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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05

The bond issue authorized by the
legislature to take up the past in
debtedness md the railroad bonds Of
tn townships has been held up. The
gentlemen who agreed to purchase
the bonds found some defect in the
act authorizing the issue, and the
State sinking fund, therefore, which
rad been carrying the Indebtedness Of
he townships will continue to carry
It until the meeting of the legislature.
Those persons who have claims
against the county will have to wait
until the legislature meets before
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05


Mr.. Jno. ]. MacMahan had an arti-
Gle in the State a few days ago in
regard to changing the names of the
streets in Columbia which to our way
of thinking is entirely correct. We
can see no reason why the names of
the streets that have been established
for years and that have been written
in the deed books as boundaries of
real estate should be changed. The
same thing has been going on in New
berry and, so far as we can see, to
no good purpose.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05
GOVERNOR HAS ZACHRY
HELD on FOUR CHARGES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE y.

a stenographer in Mr.. Zachry's Office
in Augusta.
Requisition papers for Zachry will
go forward today.
Mrs. Zachry this morning swore
out a warrant against Julian Zachry
charging him with assault and bat
terry of a high and aggravated nature
and also against the three deputies of
Sheriff Mccain.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05
building, and plans therefor.
E. H. Aull,
S. ]. DERRICK,
]. S. Wheeler,

County Board of Education of New
berry, S. C.
At subsequent meeting of the
board, which I called, I submitted the
following, which the board did not
adopt. However, the sentiment of the
board was reafirmed to carry out the
policy announced at the meeting in
May, but it was thought best TO leave
the details to the new administration.
I did not expect the board to adopt
these recommendations bat desired to
place them before the board so that
I might have in writing the plans and
policy which l had intended 10 carry
out at to the districts named, the
same being in accord with the policy
I announced when pleading with the
people to vote the four mill tax and
establish rural graded schools with
two teachers instead of one and thus
secure State aid:
June p, 1913.
In view of the fact that the coun-
tv board of education, at meeting
held recently, adopted a resolution
as the policy of the board to use the
one mill tax authorized by the leg
islature at it's session of 1913 for
the erection of buildings and assist
ing in the erection of buildings in
rural districts where the enrolment
is fifty or more white children and
where the district has voted a four
mill tax so as to establish a rural
graded school, therefore, in order to-
carry out this policy and to have
the building and proper equipment
ready for the opening OF sc1ool in the
fall, the following appropriations are
made in districts that have voted a
four mill tax and have submitted
plans for the buildings, the trustees
of said districts being permitted to
draw on the general school fund in
anticipation of the collection Of the
taxes so that the building may be
nut in order for the opening of the
school.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05

The man who praises himself is
never popular, especially with the
neople who think he might better be
praising them.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05

County Board of Education for New
berry, S. c.
Respectfully,
E. H. Aull.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05
school:

The building in this district is to
be completed by the trustees accord
ing to plans and specifications sub
mitted by them, and a fee simple deed
is also to be given the district for the
land upon which the school building
is located.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05

lilly WV
This district has already modern
one room building, and it is proposed
to add another room so as to comply
with the rural graded school act,
the trustees to arrange for the COM
pletion of the building with this 'ap-
preparation.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05

Jalapa----- -94UO.
This district has very cmfortable
one room building and the trustees
are to add another room in order to
comply with the rural graded school
act and to make this appropriation
available. A fee simply deed is also
to be secured to the lot upon which
the school building is located.
Jolly Street--- $1,000.
In this district, the trustees had
donated to them two acres of land
upon which to erect three room
building. They are to complete the
building according to plans and spec
ifcations submitted with this appro-
priation. The building now used is
entirely unsuited and cannot be add
ed to, and it is proposed to sell the
lot the district now owns and apply
it to the new building and equipment.
This is very poor district, has not
more than 100000 worth Of taxable
property has a sufficient number of
children to warrant the establishment
of rural graded school, has voted
a four mill tax, and without aid to
this amount will be unable to COM
ply with the rural graded school act,
and in order to encourage the dis
trict and give the children similar.
advantages with others in the coun-
ty, this appropriation is made
Hartford- 7----S2OO.
This district voted the four mill tax
by a majority of one, but on account
of some technicalities and opposition
of property owners who did not live
in the district and some who do, it
was decided to annul the election
rather than possibly have it confirm
ed by the courts and create a feud
which might divide the people for
some time to come. The district now
has more than sixty-five children en-
rolled, and only small one room
building, and in order to care for
these children properly, it is abso-
lutely necessary to have more than
one room. The trustees assure the
board that if they can get aid to the
amount of 5000, they will raise the
balance and equip two rooms so as
to comply with the rural graded
school act, and they hope in another
wear to be able to vote the tax.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05

This aid is given on condition that
the patrons Of the several districts
will aid in every way possible in the
improvement necessary and will con-
fer with county board as to cost OF
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22
CHAPTER 642z.

