The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-02-23
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vas enacted in he House. and aiso the
Challenge bill
The house gave second reading tc
Senate. Christensen" bill 20 permit
the commissioner Of immigration &c
use e railroad pass or mileage
Mr. Bruce moved 10 strike out the
enactIng words Of Senator Blease's
bill 10 provide that the county board
OF control may appoint a dispenser
upon the death Of the incumbent
Mr. Pollock stated that at present
the place is vacant for 90 days and
the liquor shop shut up while the
board advertises the Va cancy The bill
was passed to third reading.
Senator Earle's relating To the sur
vival OF causes after action was given
second reading.
Also Senator Mannings TO require
the chairman OF the local board OF as
SCISSORS TO make a canvass Of his
neighborhoOd to see if property has
escaped taxation.
Senator Earle's relating TO foreign
corporations.
Senator Peurifoy's to enable super
visor OF Colieton to borrow funds for
current expenses of 1905
Senator Buffers to incorporate the
Spartanburg. Union and Cherokee rail-
road.
Senator Douglass relating to sinking
fund for JOnesville school district.
Senator Buffers to require the sec
retary CT state TO collect at least IS
for a charter
Senator Davis relating to Pine
Grove school house in Clarendon coun-
ty.
Senator Marshall's to require the
Southern railway to open the eastern
ends of Richland and Laurel streets
in the city of Columbia
Senator Warren's joint resolution
authorizing the county commissioners
of Hampton county to sell and con-
yey the 10 acres of land in the town
or village CT Gillisonvllle On which the
ola Beaufort district (now county,
court house was located.
The house killed the following sen
ate bills:
Senator Hoods relating to jury
fees.
Senator Brice's relating to the trans
fer of pensions in school districts.
Senator Warren's to repeal the act
creating the State board of equiliza-
ton.
Senator Dennis claim of A. H. De-
Hay.
The Senate did volume of business
Thursday. The appropriation bill was
taken UP among other matters. but
this is more fully treated in another
column.
An amendment to the solicitors bill
by Senator Won Kolnitz proposed to
give the solicitor Of the Charleston cir
cult SEQ instead OF $500. the salary
that he other solicitors get Senator
RaysOr spoke for the amendment and
Senators MCGOWAN and Hudson
against Senator Won Kolnitz spoke for
his amendment
To ELECT SOLICITOR.
The senate resumed consideration of
the bill relative to solicitors, their as
signments and their salaries Senator
Warren moved to recommit the bill,
because he said in its present shape.
the bill is unconstitutional. He said
he wanted to express his views and
save the senate of the difficulties likely
to come. With that he was satisfied
and would withdraw his motion to re-
commit After considerable discus
sion the bill was passed.
Mr.. McMaster's house bill, the anti
garnishment measure, a special order,
pooSSu W I'LL u IeduluS cIIST OD1ectlOnS,
HOUSE.
In the house Thursday there was a
rush Of business and laws were enacted
rapidly. Most Of the measures were
loca! in application.
The house amended Senator vii.
liams' bill to authorize 'the passage
of ordinances by incorporated cities
and towns and the PRONUNCIATION OF
rrylaS and. roo,1lofiopc h,, bo Cfo<o
board Of health, to enforce and compel
the vaccination and revaccination Of
citizens and residents of the State of
South Carolina. and prescribing the
duties of certain officials and persons
to that end, and providing certain
penalties for failure, refusal Or neglect
to comply with the provisions of the
same"
A Dull Day.
Monday was a very dull day in the
Senate
The following bills passed final read
ing: To incorporate the town Of
Salemburg. Sampson county; to Gre
ate a stock law in certain townships
in Harnett county; to establish a grad
ed school at Robersonvilfe; to amend
the charter of Hamlet; to authorize
Sampson county to issue bonds and
levy special tax to permit the COM
missiOnerS of Beaufort town to issue
bonds to buy site for hotel; to
amend the charter of Corwin, Beaufort
county: TO amend the banking laws; to
increase the pay of jurors in Halifax
and Northampton; for the better sup
port Of New Hanover public schools;
to ratify. confirm and amend the char
ter of the Asheville Auditorium Com
pany; to amend the charter of Green
willie; to better protect claims in New
Hanover, the Senate concurring in the
House amendment; to better regulate
fishing in Currituek Sound; to auth
CriZe Currituck county to use surplus
special taxes for county purposes; to
regulate the pay of surveyors in
Rowan; to authorize Mitchell county
to rebuild bridges across Toe river;
to authorize Waynesville to pay out
certain funds; relating to the Char
lotte Carnegie Library. to prevent fire
waste by providing building laws, ap-
plying only 10 towns of over 1000 peo-
pie and then upon the consent of al
dermen; to amend the charter Of
ment of burying ground; for the bet
ter support of the schools of New Han
over county.
In the House Monday a number OF
purely local bills were introduced, sew
eral passed final reading and a gOodly
number were ratified. Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee was introduced to the members,
who arose in body to receive him
The bill providing for a new trial in
criminal eases for newly discovered