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I44K OF THE SESSION BROUGHT TO A CLOSE (Continued From First Page.) for horry county to sell the county's poor farm and to purchase another. An act to amend Section 3.118 of Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1902, Volume i. by removing Or angeburg county from the exception of said section and to reapeal Section 3.T20 of said Code of Laws relating .o fees for sheriff of Orangeourg county. An act to authorize the cowms sioners of the Sinking Fund to lend funds to the co)unty be%rd of conins sioners of Berkeley county to pay for a new jail building and to cons:itute the county board of comnnissioners with the sheriff of the county a build ing committee for said jail building. An act to provide for the proper custody and protection of the court house for Charleston courLy. Xn act to a15end Section 397 of the Code of Laws of South Carolina, Volume r, by including Spartanburg in the proviso thereto. An act to amend Section 1,525 of the Civil Code, 1902, relating to fenc es in the counties of Berkeley, Dor chester and Horry. An act to amend an act entitled "An act to provide for the erection and equipment of a new court house at pamden, and to authorize the issue of onds for such purpose," approved February 19, 1904. . An act to validate and confirm the sale and conveyance of two lots, Nos. i and 2, in the town of Darlington, known as the jail lots, by the county board of commissioners of Darling ton county to C. W. Hewitt. An act to provide for the disposi tion of all funds realized from license to deal in seed cotton in Charleston county. A joint resolution to authorize the governor to appoint a commission to examine into and report the final, cial affairs of Richland county. An act for the further relief in ter ritory in Marion county heretofore exempt from the stock law. An act to fix the salary or the judge of probate of Kershaw, Ches terfield anod Dorchester counties. An act to amend Section 3,091 and 3,092, Civil Code 1902, relating to le * gal notices, by striking out the word "Colleton." -Joint resolution relating to cians fer of certain funds from Williams burg county to Florence on account of the incorporation of a portion of the former county on the latter. An act to amend Section 1,239 ox the Code of Laws, by striking out the word "Edgefield" wherever it ap-* pears. En act fixing the number and saz aries of magistrates in the various counties. En act to create the Township of Clyde in Darlington county, and to change the boundary line of The' ville, Township, in said count'y. An act to provide for thle re-survey and location of the boundary line be tween the counties of Kershaw anld Lancaster, in the state of South Car olina. An act to authorize the commis sioners of the sinking fund to lend funds to the county board of comiun:, sioners of Berkeley county ti pay for a new jail building and to constitute the county board of commissioners with the sheriff of the co'.mty a build ing committee for said jail building. A'n act to fix :he amount o1 the compensation to be paid to the coun ty officers of the various counties of the state. An act to enable the supervisor and the treasurer of Colleton county te borrow funds with which to defray current expenses of said co.unty for the year 1905, and to aU thorize the supervisor to pledge the leer for ordinary county purposes for the year 1904, to secure the same. witn interest thereon. An act to repeal Section 489, of Volume r. Code of Laws of South Carolina, relating to county auditors. An act to amend Section ?,i98, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1903 * Volume 1, so as to change the pro visiions as to traveling expenses of county superintendent of education of Abbeville and Marlboro counties. An act to fix the amounts of the. bonds to be given by the county offi A joint resolution to relieve James D. Montgomery, county treasurer of Marion county, and the Aetna and Indemnity company. of Hartford, Conn., etc. An act to authorize and require the rerunning and remarking a portion of the boundary line between this state and the state of North Carolina. An act to amend Section 816, Vol ume i, Code of Laws, 1902, so as to have same apply to Lee county. An act to amend Section 1,239 of Volume i. Code of Laws of South Carolina, bv oriking out "Edgefield" wheverer it occurs in said section. An act to nbolish the office of township commissioner in Barnwell county. and make the general law as to county government and assess nent of property for taxation appli cable therein. A joint reschtion to authorize the governor to appoint a commission to examine into and report the financial affairs of Gr-enville county. An act to amend Section 397 of the Code of Laws of South Carolina, Volume i. including SparLanburg