The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-02-23
LIST J OF A ACTS |, | Z
Passed Legislature at Late Session Of
/; General HI,ss,-re..
VERY V'1lE;R \ FEW WERE PASSED

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{ Measures FINALLY Agreed Upon by
General Assembly Number Over
soo-G Great Percentage Of Total Of
Only Local Interest TO Various
south Carolina Communities.
The South Carolina Legislature,
which adjourned sine die at an early
hour Sunday morning, passed and
ratified more than three hundred
Acts, many OF them, however, being
purely local measures, the number
relating to matters Of general inter
est throughout the State being small.
Those of a general character appear
+ below: !.
To amend the military code Of
South Carolina, SO as to better pro-
vide for the discipline OF the Nation
!. al Guard. q.
## m To amend\section 80 Of an act to
declare the law in reference to, and
to regulate, the manufacture, sale,
t.:se, consumption, possession, trans
.portation and disposition Of alco-
holic liquors and beverages within
The State and to police the same.
$ To#require marriage licenses and
TO regulate their issuance. -
TO declare the wilful or, wanton
burning Of any building or personal
property in which any person has an
interest as mortgage, insurer or
otherwise q felony; and to provide
punishment therefor. -
4 !. TO bring to an end the merger
suit" 4
TO provide for the erection: OF an
Industrial arts and science building
ut Winthrop College and to appro-
pirate money for the same. /?
To provide for scholarship for
Hannah Plowden and Kate Gunter
at Winthrop College.
Relating to the courts OF the Sec
ond judicial circuit, fixing the time
for holding the tame. s s
TO dispense with publication Of
legal notices in certain cases. s@
To require the clerk Of court to
open and publish sealed sentences.
To ratify the amendment to- sec.
tlon of article 10. OF the constitu-
ton OF s95, relating to bonded debt
Of counties and townships.
To amend section 1904, volume l.,
code Of laws Of South Carolina, 1902,
by making each first Monday in any
month legal day for judicial sales
or transactions Of any other legal
business ~,
Z To require the clerk of court Of
general sessions to enter upon the
calendar the race to which the in.
5dicted person belongs. -
To provide for the custody Of des-
titute, abandoned and unprotected
children.
To amend an act to regulate en-
ployment Of children in factories,
mines and manufacturing establish
ments In this State.
TO prohibit The theft Of gas and
to provide punishment therefor.
TO ratify an amendment to section
z, article 8, OF the constitution.
TO ratify the amendment to sec
tion 7, article 8, OF the constitution
of 1895, relating to municipal bond
ed indebtedness.
TO provide for the appointment OF
township commissioners.
To amend subdivision s Of section
1893 of volume l., civil code Of 1902,
by adding a proviso as to purchase
money mortgages.
To ratify the amendment to Sec
ton 2 of article S Of the constitu-
ton relating to associate justices of
the supreme court.
To provide for an investigation Of
the acts and doings of the State dis
pensary commission, and the acts
and doings of the attorney general
In connection Herewith, and OF the
acts and doings Of the committee OF
the general assembly, appointed un-
der a concurrent resolution OF the
general assembly.
To authorize and empower the
board Of trustees of Clemson Agr1-
cultural and Mechanical College to
establish two or more experiment
stations.
TO amend an act to amend section
1928 volume /, code Of 1902, furth-
er defining liability OF telegraph COM
panies in cases OF mental anguish.
To amend section 333 of criminal
code relating to seats for employees
in mercantile establishments.
To regulate the hours OF labor for
women employed In mercantile es-
tablishments.
To amend the law with reference
to voting precincts in this State.
To amend an act to require the
cancellation Of all real estate and
chattel mortgages and judgments in
tho different counties to be entered
on indexes thereof.
To regulate the sinking fund COM
mission to lend and increase amount
of money to county treasurers and
others.
To regulate the payment for cleo