NO. An Act Prescribing the Fees for Examination of
Banks Banking and Trust Companies, Providing for the
Comps Of Bank Examiners and io Additional
Examiner.
Be It Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State of Fl0rId-
Section !. That each bank, banker banking firm banking
branch bank ASSOCIATION and doing
business the state OF Florida, except national banks shall
be examined at least each year. and oener deemed
necessary; and that said examination shall be
lshud Least in town where bank examined
located Provided savings banks shall be examined
each bank banker, banking firm banking company, branch
bank ASSOCIATION and trust company shall the state
treasury examination fee based the capital stock of
each bank follows:
Mill a capital stock of $25ooo. SIS.
With capital stock and less than $4,000, SEQ.
With capital stock OF and less than $5Ooooo
With capital stock OF $59oooo or more, SIS,
citation company direct the state treasurer.
Within thirty days after each such examination, the comp
comranr branch bank or ASSOCIATION or trust company
amincl and the OF the due each
and il such examination fees paid within sixty
days after such noutGaon the state treasurer shall report
the comptroller and the bank banker banking firm, banking
branch bank ASSOCIATION fail
such examination shall then be deemed and
Sec > That each person employed comptroller as bank
travelling While the discharge
OF his duties The comptroller shall audit the accounts for
duties and shall draw his on the state
the due Tor such salaries in quarterly
mens and the expenses in monthly PAYMENTS and the war
drawn shall be paid by the state treasurer and
sufficient such for salaries and
pensts he and the is hereby appropriated
7 That the comptroller be and he hereby authorized
employ and competent additional
bank xamncr who shall be COMPENSATED provided in
tion Of this act.
provisions Of this act he and the hereby repealed
Approved June 9TH, 1913.
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CHAPTER 6431.

N2 e9 q The e to M s 5 R X of H HNem5sr' .64 05ss and
Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Forida-
Section That the of the members of the present leg
per day in addition to the mileage allowed by tie constuto1
That the ay Of the seeT5fT ST % the sS na T and the
elected by the senate and house Of repcsenes and the
9Sa ] enogfapeTs Of the senate and the house of
Fay OF 2l committee clerks authorized by the the
ihe sergeant alarms OF the senate and the house of repre-
aa5e 2 reGeve 3 ss @ per diem { Of So he
d4s additional after he a4 4ounmcnt the legislature in
repreves BS Bs 81 G d & ne senate and the house OF
The nav OF the dooeeper Of the senate and the house Of
FeGGse42tyfs s s % 81, fha ,g be 50 O. per % day each m
re?fentatlIes shail be 81 per day each ,,,
and he shall receive the SIS help and over
Tie Of the qnitor of the house OF representatives shall
Tie Jay the Chaplain of the senate and Of the house OF
regTresenotyCs shall be 5000 each for the session
$; gcr day from the date Of certificates their appointment
rcncs until the end Of the session -" 'S'S''''e eN
c5 5s qaFp3 @ ys o and f aaq st & oan2 secretary Of the
The mailing clerk Of the senate shall receive for mailing
The OF the secretary OF the speaker of house of
The secretary Of ne senate and The chief clerk the house
dy after the adjournment of the legislature at the rate OF
S secretary Of the senate and the Sssisfan che @ clerk 5af % Of
G @2s Ra at e2fe & BE a nsd G pay for five DAYS after the
clerk of fSFRS S Ro.e Of e @ 5 and and the % sq4qe
pay t9 tTeTS days after the adcnrqment in order com
otSr s e@"RGcn Eaes and deysr err Of the Journal ara M
4 h reorinS cerk the house representatives. respect
fir @ T @ " me recent "i ihe & av"Tnsy general set
itc rg'f-is H t.g -'ns .aye been duly fled in his office
work and &, r,a-r rt bk ai Es T6HS 5S "3n4,9e1 nL9"e1
#
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CHAPTER 643o.

