The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-15
SOME ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSElMBLY


tees of Bethune high school district
No. %. Kershaw county. to borrow
money to run school.
Mr.. r. ID. Epps: To amend sec
tion 394, criminal code, volume III.
code of laws. 1912, so as to include
houses, school houses, churches and
dwellings, etc.
Mr.. w. Johnson: To amend sec
ton 33 of an act entitled "An act
to authorize the county boards of
the various counties to appropriate
moneys out of the general county
FUND to be used in cooperation with
State officials having charge of live
stock sanitary work." etc.
Mr.. Summers: To amend section
49, volume 2, code of laws of South
Carolina, 1912, relating to the writ
OF habeas corpus before magistrates
for the custody of children.
Mr.. Dobson: To amend section
1912 of volume 1, code of laws of
South Carolina, relating to pen
sions.
Mr.. Clinkscales: For the protec-
ton of automobile tires.
Mr.. Long: To improve school
conditions in industrial textile COM
munities.
Mr.. Riddle: To amend an act en-
titled An act to amend an act
known as COZ, approved February
IL. 1916, etc, relating to hauling.
conveying or transporting logs, tim
ber," etc.
Mr.. Sherard: To amend section
2229, volume l, code of laws. 1912.
by changing the maturity of bonds
therein referred to.
Mr.. Lumpkin: Relating to hand
ling and disposition OF motor We
hicles from which the manufacturers
serial number or other marks have
peen removed, defaced. or otherwise
displaced and providing a penalty
FOR the violation therefor
Mr.. Shelor: To make it a mfsde-
meanor for any physician or surgeon
10 practice his profession while un-
der the influence of whiskey or
drugs.
Mr.. Redmon: To amend section
Sol of the code of laws. 1912 vol
ume criminal code) Increasing
the speed limit from 10 to % miles
an hour.
Mr.. McCants: To amend section
423S, code of laws, 1912, volume l
providing for per diem OF appraisers
Mr.. Hammond: To enlarge and
define the duties and powers of Tho
recorders court in cities contain
ing more than 10000 inhabitants
etc.
judiciary committee: Joint reso-
luton to amend article 10 of the
Constitution by adding thereto n
section II to empower any or all
Incorporated cities and towns to
assess abutting property for perma-
nent improvements.
Mr.. Boinest: To amend section
oi an act entitled AN act to limit
the close time in all the creeks
streams and inland waters of the
State" etc.
Messrs. Roberts and McSweeney:
TO prevent and punish the OBJ
struction of streams in all counties
which have less than 600 registered
voters.
Mr.. Ellis: To amend the law for
the protection OF game, birds and
animals, etc.
Mr.. Dobson: To authorize the
town of Gaffney, S. c.. to issue bonds
not exceeding the sum of $4,000
FOR the purpose of paying indebted
ness for municipal Improvement.
Mr.. Brice: To amend section s.
OF an act entitled "An act to estab-
lish and maintain high schools" etc
Mr.. Gross: To regulate traffic in
counties in South Carolina.
Mr.. McCown: To exempt certain
building and loan associations from
taxes.
Mr.. Brice: Relating to the school
FUNDS in Chester county arising
from marriage license fees and hum
ters' license fees.
Cherokee Delegation: To provide
for the levy OF special tax OF two
and one-half mills on all taxable
property in school district No. 10.
Cherokee county. S. c.. to pay out
standing claims against said district
Mr.. Long: To prohibit the use Of