The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-03-05
Statement of Vetoes in Detail.

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. eral Assembly, to all intents and pur-
poses. adjourned this morning at 4:3O
o'clock. AS a usual thing wnen the Ap-
preparation Act is fually adopted and
ali Acts have been duly ratiled and
turued over to the Governor that is
tantamount to adjournment, and such is
the present legislative situation.
Yesterday it was reported that twen-
ty-ocd Acts had been turned over TO the
Secretary of State without signature.
The lawmakers were anxious that these
Acts should become law. The Governor
mad not yet vetoed any one of the
twepty-odd Acts that he sent to the
Secretary of State; he simply had not
. signed them, aud it was either one OF
Two things-to continue the legislative
session for a lapse of three days after
, they were handed the Governor by vir-
tue of which they became law, it not
, vetoed; or the Acts would slumber in
the Office of the Secretary OF Stste for
a year without the force and effect OF
; law, and next session could be vetoed
in the first days of the session.
Some members were interested in
this and others iu another of the group
ut Acts fled with the Secretary of State
jthe complete list OF these Acts was pub
lished in The Sunday News and these
influences combined and brought about
the plau of taking recess until Thurs
day, March 6, at 2 O'Clock.
MANY NAY NOT RETURN.
There will be a slim attendance at
that time, as the sole purpose OF the re-
cess until Thursday is To accomplish the
spau IF three egrsla,ive days, the time
in which the Acts become automat' CAL
ly effective. This will also apply 10 the
three Acts that were ratified after I
O'Clock Sunday morning, uuless they
should be vetoed. This would DOT apply
to the AcIS that have been turned over
to the Secretary of State without sigma
ture of veto, as they are now out OF the
hands of the Governor.
The three last Acts ratified were to
allow Sumter, Darlington, Belton aud
WGlhalla TO assess abuttlng property
for Improvements; the general magis-
trates' and the general county officers
hrts. There was no particular reason
why these Acts should have been de-
llay-d in the ratification. except thai
something WIS 10 have been left 10 the
last.
When the General Assembly meets
Thursday it will be simply to pass reso-
lutious OF thanks and congratulations,
exchan.e courtesis and advise the Gov
ernor that the General Assembly is
ready to adjourn and inquire if he has
any further communication.
It will De interesting to note at a
glance what was the fate of the individ-
ua vetoes both in the House and Sen-
ate. 1t is an interesting study OF the
closing days of the session and is as
follows:
vEToES IN HOUSE.
Results on vetoes 10 the House:
l. Extra clerical work Conptroller's
Office. 81, 900, 81 TO lS-overridden.
2. Printing books, etc., Comptroller's
Office, $500, 81 to 19-overridden.
3. Printing books, bonds, State Treas
urer, $1,000. II to 23-overrioden.
T. Deficit for lighting p-bIic build
ings, 81 954 50, 73 TO 2l-overridden.
S. Deficit State board health, 81, 536.62
II to l9--overridden.
6. University South Carolina main.
tenance. equipment, s4.500, 90 TO g.
overridden.
I University South Carolina, main.
tenance expense, $4,000, 80 TO Cover
ridden.
8 University South Carolina, improV-
ing dining hall, 5000. 81 to 14-over-
ridden.
g. University South Carolina, new
dormity. s25 900, so to l5-overridden.
10 UNIVERSITY South Carolina, heat
ing plant, sl7.5O0, IS 10 l7-overrijden
II. State Colored College-Agricu!tur-
al extension, $4,000, 81 to 29-sustaiu-
ed.
y. State Colored College Summer
School, $500, IS 10 3l-sustained.
l3. Confederate Home, Charleston,
$1,000. 80 TO 14-overridden.
Il. Historical commission paragraph,
S. $50. S. to overridden.
Is. Printing for historical commits
siou, 81. ono. y 70 16- -overrldden.
Is Work on Confederate records,
81 500, so t. 12-overridden.
IT, Interest liable to accure, $4,000.
10 to l1-orerrdden.
Is Claims passed by Assembly, slO.-
900. Il to ll-overridden.
| 10. Deficit for public printing, 1912,
S5,345 IS. 80 To 12-overrdden.
20 Corn Breeders AS miat;ou, 81
600. Is t. 11-ov-rrdien
21. Expenses for phosphate commits
sion, $500. 70 to l3-overridden.
-. Sou b Carolina Live Stock Asso-
riarion. s.. 900. as 10 36-sustained.
% South Carolina Agricultural ST.
ciety. Estate Fair) $4,000, GA 10 lS-over-
ridden.
"a. D. felt for printing, 1911, 81, 1868
81 10 21-overridden.
25. STATE Colored Fair, $1,000 S. 10 0
sustained.
26. Chairs for gallery, House, l,079,
81 to S-overridden.
q. Linoleum for gallery, House, 1924