The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-02-28
bLEASE IS KNOCKED
SENATE PASS ALL ITEMS OVER
The GOVERNORS YETO.>
FEW Voted With BLEASE

FEA Voted With BLEASE
Names of the Senators Who Voted
With Blease on the Different Items
He Vetoed, They Varied From One
to Seven on the Different Items
Passed Over the Eetoes.
By passing every item vetoed by
Governor Blease, the Senate COM
pleted consideration Of the appropria-
ton bill, which has now become law.
Very few Senator'S voted with the
Governor, all Of his vetoes being
oyerridden by overwhelming MAORI
ties. The number of Senators voting
with Blease ranged from one to eight
on the different vetoes. AS each item
and the Governors veto were read,
Senator W. L. Mauldin, the chair
man of the finance committee, e1-
planned the reason for the item and
with little ceremony the matter
would be enacted into law.
The first vetoed item considered
was that of $1,000 for rebinding and
copying corporation records, and this
went over SO to /, those voting aye
being: ,Ackerman, Applet, Bates,
Black, Carlisle, Christensen, Clifton,
Crosson, Earle, Eprs, Forrest, Green
Hall, Hough, Johnstone, A., Laney,
Lawson, Lide, Manning, Mars, W. L..
Mahldin, T. J. Mauldin, McCown,
Montgomery, Muckenfuss, Rainsford,
Stuckey, Summers, Walker, Waller,
Weston, Wharton, Young-total 33.
Voting nay: Senator Strait being
the only one who voted with Blease.
The next item, that of s1,400 for
extra clerical services in the Office
of the Comptroller General, passed,
SO to g, those voting with Blease be-
ing Black, Earle and Strait.
The next ite mvetoed, that Of $500
for stamps and stationery in the Of
fee of the Comptroller General,
passed 80 to l, Senator Strait being
the only one who voted with Blease.
The next item, $1,000 for stamps
and stationery for the insurance COM
missioner, passed 80 to 1, Senator
Strait again casting the lonesome
vote for Blease.
The $500 for an actuary in the
insurance department, as needed,
was passed, 80 to 4, the votes for
Rlease being Black, Earle, Lide,
Strait. Total T.
The s72O for stenographer for ru-
raj supervisor and high school in
srector passed 2S to s, the Blease
votes being Appelt, Black, Earle,
Lide, Mars, Strait. Total 6.
That part of Item 6, Section 9,
providing THAT the Attorney Gen.
eral is authorized to use any uno :.
pended balances Of appropriation u
his office for the year 1911, to de-
fray the expense of defending suit
in the United States Court by the
Carolina Glass Company vs.. W. J.
Murray and Others the Ansel wind
ing-up commission. 1t passed by a
vote OF 80 to 9, Senators Earle, Lide
and Strait voting with Blease.
The s120, janitress for State
House, passed 32 to l, Senator Strait
casting the Blease vote.
The $500 interest on the sinking
fund loan Of s175,000, to complete
the State House went over the veto
81 to /, Senator Strait being the only
one for Blease.
The s1,e17.25 for paving around
the State Capitol on GervaIs and
Sumter streets, went over the veto,
2S to 4, the Blease vote being Strait,
Rainsford, Earle and Appelt.
The item of s41.S5 for Special
Judge Yancey, Williams, went over
the veto % to l, Senator Strait vot-
ing for Blease.
The $4,000 expenses Of State board
Of health was passed % to 7, the
Blease vote being Ackerman, Appelt,
Bates, Earle, Green, Muckenruss.
Strait.
The deficit of s3,3ss.2C, deficit for
1911, of the State board OF health,
went through sc to 8, the Blease
vote being Appelt, Earle and Strait
With Senator Strait casting the
Blease vote the Senate passed over
the veto. the $4,000 for torty-three
scholarships at the University.
The $1,000 for heating plant at
the State Colored College passed 81
to 1, Senator Strait voting with
Blease; $1,000 for repairing the old
heating plant at the Negro College
and the SIS, 900 for repairs at the
State Asylum passed % to l each.
The s400 for board OF pardons
vent through, 26 to 4, the Blease
vote being Alderman, Appelt, Earle
and Strait.
The $4,000 FOR interest likely TO
occur on State bonds passed, % to
8, the Blease vote being Strait, Lide
and Earle.
The $50 for tabulatins election re-
turns went through, 26 to ), the
Blease vote being Appelt, Black,
Earle. Lide, Strait.
The $500 for supplies = board Of
fisheries got through, - to 5, the
Biease vote being Carlisle, Earle,
Hall. Rainsford and Strait.
With Senator Strait voting With