The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-03-05
HOUsE AVID sgsTE
i HELD BY GOVERNOR
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Lnmpkin Of RichIand told Of the
pressing need for this improvement.
The item was passed by a vote OF
81 10 il.
The appropriation OF $4,000 for
completing the new dormltory at the
university was vetoed By the COVER
nor. The hoase was told Of the press
ing need for more rooms for the stu
dents at the university By Messrs.
Dick OF Sumter ard plackxell OF Lau-
rens. and the item was passed by a
vote OF 50 TO Is.
The Is members ot the house who
voted TO sustain the governors veto of
the dormitory appropriation were the
following: Addy. ]. W. ASHLEY, n
J. Ashley. Crecch. Jones. Kelley,
Long. Lybrand. Mslpsss. Noseley,
Murray. Nelson. W. 8. Rogers, Jr.
wilbur and Williams,
The governor vetoed the item of
$17,500 for extending the heating
plant al the university but the house
oyerTode It b. vote of IS to II.
At 7:l5 p. m. the house took a
recess until s:15 p. m.
When the house reopened, the
house took up the veto OF the govern
or of the item for $1,000 for agricul
tural extension work al the State col
ored Industrial and Mechanical col
lege. By vote of 81 TO 29. the house
sustained the veto. This was the first
Tetoed item in the bIiI on which the
louse sustaind the governor.
Another item. $500 for summer
school. was vetoed by the governor in
he appropriation for the State Color
d Industrial andMechanical college.
The veto In this item was also sus-
aimed By the vote OF IS TO 81.
The governor vetoed the item OF 81
700 for the Confederate Home Col
ege In Charleston. an institution for
he education OF female descendants
of Confederate veterans. which has
done splendid work Mr. Wander
a, Tst and Mr. Melh of Charleston
asked the house 70 override the veto,
which was done by vote OF 50 TO II.
The members who voted against the
appropriation for the Confederate
Home college were: J. ". Ashley,
Gasque, W. a. James, Kelly, Malpass,
Moseley, Whitehead, WLburn. VIII
liAms. c. T Wyche
For Historical Commission.
The governor vetoed the entire sec
tion for the historical commission OF
South Carolina, carrying total Of
$3.50, OF which 81 600 is for a con
ttngent fund 81 900 for printing and
$500 for work on the records OF
the Confederate soldiers OF South Car
olina. Several members advocated
The passage ot this section OF the bill
over the veto and praised the work the
historical commission IS doing. The
house passed the vetoed section by a
vote OF So 10 6.
The members who voted 20 sustain
the governors veto OF the historical
commissions appropriation were: j..
w. Ashley, Gray, HILL Ha-relson, w,
w. Scott and WIIburn.
The governor, after yetOing the en-
tire section for the historical com
mission, said he also disapproyed the
tenn of 81 900 in it for printing This
the house passed over his veto b. a
vote OF - 70 10.
The item OF g. 500 for work on the
records of South Carolina soldiers o.;
the Confederacy by the historical
commission was also vetoed b. n,
governor. The house passed il by d
vote of so 70 I3.
The governor vetoed the item Of
$4,000 for interest to accure o. tie
debts Of the State By vote of tbc
house il refused 10 sustain him-79
TO IL.
The governor disapproyed the i.em
OF $4,000 for the payment o: claims
i. gainst the State IL So much were
necessary. The house passed II ove'
his veto by the vote OF "a TO IL.
The item OF s5,34145 to pay the
deficit for public printing for 1912
was vetoed by the governor. BY a
vote OF SO To IL the house oYerrode
the veto.
54The governor disapproved of the
item OF $1,000 for the South Carolina
Corn Breeders association. The house
oSerTode his veto by vote OF 76
10 IL.
The appropriation Of $500 for the
phosphate commission was vetoed by
the governor. The veto was oyerrid-
den by a vote OF 70 to 13.
The veto OF the South Carolina
1--we Stock associations item OF ST.
coo was sustained by vote OF 45 to
6. Nobody appeared to know exact
~ what the appropriation was for nor
to whom Il would 60.
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