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day Of March, A. D., 1903. by adding
a further provision thereto as to cleo
ton Of trustees in Chesterfield coun-
tv.
Act to validate the indebtedness
due the Bank Of Bishopville by the
county Of Lee, to provide payment
for the same, to enable the commits
Sioners Of the sinking fund to lend
funds to the county with which to
pay the said Indebtedness, and to au-
thorize the county board Of commis-
sioners to pledge the special tax levy
herein provided to secure the said
loan.
Act to authorize and empower St.
George special school district, No. 5,
Of Dorchester County, in the State
Of South Carolina, to issue bonds for
the purchase Of lot, and the cree
ton and equipment Of graded school
building thereon. To provide for a
building committee and to provide the
means for the payment Of said bonds
and the interest thereon.
Act to amend an Act EMIT led can
Act relating to drainage, public
canals, and bitches in Charleston
county, approved the Goth day Of
February, A. D. 1901, so as to add an
other section thereto and renumber
said section Of said Act as herein
provided
Act: to authorize and empower the
trustees Of Rowesville School, No. 20,
Of Orangeburg county, to execute a
bond and mortgage covering the
school property in said town for GER
tain purposes.
Act to repeal an Act entitled ':An
Act to enable the commissioners of
the sinking fund to lend funds to the
county board Of commissioners OF
Lee county to pay the past indebted
ness of said county and to authorize
the said county board of commission
ers to pledge the special tax levy
herein provided to secure the same, y
approved February q, 1905.
/ Act TO authorize and direct the au-
ditor and treasurer Of Lexington
county to divide the ordinary county
tax paid by the Columbia, Newberry
and. Laurens railroad, between the
Fork, Broad River and Saluda town
ships, and to provide for the dispo-
sition of said tax.
Act to authorize the trustees of
Lake City School District, No. 10, OF
Williamsburg county, to issue bonds
for the purpose Of erecting school
buildings and equipping the same, and
purchasing a lot. or lots.
Act to amend Section 405, Volume
7. Code Of Laws, 1902, so as to ex-
empt Marion county from provisions
thereof.
Act to provide, for the draining
and cleaning out Of the streams and
other bodies Of water in Anderson
county and to authorize the levy of a
tax therefor.
Act to authorize ana require the
payment of one hundred and hfty-six
dollars and forty-seven cents back
pension, to Mrs. Susannah A. Floyd,
Of williamsburg county.
Act to authorize and require the
county board Of commissioners of
Horny county to issue bonds for the
purpose Of purchasing site, and for
the erecting and furnishing Of a
court hause and Jail at Conway and
for the purpose of building certain
bridges, and to provide for special
building commission, and to prescribe
their powers and duties.
To amend Section l,509, Code of
Laws Of South Carolina, 1902, Vol
ume I; as heretofore amended by an
Act, etc, relating to stock law, etc, in
Co1leton county.
To amend Section 1,06S Of the Code
with reference to pensions. (Mr. Glib
SON. =
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-23

Chummy Customer-You hope to
be the proprietor Of this establish
ment some day, I SUPPOSE
Elevator Boy (in department STOREY
Huh! Be a little, dried-up, old man,
wit watery eyes an thin voice like
you've got de Amy? Not by dog
gone sight! I'm laying fur de floor
walkers job.-Chieago Tribune.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-23