in the proviso thereto. A joint resoiution to authorize the county treasurer of Williamsburg county to transfer to the county treasurer of Florence county certain funds belonging -to that district in Williamsburg county, incorporated in Florence county, and as to the distri bution of the same. An act to provide for the proper custody and protection of the court house for Charleston county. . An act to amend Section 1,525 Of the Civil Code, 1902, reliting to fenc es in the counties of Berkeley, Dor chester and Horry. An act to authorize and empowei the county board of commissioners for Horry county to sell the county's poor farm and purchase another. An act to provide for the disposi tion of all funds realized from license to deal in seed cotton in Charleston county. An act to amend Section 3,116 01 Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1902. Volume 1. by removing Orange burg county from the exception of said section and to repeal Section j. T?o of said Code of Laws relating to fees for sheriff of Orangeburg coun tv. A joint resolution authorizing county commissioners of Hampton county to sell property in Gillens ville. where court house was locatea. Game Laws. An act to provide for game war dens. One game darden is to be ap pointed in each county without pay. An act to provide for the protection of birds and their nests and eggs, and to provi.de for the punishment~ of violation thereof. An act to further regulate the hunt ing of deer in this state. Muniicipal. An act to authorize the town of Wagener to issue bonds for public improvements. An act to amend Section 224, Vol umne 1, Code of Laws 1902, relattng to the forwarding of election returns. An act to amend Section 1,396 Code of Laws of South Carolina, Volume I, 1902, relating to laying out streets and incorporated towns. An act to authorize the own coun cil of Union. in Union county , to elect a town auditor, to define his powers and duties and fix his corn penc sati on. An act to amend an act entitled an act to provide corporations of towns of less than 1,ooo inhabitants, An act to authorize the en1:ty board of commissioners of Marion county to convey by deed a site on the court house square to the Marion Public library. Educational Matters. An act to amend an act endtled "An act to imcorporate the board or trustees of the Presbyterion college of South Carolina," approved 20th lay of February. A. D.; 1903, as ' repeal Section 8 thereof. An act to encourage the building of school houses. This bill gives a p)ortion of the- coun:y school funds where the home people raise money fr school buildingse. An act to anend Section i nf ~.n act entitled "An act to amend the various statutes and laws as to school districts embracing the towns or Marion, Mullins, Latta and Dillon, in Marion county," approved the 23d as fFerury A. Dn m903 by mak ing its provisions apply to Fork School District No. 26. An act to amend the charter of in corporation of Williamston Female college, of Greenwood, South Caro lina, so as to change the name there of to Lander college, and so as to authorize said college to confer de grees. An act to incorporate the board of trustees of the Associate Reformed Presbpterian Synod of South Caro lina. An act to amend the laws as to the election, powers and duties of the trustees of Pine Grove School Dis trict. An act to fix the time for electing trustees for 1aniey School District No. 13. inl May. An act to provide enrolment n public night school,. An act to aimend the laws as to the act to encoura;ge the establishment of libraries i. -he public schools of the rural districts," appraved the i8th day of February. 1904. Elections. An act to amend Sections 255, 256 and 257 of Volume 1. of the Code of Laws of 1902, relating to primary elections. An act to amend Sections 265, 26t, 272, 273 and 274 of Criminal Code ot South Carolina. so as to apply to tht provisions of thep rimary elections. An act making certain offenses in primary elections misdemeanors, and prescribing penalties therefor. An act to require clerks of courts to keep a record of the names of all persons elected to any office within their counties. Miscellaneous. An act to amend an act entitled "An act to amend Section 1,731, Vol ume I, Code,of Laws of South Caro linia, 1902, so as to reduce+ tobacco ware house charges," approved first day of March 1894, so as t<f restore the charges changed by said act. This act fixes maximum charges for tobacco sales at ware houses. An act to amend Section 1,079, Volume i, Code of Laws. 1902, as to compensation of state board of pen sioners. An act to further provide for _rva tion and continuance, and to define -he duties and powers, of the histori cal commission of the state, now ex isting under the terms of an act en titled "An act to provide for the ap pointment