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as to provide that the trustees ap pointed by the superintendent of ed ucation shall be commissioned by him, and to repeal conflicting Acts as to this district, by providing for the election instead of appointment of trustees, and for the time and man ner of such election." To incorporate Bamberg, Ehrhardt and Walterboro Railway company. To restrain any common earner from interfering with the fulfilment of contracts between shippers of freight and the consignee thereof. To authorize and empower School Ditrict No. 52, in Newberry county,. state of South Carolina, to issue addi tional bonds for the completion and equipment of a school building there To amend Section 397. of the Civil Code, Volume 1, of Laws, 1902, by adding an additional proviso thereto. designating certain places for collect ingrtues in. Requiring the payment of certain pensions to the fire departments of incokporated cities and towns by fire insurance companies doing business in the state for the purpose of creating a fund for the benefit of the members of the fire department of- sch% cities and to*s =a prvijing-for the col lection mid istribution of-s"ne. To-authriizethe town-of Lake City to issue bonds for public improve -ments. To authorize the trustees of Sum iernt(~ Sahool District No. 12, of {Mrndn county, to issue bonds for t*, purpose -f. purekasing lot, if nowmarynd of, erecting a school Wiffigg; andi equigiig same, and to pAntde for the. payment of. said bonds. To pmde for a revision of the reg*#tion books of the county of Saluda. To amend an Act entitled"An Act' to pioida for an. unlimited number of diretors for banking, ship build in& and trust corporatfons, and to en ite suth corporations to divide the same into two classes, active and ad visory, and prescribe distinct duties for: each class," so as to include in surance companies. To provide for the payment of cer tMn: witnesses pay bills in favor of A. J: Haltiwanger and W. J. Dibble 'by the treasurer of Saluda county. - To' erehte a new township in Aiken eounty to be known as Langley. To incorpoirate the Union Carnegie itrary. To ratify and confirm the 'charter fte Central Carolina Power compa 'ny granted by the secretary of state . o authorize and require the super visor and county- ~eommissi4ners of Dorhester county to: refund to J. M. Whitsell certain moneys paid the county by hini as county treasurer. To reniew and extend the charter of the Mechanics' Building and Loan association'.of Spartanburg, S. C. Ti pay A. R. Oliver, Henry Berry and William McInnis $50 each for revising and making new books of reistrationl in Marion county. in .Relating to school bonds, issued by School District No. 52, of Newberry county, for the purchase of a lot. and the erection and the equipment of a sehol building thereon. *To convert South Carolina college nto a university, under the name of University of South Carolina. To. require the board~ of education of*Lexintfn county to create a spe cial school district in said county to be known as St. John's school dis Act to ereate and organize townships of Lake City, Kingstree and Mouzons, in Williamsburg county, and to make such changes in the boundaries of oher townships in said county, as the organization of the aforesaid town ships render necessary. Act to provide for a "board of padons." Act to inake an appropriation to meet the expenses of investigating the dispensary. At to authorize and require Hamp ton county to construct a causeway over and across the swamp on Coosa whtchie river, and to build a bridge ovver said river. Act to abolish the office of county supuprvisor and county ctmmissioners foor Hampton county and to provide a ggovernment therefor. Act providing for .magistrates of Sparrtanburg and~ regulating salaries Act to establish a township govern meent for the township on Sullivan's Issland, in Charleston county, state of Soouth Carolina. Act to authorize the governor to apppoint a commission~ to examine into annd report the financial affairs of Faairfield county. Act to amend Section 1,210, Vol amee 1, Code of Laws of South- Caro lina, 1902, as eppearing in the Act -aam &and. - aiek e 2ai day of March, A. D., 1903. by adding a further provision thereto as to elee tion of trustees in Chesterfield coun tv. Act to validate the indebtedness due the Bank of Bishopville by the county of Lee, to provide payment for th-e same. to enable the commis sioners of the sinking fund to lend funds to the county with which to pay the said indebtedness, and to au thorize the county board of commis sioners to pledge the special tax levy herein provided to secure the said loan. Act to authorize and empower St. George special school district. No. 5, of Dorchestgr County, in the State of