Sharpe,
o p Goodwin, G F Won kolnitZ, Jr,
7 G Mcleod.
Public Lands-P L Hardin, chair
man: E J Dennis, 7 " Stanland, 0 P
Goodwin, Thos Talbird, T NJ Raysor
Retrenchment-D e Hydrick. chair
nan; G " Ragsdale, W G Hough, J K
Hood, J r Blake.
Rules-T NJ Raysor, chairman: J c.
Sheppard, Geo S Mower. G w Rags
dale, J T Hay, Robt AIdrich.
Roads, Bridges and Ferries-J NJ
Gaines, chairman: a 81 Williams, J T
Douglas, 0 P Goodwin, T w Stan
land, c S Mccall, Edward AIcIyer.
Legislative Library-Thos Talbird,
chairman; E j Dennis, T NJ Raysor,
W E Johnson, Edward McIver. + e
Blake. P I; Hardin.
Nlilitary-Robt Aldrich, chairman:
J Q Marshall, EJ Dennis: J E Peuri-
foy, T B Butler.
Mines and Mining-G F Won Kol-
nitz, Jr, chairman: LeGrand G Walk
er, \ II Dean, Thos Talbird, T W
Stanland, ] NJ Gaines, E L Herndon.
Printing! NJ Davis, chairman:
Ro5t Aldrich, J S McDermott. E T.
Herndon. J X Hood, Edward McIver.
Public Buildings @ Marshall,
chairman; J T Douglass,R I Manning,
c II Carpenter, J R Blake.
Railroad and Internal Improvements
"A Fl Dean, chairman: J Q Marshall.
7 w Stanland, G. W Ragsdale, Robert
Aldrich, T NJ Raysor, D E Hydrick.
Thos TalbIrd, T B Butler, J X Hood,
J s Brice, E L Herndon.
The announcement was also made
OF the appointment of J. Fraser Lyon.
as clerk of the finance, and J. E. Hol-
land Of the Judiciary committees.
Senator Brown introduced q concur
rent resolution recommending the ap-
pointment OF three senators and five
representatives. to attend the funeral
obsequies of the late Chief Justice
Henry McIver
On behalf Of the Senate the presi-
dent appointed Senators Brown, Ray
sor and Hydrick.
On motion OF Senator Brown the
Senate at l:50 adjourned until We'd
ncsday out of respect to the memory
of the late chief justice.
THE SENATE GETS TO WORK.
In the Senate on Wednesday a mes
sage was read from the Governor sug-
gesting Wade Hampton Memorial
Day.
Another message was received from
the governor vetoing the joint reso-
luton to authorize and require the
State treasurer to write off the books
in his office certain bonds entered on
said books as old bonds not fundable,
act Of 1896, Blue Ridge Railroads
s37 900" with the reasons for his OBJ
jections.
Several bills were introduced, the
most important being the child labor
bill by Senator Marshall, of Richland.
The Senate was only in session forty
minutes Thursday. After routine
business several bills were introduced
and the Senate adjourned to Friday.
THE SENATE on FRIDAY.
Ex-Governor John c. Sheppard pre-
sided over the Senate Friday. The
Rev. O. A. Darby, D. D., chaplain,
after invoking Gods blessing on the
members constituting the Senate Of
South Carolina, and asking that they
be given wisdom to enact just and
equitable laws for the government Of
people, prayed most earnestly for the
Divine blessing to rest upon "the dis
citizen lying so low and
critically i'll in our midst:" that our
Heavenly Father would direct the
who were ministering to
his sufferings, giving them skill to
heal his wounds, and that He would
comfort and consolation to
the sorely bereaved household"
Among the new bills introduced was
one by Mr. Raysor to amend the con-
Stitution so as to provide for biennial
sessions OF the general assembly.
\ concurrent resolution from the
House condemning the appointment
of Crum as Collector of Charleston
was passed unanimously.
Bryan Was Fright.
The State says one Of the Republi-