Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-01-28
ASSEMBLY ELECTS TRUSTEES.
Must BE & Per Cent Ammonia i'm Cot
ton Seed Meal, Says House Bill.

Columbia, Jan. 21.-The House
to-day disposed of the election of the
trustees of the various higher edu-
cational institutions.
Trustees Elected.
The first election was for men,
bers Of the board Of trustees of the
University of South Carolina. There
was no opposition to the reelection
OF David II. Coker, OF Hartsville, and
=. A. Wilcox. Of Florence, both of
whom are now members OF the board
of trustees and who were reelected
Tor a term OF six years each.
In the matter Of the election of
three trustees on the Clemson Col
lege board, there were these candi-
dates: Josiah J. Evans, member of
the House from Marlboro county
was elected to fill the place of his
father, the late Hon. w. d. Evans;
Ivy NJ. Mau.Iin was reelected, and
VIM. ID. Garrison, who is in charge
OF the experiment work near Char
lesion, for Clemson College, was
elected in place of b. II. Rawl. The
names presented to the Assembly
were: Josiah J. Evans, E. H. Rawl,
Ivy NJ. Mauldin, G. w. Medlock, C.
Thore tooeS S,o e"u L;t,o III, - u"ri =, Ison, o.
eIoction of 0rIondn Up'tSion Shn1 ~ 1"o
Ed~oGaid &c 'o'I, t'
of ,,isitors ~ thn rjtnaoi a." So'',,'
r. DuI,o. or 0rammor,,mo'
G. Il Sowvor of coor%nioU,r nro ""
oiontod t,,IS,oos W oS IT' tr ~, WIZ wei,
lege at Orangeburg.
n,onLor, ~ 40 ho,rd ~ +r,,t, rr
Winthrnn CnI1o~o Cnn NTi,;l,
Jonns of CoIumLio ,,.no No., .ar,.'G
ror , r,n,ho, 90 ,.a,,., ~, tI"io .I"' 5',,1
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Nm / cl,yo Of DronToE,r, ',.o'.
olortod in Lic n,n,o - D,,',,', -
of Anderson wn.. ro,oIoc,nI
monhor or tho hoorL - C"I,,.,,,
Of n,rrvol1 u,n,, ,,,,,ir+l
failod 70 ha oIootoL ns th,," ,.o
onIv two vocont ,,locos ~, ti,o w.,
thror hoord
Cation scod proruc+.>
rho uouso tool, nm and di.no.o,
Of en,.oroI ,,otIors ~" ~ ',a" o,,m',, ",',,"n,,'
tho mnra in,nnrtoni hn;," .t,ame, a,o,,U -, ~
CIV NJ intorost 20 ~ Itt,, ~
sead mool ond cottor od ~,
dustrv Tbo G,.+ t,;n ,"I.
was opa ~, W. Cro, rho ~
of tbo wholo h;,I :" :, ~ e",t
noroaronb Uhioh ,,rn,'idn. tho. tme -, ..,t",
one shall coli or orfnr for SoIn ,,'j ~ +hiD
Stoto anr cnt tnu nooa I,oi ,t';,, ,m 'i,,'
inv 1oss tron ~. ,,,,l
nio " This is d;,t;ro+I, ,.i',i
turol cnnorol Asnar,i,l, .iot
thoso who ara ;ufoToct,d !, tIin
and rormc and cor,o r,on, +bo rnr,,,
inv districts aro ~ oontroI or ~
rnnrosontotiyo rorsonrai ro, ~
state snch as Sonth CarnIino rna
farmers in tho nonso said tr,, .i,n'.
wanted Il minimum Of s per cent
ammonia in their cotton seed meal.
The committee on agriculture pre-
posed an amendment advocating II
per cent or ammonia by way Of a
compromise, Dut the House killed
TINS amendment and passed the bill
as 1T was proposed by Mr.. Gray.
Weight of Cotton Seed.
Tben if iool, nm hin NV NJ.
Conrtenov which nrovidas NM
ishmont For tbn vioiotion of tho p"" Ia,,
win roraroncn to tho u,,.i,,ht :"
hnshoI or cntton sond n,oni mo,,i"' - d
noors that tbnro hoe honn 10 ,,',n;np
i1eni nrovidod for a vioIatin, of ~,
stotntn STAIN o. ond ,bin % a. IL ,o,"oto nht oI tils ms
hin that yas,nossad to fhird rooh
inr toldov in no Uomso tho sont;nr, 't;'"
heinz nc foiiovs. ''0 '''''
"Section oIG0 woioh+ or . hrsno,
of cotton ecod and corn no"l Thn
weight of q hrehal Of cotton sand
shaiI NO 2n ronnds owco,,t ~ SolI
weight shall be ~ hounds, and the
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