The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-10-26

oNecto;s Us follows: Those in favor of
Inc amnndmen5 shall deposit ballot
with ihe following words plainly
p'int2d or written thereon: "Cons5itu-
tlo7al amendment to Section 81 of Ar
t'cIe III OF he State Constitution, add
ing after the word place in line ten
of a'd Section the words until the
o ! of the session, occurring in 1906 =,
af'er wh ch the said sessions shall be
held he sam time and place bien-
MIA y,' Yes ~
hall G. n ballot with the following
'p d, lainiv urinte or written there
,"n: Con ilntiOnal amendment to
So on . of .&rticle III of the State
Con Itution, ad,lIog after the word
pace "a ir,e ten of said Scrlion the
'un u the end Ofthn session oc-
ar ~ iHOl, attor which the said ses-
S!or shall b h=Id at The same time
and la betnially No"
Approved the llth day of February
"A. ID. 1904.
JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend
the onStitution so az to permit the
General Assembly to Enact Local and
Special La,vs on the subject of Lay
ing Out, Opening, Altering, and
Working Roads and Highways and
as TO the Age at Which Citizens
5 al be Subject to Road or Other
Pub ic Duty.
Section l. BE it ResolS ed bv the
General Assembly OF the Sta Q of
South Caro- ina, That the following
amendment to the Cons titution be
agreed to. and that the two questions
involved In snch amendm ent be sub
m't'ed separately at the next general
election 10 the electors qualified to
vote for memOers of the House of Re-
presentattves, viz. that there shalt be
added to the Constitu, ion the follow
ing additional Article, to be numbered d
properly in the consecutive order of
us adoption, to be designated as CAR
tlcle of Amendments to the Con.
stimtion," which shall read as follows
ARTICLE of Amendments to the
Constitutions"
Sectiol /. The General Assembly OF
thi5 SuaGe may engcG local or special
laws concerning the laying out, open .
ing, altering or working roads or
hlGhways, and concerning the urovid :
iog Tor tho age at which citizens shall
be subj ct to road duty, and concern
ing drainage.
Sec. 2. That Subdivision III and Sub
division TX Of Section 81, of Article
I'LL, of the Constitution, are here by
repealed
Approved the 18th day of February,
a. ID 1904.
JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing TO
Amend section Z, Article VIII, of
tho Constitution. Relating to Munich
pal Bonded Indebtedness.
Section l. BE 1t resolved by the Cen
era Assem- oly of the State of South
Carolina. TnuG ths following amend.
ment to section 2, Article VIII. OF the
Constitution, b6 agreed to: Add as the
end thereof the following words Pro-
vided, further, That the Limitations
imposed ny thus Section and by Section
,5o Acticle X. of this Constitut ion,
sha@ not apply 20 bonGed iudebtedues
incurred the city of Greenvilje, but
sad city OF ctreenyille may incr1eas e
Its bord"d Adebtednesi i'm the manner
prov ded in sad Section OF said Article
to an amouns not exceeding fifteen per
cent. of the value OF the taxable prop
erty therein, where the proceeds of
said bonds arc applied solely to the
paymcnt OF past indebtedness, TO ex-
penSes and liabilities incurred or to be
incur ed In the improvements of
strte 81 ana sidewalks, and for provid-
ing sewc :age for said city. o. any part
thereof, FOX purchasing, establishing,
owning pr operating waterworks or
electric light plants.
sec. q but the question of adopting
this amendment shall be sEUmit tsed at