Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1907-02-21

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i'll such cities or towns; nm addition al
tax of two mills in the school district
of the city of Columbia In lieu of any
special tax authorized TO be levied
by an act entitled "An act to pro-
vide for the establishment of q new
school district in Richsand county
and to authorize the lew and collcc-
tfon of the local tax therein" ap-
proved December -. 1880. That the
county supervisor is hereby authoriz-
ed to draw his warrant upon the
treasurer Of Rich1and county for the
sum of SlO0:' TO the credit of the cor
oner of Richland county. who shall
be paid therefrom upon the approval
of the county board for stenog~aph-
ic work for inquests and for actual
expenses for the removal of dead
bodies, and any surplus remaining
shall be returned to the treasurer of
Richland county on. January |, 1908.
Saluda-Ordinary IA mills, debt
IA mill.
Spartanburg- Ordinary 3 mills,
ROAD tax l mill, interest 3-4 mills.
loan IA mill, building roads 1 mill,
LuiiN i-- luAll.
Sumter-Ordinary 3-4 mills, debt
3-4 mill.
Union-Ordinary 1-2 mills, road
tax l mill railroad bonds l mill,
debt l mill, permanent road improve
ments l mill, aid Confederate veter-
ans mill.
Williamsburg - Ordinary 3 1-2
mills.
York-Ordinary 4 mills, Catawba
township = mills, Ebenezer 1 mill,
York 3 mills.
Notice of amendments was given
and many changes will be made in
the senate in the levies published.
To Wind Up Dispensary Affairs.
In view of the passage of the Car
eey-Cothran bill the following act was
introduced in the house to close ND
the affairs of the State dispensary:
Section l. That immediately up
on the approval of this act the gov
ernor shall appoint a commission con-
SlstlnS of five members, none Of
whom shall be members of the gener-
al assembly, 70 be known as the State
dispensary commission, who shall
each give bond for the faithful pre-
!ormance of the duties required in
the sum of $4,000.
immediately organize by the election
OF chairman and n secretary fren
their number.
"Sec. B. II shall be the duty Of
SAID commission TO close out the ell r
tire business and property of tn
State dispensaly, including stock il
the several county dispensaries, by
disposing of all goods and property
connected Herewith, by collecting all
debts due and by paying from the
proceeds thereof all just liabilities at
the earliest practicable date. Said
commission shall be at liberty to
make such disposition upon such
terms, times and conditions as their
judgment may dictate: Provided,
That no alcoholic liquors or beers
shall be disposed of within this State
except to county aispensary boards,
and all liquors illegally bought by the
present management shall be return
ed to the person from whom purchas-
cd.
Sec. 4. The compensation of each
member of said commission shall be
So per day for each day actually en-
ployed about the business, and act
ual expenses for the time engaged: A:
Provided, They shall receive no COM
pensation for services rendered on
this commission after January ], 1908
Sec. 5. That said commission
shall pay to the State treasurer, after
deducting their compensation and
other expenses allowed by this act,
all surplus funds on hand paying all
liabilities.
"'Sec. 6. The said commission is
hereby authorized to employ such
book keepers, accountants, clerks, as
sistants and employees as they may
deem necessary and to contract with
them at the time of employment for
their compensation.
"Sec. Z. The said commission
shall submit to the governor at the
earliest day practicable a complete
inventory of all property received by
them with statement of the liabil-
tiles of the State dispensary, and as
soon as the affairs are liquidated O
report in full of their actings and
doings."
Bills Sent to Senate.
The following third reading bills
were sent to the senate by the house.
Ways and Means CommittS~A
bill to raise supplies and make ap-
preparations for the fiscal year COM
mencing 1907.
Mr.. Toole-A bill to limit the hours
of labor In cotton and woolen> mills.
Mr.. Holliday-A blk to amend an
act entitled can act to amend Sec
zion 392, volume !, code of laws
South Carolina, 1902, so as to IN