The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-02-04
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law so as to include within its pro-
visions turkeys, geese, guineas, ducks
and chickens.
Mr.. Cothran-To amend section
9SS relating to magistrates acting as
corcnc-
| Mr. T. p. Cothran-To amend Sec
ton 273G. volume !. code of laws,
| A. ID. 1902. relating 10 powers of cir
cult judges at chambers.
| Mr.. Cothran-To amend sections
24o, 241 and 244 Of chapter IL, al.
ticle relating to election of elector,
OF president and vice president.
Mr. Dixon-To amend section 4O3,
code of laws, South Carolina. volume
] L, relating to reports of county
treasurer.
Mr.. NJ. L. Smith offered bill re-
stricting the sale of all intoxicat-
ing liquors, providing, however, for
sasramental wine.
| Mr.. McColl-To provide for bene-
fetal scholarships in the University
of South Carolina.
The following bills were intro
duced in the Senate Thursday:
Mr.. Carlisle-To prohibit women
and children under the age of l6
years from working in cotton and
woolen mills between the hour of .
p. m. and the hour of a. m. and
prescribing punishment for violating
the same.
Mr.. Carlisle-A bill to provide foe
fire escapes in certain classes cf
hotels in this State.
Mr.. Lide-To repeal section 1905,
volume l. code of laws, 1902, relating
to the Colored Normal and Industrial
Agricultural and Mechanical college
of South Carolina and to enlarge tho
powers of the board of trustees of
said college.
Mr.. Laney-A bill to regulate the
manufacture, sale and delivery Of
commercial fertilizers and to provide
penalties and punishment for viola
tions of this act.
| Mr.. Wharton-To amend section
33 of an act entitled can act to
declare the law in reference to and
to regulate the manufacture, sale, use
consumption. transportation and dis
position of alcoholic liquors and bev-
erages within this State and to police
the same" approved the 10th day Of
February, A. d. 1907, relating to
powers of county dispensary boards.
| Mr. Graydon-To provide for ben
efciary scholarships in the Univer-
sity of South Carolina.
| Mr.. A. Johnson-To amend section
2 of al act entitled "An act relat-
ing to the selection, drawing, sum
moning of jurors in the circuit courts
of this State" approved 7th day of
February, A. ID. 1902, by changing
the time of preparing the jury lis.
from December to July.
Mr.. Laney-To further regulat e
the running of motor vehicles in
this State.
Mr. Bass-For the protection of
game fish IN the State of South Caro-
lima and for repeal of certain laws
relating thereto.
| Mr. Graydon-A bill to fix the liza
bility of common carriers by rail
roads to their employees in certain
cases.
Mr.. Gravdon-To fix the place Of
trial in all actions to recover the
penalty fixed by statute for delay.
loss or damage to freight by common
carriers.
| Mr.. Harvey-To amend section 979,
volume code of laws. 1902.
In the House a goodly number of
bills were introduced, i'll part as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Lengnick-To amend an act
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catching. gathering, sale, exporting
or canning of oysters, terrapins.
CLANS, shad and sturgeon, to provide
for the licensing thereof, and to pro-
vide for the leasing of public lands
suitable for the cultivation thereof.
| Mr.. Clarke-To abolish tuition fees
at Winthrop Normal and Industrial
college and at Clemson Agricultural
College of South aCrolina.
| Mr.. Ayer-To require county treas.
urcrs of the State to deposit in char
tered banks surplus or unsued funds
at interest.
Mr.. Ayer-T1 further provide for
the examination of and the issuing
! of certificates to teachers and TO
further define the duties of the State
board of education and the county
boards Of education relative thereto.
| Mr.. Rucker-To create two school
funds to be known as school fund
No. l for white children. and school
fund No. 2 for negro children and 10
allow each taxpayer to designate the
application of his taxes for school
purposes
Mr.. Gasque-To amend section 664
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