South Carolina, to issue bonds for the purchase of a lot, and the erec tion and equipment of a graded school building thereon. To provide for a building committee and to provide the means for the payment of said bonds and the interest thereon. Act to amend an Act entitled "An Act relating to drainage, public canals, and ditches in Charleston county," approved the 20th day of February, A. D. 1901, so as to add an other section thereto and renumber said section of said Act as herein providod Act. to authorize and empower the trustees of Rowesville School, No. 20, of Orangeburg county, to execute a bond and mortgage covering the school property in said town for cer tain purposes. Act to repeal an Act entitled "An Aot to enable the commissioners of the sinking fund to lend funds to the county board of commissioners of Lee county to pay the past indebted ness of said county and, to authorize the saidI county boaid of commission ers to pledge the spoeial tax levy herein provided.to secure the same,' approved. February 21, 1905. Act to authorize and direct the au ditor and treasurer of Lexington county to divide the ordinary county tax paid by the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens railroad, 'between the Fork, Broad River and Saluda town ships, and to provide for the dispo sition of said tax. Act. to authorize the trustees of Lakd City School District, No. 15, of IWilliamsburg county, to issue bonds for the purpose of erecting school buildings and equipping the same, and purchasing 'a lot or lots. Act to ainend Section 405, Volume L, Code of Laws, 1902, so as to ex empt Marion county from provisions thereof. Act to provide, for the draining and cleaning:out of othe streams and other bodies of water in Anderson county and to authorize the levy of a ta.x therefor. Act to authorize and require the payment of one hundred and fifty-six dollars and forty-seven cents back pension, to Mrs. Susannah A. Floyd, of Williamsburg county. Act to authorize and require the county board of commissioners of Horry county to issue bonds for the purpose of purchasing site, and for the erecting and furnishing of a court hause and a jail at Conway and for the purpose of building certain bridges, an.d to provide for a special building commission, and to prescribe their powers and duties. To amend Secti.on 1,509, Code .of Laws of South Carolina, 1902, Vol ume I7 as heretofore amended b? an Act., ete, -relati,ng to stock, law, ete, in Colleton county. To amend Section 1,068 of the Code with reference to- pensions. (Mr. Gib We have L know tne bei and have pi( them. THE Ci versile Disc To provide for the examination by expert chemists of the bodies of de ceased persons supposed to have been poisoned. To amend Section 2.927 by striking out Williamsburg. To amend Section 1 of an Act re lative to the holdiug, of eourts. Fix ing the time for courts. particularly applicable to the 2d circuit. An act to amend an act entitled "An act to fix the amount of the com pensation to be paid to the county of ficers of the various counties of the state," so as to increase compensa tion of county superintendent of ed teiation of Williainsburg county. Act to permit the school trustees of Fair Forest school district of Spar tanbiug county to erect certain build ings from the public school funds of said school district. Act to authorize the county boards of commissioners of Georgetown and Williamsburg counties to build a stationarv steel bridge over Black Minizo Creek on the County Line road at point known as Black Mingo bridge. Act to authorize the city of Abbe ville to subscribe to the capital stock of any railroad company building a railroad from Abbeville to or through Due West, in Abbeville county. Act to provide a rural police for that portion .of Charleston county ly ing between the Asheley and Cooper rivers and the northern boundaries of the city of Charleston and the coun ty & Charleston. , Act to define the limits of School District No. 41. in Lexington county. Act to requixe the supervisors of registration for Aiken county to re vise the registration hooks and the county board of commissioners to pay for same. Act to require and provide for a re vision of, the registration books of Florence county. Act to create a new. township in Aiken countf to be known as Lang ley. Act to require Southern Railway company to build depots at Lancas ter. Act to authorize the county board of commissioners of. Lee county to sell lot known as court house lot, ex ept right of way, for purposes of in gress and egress to and from county jail and premnises belonging thereto and purchase with proceeds~ another lot on which to erect a public court house building or deposit said pro ceeds in bank at not less than four per cent interest. Joint