No 9ln Aet ApgroPriating Three Thqus2nd Dollars for
Boys Corn Club and Girls Canning Club Work, and Pro-
vidng the Method for Expendng the Same.
Whereas The naora government cooperation with the
New York Educational Board has for the three
been carrying in this state what termed Bows Corn Club
and Girls Canning Club work; and,
Whereas Said work has and is proving to be of great benefit
to the agricultural interests of state and,
Whereas The funds available for this work insufficient
supply the necessary means carry the work in all of
the counties where it is needed; therefore,
Be- Il Enacsd br the Legislature Of the State Of Fioria-
Section That there shall be appropriated OF the
Teyenue fund of the state of Florida the sum Of 9q
Gorq Club and Girls Canning Club Fund which said fund
snad DC uSed hnd eHpehdeq as Is hereinafter provided
state OF Florida appoint such person or persons as may be
designated suggested to it by the national
charge OF the Boys Corn Club and the Girls Canning Club
county agents. and said county shall be under
Supervision and control Of the said national state agent and
snail the compensation and be subject the
rules and egulations the employed by
Sec The funds arising from this appropriation shall be
comptroller OF this state, who shall said upon
recent e. the tented bills Of said national state agent
proved by the board OF control OF the Of Florida
Sec This act shall become effective from and after its
passage and approval by the governor
Approved June 5th,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

Naincnan f' f M anS % ARntr?nr2ons for the Sunnort and
Of Re 9w aTG Es9'Ted @ o to be Maintained by Charter
ege for as WSeG1 WT GnGysrsty yer 2 Florida tie Florida Site &
for % ro ana the Florida Agricultural and leShani55 H tie
Be II Enacted by the Lcgf,l1fpr, Of the Sat-. = r,,
shall be nc t52t the sum of S436oo or so much thereof A.
rie rEieG ana m2ine4ancS Of the Tniversitv of Fnr IN IN
Dnaf ar @Te @ 82sGe tor Women, Florida Scho5r 90 ne
cal Coer @ S & b9d and the Florida Agricultural and Necb3e 3e
ed L LOT NSEroeS required to he supported and
ao FF wF @ 53S4 St The lays Of Florida approved Iune P
o OF education in the hands Of the state P e state
jrf 9f TIE e. University of Florida, $r7asoo which sum s
tucs and Win" N" pnIlose OF conducting farmers inSt
EUr ,b bae /, EF,oGIa State College for Women e. o,o
Er tiV FI}Il!3 school for the Deaf and tbe Fiji 60
Negroes. $4,000 1' anu 1c'hancal College tor
The balance of $500 to he exDerded h. a., l.,
tro Tor its authorized expenses " 'e board OF con.
nat TINS act shall he construed as IN ,, .
my Ie appropriations made hv the lS
ny "dhL"1Ce or the institutions herein named ,. .Il
5t SAT- OF the l?ws Of FoEda approved une b oT SaPfr
'LI Ioo2 o the laws of Florida ny
@ CnariT 500 Of the laws of Florida approved Tue %
helnT hereby continued force " s''u appropriations
Approved May 2Sth, 1913.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

