The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08
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with auouc, above named would make
3 total indebtedness for the yea- 1910,
OF, SAY. S2575.Oo.
As 10 this balance that Will De due the
Sinking Fund Commission, Il ne have
not the funds. we seoerally borrow and
paw them hut tha, does noi alter lis be-
ing i liability 20 be .eckon-G with.
Fines, Sc. rs turoed in by mac!s-
.raies are = variable amount. sometimes
small and sometimes considerable, Ut
env rate would say BY the end es :aN
collecting the Indebtedness VIII be very
small, Il 40: ertirely wiped out
have not con. ;n;o details aS 20 what
each department; has SDeni. BIZ: in case
roa wish 20 know further into this
matter. Gao meet YOU =: the po>:oit:ce
Sunday and discuss i, further.
Hoping the above will furnish you
io.orUai,on desired, ! am,
Yours truly.
r c. WELLS.
Clerk Bosri Co. Commits.
Clarendon County.
went over 10 the House this moru-
ing to see wha, I could DO towards
getting my fish Bill! up for ccnSidera-
lion. enc when i, was finally reached oo
the Caleudar Mr. Stevenson OF Chester
feld objected. Coder the rules one oo-
lection prevented consideration at that
time. co.ierred with Mr.. Stevenson
and he withdrew his objection. and
when the Calendar waS finished. and
the bill! was recurred %. the Speaker
announced the objection wsS withdrawn
apd the consideration would De taken
up. whe reupon Mr.. Mi,chum arose ard
ia!ormed the Speaker that Mr.. St.veu-
500 told Tim be would renew the obiec-
tion, but Mr.. Stevenson had left the bal!
and the Speaker ruled tia, the Bill
! would be proceeded with unless there
| was objection, whereupon another men,
ber objected, no, ,h., be was opposed
but be did so because N-. Stevenson
was not present, and be objected as :
! matter o! courtesy 10 Mr. Stevenson.
However, had not the delay occurred /
am sure the bill would have :one 70 its
,hiri reading. and henc,- ou: Of danger
OF being killed. hunted up Mr. S:ev-
ecSon and he assured ME that he would
not Try 20 kill the Bill. bu: tina; he
wished 70 consul, MIR Ojen OF his dele.
..,iou 10 know whether or no; Chester
field Shai! remain 10 The B:il. II j. Is
decided by his delegation IA reiain q their
couc;y be will :.Ss:s; 10 ;'aS>.us The Bill.
hut should they decide :!.a, Chesterfield
does 10. want it they vii! amend by
:aking that count. nu; au,i let the H:ll
pass. 20 ;hinS the Bill wil! re; through
next week: the Clarendon delegation
viii watch il closely. AID requested
,i.e delegations ut the couc;ieS named
in the Bill! 10 also watch i, and see 10 il;
,ha; i, DOES TO, die 90 the Calendar.
aac also 10 go, permi, !: 10 &c; side
Cracked by objections, or amendments.
, have received mauy applications 70.
No.ary Public. some OF which are ac-
co,npanied with i p-;!i!on. This Is up-
o-crSSary. The Act as i,u>>-d 10 the
Senate requires the applicant 20 state
70 which race he belongs, AID tha, be
should be recommended by onc menl-
Der OF the delegation. Some have sent
NE uooey TO pay The fees for the CON-
mission This | nave returned. and
when they ge, poticr Of appointment.
the notice will state the amount .; fee.
aod this CAP he sect directly 10 ;he
Secretary OF State with the required
oath. All arp!ica,iops received bv me
excepting one. have been fled with the
Governor and have nv endorsement.
The one ! did tot hle could no, CO.
aoise, and so Informed the Governor.
What i, krowu rs the high school
Act" me, its deserved fate in the House,
and thereby saved the Senate from the
Eill s,uoht ,o l,,ve- the limi; q; towns
10 par,icira,e in the HIGH School ap-
o-onriu,ior, and III. had o.,,ed i; wou,d
b,ye ed ,h, srho,,; a, N,,n;,o
g, t,ras ,h.. bi.b schoo. ,,.,.r,n,,.nt *
concerned In 1e>,ro,;o- mi, The
-, h., hr,,ch.s w,,,,d n,v,. h,.e, s.,i.
on.lv crinnied and ,h;S ,,.n,,e would
have hem do,. 10 ,b. school, where
the populatioo is less ,hau 300 with
being OF no prac;ic.! help in towns of
less than 1000 as WAS III. limitation,
The =. maze COMMITTEES. on finance has
undertaken 10 n-ov;6. for ,h. dis,-ibu-
,;on Of the s:s.,O 700 in ,h. treasury from
,he d;,p.a>ary fund. We decided !,
would no: be the nar; Of wisdom 70 give
this entire amour: 70 the schools in oae
wear. 80 We propose 10 give i. 10 them
Sl4O 600 . ye.r !or three wears. The
public schools will receive from The
Star. ,reasnry this wear 500. 900 for the
rprai SCHOOLS, so 600 for sidicq in the
hn;,6;,, NJ rho ru- y Srb,,Is,,i $50 600
so- ,ha h;oh school, h-si6.S. from IN.
t;s,a,S,rr f,,,d d,nn,he-Slo0 OOO ;or ,he
,,,,hI;c scto,ls !, loaS <,eu m m. ,h,,
;hs.a sSn,,IS nv, no INV ,.o,o,l,;nr of
i.nr ~ IA ,o ~. S,.boni. mis- y..r Il;
,bsS.. reS,ec,;ve funds are n-op.rly
..,....,..S
~ g., = p;, j., ,Lo Sap,:a in.ro-
a,ceS bv Governor N.ui,,in OF the p.o.
h;b;,ion county O. GreenviI!e. which
seess IN force Ih,. counties having dis