The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-02-19

kibler, Lawson, League. Lee. McColl,
McEachern. Mckeown, Mann, Mauld-
in. Mobley. MoSeley. Nesbitt. Nichol-
son. Niver. Richards, Ridgell. &. NJ.
Riley. Robertson, RoeSsler, Sanders,
Scarborough, B. \. Shuler. {. I. Shul-
er. {. \. Smith. Spears. Stanley. J.
D. Sullivan. p. p. Sullivan, Suydam,
Vaughan. Way, Whatley. Wingo,
Wyche, Total S.
Nay-Whaley, Amick. NJ. J. Ash
ley. Aver, Browning. F. NJ. Bryan,
BUSH. Carwile. Coker, Cosgrove,
Cothran. Dick, Dixon, Doar, Duvall,
|. Edwards, Foster, Fraser, Fultz,
Garris, Glasscock, Griffin, Harris,
jackson. Lane, Lengnick, McMahan,
Mars, Nunnery, Patterson, Paulling,
Sawyer. Simkins, Wander Horst.
Wade, Wells, Wiggins, Williams. 0.
D. A. Wilson, ". B. Wilson. Total IL
Pairs-Carter and Seibels, Hines
and Tobias, X. P. Smith AMI Brown,
NJ: L. Smith and Rucker, Todd and
Wright, W. L. Riley and Hughes.
Mr.. Roessler. of Charleston. was
the only member from that county
voting against the exemption. By a
vote Of 66 to II the exemption was
refused. All amendments looking to
exemptions were therefore with
drawn
Referendum Defeated.
Mr.. Irby proposed an amendment
looking to vote by the people. a re-
ferendum on two questions. No de-
bate Was allowed, the reviouS ques-
ton having been ordered, thereby cut
ing off debate. The referendum was
killed by a vote Of 60 to 81. Mr.. Gar
ris had an amendment adopted cut
ting the pay Of the expert bookkeep-
er from $40 to S. per day. Bundle
after bundle Of amendments in the
names Of various members were with
drawn. Several hundred amendments
were offered early in the game, when
the filbuster was in progress but in
good faith, they were withdrawn by
stacks.
The house refused to exempt the
counties bordering on the Atlantic
Ocean, and refused to let the act 60
into effect year hence. The bill was
given its second reading with but one
amendment, changing S. to $40.
The bill as passed tonight is pub
lished below.
The first Of the series of prohibl-
tion bills received its second reading
bv a vote of 50 to 10. There were
eight pairs and nine members were
absent and not paired.
Final Vote.
The vote on the final passage of
the bill was:
Yea-To pass the bill: J. W. Ash
ley, Bodie, Bowers, Brice, W. D. Bry-
an, Bunch, Cantrell. Carey, Carrigan,
Coley, Clary, Daniel, Dingle, Ed
wards. Gasque, J. P Gibson, ". P.
Gibson, Graham, Green, Greer, Hail.
Hamer. Harmon, ". c. Harrison,
Horger. Kibler, League, Lee, McEach-
ern. McKeown, Mann. Mauldin, Mob
lev. Moseley, Nesbitt, Niver. Rich
ards. Ridgell, G. NJ. Riley, Robertson
Roes<ler, Sanders. O. L. Sanders,
Scarborough, B. \. Shuler, c. T. Shu-
ler. G. \. Smith, Spears, Stanley, J.
D. Sullivan, P. P. Sullivan, Ctsey,
Vaughn. Way, Whatley, Wingo:
Wyche.-Total 59.
Nay-To kill the bill: Whaley,
Amick. NJ. J. Ashley, Aver. Bowman,
Boyd, Browning, F. NJ. Bryan, Bush
Carwile, Coker, Cothran, Dick. Dix
on. Doar. Duvall, |. Edwards, FOSTER
Fultz, Garris, Glasscock, Griffin. Har-
ris. J. R. Harrison, Hydrick. lrby,
jackson, McMahan, Nunnery. Patter-
son, pau!ling. Sawyer, Simkins, SIM
g!eton. Wander Horst, Wade. Wells,
lViegins, Williams, ". B. Wilson,
Total 40.
Pairs-suydam and Leland. Brown
and X. p. Smith. Nicholson and
Wright. McColl and Fraser, Lawson
and Mars, ". L. Riley and Hughes
Hines and Tobias. NJ. L. Smith and
Rucker, Carter and SeibelS.
Absent and not voting-Berg, Cos
grove, Lane, Lengnick, Todd.
In this vote the pairs are given with
tho fret nam, stated being IN favor