S of 81 Rd 5 q % Ss ana df and Is. y
ier The he "a Of all the Gts
company lawfully entitled to begin the business banking
ported and of anv other facts which NAV ~ come
to tie k6o%edse the 0%ProT whether by means Of
aaifins 3o H. coadtion Of The 33siGeiatiQR ohsTwse
@ & the his nS nd % ye sto such 5 pa
somplef With the provisions required to be Gqmpled with
thorzed such business bqt the comptroller may
Se o IoHn o Kim bv proof that be S
have formed the same for any other than hf esmae objects
when in his Judgment the conditions do issue
ses f6at sections s694 zoos 1000 szos and s7oo Of
ana banking be and the hereby repeaed D''A'
ing o trust business part Of such shall engage
In @ e4T 3 & the Oeng or T buinfi % or any part thereof
The banking banking and trust iaws Of ts state and
Florida in the provided BY engage in any SUCH
@ as the &02 S to W
ee 3 ss s% be ~nm" nh oe 5 G6 GcsE n s s bank
firm or @ dFawng the Sef has on deposit with the
the dePotos ledger 9f such bank subject the payment
but The sns8 chssE sbal no egoysTSbe from
& a &c v sd of asans H
the account q the person, firm corporation dawnG the
b5 n Be OF ms GCn 5Seordnq a be guilty of memeanoF and
Sec H. " Hny bank ,0f WHICH in good faith winding up its
@ for the purpose r. Of SonsonE 55 E % q
Y a ws @ it is is il p5QSss 2e q Of GonsodnPg til M but s9nso
the shall such consolidation
claim creditor hinder any creditor in the collection
of his debt against such banks either of them
Sec If from examination made by the comptroller
state bank examiner acting under his authority
bank banking the affairs Of banker the
comptroller shall have to conclude that such bank
banking company banker unsound
ton he shall forthwith take possession of the property and
business such bank, banking banker and
such until the placed and
safe condition until receiver appointed by the courts
provided by law and pending such possession bv comp
roller, all the remedies or equity any creditor
sockhoer against such bank banking company or
banker shall be suspended N
Sec a. That all laws or 9arts Of laws in conflict with
the provisions this be and the hereby
Approved June 7h, 1913.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22
CHAPTER 647o.

NO. o-An Act to Provide Means for Carrying Out the Pro-
visions of An Act Relating to County Finances Approved
May 26th, 1913.
Whereas An passed the present legislature relating to
that semannuay and otener
required commissioners and clerk of the circuit
each county shall make detailed and emzed state
ments of the county finances the comptroller and directs
that the comptroller publish the that he shall cause
such be audited and verified and whenever
representative the books of of all county
officers the end that such show the true con-
ditlon of county finances, and
Whereas, In the administration Of said law according to its
requirements will be from time time for the
representative of the comptroller visit counties to personally
examine the accounts and verify records and
Whereas Said law made provision for funds for meeting
the of carrying out the provisions OF said law there
fore
Be- It Enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of Florda-
Section That the compensation of the examiner
sentative Of the comptroller provided for said act relating
county finances approved MAY 26 1913, hereby fixed
at rate not to exceed per month for the time actually
engaged and actual travelling and the same is hereby
directed to be paid by the comptroller by his warrant in the
same manper as is proylded by law in similar cases.
Sec This shall take effect its passage and ap'
proval by the governor.
Approved June eth.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22
CHAPTER 643s.

NO. sAn Act to Provide for Compensation to the Justices
OF the Supreme Court for the Extra Judicial Work Ex
amninG Applicants for Admission to the Bar.
Be Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Forida:-
Section That each of justices of the supreme court
shall be paid in addition to their salaries fixed by the
tutIon the of 5000 per pg,,.
compensation for their judicial work imposed upon
them by law Of conducting examinations OF applicants for ad
mission to the bar.
Sec The of $4,000 annually be and the same is
hereby appropriated from in the
erwise appropriated for the Of carving the
Sec ;, fhs act shall take effect Immediately upon its be-
coming law.
Approved June T. 1919.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

CHAPTER 647o.

Enarg Ne AS Making an ipnrOpraton the Purpose of
@Aahne @ into the Books and Accounts Of Express aI
'"0 companies SUBJECT TO Their Jurisdiction ''
HC II enacted by the Legislature of the Stat, Of F,;5
Tn @ That the Of 10000 Tor the period eHoc
rTsb % [9aI be and the same hereby arnronraed
Iy!S ''S FdIroad commissioners audit
he tle books records vouchers and account, ~
IC, Coiueaie and of the railroad conparirs ,rlS.
are 5nSt 10 their Iurs diction that the railroad
crs rn6r H. it ut"Tnaton to make and rcga
aao ie pnclpes anpied bv law and to defend si,s
" ,ioce such rates aud regulations " ~ olhS >A't.
vert TO the treasury '' "'' expended snail re
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

