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

eHciarN ScHoiaTSHlpS III vhe OnlVef-
sity Of South Carolina.
Mr.. A. .Iohnson-To amend section
2 of an act entitled can act relat-
ing to the selection. drawing, sum
moning of jurors in the circuit courts
of this State" approved 9TH day of
February, A. d. 1902, by changing
the time of preparing the jury list
from December TO July.
Mr.. Laney-To further regulate
the running Of motor vehicles in
this State.
Mr.. Bass-For the protection of
game fish in the State of South Caro-
Una and for repeal of certain laws
relating thereto.
Mr.. Graydon-A DILL to fix the liza
bility of common carriers by rail
roads to their employees in certain
| cases.
Mr.. Graydon-To fix the place of
rial 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, in part as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Lengnick-To amend an act
| entitled can act to regulate the
catching, gathering. sale, exporting
)r canning of oysters, terrapins.
lams, shad and sturgeon. to provide
sor the licensing thereof. and to pro-
/ iide 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-Po require county treas
lrers of the State to deposit in char
:ered banks surplus or unsued funds
1t interest.
Mr.. Ayer-To further provide for
he examination of and the issuing
of certificates t. 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
lund 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
DO volume l, code. providing for
registration of notaries public.
Mr.. Harmon-To prohibit the man
nfacture and sale of matches. other
than safety matches.
Mr.. Bcrg-To require the reris-
tration of all births of children in
the State.
Mr.. Berg-To require license for
marriages.
Mr.. p. P. Sullivan-Joint resolu-
ton to submit to the voters the
question of the repeal of the home
stead law.
MIR. Carey-To provide for taking
the dispositions of female witnesses
In eases of rape and assault with in
tent to rape.
Mr.. Nicholson-To lengthen the
school term.
Mr.. Hydrick- amend section
5000, volume l, code of laws of South
Carolina. 1902. requiring that crops
be up and growing to make mort
gage valid.
Mr.. E. NJ. Rucker-To prohibit
any city or town from making. il
unlawful to sell lunches on Sunday.
Mr.. Williams-To amend section
2S9 of the criminal code of South
Carolina. 1902, relating to the crime
Of bigamy and changing the punish
ment thereof.
Mr. W. S. Utsoy-To define the
crimes of cheating and swindling and
to provide the punishment thereof.
Mr.. Rucker-To abolish capitol
punishment in this State except in
certain cases.
The following bills were introduced
in the senate Friday:
Mr.. Carlisle-Providing for the
erection of fire escapes in hotels:
regulating the conduct of such hotels
and providing for the appointment
of inspector of hotels.
Mr.. Crosson-To make it a mis-
demeanor to spit upon the floor of
passenger coaches and cars.
Mr.. Grfiin-To provide for BIZ
ennlai sessions of the general as
sembly.
Mr. Stewart-To amend the law
establishing department of agri-
riculture, commerce and immigration.
so as to eliminate the word "immi-
grafton" and clauses relating there
to, substituting in lieu thereof the
word industries and to incorpor-
ate provisions relating thereto.
On Friday the following bills were
presented in the House:
Mr.. Seibels (by reauesn-To pre-
scribe a mileage base for making
freight rates for all roads in South
Carolina.
Mr.. A. G. Brice-To amend section
2456, chapter So of volume l of the
code, relating to the recording Of
deeds, mortgages and other instru
ments, limiting the time to 20 davs
after 1st of May, 1909.
Mr., Seibels (by request) -Requir