The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1913-02-27

CaTOllDa, AdT SldllO, Gctd" OIL 7, itiiNGS
Island, and Georgia to attend the GER
emonies July for unyeiling the
statue Of Gen. Nathaniel
Greene, being erected BY Congress CT
Guilford battle-ground.
The bill passed constitution Mrs. y.
Busbee, Mrs. Josephus Daniels and
Mrs. ]. F. Sprague as a commission
to expend $500 in improving the
Mansion. The Senate de-
feated the Ray House bill that would
permit borrowers claiming eNtortion
OF usury to start suit for reinstatlns
sale Of real estate without first paying
and interest.
The following bills passed final
Senate bill amending graded school
law Of Lenoir.
Senate bill regulating fishing in
White Lake, Bladen county.
Senate bill authorizing Aldermen OF
House-Thursday
1t was brought to the attention Of
the House that 1862 bills have been
introduced in the House during the
present session.
The House passed local bills III
cluding:
To authorize Town OF Murphy to
issue hydro-electric bonds.
To provide township road law for
Burke county.
To authorize the City OF Concord to
issue bonds.
Senate-Friday.
The Senate continued until next
session all second reading Senate
bills, with the exception OF special
orders, on motion CT Senator Sharpe.
Among the measures continued under
this motion are: The McLaurin s
per cent interest bill; the McLaurin
bill for the sale OF the state convict
farms: the Nicholson bill to create a
state board Of examination for teach
ers; the Weston bill authorizing the
railroad commission to prorate the
expenses OF railroad crossings, and
the Weston bill to close up Greene
street.
The Wyche bill to allow the fore
men OF grand juries, or acting fore
men, to swear witnesses in the grand
Jury room, was passed to a third
reading so amended as to exempt
Richland and several other counties.
The magistrates bill was amended
but not passed.
House-Friday.
The House obtained the consent Of
the Senate to adjourn until next
night at Sis o'clock.
For two days the House has been in a
blissful state OF idleness, awaiting
the action of the Senate on the appro-
Driation bill, supply bill, compulsory
school attendance bill, mill special
school tax bill and other important
measures.
Although the Senate was unanl-
nous in voting to override the veto
Of the governor on the Carlisle bill,
reducing the number Of councilmen
IN Spartanburg from four to two IN
Ter the commission form OF govern
nent, 50 members Of the House voted
o sustain the veto while 80 voted TO
override it when the act and the mes
sage were taken up yesterday.
Following the precedent set during
his session, the House voted to sus-
ain the governors veto OF TINS local
measure, this time by l2Tger mayor
ty than on any vetoed act
senate-saturday.
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