Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-01-15
ON THE SENATE CALENDAR
Many Matters Brought Oyer From
Las; Session. r

Many Matters Brought Oyer From
Las; Session. +
When the State senate was conyen-
ed on Tuesday at noon, there. was
found calendar heavy with bills
brought over from last session. Some
of these will be recommitted, as 9TH
ers will be introduced to replace them
and to make perfections, but. fight
may be made to have. some acted up
,on in their regular order on the cal
endar.
The following bills passed the
house last session and are on the sem
ate calendar as second reading bills:
Mr.. Carson-A bill to provide for
listing and collection Of Communication
ta&. E.
Mr.VonKolnitz-A bill to prevent
those who have been convicted of
crime from obtaining license to buy
seed cotton. :.
;, Mr.. Aull-A bill to, require Clem-
sonscollege to o.payzzz6r all convicts
used. = .s.,~,t.,.-,,
Mr.. Croft-A Joint resolution to
require the State treasurer to pay
costs in a..certain case.
5; Mr.. Hnghes-A bill providing that
?solleetors of payments for any fra
ternal insurance association shall bo
deemed agents Of such society, orders
o. association.
Mr.. Epting-A bill to provide a
game warden for each township.
Nj. Scarbrough-A bill to prevent
the adulteration Of cotton seed meal,
and to provide a punishment for its
adulteration.
Committee on Incorporations-A
bill in relation to the establishment
Of new counties.
Mr.. A. G.. SBrice-A bill to prohibit
the employing Of children under IA
years of age in cotton mills during
school terms, unless such children are
able to read and write. -.
Mr.. Boyd-A@ bill to exempt rural
districts from the operations Of the
compulsory vaccination act.
-. Senate Bills.
The following Senate bills, which
have been read by title only, are. on
the calendar:
Mr. Carlisle-A bill to amend Sec
tion 4O6 of code of laws, South Caro-
lima, 1902, Vol. 1, by changing the
penalty from Is per cent to S.
| Mr.. Carlisle-A bill to regulate tho
manner in which mutual FIRE insuiir.
ance companies may do business, and
their liability.
Mr.. Graydon-A bill. 10 .ri regulate
the practice and declare the law for
damages for the wilful Of wrongful
act, default or neglect of another.
Mr.. Graydon-A bill to require all
cities and towns Of this state~-not
situated on tiaewater to. establish
sewerage bSs.. b,
Mr.; Grasdc@A bill to regulate
the collection OF taxes, and to pro-
vide penalty for failure to pay the
samc. -
Mr.. Christensen-A bill to require
q graduated licensed fee from per-
sons, firms or corporations engaged
in the occupation or business ofsown-
ing and operating hunting preserves.
l. Mr. Earle-A bill to repeal all laws
providing for and allowing attorneys
fees in this State.
Mr. Bates-A bill in relation to the
establishment of new counties.
Mr.. Earle-A bill to provide for
the formation of a phosphate com.
mission, and for fixing royalties on
phosphate rock.
MI. Otts-A joint, resolution pro-
posing to. amend article IL of the
constitution of 1895, relating to,edu-
cation.
Mr.. Toole- A bill to fly. the liza
bility to employees of of,persons, firms
and corporations engaged in the bus.
mess of manufacturing cotton pro-
ducts, mining mineral matter and the
manufacture Of commercial fertli.
zers.
3 Mr.: Grasaon-A bill to prevent
Establishing.
Mr.. Toole- A bill to prescribe the
manner Of commencing criminal ac,
tions against corporations.
Mr. .Laney-A bill providing for
distress warrants for rent and pre-,
scribing the form of procedure by
landlord and tenant in distress war
rants by landlords and replevin by
tenant.
Mr. Kelly-A bill to regulate the
sale and carrying of pistols.
Mr.. Sinkler-A bill to authorize
electric railway, gas and electric. light
companies to lease their properties.
Mr. E6rd-A Joint resolution. rc-
lating to claims made under the
health department. :,
Mr.. Toole-A: bill to secure greater
uniformity in the course of study in
the public schools Of this State.
Mr., Sinkler-A bill to add thrco
new sections, to be known as 3O3a,
3O3b and 303c. relating to the levy
,of + execution s upon, property incapa.
bld of: manuel caption.
Mr. Raysor,--A bill to amend Sec
ton 2o04, OF volume /, Of code OF
laws Of South Carolina, 1902, relat-
ing to the power Of aldermen in the