The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-03-16

tiOns are affected as we'll as iddivid- |
pals, with the exception OF insurance |
companies, which are exempted. 9th.
or exemptions include federal emolu.
ments and state employees.
The Goodwin resolution, which was
passed by the senate last week, met
with some little opposition in the
mouse, number OF members contend.
ing that 1t was foolish to so attempt
to fix any definite hour of adjournment
when no one knows exactly when the
annual appropriation bill will be final
ly agreed upon. Thomas S. McMil. |
Ian of Charleston and John B. Greer |
or Greenville spoke in favor of the |
resolution, while j. K. Owens Of Ben.
ncttsvllle opposed the measure on the
floor. An amendment proposed by
Representative T.. G. Harris of Spar
tanburg. to strike out the provision
| IN the resolution preventing the IN
ing back of the clock also furnished a
| minor contest and was killed after
brief debate. Representative w. II.
Bradford Of York spoke against the
amendment on the grounds that the
general assembly should not work on
|
| amended form was then agreed to.
Governor Cooper signed a number
or acts passed by the present general
assembly, chief among them being the
Blease law to prohibit carnivals or
like tented shows from exhibiting in
South Caolina except at state and
county fairs, and then when no gam
bling devices or games Of chance ape
allowed. This act does not effect
clrcuses. as they may be licensed for
as hours at any one place in the
state. Chautauquas, BILLY Sundays"
dog and pony shows are not affected,
the entire object being to rid the state
OF carnivals
The text Of the carnival act, which
became law with the signature OF the
governor, follows:
Section l. BE ii enacted by the
general assembly of the state Of
South Carolina, That on ma after the
approval OF this act, no carEiralS and
! no travelling shows exhibiting nder
tents shall be allowed lice"srs or al.
lowed to exhibited within this state;
Provided, That the provisions of this
, act shall not apply to circuses, which
may be licensed for a time not OK.
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: Wv ''"' an" p'"Niae"' l"r'hcr' lhat
| VIC P'o' '''"''" vi ''lS acl S'all not
apply to chautauQuas and carnivals
, at state and county fairs; Provided,
That only carnivals to which no
, games OF chance or gambling devices
: are attached shall be allowed to ex-
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! nv "ppis W "oe ana pony SHOWS.
y ''''''".i e. AnS person Vioiating
NV p'"' '''''s VI WIS "c' shaii pe
}. "n'" ny more 'h"n $'oo or hprisoh-
| 'o'' y. '.o' ino'e '''''h lhree liiohlhs
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q Sn'o"' "eie"'''i are hereoE re-
!, "o'' '"ae v, an >eiep'ione
$500 80 ''' ''".c ~ 'ne ci"l SeS III
49, l. i'@i, Is carried III the
''i''""e 'ii' i'aaseo ny the
SENATE ana agreed 10 III It's amended
ao,,o. wy no"se anu o'"e'eo en-
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80 '""'> 10y 'o''i,'''''ce 70 "hich
, 80 -. 9" SUBSTITUTE" III
, " p'o''"e LOT re-
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