The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-28
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Columbia, Feb. 27.-FoHoRing it's
we'll established custom of Going
nothing, the senate spent a Quiet
morning, as far as results are CON-
cerned. except that By one vote It sus-
tanned the governors veto of the
Richland county bill. providing, for
medical inspection Of school children
In that county. The senate also sus-
tanned the governors veto of the bill
providing for compulsory SCHOOL at
tendance In Richland county.
Both bills we're introduced by, SEM
ator Weston Of Richland, who re-
signed from the senate on Thursday
to accept the district attorneyship of
South Carolina. Westop's vote would
have saved the medical inspection bill.
Before / would slgn such a bill
would resign and 60 OF into. eternal
oblivion" declared Gov. Blease today,
in vetoing the above bill. The gov
ernor characterized such legislation
as Outrageous, uncalled for, siSsEadl
vised and dictatorial."
Pass Bill Again., ess;i &.
Tue bill to allow sheriffs to accept
passes on railroads was killed hgain
today In the houne by a vote of SO to
"a. This time &c was ise0mnittts6i
to the judiciary committee, with In
structions to report on 1t March 5.
The bill, WHICH already passed the
senate, was recoInmitted to the judi
ciary committee by the house few
days ago and was thought to be dead
z But yesterday & csiiiis back from tine
committee with q majority unfayof-
able and minority favorable report
. It was charged in the debate this
morning against the bin that some
sheriffs had beens doing "a SerysordL
breaking amount OF lobbying for the
bill instead of attending to their
duties. ;ss
No Public Park for Capital. !
The working people of Columbia
will have to do without the recreation
and pleasure which public. mark
would afford for at least another year,
as the governor vetoed the bill. to al
low the Columbia tcity council to bug
O site for park and tiii8 morning
Sby vote of So tc 50 the hollEe, SUR
the bin iopar veto Thur E6IIy iIilSE 8 5y
more than the riecaanaFyo tHOsk hlrtE55
majority. It required Ssi ylitss st0toy oysfse
ride the veto. yltsiqifty b ES5fy ~
The house paassa over stlle g0ps
crnor's veto by ia vote ofF6f, to- % the
bill to permit the council .aa; Calutaiiia
to dispose of certain property gownsd
by the city. ,,t a,,lfy552 81
Refuse to- Elk Date. ssSs ea
The house received from the. senate
sl.lss morning 3 CONCUR ttnuF Eentg Fes0ipsinn
fixing the time for adjourH rHn:ent sine
ase q March To :. "a. - al iIui hiuuse
refused to consider the res6lutl0ns to.
day on tine grounds, that It WA; no,
ssafe to fix the time for final; I'D jonrn-
meht. ls', .,si:s tiSi,ss (
Two little local bills. one to provide
for filling vacancy in, the board soi
control of Georgetown county and the
. other providing for the a6liahInena
OF q rural police force In Orangsbure
county. failed to muster the necessary
two-third majority tonight 8 In the
house to pass over the govern0fsa veto
Two other local bills, one applying
to Rock Hin's ,goyernment, were also
vetoed by the governor, tonight, but
we're not voted upon. q, rs ~!
The free conference conamitteei re-
ported tonight on the county supply
bills and other ou1nibtis nIeasuf abtli
the conferees on. the general Hppfos
prtation bin engaged ID s ttleE roy kt
with little prospect of getting theil
Report In tonight. !rtts q :;tiit < %
At 1880 o'clock the sefiat iwassstiiI
sitting, with Senator CHM debating
the two-cent PASSENGER IGtef TN
There Is no prospect that: the aeis.
ate will dispose Of the measure 10
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