The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-13

not too late prevent bena lit entirely no
be done would be wise erect State bud, have this
headquarters for bureau Emigration, and nus reap
share the an k2oson? In auoher t.
message recommend the eabl Burcu of Commerc
and Immigration and seems that the dues of the
missioner could be better agurad than f him to be
this most needed work the usiana Purehas Exposition
recommend this plan for yours orable cofsleraon
FOREST observation.
While do desire you tb link that losing up subjects
to bring attention. s tters of npor-
tance TO the future welfare of G State which refrain from
considerable Most portar among these
the subject OF rapidly dig nearing ests lh are beyond
question, great na al resources, anCSould
with proper and protec At present ~ giving
absolutely attention, and II reckless Wasteontnues with
effort to replace hem cructon will oplete, the
irreParable Our past negles this nter nn.makes
sty that systematic ee should made gardng the pres
ervation of forests The destruction ofSress in large
responsible for continued droughts sSe other
hand it is claimed that the rapid destruse floods
that in the Pacoet valley Ia, nf disastrous
because OF the clearing UP the ores bords these streams
From financial STANDPOINT great nterest involved in this
matter nothing Of the many sessngs and
Gifts that separaby connected m material aspects
of the realize tcrhapska much be at
tempted now but deem that begnrg should be made
and hence is that invite considerations this question
process of gradual protection and red fhment will bring
ncalcuablc benefits that are
to follow. The beginning is maNle BETTER Our
people do not realize the value of the little W that is left
Of States and the oldeatries the govern
en takes active interest in forest pYeon, and until we
do something better would like TO- bor Day observed
i'll every county in South Carolina wmk would be planted
parks, around public buildings lMf}ry roadside. This
would be beginning, import right direction
and sincerely that o}EfS E3naugurae this i'm
portant work connection with t21 VI / should glad
State House grounds beautifed some
artistic and developed plan They kept and officer
charge interested would gSst Dat this improvement
is made ACaH
THE FISH AND oYsEEs. .RUsTRY
Another subject of equal import III one which have
allowed to drift into similar condI I 3fh and oyster inter
ests of State In Judgment sJ be the policy of the
State to legslate upon this subject With first protect and
develop the industry and secondly tiYt of
to State. The former consideration desirable aid
necessary and the latter praclibst Other States sim
ary situated upon the derive eenues from source
that of Virginia being than ss of million dollars
while Marylands yearly revenue sh half million dollars
With Beaufort county alone from this source
while shipments annually ssthe State agg4egaing
several hundred thousand dollars receive equva-
lent, depicting and destroyng| hesspp
There is positively reason wadition of affairs should
be allowed to continue and license system with
regulated fees be adopted red who fish or gather
oysters for market procure sads Be Let it be distinctly
understood that 'is apply ~ into this occupation
business, those VII in it for their own ,,se
o. pleasure. The fund derived should be equaly
divided between the State and to where the liceses ere
granted In my Judgment this g,e and will tend The
better enforcement the K9n to this, system
will be efficient than any regulating enforc-
ing the operations OF the as the "coed days thus
removing the dissat actions because of the nom
observance of such days ( IM
There numberEo oMI#kFnere in State doing
large busnessan of corc, lld be specifically included
in any license system TIE onWf oysters beyond the bor-
dcrs of the State for cairn fzpsloud be prohibited and
this should, therefore, be hdW the provisions the Act
Our present law allows oo territory for the pus
pose of crtivang no protection for this If
wish citizens to Industry it is only just that
they should be proteced d HRnend that legislation with
this purpose III view be adcedHS e
as have already said is ikshoud be osered and pro-
teced, which being onsS addition this we should
receive fronl these it great
importance, and inye consideration trusting that
you will enact laws with Ishraf view
s SBIRnlIAHsSIONS.
Bill amend our Al iovidng ior biennial sessions
of our Genera Assembly atT session passed the
Senate; andis hse This Bill will no in,ht