of a historical commission of the state of South Carolina, tor the purpose of collecting and perserv ing all matters relating to the history of the state," approved December 27, A. D., 1894. It allows the commis sion to select its own clerk, salary $1,000. An act to regulate the running ot automobiles and motor vehicles. A joint resointion relating to the purchasing of a portrait of Chief Jus tice John Belton O'Neall. An act to regulate the trade in seed cotton and unpacked lint cotton. An act to repeal Section 1,507, Arti cle II, Vol I, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1902, relating to tne gerreral stock law. An act to provide the age ana time in which road duty shall be perform edl in this state, and to provic.e for andI fix the -imnount of commutation tax in lieu thereof. An act to amend Section 1,786, Code of Laws of South Carolina. VTol umne 1. relating to foreign corpora tions. An act to regulate the running or mo:or vehicles upon the public high ways of this state, and fixing a pe?: alty for the violation thereof. An act to amend Section 1,796, of the Code of Laws of 1902, Vol. i, by adding a proviso at the end ot said section relating to "live stock insur a nc e." Bonds for School Buildings. An act to authorize Liberty school district in Pickens to issue bonds. An act to authorize the trustees of Greenwood school district to borrow money to pay off past indebtedness. An act to amend an act in reference to the bonds of school district, No. 14, in Newberry county. An act to authorize and empower school district, No. 52, Newberry county, in the state of South Caro lina, to issue bonds for purchase of a lot and the erection and equipment o a school building thereon; to pro vide for a building committee, and to provide for the payment of said bonds and the interest thereauz. An act to devolve the duties of the of Gaffney upon the town council and treasurer and clerk and fixing the amount of bond of said clerk at $5, 000. An act to authorize the Jefferson special school district in Chesterfield county to issue bounds. An act to allow Mullins to issue school bonds. An act to enable and authorize school district No. 70. embracing tue town of Elloree, in Orangeburg county. to issue bonds for the pur pose of paying for the erection and maim enance of a public school building. and 'o provide for the pay ment of irterest accruing and princi pal of said bonds. An act to authorize and empower the North Augusta school district N0. 66. )f Aii.en countv, in the state South Carolina. -0 1.. u e honds for the ptrhase of a lot and the erection and equipment of a graded school building thereon: to provide for a building committee, of said bonds and the interest thereon. i An act to auhorize the trustees of high school district. being school dis trict No. 12, of Darlington county, to issue bonds for the purpose of pur chasing or paying for school build ing and site and equipping same. A bill to amend an act entitled "An act to provide for the establishment of a new school district in the county of Darlington, and to authorize the levy and r,)llection of a local tax therein," approved December 24, 1885 and approved January 4, 1894. An act to authorize and empower the voters of school district No. 36, of the county of Orangeburg, to or der an election and to issue coupon bonds of said district for school put poses. An act to authorize the trustees of High Hill school district, DeIng school district No. 12, of Darlington county, to issue bonds for the pur pose of purchasing or paying for school building and site and equip ping same. An act to amend an act entitled "An act to estblish the Newberry school district, to authorize the es tablishment of free grad-,d schools therein and to provide the means for the efficient management of the same." An act to empower school district No. 40, of Lancaster county, consist ing of parts of said county' and Ker shaw county, to issue $12.ooo coupon, bonds for school purposes.. An act to amend Section 4 and 6, of an act to authorize the trustees of Jonesville school district, of Union county, to issue bonds for the pur pose of erecting school buildings and equipping same, and purchasing lot or lots. An act to einpower Heath Springs school district No. 38, of Lancaster county, to increase school levy to five mills. An act to authorize the trustees of Mullins' school district, being dis trict No. 34 of Marion county, to is sue bonds for the purpose of purchas ing or paying for school buildings and site and equipping same. An act to authorize and empower the trustees of Liberty school district being district No. ri. of Pickens cunty, to order an election and is sue coupon bonds of said school dis trict for school, purposes. An act to aut'horize the trustees of Fork school district, being school