The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-01-22
IlE lEe!sllIURE.


un1ne ecssion of Scnate-vcto by tho
0overRoe->AIsny New Rills-Ap-
upoRenpeat os Commistees-The Wa
aeR 0ncsion.
C0laNbia. Jan. 1.-THE house yes
1srday after dsvotins nm hour TO tn.
ooan1esrstlon cf the calendar passed
Y 80 III to = third reading. substituted
: oecoNl reading bill for the only third
\ Soadlag bts, on the calendar and at
ounde4 TO some Of the minor details,
K 1os>1y Adjosrring TO meet today at II
& ~<'och
Ihers were a aood Of now bills,
r oomo of which have already been
u>ontioRsd In the. state. and others
9rlng published elsewhere. Mr.. Rich
1Fdf MI for IN appropriation for
yvlnthrop college calling Tor $4,000
oh1s .ysSr ana . like amount in 1900
vos given Us first reading. Dr. John
upa has ylxtsd that fhe Peabody fund
vnl eivc >is.soo should this aprropri-
nnloa be given. A
Aaer fhe reading OF the calSndar
, Nh>cA pxssed over or killed nearly
+ &vety hssl the speaker announces the
1bnowins appointments;
commsttss ON public printins--Mr
~ =. Brysn. .t,
co~r'ssss en- aceount.---AIr. r. NJ
Ryah.
\ >emmittec on State house and
R1pntk Mr. 4. ~. Major.
4 uounniteec on education---Mr. ". w.
Ultdh. Mr.. NJ. B. wannamaker.
'cshsl<les on railroads-Nr. r. N.
censi<>cs on Internal improve
unouo1- -aer ~. y. wannamaxer.
cssnni<to on ssats hospital Tor tn.
npns-srr. ,: y, Major. Mr.. N. w.
esnn'ssss ON miIlsary--mr. :. N
<,s~snstss en- dispsnsary-Mr. N.
. - Anso6a.
opr.nisses on "Trip q wr.threr COL
\ 49, IT. anvs. nlr. Derham.
1he speskss anneunesd the foiliw-
4 81 eppssa<Hents:
NJ 1ooN ceesler--N. o. Pylos. q
peePhseeers-~J. .. nssrilss. o. T.
Ge1<11o. osssss a. MORROW. j,
\. yaDs--J. D. Nersll. rxampton
trreA = Wa,tor Hill J. Ralph Ar
Aoonkes's % -Danis, ,Rrewn.
y Dost pes>~v~- Izsnsy 1iIlam. sam
0oReaA. nave orSsn. Ike DAVIS.
1a N~1a q epartaAhurs then stat
"a ~ ~ Aeslred 10 rise 70 . question
- pssssnas tssvssrss ne wanted to
I epG11n ehat n view ~ che criticism
- ~ .paosts M ths purchase cf'
ppq GorleU water mat ~ intended
- seasetIoa on the Columbia watcr-
re1o on<. although his motive might
<0~vo oeca alssaJsrssood. he believed
- = c1ess attention had bssu pasd
60 ~ sessarts Il would have BEEN un-
mu(on1 tha< lhs motion was made
~ - bese Interests Of the members.
- - ~ advised By ayIicians that
- W>>er (rom Oisnn Springs would
1pneoe ne Gsmb~ra
-. sraaspe snovtd that the motion
- M s'ls~a sprinss water bs recon-
~. NasA explained that tho con-
tzu4 rr wstvr At ~ cents per gallon
- alsesdv besn signed and Mr..
olaepe Withdrew his motion.
rHE SENATE.
= NY shCrs seS<icn Of the senate
Uos hs,A yesterday After tho inaro-
'1ostl6o of scw bills. Mr.. Christensen
- ehp e"ms'ttts~ on printing submit
- favorable report upon Senator
Dlsase'~ sescsution. relating 10 public
prsatins.
Nr Ckv1stsHseu introduced q reso-
1.tion urssss that all changes neces-
ory In the xcnerai supply bill. the
snasistrntc's call and tho legislative
unpply oi,s- no handed In at once. The
gvooisal,n was adopted.
- rese luts"n wis offered hy Sena-
onr Hesse previding that leave be-
nGvonseA for th- immediate introduc-
aDuA a n bsli I" charter the great
.Duncn - south Carolina OF Imrrcvod
Order - re N~n. The resolution was
'sScsHeS ss yea and nay vote.
The feuowsnx resolution. introduced