The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-01-24

factlr,ers to use a placard on the bag:
Of fertilizers stating that the am
monia in the contents was either or
ganic or mineral. Mr.. Smith declared
that this law is being Ievaded by th
manufacturers who merely say "miX
ed" With this explanation the houst
passed the bill which adds provisa
to the act of 1910 so that as amended
it shall read:
Section /. That in addition to tn
analysis now required by law to b.
printed on bags or barrels Of fertili
zers, there shall be a further state
ment setting forth the source from
which the ammonia and potash in SAX
fertilizer was derived, stating whether
the ammonia is organic or mineral
and whether the potash is nnuriate Of
sulphate, be printed on bags, barrels
or tags attached to bags Or barrels:
Provided, That when the analysis
shows that the ann onia is derived
from both organic and mineral, ther
the relative proportions of each must
be shown
Another Fertilizer Bill.
There was another fertilizer bill
which created some discussion, but it
too passed second reeding-Mr. Chan
dle1>'s bill to require Clemson college
to analyze fertilizers without reQuir-
ing purchaser to furnish name OF
manufacturer or to give nlanufactur-
er's analysis.
Control Over Liquors.
The house agreed to Senator Car
isles resolution indorsing the Miller
Curtiss bill in congress as TO States
having full control over all liquors
within its borders, whether domestic
or interstate.
Clemson's Pork Barrel.
There was an unfavorable report ON
Mr.. Mitchum's bill relative to the
amount of money to be expended at
Clemson college, but the bill goes on
the calendar.
Wednesday for Elections.
Mr.. Wells's concurrent resolution
fixing Wednesday, the 25th day Of
January, A. D. 1911, at II m, for the
purpose of electing a judge for the
First judicial circuit, for the unex-
pired term of G.. G. Dantzler, deceas-
ed; a. code commissioner for ten
years; superintendent of the State
and three directors; a
trustee for Winthrop Normal and In
dustrial college for the unexpired
term of A. m. Lee, deceased, and a
trustees for Clemson Agricultural and
Mechanical college for the une2pired
term of Jesse H. Hardin, deceased
was adopted by the house on Saturday
and sent to the senate.
Four Year Terms.
Debate was adjourned on Mr.. Kib'
ler's bill to give four years terms tt
auditors and treasurers. He explain
ed tnat in Newberry county this ex'
pertinent had been tried with greS
success and he wishes to see the whole
state benefited in like measure. 4
good official should be retained in. Of
fee without the hectoring Of a cam
paign every two years, but a dishon
est official can be relieved of his com
at any tine.
Members wished to exempt the1l
counties and debate was adjourned.
Marriage License Bill Passes Senate
After a strong protest against oh'
bill by Senator Strait, of Lancaster
the senate on Friday might passed
Senator Carhsle's bill requiring mar
rage licenses. The senator defended
traditions" and ridiculed the mar
rage license idea, favoring instead
registration of marriages. He said tht
proposed legislation is not Democra
tic. He introduced am amendment
with the registration idea prominent
but the senate, by a vote Of 20 to Il
laid the amendment on the table ant
the bill was ordered passed and SEN
to the house.
For Aid to Medical College.
. To give to the Medical College O.
South Carolina State aid to the exten
of $4,000 annually and fourteen
scholarships in that institution, is tht
object of bill introduced in tie sen
ate on Friday by Senator Huger Sink
Ter, of Charleston.
CORN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.
President Hudson Announces Meetins