The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-10
PROGRAM FOR
FIRST SESSION
Outlined For 7lst General As.
sembly Of soash Carolina
Which Begins Tuesday.
The Intelligeaeer Bureau,
~ H Tto1Sxvall

w, i. Caldwell.
COLUMBIA, Jan. IA program of
constructive Legislation: has been out
lined for the flrst sen8inu of tho list
general assembly of1Gouth Carolina
which begins on Tuesday at noon.
Everything is In readiness Tor the an
nual meeting Of the legislature, and
the session which begins Tuesday is
expected 20 prove one of the most Inn
poftant In recent years. ~ 4, 4 49,
Organization of thestMo houses will
be hrss perfected, . 3yiRetiring Clerk
James A. Hoyt will scaiktfi new house,
to order, and asS soonihssn II tefanoraPy
presiding ofiicer iB aelBeted Mr.. Hoyt.
who is = representative, from Rich
land. will be sunaiiiaously elected
sneaker. Sig ;,eas easallAAssttsss allAAssttsss ara eSasfas
for the clerkship, JssyHllson Gibbes
ana b. 0. DePass OF Columbia, C. A.
Mays OF Greenwood. II. C. Booker OF
Spartenbnrg, J. F. McQee or Bates
burg and y. w, Hamel OF Kershaw.
John S.Wison In aEeaHdidate for re-
election as sergeantIaat ARMS, and 8.
Meg. Simkips for reeleStion an read,
Ing clerk No opposition has dey4i:
oped to Rev. ]. p. Know OF Columbia
for chaplain.
The iioidover senator's will caucus
tomorrow night to select president
pro TEN and make the committee as
sigRments. The names OF Senators
Iegrand walker. OF Gecfgetown and
Alan lohnstone Of, NewbeFry arc
prominently spoken OF for president
pro tenn. II Is expected that Senators
Christensen OF Beaufort for chairman
OK the dnance committee, Sinkler OF
Charleston Tor chairman OF the edu-
cation committee. Carlisle OF Spsrtan-
burg for chairman OF the Judiciary
COMMITTEES. and Appelt of Ciaretaon
Tor the chairmanship. .Iof the railroad
committee will be reeleatgd N without
onposition. NJ. NJ Mann OF st. Mat.
thews for clerk. 70 Beverley Sloan OF
Columbia for assistant clerk, J. Fred
Schumpert OF NewbeFry Tor ssrseant-
at-nrnls. Rev. ". s. sf0Nes or John.
stous for reading clerk, and Rev. C. A.
Freed OF Columbia for ssliaplair have
no opposition Tor reeiectioh, ard viii
probably DO nSuirnoasIy selected By
the; caucus on Mss6ky ksSht. &.
Lieutenent GoNsrnee Charles A.
smith or TimrnoD wills viii call the
senate 90 order. The new senators
win be sworn - and the nominations
OF the caucus read and elected.
: New faces Will predomsnnte IN the
house. Only 20 of the last house are
returned, but some Of the faehabefs
have served IN former lerisiaturas.
However over two thirds OF tie new
house will get their first legiaiative
expsrience Prominent members Of
former houses who are members OF
the new houeA are = q. .Gsnfhres 4, an,
Jos. a. McCulloueh Of s5feenyilie and
Less than q third OF essS seAkte VIII
he new members. Maky OF those who
VIII not return have EesS BroiHsneut-
" identified with one or tie sothes leg-
islatiye branches for many yeHrn.
There 70 one vacancy 81 the senate,
from Chester, caused BY the death OF
Senator p. z. Hardin. s a special olec,
ton 20 1il this vacancy viii tat,S |
place on Tues6Ay. and 3laafa are two I
candidates Offering. " a. DPice, who
ysas 4 r1ptabet of the szk heage. AID
s.; z. stokes.
= The inauguration 0e GoSeen0r Iksch-
ard 4. AAnning ana ifd1tenant Gov
afnof A. 4. Bethea win take niaca Al,
Tuesday week at nocn. The inauRGfaf
exercises viii be held sn the hall uf
The hQttSA of gApfea sakfves III the
presence % ths Joint soa6t0n of the
HenAls and houeo, sul5 aeEnS court Of
acsals aud the rs0pls. Ch,sf Jtistica.
Gesy Of the hupfeEas 5eoafe will "a =
ninlst 6r kks oath Of efiics 60 she roc
efncf ana lieutenant ofsfssssy.
The cap 6itca u sreaAF 3ox tha
bIiEk fffh& latrfnhissf ,fh6 fasl6 ~.