Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1909-01-28

or other such travelling shows ex-
hibiting under canvass or outdoors
for gain.
Mr.. Ashley-To amend an act en-.
titled AN act TO provide mini
mum sum for the annual appropria-
ticn for pensions, and fixing the same
at $25O,O00.' approved the 10th day
of February, A. ID. 1907, so as to
further provide for the distribution
of artificial limbs to CERTAIN Confed-
crate soldiers
Mr.. j. H. Foster-To prevent for
feiture of insurance because of con-
veyance on lien recorded.
Mr. lrby-Relating to sales of mer-
chandise on accounts secured by ag-
ricultural and chatte! mortgages.
Mr.. lrby-1o amend an act en-.
titled can act to regulate the en-
ployment of children in factories.
mines and manufacturing establish.
ments in this State"
Mr.. Garris-To declare and define
the conditions upon which foreign
fire insurance corporations may en-
gage in and carry on business in this
button of the fund arising from the
compliance with such conditions.
Mr.. McMahan-To provide for the
establishment and maintenance of =
county police system for the better
protection of person and property
within this State, e. 'cially in the
rural districts.
Mr.. Dixon-To pypvide for recov
cry of wages due % manufacturing
establishments to employees and pro-
vldlng a penalty.
Nh. Dixon-To require common
carriers TO post notice of belated
trains. giving time and cause. and TO
provide penalty for neglect there
Of
Mr.. DiXon-Licensing the pur-
chase. owning and borrowing of GER
tain deadly wcaponsN
The following new bills were i'll
troduced in the House on Saturday.
Mr.. DiXon-To prevent any cor
poration oragnized and chartered un-
der the laws of this State. or doing
business in tl.is State. from acquir
ing or holding any stock in any other
corporation organized and chartered
or doing business in this State.
Mr.. WellS-To amend an act cn-
TITLED "An act to declare the law in
reference to and to regulate the man.
ufacture, sale, use, consumption. DOS
session. transportation and disposi-
tion of alcoholic liquors.''
MIR. Dixon-To require insurance
companies to pay 10 per cent of the
recovery on any policy as attorney
fee on policies in cases where suit is
brought by the beneficiary.
Mr.. Patterson-To establish a
State board of health and define its
powers and duties.
Mr.. Clary-To pay coroners'
juries
Mr.. Clary-To amend the pension
laws by adding another section. pro-
viding for the names of widows be-
ing placed on the pension roll.
Mr.. Mann-To repeal an act en-
titled CAN act to provide high schools
for the State"
Mr.. Cantrell-To compel support
of wife and children by husband.
Mr.. Seibels-For the registration
Of deaths in South Carolina.
Mr. Pntterson-To provide for the
registration of school teachers and
to regulate the employment of teach
ers in the public schools.
Mr.. ID. c. Sanders-To declare
new pension law for the State.
Mr. r. p Smith-To declare the
president or such other officer ns
shall have the custody and control of
the funds of any corporation. ex-
cept banking, organized and doing
business under the laws of this State
to make an annual itemized report
under oath to all of the stockholders
Of the said corporation. showing the
actual assets and liabilities of the
said corporation and providing n
for noncompliance with
the terms of this act.
Mr. McMahan-To REQUIRE attend
ance upon school by children be-
tween the ages of g and II years. ex-
cent in certain cases.
Messrs. j. p. Gibson and Moselv--
to prescribe the manner of inflicting
the punishment of death
Inc following passed their third
reading In the Senate on Friday and
became part of the law.
The bill to do away with the 40
day limit after delivery or execution
OF deeds or instruments required to
be recorded in order to constitute
notices to subsequent creditors or
purchasers for valuable considera-
ton without notice was passed to
third reading.
The following bills passed third
reading and were ordered sent over
to the house:
Mr.. Sinkler's bill to regulate the
collection and distribution of dead
bodies for scientific purposes.
Mr.. OTIS bill to amend section
500 of the code of laws of 1902. vol
ume 2, so as to make verdict of a
jury and an order of the court. in
the county where rendered, lien
upon the real estate of the person
against whom it is rendered, from
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