word "iays,'' and inserting the
word Z" "ffty' in lieu thereof.
Act to amend the law in relation to
certain territory III Williamsburg
county. now exempt from the opera
ton Of the general stock law.
Act to authorizes the county board
OF commissioners Of Williamsburg
county to build stationary steel
bridge over Black River, at the foot
of Main street, in Kinestree.
Joint resolution to require the
state to reimburse John R. Logan for
horse killed by order state vetinarian.
To prohibit the unlawful wearing,
using, procuring or possessing the
badge or insignia Of fraternal, benev-
olent, secret or social organizations.
To require the Comptroller General
to pay p. W. Love $3.50 for stock and
! barn.
To provide for opening out and
widening the highway from the town
limits of Dillon to Maple Swamp.
To provide for the disposition of
fines collected by the magistrates in
! Charleston county in criminal cases
for the several townships in which
they are collected.
Act to require certain clerks in
departments Of state to give bond.
To amend Sections 1852 1858
1854, and 1855, of Volume: l, and
Section 353. of Cr riminal Code, Vol
ume II. Nh. Manning's bill relating
to public cotton weighers.
To make appropriations to pay
members per diem, etc.
To amend Section 1908 as to pub
lie health.
The general appropriation bill for
expenses for 1906.
The general supply bill to raise
state and county. taxes.
To provide for extended authority
to the dispensary Investigating COM
mittee, and to define the duties Of the
committee
To authorize. the adjustment Of
bonded indebtedness Of certain town
ships, contracted in aid of railroads.
To amend an Act entitled can Act
to provide for time Of holding courts
in several judicial circuits, ETC.
To amend Section 800, Code Laws
Of South Carolina, 1902, Volume 1,
by striking out word "the' on last
line of said section, and inserting
word "no" in lieu thereof.
To authorize town of Saluda, in
Saluda county, upon petition Of free
holders, etc.
To incorporate the Middle Carolina
and Western railroad company.
To provide a punishment for in
decent exposure Of person.
To repeal Section 360-362, both in
elusive, of Criminal Code of South
Carolina, and to enact certain Sec
tions in lieu thereof. Senator Man
ning's Criminal Code relative to the
fertilizer laws.
To repeal Act l, Chapter XXXIV,
Title XI, being Section 1,529-15,429,
both inclusive, as now contained in
Volume / Of Code of Laws of South
| Carolina, etc. Mr.. Hardin's fertillz-
er BILL
To provide for the resurvey and To-
cation of the boundary lines between
Edgefeld and Aiken, and between
Sumter and Lee counties.
To amend an Act entitled an Act
to fix the amount of compensation to
be paid to the county officers of the
yarious counties Of the state.
To authorize the trustees Of Dill
lon school district to levy and collect
additional local tax therein.
To authorize the city Of George
town to lease to Georgetown Rifle
Guards certain property in George
town for period Of SO years.
To amend Section 667 so as to in
! clude foreign countries to permit
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To provide for the examination by
expert chemists Of the bodies OF de-
ceased persons supposed to have been
poisoned.
To amend Section 1927 by striking
out Williamsburg.
To amend Section ], Of an Act re-
lative to the holding OF courts. Fix
ing the time for courts. particularly
applicable to the I'd circuit.
An act to amend an act entitled
IAN act to fix the amount Of the COM
pensation to be paid to the county Of
ficers of the various counties Of the
state" so as to increase compensa-
ton Of county superintendent OF ed
ucation of williamsburg county.
Act to permit the school trustees of
Fair Forest school district of Spar
tanburg county to erect certain build
ines from the public school funds
of said school district.
Act to authorize the county boards
of commissioners of Georgetown and
Williamsburg counties to build a
stationary steel bridge over Black
Minco Creek on the County Line road
at point known as Black Mingo
bridge.
Act to authorize the city Of Able
Vile to subscribe to the capital stock
of any railroad company building a
railroad from Abbeyille to or through
Due West, in Abbeville county.
Act to provide rural police for
that portion of Charleston county ly-
inc between the Asheley and Cooper
rivers and the northern boundaries OF
the city of Charleston and the coun-
ty 6f Charleston.
Act to define the limits of School
District No. II. in Lexington county.
Act to require the supervisors OF
registration for Aiken county to re-
wise the registration books and the
county board Of commissioners to
pay for same.
Act to require and provide for re-
vision of: the registration books OF
Florence county.
Act to create a new township IN
Aiken county to be known as Lang
ley.
Act to require Southern Railway
company to build depots at Lancas-
ter.
Act to authorize the county board
Of commissioners Of. Lee county to
sell lot known as court house lot, ex-
cept right of way, for purposes OF IN
gress and egress to and from county
jail and premises belonging thereto
and purchase with proceeds another
lot on which to erect a public court
house building or deposit said pro-
ceeds in bank at not less than tour
per cent interest.
Joint resolution, authorizing the
appointment Of commission to in
vestigate the financial affairs OF
Hampton county.
Joint resolution to provide for au-
| diting and payment of the expenses
of the special election held in Sum-
ter and Cherokee counties.
Act to amend Section II Of an Act
entitled can act to regulate the prac-
tice of medicine in South Carolina,
to provide for a state board Of medl-
cal examiners and define their duties
and powers,' approved the 9th day
of February, A: D. 1904, by direct
ing that license fees paid by apph-
cants be turned into the general funds
of this state.
Act to amend Section l, Of can
Act to amend Section 565, Volume 2,
Code Of Laws Of South Carolina,
1902, Criminal Code,) as to compen-
sation of county boards Of control IN
Aiken county," approved February
g., A. D., 1904, by striking out the
words "thirty-six,'' on line 25 of
said section, and after the words
"not more than,'' and before the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-23