Caused by Shrnkage OF Interest Certain Bonds N'''
Whereas, The act of congress approved uv = 1866, crrt
and the establishment a
of which shall remain forever undmnished and the
OF which shall be invoabv appropriated bv state hc
NAV take and claim tile benefit of this act the endowment
support and maintenance of at least college
Gadng object shall be without excluding other scientific and
s'IeS ana HCuuhg nliLaly tactcs to teach ucI
arts, such manner the legislature the states
respectively prescribe, in order promote the liberal
practical education the industrial classes in tie seVc ana
suits and professions in life. And, ~ '"''
Whereas It is further provided BY said ac Of congress that
g sccon or any portion of the interest thereon Shall bv
ep1ccd by the state to which it belongs, that The a6t5
the fund shall remain forever undimin she'd: the an
nUal interest shall he regularly applied the
uovcd in the fourth section OF the and N '0"
Whereas, Under the Of the gift
% not be less than cent p5r annun and whereas the
rganre of the state of Florida by ail term,
dora2n agreed that their bonds should bear not les, than
m"urt Of SI5Soo held BY such fund hear only ner
cent interest per annnm producing $Ao74 interest annually
w tie making the for the fund accented by The
state, therefore " '''
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

Be It Enacted BY the Legislature Of TIE Sgte Of FIOrda-
76 Is hereby made for the of the University of Florida
beng entitled TO the benefits of the approved
y md 1862 said to be transferred to the agr
cultural college fund annually by the comptroller on the hst
day of July of each year. -, :. AT. L....,
hev repeaed and this shall take effect Immediately
its passage and approval by the governor.
Approved June 7, 1919.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22
CHAPTER 6AAz.

NO. Am Act to Fix the Salaries IT the Nlal
Ottlcers of the State and 10 Make Di-p7-iIi'h "
and Perquisites of These Offices.
Be Il Enacted BY the Legislature Of th' Sa'f "
Section /. From and after the passage Of tins aS
OF each OF the following adminlsratNe aitI,s aitI, rr NJ
secretary OF state, attorney general, cumpT' IL
perntendent of public instruction, and Commi'soaeI
culture, shall be $4,000 per annum and ne "ngg ar
sald salaries be, and the same is hereby a, ar1
anv money in the state treasury not otheT"l't a.
Sec. , All fees, perquistes. or other ce@pcu'sE Es
from the administration OF each Of thesc 4i"'S, t5
treasurer once quarter with a ceruhca,1 q! ina
the treasurer shall recover all fund thu' arising a
treasury and issue his receipt quarterly ivi ''
otlcfT making such returns. - L,-ehy
sec !. All laws in conflict with this act are he'eO'
.N.r0ved Nav !. EQIR.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22
CHAPTER 644S.

no. sS. An act Relative to the Collection OF 's'
tusltcs in state Ofices
Be Il Enacted BY the Legislature OF The 9''' ~
section /. In all state administrative .-7cgg' gg.rei
,'s'te, OF any nature or character OF .rrson
ctel. or are collected or received bv any tn he
VIA sHch othce. detailed account therlvI .---.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

' ,',' 20 49, - ssStss.s uII vSIfy luv
mucous surfaces. The perfect combi-
nation of the two Ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo. o.
SOLD by Druggists, price Use.
rake HANS Family Pills for consti-
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

Sec. ?. The comptroIIer :,
warrants upon acquisitions rs Is niereby authorize,
SioneTs' to be audited BY him. 'He board tIs% Of rs
SeS a. she rRRs RRRpTSga9P Ss sbs de aSs see9a
Approved June sth, ioIa ioSe effect upon bcco,,;
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

Sec. s. All in conflict inconsistent herewith are here
by repealed
Approved May 26, 1913.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22
CHAPTER 647a.

No Is.An Act Making an Annual Appropriation for tb
University Of Florida, Gainesville to Make In efS
Caused by Shrinkage OF Interest Certain Bonds ''
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

"she hasn't any friends to speak Of"
mo? Then what are they forY'-
Puck.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

ner Conducted the Periofmance.
How Waguet as 6nished an audience
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Prenarattous for State Prison Far9-
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ional Congress
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

is
)r himself.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

NO. I-.Nn Act to Fix the Pay of Members Officers and At
tache OF the legislature OF \. D. 1918 and Certain Ex
penses OF the Legislature.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

NJ 16.-An Act AppropriatinC Fa,t, for the
rlanna Florida
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-08-22

Fqssd ssi RFiSsqg p fSs Ss,58s5 That Of
ltol Of the United States IN Statuary HaL' II
omPd to Pste and nd PNTecng the Govenmo24 D
Sr Scyb Steps to That EnDS
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NJ. 23,-An ,Act to Preserve tic Purity Of III. Il
Public Health. VIC I'o'el
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