The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-01-31
Doings OF the Legislature.
Continued from Page One.)


supply bill of last year.
Mr.. Bass to provide fol reindex
ing records in the Office OF clerk Of
Williamsburg.
Mr.. Bass to provide that petit
jurors III Williamsburg may serve
more than one tiEe.
Mr.. McMaster's to give the bank
clerks in Columbia legal holiday
Thursday Of fair week.
Mr.. Riley's to provide for the
payment of a per diem to the road
overseers OF Hampton county.
Mr.. Nash g to provide for salaries
of magistrates III Spartanburg
county; also bill to fix the amount
Of compensation to be paid to the
county officers of Spartanburg
county.
Mr.. Flshburne's to fix salary of
Judge of probate of Colleton.
Mr.. Gasque's to pl ovide for rein
dexing records of the register of
mense conveyances of Marion
county.
Mr.. Sinkler's to grant to the
United States the title OF this state
to and jurisdiction over certain
land, on Sullivan's Island for mill
tary purposes.
Mr.. Cothran's to amend the
code with reference to the holding
of extra terms Of court. The bill
provides if no regular Judge is
available the governor, on recon-
mendation of the chiof justice, shall
appoint some one learned in the
law.
Mr.. Ashley's to fix the salaries OF
county commissioners of Anderson
county.
Mr.. Lotions to regulate the
hunting of deer in Charleston coun.
ty.
Mr.. Whaley's to refund Mrs. A.
E. Barnes $24. .9G cverpaid taxes.
Lexington delegations blll: to
amend verbally thu act ceding Lit
tie Mountain section from Lexing.
ton to Newberry county.
Mr.. Sinkler's two bills to repeal
tho charter Of the town of Moul-
treville and in the place thereof
township government on Sullivan's
Island.
Mr.. M. w. Walkers two bills
relative to duties of boards of reg
istration. One requires books to
be kept open until o'clock in the
afternoon instead of o'clock as at
present. The other provides that
supervisors of registration may 90
to unincorporated towns of as ma.
ny as 800 people in election years,
after having given due notice, and
may register qualified electors
The bill further provides that the
board need not SIT in the court
house three days beginning each
aalesday, but On salesduy alone.
The rest OF section ITO is reenacted.
With one fell swoop and with.
out dissenting voice, the house
passed Mr.. Rlohard's bill to repeal
all statutory provisions for the
holding of special terms of court
of common ploas by special judges.
Mr.. Sanders To amend the law
as to the appointment of town.
ship boards Of assessors in Spar.
and Cherokee counties.
The following third reading bills
we're passed and sent to the senate:
Mr.. Yeidell's to prevent railroad
companies from charging passen-
,ers extra compensation for cross
ne bridges; Mr.. Ott's bill to au-
horize elections in any county or
ownship on the question of issn-
pg bonds for road improvements;
II. Brantley TO place a license on
Iealcine vendors at $500.
Petitions wera presented as fol-
'ws: 'sS# j. .2.' 1 Z
BY Mr.. TOole,--From no Of the!
ills mill operatives of; Greenyille
voring q 10. hour laborlaw. 4
BY Mr.. Browning Petition from
erativeH of Lockhart mill pro.
ting against 10.hour labor law. .
By Mr.. Taylor Of NoWberry--- q
titlon for an appropriation OIL /!
1000. for statte to .Jno %. Cal &
II. "a. t. Il