The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-02-18

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Of an act entitled "An act to provide
for the appointment of bank ex
amlner and TO define the duties of
his office" approved February %,
1906.
The following were among the new
bills offered:
MIR. Hardin-A joint resolution
proposing an amendment to section
26, article 4, of the constitution re-
iating to the charge by judges TO
iuries.
Mr.. ChristenseR-To amend an act
entitled "An act to establish an in
dustrial school TO- boys and provide
for its government and maintenance.
approved oath day of February, 1906.
The House took up the appropria-
ton bill.
The following new bills are among
those presented:
Mr.. Rucker-To provide for pat
rolling the Savannah river for the
protection of fish.
Mr.. Wells-To prevent any deduc-
ton from weights of cotton for bag
ging and ties.
MIR. NJ. l.. Smith-To repeal an act
entitled CAN act to establish an in
Urinary for Confederate veterans"
and dispose of the property belong
ing to the same.
| Mr.. McMahan-To amend an act
entitled can act to authorize the
sheriff of any county of this State
to appoint deputy sheriff or deputy
| sheriffs for fair association.
Committee OH Privileges and Elec-
tlons-To amend the law in relation
to the names and locations of the
voting precincts in this State.
Mr.. Harris-To provide for the re-
lief of sureties upon the bonds Of
persons acting in Il tiduciary capacity.
Mr.. Wells-Proposing to amend
section Z, article s, of the constitu-
ton. relating to the municipal bond
ed Indebtedness.
Mr.. Daniels-To amend an act ell
titled "An act to amend section 553
of the criminal code of South Caro-
lima. confning the hunting of certain
birds and deer to the period begin
ming November Is and ending March
l, following, so as to strike out Lex
ington," approved the Goth day of
February A. d. 1908, so as to strike
out Saluda.
On Thursday Hon. d. f. Hydrick
| was elected OH the fifth ballot for
| Associate Justice of Supreme Court
After the fourth ballot Mr. John c.
Sheppard had his name withdrawn
and the deadlock was broken.
Among the new bills presented in
the Senate Thursday was that of
Mr.. Harvey-To prohibit persons
owning or keeping sheep killing dogs
Many bills passed their third read
ing. Among them are the following:
Mr.. Lide-To incorporate the Ed
isto Power Company, with certain
rights, privileges, immunities and
liabilities
Mr.. Bass-To regulate the stats
ties of leaf tobacco sold upon the
floors of leaf tobacco warehouses of
South Carlina.
Mr.. Earle-Relatirg to actions for
the recovery of personal property.
Mr.. Christensen-To further pro-
vide for winding up the affairs of the
State dispensary and for the sale of
real estate heretofore used in con-
ducting the dispensary
Mr.. Waller-To amend sections
1883 and 1884, code of laws of South
Carolina, 1902, volume /. with refer
ence to remuneration of dover.
Mr.. Weston-To amend section
94S, code of laws of South Carolina.
volume l, relating to the probate of
deeds beyond the limits of this state.
The following passed their second
reading at the night session:
Mr.. Earle-A bill to regulate the
sale of paints and prescribe penalties.
Mr.. Kibler-To amend the charter
of the Lutheran synod of South Car
olina.
Mr.. Watson-To amend an act es-
tablishing the insurance department
of South Carolina.
Mr.. Kelley-To provide for relief
of sureties upon the bonds of per-
sons acting in fiduciary capacity.
Mr.. Mauldin-To make it unlaw-
full to pay dividends on stock in any
corporations unless the same are
actually earned.
Mr.. Cosgrove-To declare the will
full or wanton burning of any build. |
ing which is insured felony and to
provide punishment therefor. This
bill was amended so as to make the
provisions touch only one who shall
afterwards apply for insurance upon
the building burned, also that the bill!
shall rot affect the present law Oil
arson.
Mr.. Laney-To regulate the safe,
manufacture and delivery of CONNER
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