The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-23
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| has taken on rs coat and COTTON down
| 10 reitl syst ATTIC biisiiessa An effort
spas made rs 81 ioi e1S1uEn over tisltii
Eduifsay iit dl lai u a ssiEg 10 %
Eno Saturday session and eige the
members an opportunity to 30 home
tomorrow After come discussion the
EFFORT failed and the house will meet
/ tomorrow. Expectation is that the
day will be devoted largely to local
aflaira, but the members refuse to
commit themselves to this policy.
Today showed the largest influx OF
sfsas s,iiIs..'ii tsa;ss Z ttsas;Tss have atrsasy .asE-
ed through the engrossing depart
ment as many rs 800 new prosposi-
tions In today's list of new bills
were;
Mr.. McMahan.s bill to provide for
equal suffrage. His proposition Com
templates giving the vote to white wo-
men. :,
Mr.. King wants to make 1t a mis-
demeanor for any one to receive or
charge more than 3 per cent. interest.
Messrs Dixon Mum and w. s. Rog-
ers want to regulate the temperature
OF textile plaats for the health OF eni-
iployees.
ny. WALKER wants TO prevent the
sale Of opiam in any form except by
prescription.
r Messrs. Cary and Harris propose a
bill for the regulation OF land titles.
Mr.. Lee has o proposition that any
widow or q Confederate soldier over
sG years shall receive fixed pension.
Messrs. King and Bolt have a prop
osition TO amend the constitution with
reference 10 the granting of pardons.
This was largely d day. for. the COM
sideration OF constitutional amend
ments. The firsi squirt was on the
concurrent offefed by Messrs. King
and Bolt. directing that q COMMITTEES
be appointed to prepare all OF the res
oiutions that would be necessary TO
haze proper amendments that would
be necessary to bring about biennial
sessions should the people vote It.
Il viii be remembered that amend
ments looking to biennial sessions
V ere passed ON atone time. but because
tho amendments we're not properly
rounded and did not include all OF the
sections that should have been cover
ed the general assembly did not ratify
the vote OF Che people.
Messfs. Bolt and King offered res-
nlufion witch songht 70 have the
proper aIneddmenss prepared. This
|suggestion was Opposed but the adyo-
Gates or biennial sessions won by a
vote Of e3 TO "a Witch does not. how
ever, mean snaE Wneu the resolutions
are aotuatly presented that they will
receive the necessary fwo-thirda vote.
The house then to0k up the Dixon
lreeolutfon which pfopGsea TO end q
muck discnssed problem. BY q prac-
Ideally unanimous vote the house
passed the resolutson which seeks 10
submit to the people the constitution
~ amendment which clarifies the con-
tention aa TO what are and what sre
not roniiictinG oiltets III the meaning
pf the constitntion Bnder the terms
0f the Dixon resolution 1t will DO
| held that tfrstetrh OF state insti.
|tuttons nuembeEsiiIn On board OF pub
SIC snstitattons are nor ccniiictiAg OF
Hoes and 90 not q sit3E Il ~ s6 hold 6ths
er commits Aions. s. 81
The senate passes 10 thItd realinE
the Werner bill II 1il0wing snogiDx pie
tGreR III Dnhiic schools but giving the
stato spperintendelf The fieiit OF CEN
|soEsEip OF pictafSe Both houses
meet TOMORROW