district No. 26, of Marion county, to issue bonds for the purpose of pm. chasing or paying for school building and sites and equipping the same. An act to authorize ad empower the voters of school district No. 65, in the county of Orangeburg, to or der en election and to issue coupon bonds of said school district for school purposes. A bill to authorize the trustees of the school district of the city of Spar tanburg~to issue bonds for the pur pose of erecting an additional school building and equipping same, and purchasing a lot or lots. A joint resolution to further regu late the determination and the levy of special tax, and the election of trustees in and for the school district of the twvo of Cherow. Constitutional. An act to define and prescribe the manner of showing compliance with the requireme::ts if the constitution to the governor prior to his oraring an election as to the creation of a new county. An act to ratify the amendment of ectio ' Article VTII of the con stitution of i8q9, rembds W a=== pal bonded indebtednee. An act to ratify the amendmentj * the constitution of x295, wherey subdivisions II and IX, of Section 34 Article 11. thereof is repealed. 4 An act to ratify the amendment of the constitution of 1895, whereby- a new article thereof is added, relatitng to roads, highways and drainage. MedicaL An act authorizing the passage of ordinances by incorporated cities and towns. and the promulgation of rules and regulations by the state board of health to enfrrce and compel the vac cination and r-vaccination of citizens an d residents of the state of South Carolina. and prescribing the duties of certain officials and persons ior that end. and providing certam pen alties for failure, refusal or neglect tI coiply with the provisions ot the same. An act to regulate the fees of phy sicians in this state testifying as ex pcrts in any of the courts. An act to prevent the spread of contagious diseases. A joint resolution to autnoriz'e state board of health of South Caro lina to regulate with the United States government about quarantine stations. This looks to the transfer of the quaran:ine stations to the Fed eral government. Dispensary. An act to amend section of an act entitled "An act to further regulate the appointment and pay of state constables by striking out Section 661, in Volume i, Code of Laws, 1902, page 171, and insert a section in lieu thereof," approved 19th February, A. D., 1903, so as to increase the pay of state constables to $2.50 per day. An act to amend Section 562, Crim inal Code, Volume 2, 1902, relating to appointment of county dispenser. r An act to amend Section 305, of Code of Laws, Volume 2, South Car olina, relating to appointment of county dispenser. Rainproof Suits. New York Tribune. The time is coming, and it is not far off, when men and women will wear rainproof suits as well as coats, for the process of waterproofingcloth has become so extensive that any cloth, can be treated without altering its color. Indeed, it has been a long day since fashion gave to men such a boon as the raincoat has proved. The raincoat doesn't show on its surface that it is a raincoat, and it is worn on the sunniest day as well as the wettest with equal facility and good taste. While it is at present a 'distinctive garment, there are signs which point to a rainproofing here aftei- for all styles of overcoats.That in vogue is an easy step to the app!i cation of the process to suits of all descriptions. How handy a water proof full dress suit would be at some banque:s! The process is cheap enough. It costs only twenty-five cents a yard. In addition to the made to include a so called "moth proof" quality by some firms. Vanish the moth balls! The Visitor-Your cook~ is perfec tion itself. How do you manage her? The Hostess-Easily. We learn what dishes she likes best herself and then we have those only. One There. Ladies' Home Journal. "Is there a man in all this audi ence," demanded the female lecturer of woman's rights, "that has ever done anything to lighten the burdex on his wife's shoulders? What do, you know of woman's work? Is there a man here," she continued, folding her arm, and looking over the as sembly with superb scorn. "that has ever got up in the morning, leaving his tired, wornout wife to enjoy her slumbers, gone quietly down staire, made the fire cooked his own bream fast, sewed the missing buttons ox the children's clothes, darned the fam,;y Stoicking. scoulredl the pots and kettles, cleaned and filled the lamps,. and done all this, if necessary, day after day. uncomplaining? If there he such a man in this audience let him rise u:p! I should really like te see him!" And, in the rear of the ball, a mild looking man in spectacles, in obed'h ence to the summons timidly aiOst He was the husband of the eloquer