"Patching and darning, as usual,
are you9'' said the caller. "Yes,"
answered Mrs. Lapsling, ~ tell Sam
uel I save him a good deal Of money
BY being so mendacious. Chicago
Tribune.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-23
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"How to ksep off periodic attacks Of.
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was a mystery that Dr.. Kings NeVN
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-23

"a man always gets on easy by
taking his wife's advice.'' "Yes,''
answered Mr.. Meekton. ''Whea
things turn out badly, there isn't. 50
much talk about it. it.''-Philadelphia
Inquirer.
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In Self Defense

Major Hann, editor and manager
the Constitutionaiist, Eminence, KY,
when he was fercely attacked. four
years ago. by Piles, bought box Of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Of which he
says: 1T cured me in ten days and NO
trouble since" Quickest; healer of
Burns, Sores, Cuts and Wounds. 25e,
at W. E Pelham & Sons drug store
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-23

commissioners Of deeds from foreign
| countries.
Increasing the salary Of the county
commissioners and their clerk in
Marion and increasing the salary OF
the coroner in Richland. and also re-
lating 10 Chesterfield. Fairfield and
Colleton.
To allow Johnsonvillc school dis
trict, in Williamsburg county, and
Sardis school district, in Florence, to
levy an additional tax.
To pay DR.. J. E. Brockinton $3.50
for stock killed by the state veterlna-
rian.
To increase salary Of Aiken board
Of control.
To increase pay Of certain officers
in Cherokee.
To amend dispensary law, making
regulations as to other counties the
same in Horny and Beaufort.
/ To correct a typographical error in
the Act creating Clyde Township, in
Darlington county.
The general bill on voting precincts.
Appointing bank examiner.
TLo ,o,,ro fooS hill
To appropriate $4,000 for the
Jamestown exposition.
To amend the law on land liens.
Relating to salary Of county officers
in Greenwood and Berkeley.
| To increase the salary of supervis-
or and number Of days service Of
county commissioners in Saluda.
To establish an industrial school
for boys-the reformatory.
To make Thursday of Fair week a
legal holiday in Richland.
To allow Allendale to issue $10,-
900 in bonds for municipal improve
ment.
To change. the time Of holding
courts in Berkeley. .......,
To allow Wards school district, In
Saluda, to hold an election on issue Of
| bonds.
To allow: an illegitimate child to in
herit from it's mother.
Joint resolution to pay DIR. J. &.
Watson $62 for attending smallpox
cases in Anderson.
Joint resolution to hold an election
in Colleton as to exemption from the
general stock law.
To allow Greenville to issue bonds
in the sum of $4,000 to pay past in
debtedness.
To allow Horny county commission
ers to sell poor farm lands and to
purchase others.
Joint resolution to buy 50 copies Of
Elzas's "The Jews Of South Caro-
lina.''
To incorporate the Piedmont Pow
er company. 4
Joint resolution to pay claims Of
Simons in Barnwell. -.
To change the name Of the Saluda
River Power company to the Green
ville-C Carolina Power company and al
lowing the company to build dam
across the Saluda below the present
one.
To allow suits against insurance
companies to be brought in the coun-
ties where the loss occurs.
Joint resolution to pay G. 0. Hart
$3.50.
Joint resolution to have Saluda
court expenses for 1908 audited.
The Fish commissions bill. To al
low Tatum school district in Marl-
boro to collect matriculation fee Of
50.
Relating to the salaries Of Lexlngg-
ton and Dorchester county officers.
To allow South Carolina college to
close College street between Plckens
and Bull, and to open Pickens be-
tween Green and Pendleton streets.
To require common carriers to re-
weigh freight and to establish scales
for that purpose.
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Mrs. Cosey- yer husband any u.
infoooenee9 ::
Mrs. Hogaain--Begobs, he's under ii
all the time.-New Sun:
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19

