Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1909-01-21

tion 1896, volume l. Code of Laws of
South Carolina. 1902, so as to change
eligibility Of directors, managers or
trustees of corporations.
Mr.. Chas. A. Smith-To amend sec
tion 37S, volume l. Code of Laws of
South Carolina. 1902, so as TO def
nitely fix amount of mileage to be
paid to county boards of eoualzation.
The following bills were introduced
in the Senate on Friday:
| Mr.. Earle-To provide for rcim-
bursemert for loss bv larceny.
| Mr.. Sinkler-To regulate the col
lection and distribution of dead
bodies for scientific purposes.
Mr.. w. j. Johnson-To require in
! suancc companies to invest a part
of their reserve in this State.
Mr.. Carlisle-To amend the code
relating to the aquisiton of lands by
power of eminent domain.
Mr.. Carlislc-A bill to exempt GER
tain property belonging to the Young
Men s Christian associations in this
State from taxation.
Mr.. Carlsle-To amend section
1924. civil code of laws of South
Carolina, 1902, BY increasing widths
of rights of way in certain localities.
Mr. Clifton-A joint resolution to
provide for tax commission and to
define its powers and duties.
Mr. Croft-To amend section 2, ar
!icle 5, of the constitution relating to
associate justices of the supreme
court
Mr.. Hough-To amend local option
aw so as TO provide license of one
'ent per gallon on all whiskeys dis
illed within this State.
Mr.. Otts-To declare the unlawful
sale, barter, storage and keeping in
possession of alcoholic liquors n COM
non nuisance.
Mr.. Rogers-To repeal the act es-
;ablishing a department Of agricul-
,ure, commerce and immigration and
ibollsh the office of the commissioner.
The following new bills were intro
!uced in the house Saturday:
Mr.. Doar-To prohibit manufac-
ure, sale or use of noiseless fire.
lrma.
Mr.. w. s. Hall, Jr-To provide an
additional remedy in homestead pro-
,eedings.
Messrs. John G. Richards, M. T..
smith and c. A. Smith-To provide
or the ciosing>of the several dispen-
aries in this State, and for the sale
If all stocks of liquors, beverages,
lNtures and other property belonging
the several dispensarics.
Mr.. M. l.. Smith, ct al-A bill TO
impose license tax upon all liqtfor
lrummers and persons who solicit
orders or offer for sale liquors or
beverages containing alcohol
The following new bills were intro
iuced in the senate Saturday:
To amend an act entitled "An act
amend section II, criminal code of
South Carolina, volume ,, providing
Tor ten year convicts to serve sem
ence on public works of the county"
approved February %, A. d. 1903, to
work on county chaingang.
Mr. Appetite impose n license
AK upon all liquor drummers and
persons who solicit orders or offer for
sale liquors or beverages containing
alcohol.
Mr.. Carlisle-To amend section
lS96, volume /, code OF laws, 1902,
liking the minimum amount of stock
director OF bank shall own.
Mr.. Woston-To declare the willful
or wanton burning OF any building
which is insured a felony and to pro.
vide punishment therefor
Mr.. Otts-To provide the closing
IF the several dispensaries in this
State and for the sale of all stocks
Of liquors, beverages, fixtures and
other property belonging to the sey.
eral dispensaries.
Mr.. Otts-To prohibit the manufac.
ture. sale, barter, exchange, giving
away to induce the trade, the fur
nishing at public places or otherwise
disposing Of alcoholic, spirituous,
vinous or malt liquors or beverages
by whatsoever name called, which if
drunk to excess will produce intoxi,
cation, except for sale of alcohol in
certain cases upon certain conditions
and except for the sale cf wines for
Sacramental purposes, and TO provide
DpualtipS for tha yiola tio,, fbaraoP