Radke & Co. are showing the most
exclusive line of toilet articles In San
Francisco. Send US your order by mail.
and IT will receive prompt attention
Bush st. and Van Ness ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
NO LICENSE FOR BAssrTy

on the statement of Captain John
Martin that the building at 715 Com
merciai street was 20 be occupied as
an Infamous resort under management
OF Jerome Bassity the Police Commits
sioners refused last night the appli-
cation of Chris Anderson for a license
TO sell liquor on the premises. Twenty
one licenses were granted.
The Civil Service Commission having
questioned the appointment Of Howard
Vernon as stenographer to the Police
Commission the latter body took the
nomination under further advisement.
The name of Heney ~ Wagner of Los
Angeles was dropped from the eligible
list Of candidates for places on the
force. the resignation Of Policeman r.
A Lysefte was accepted and, the case
OF Policeman Dan Owens hned 500
for alleged drunkenness was reopened,
the commissioners believing that
Owens was falsely charged.
Charges against @. A. Henderson. a
saloon keeper at Eighth avenue and
Fulton street, were dismissed
Citizens of the Mission hied n pro-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
ADLER INDICTMENT STANDS
Judge Lawior Denies Motions TO Dis
miss and Strike From Files

Judge Eawior Denies Motions TO Dis
miss and Strike From Files
Nathan NJ Adlers attempts to have
the indictment charging him with per
fury before the Grand Jury set aside
on technical grounds have so far failed.
After several days OF argument and
examination of grand jurors Adler
motion to set aside the Indictment
against him was denied yesterday by
Judge Lawlor. a motion by his attor-
new Marcus Rosenthal. to have the in
dictment struck from the files was also
denied. and a demurrer was filed, which
will be brought up for argument Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Secretary George @. Burnett of the
Grand Jury was on the stand yesterday
after having examined the Grand Jury
minutes, and testified that Marcus Ros-
enthal was not called before the Grand
Jury until after the Indictment against
Adler had been voted, and that Rosen
thai was called in connection with ths
French restaurant cases, and not In
connection with the Adler matter.
Rosenthal testified that he had been
called before the Grand Jury and that
he there testified regarding Adler's ap-
plication for a renewal Of his liquor
license and the proceedings before the
Police Commission relating TO this IT,
cense; that he also testified regarding
a conversation with Adler after the re-
newal Of this license, and that finally
he testified concerning Adier's employ
ment of Ruef as his attorney after the
Police Commission had acted on the H.
cense. Rosenthal could not stats
whether he had been summoned before
the Grand jury as a witness in ths
French restaurant cases or whether II
yaS as witness in the Adler case,
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
HICKS IS LOSING.
HIS REASON
continued From Page 1, Column

stroke Of the pick. every plunge OF the
shovel. Their drawn faces alone peile
In this case. at any rate. the statement
that money is more to corporation than
life. There Is no sleep for them, no
moment of relief. Haggard and worn
they restIes-'v pace the floor In vain
effort to cal I .heir emotions. Down IN
Los Angelo the company offce IS
closed. as IL in mourning, for the hre
Of a man is in danger, and by orders
from high up every tap of work mas
been suspended on the gigantic pro-
Ject, involving millions. even to the
meanest blacksmith forge In the can
yon.
To effect a rescue the party must
cross the tunnel above Hicks, then drop
four feet to his level and attempt to
release him from behind. Two huge
boulders block the way. making this
detour necessary. and another above
Hicks keeps him in mortal anguish and
prevents his rescuers from making any
move which is not cautious and the
effects OF which are not thoroughly
calculated.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
STREET CAR FIRED
ON BY SOLDIERS
Trouble Over Fare Results
in Army Men Pouring a
Volley Against the Coach
ASSAILANTS ESCAPE

PENSACOLA, Fla, Dec. 1S.-Charses
have been preferred by a conductor of
a street car from Pensacola to Fort
Barrancas. alleging that soldiers at
that post fred on his car from ambush
at 10 o'clock tonight. Officers of the
post are investigating
The conductor says that on leaving
Pensacola for the fort, ten miles dis
tant, he had trouble with an artillery
man about his fare. When he at
tempted TO eject the soldier from the
car his comrades rushed to his assist
ance, and one of them threatened the
conductor with a club.
The streetcar man drew revolver
and stood of the soldiers. however.
The artilleryman who caused the trou-
BILE was arrested by the civil authori-
ties.
On reaching Fort Barrancas the SOL
diers, about twenty in number. alighted.
The car stopped ten minutes at the
fort before beginning the return trip.
The conductor declares that within a
short distance from the post on the
return trip a volley was fired at him.
He was on the rear platform and
alighted. returning the fire with his
revolver. He says his assailants. whom
he recognised as soldiers, then fed
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
DEPUTIES
UPHOLD CABINET
Agree Not to Press Question
of Treating Priests as Sub
jects Of Foreign Power
BILLS KEPT INTACT

decided not to separate into several
bills the amendments to the church and
state separation law Of 1908, which
were read in the Chamber Of Deputies
December 15 by NJ. BRAND, Minister of
Public Worship and Instruction. and
then sent to the committee of the
Chamber.
The Chamber this evening agreed to
the question of treating recalcitrant
priests as subjects of foreign power
until its preliminary examination OF
the clauses of the entire proposition.
except the one relating to pensions and
allowances of the clergy, an agreement
which was left over, has been COM
pleted.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
HICKS GIVES HISTORY

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1s.-According
to a special dispatch, Hicks. the en-
tomber miner at Edison. near bakers
field, after asking II the information
was to be used in an obituary, gave
the following to an inquirer as to his
personal history:
enlisted In Troop A. First Kentucky Cav
airy. in 1898 and later served In Company ID
of the Twenty-eighth ard Company II OF the
Thirtieth regiments of infantry. | was three
years 10 Manila as a soldier and civilian.
In the latter capacity I was cobbler. r
I am 3s wears old. and have a married daueh-
ter. Mira, Henry wagars In Manchester. KY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19

test with the commissioners against
liquor licenses being granted for places
near the Mission Dolores Church. w.
z. Parker and James Dickie of the
Potrero appeared before the board to
ask that no more liquor licenses be
granted within the section bounded by
Seventeenth. Twenty-t third. Iowa and
Carolina streets, and that better police
supervision be maintained over the
places already opened
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
CAUSE or ACCIDENT
San Bernardino Man says There Was
Lack Of Timber

SAN BERNARDINO. Dec. 1s.-Gus
M &c Elvaine. City Street superintendent,
who is also a practical mining man,
was offered the position of superin-
tending the sinking of the shaft OF the
Edison Company In Kern County. where
Hicks II entomb bed, but declined.
Engineer Finkle opened negotiations
with McElvaine before the shaft was
started. He proposed to sink 9oo-foot
shaft without timbering, but McEivaine
insisted that the shaft would have to
be timbered This lost him the job.
1t is believed here that the lack of
accident.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
OMAN CASE PosTPoNEu

The cases of conspiracy against Abe
Ruef and Police Chief Dinan and OF
perjury against Dinan were called in
Judge Dunne's court yesterday morn
ing. but as copies of the indictments
had not reached the defendants the ar
raignment was put over to Friday
morning at 10 o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
SALOONS MUST CLOSE AT 1 A. M

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1S.-The city
ordinance providing for the closing OF
saloons between the hours Of l and a.
M. which was passed by the Upper
House last night, became a law today
when IT was signed by Mayor Boards
ley. The restriction is In addition to
the closing, under the State law. OF all
saloons on Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
TROOPS USED AT LEvAL

PARIS, Dec. 1S.-The use of troops
in taking over ecclesiastical edifices
under the separation law has been
necessary thus far only at Leval
where the students barricaded them
selves In the seminary
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
DEATH OF WEALTHY PRELATE

ROME. Dec 1s.-The death was an
nounced today of Monsignor Adami.
one of the most wealthy Roman prel-
ates During his lifetime Monsignor
Adami made valuable presents to Pope
Leo XIII and Plus x, his gift to the
latter being a gold pectoria cross set
with brilliants, and by his will he left
100000 to the Pope.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
RUSSIA AND JAPAN
NEAR AGREEMENT

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1s.-The
Russo-Japanese negotiations, the status
of which last week were highly unsat-
isfactory, have entered upon a favor
able stage and a rupture is no longer
anticipated 1t is believed that a salts
factory arrangement, defining the ex-
tent to which the Japanese shall enjoy
fishing rights on the Siberian coasts
and also giving the Japanese the privi-
lege of acquiring stations ashore for
drying fish, will be attainable without
the suggested appeal to the good offices
OF other powers
Jsde HatpIns, 11.0o
more, below Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
wAsHBURN SUCCEEDS HOAR

WORCESTER. Mass, Dec. 1S.-
Charles G. Washburn, Republican, was
elected Representative In Congress<1or
the Third District to fill the va BY
caused by the death of Rocky xod
Hoar.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
NATIONAL BANKS DEposIrARIEs

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s-Senator
Depew today introduced bill author
izing any national bank to be desig-
mated as depositary of public moneys.
Under existing law no bank with less
than $4,000 capital can be so desig-
mated