resolution, authorizing the appointment of a commission to in vestigate th4 financial affairs of Hampton copnty. Joint resolution to provide for au diting and payment of the expenses of the special election* held in Sum ter and Cherokee counties. Act to amend Section 12 of an Act entitled "An act to regulate the prac tie of medicine in South Carolina, to provide for a state board of medi cal examineis and define their duties and powers,'' approved the 27th day of February, A. D. 1904, by direct ing that license fees paid by appli ants be turned into the general funds of this state. Act to amend Section 1, of "An Act to amend'Section 565, Volume 2, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1902, (Criminal Code,).as to compen sation of county boards of control in Aiken county,'' approved February 22, A. D., 1904, by striking out the words "thirty-six,'' on line 25 of said section, and after the words "'not more fhan,'' and before the yeen in the II it. We have :ked the Cha IATTANOOGA REVEF Plow built. word "days," and inserting the word "fifty" in lieu thereof. Act to amend the law in relation to certain territory in Wiliamsburg county. now exempt from the opera tion of the general stock law. Act to authorize the couity board of ecommisioners of Williamsburg county to build a stationary steel bridge over Black River, at the foot of Main street, in Kingstree. Joint resolution to require the state to reimburse John R. Logan for horse killed by order state vetinarian. To prohibit the unlawful wearing, using. procuring or possessing the had"e or insignia of fraternal, benev olent, seeret or social organizations. To require the Comptroller General to pay P. W. Love $160 for stock and barn. To provide for opening out and widening the highway from the town limits of Dillon to Maple Swamp. To provide for the disposition of fines collected by the magistrates in Charleston county in criminal cases for the several townships in which they are collected. A-ct to require certain clerks in departments of state to give bond. To amend Sections 1,552,- 1,553 1,554, and 1,555, of Volume 1. and Section 353, of Criminal Code, Vol ume. I. Mr. Manning's bill relating to public cotton weighers. To make appropriations to pay members per diem, etc. To amend Section 1,098 as to pub lie health. The general appropriation bill for expenses for 1906. The general supply bill to raise state and county. taxes. To provide for extended authority. to the dispensary investigating com mittee, and to define the duties of the committee. To authorize the adjustment of bonded indebtedness of certain town ships, contracted in aid of railroads. To amend an Act entitled "An Act to pi,ovide for time of holding courts in several judicial circuits, etc." To amend Section 3,070, Code Laws of South Carolina, 1902, Volume 1, by striking out word "the" on last line of said section, and inserting word "no' "in lieu thereof. To authorize town of Saluda, in Saluda county, upon petition of free-. holders, etc. To incorporate the Middle Carolina and Western railroad company. To provide a punishment for in decent exposure of person. To repeal Section 360-362, both in elusive,, of driminal Code of South Carolina, and to enact certain sec tions in lieu thereof. Senator Man ning 's Criminal Code relative to the fertilizer lawis. To repeal Act 1, Chapter XXXIV, Title XI, being Section 1,529-15,429, both inclusive, as now contained in Volume 1 of Code of Laws of South Carolina, etc. Mr. Hardin 's fertiliz er bill. To provide for the resurvey and lo cati'on of the boundary lines between Edgefield and Aiken, and between Sumter and Lee counties. To amend an' Act entitled an Act to fix the amount of compensation to be paid to the county officers of the yarious counties of the state. To authorize the trustees of Dil lon school district to levy and colleet additional local tax therein. To authorize the city of George town to lease to Georgetown Rifle Guards certain property in George town for a period of 99 years. To amend Section 667 so as to in lude .foreign countries to permit /IPLEMENT 1 handled all ttanooga aft< ISIBLE DISO PL.OW r Han commisioners of deeds from foreign countries. Increasing the salary of the county commissioners and their clerk in Marion and increasing the salary of the coroner in Riehliand. and also e lating to) Chesterfield. Fairfield and Colleton. To allow Johnsonx-ille school dis trict, in Williamsburg county, and Sardis school district, in Florence, to levy an additional tax. To pay Dr. J. E. Brockinton $280 for stock killed by the state veterina rian. To increase salary of Aiken board of control. To increase pay of certain officers in Cherokee. To amend dispensary law, making regulations as to other counties the same in Horry and Bqaufort. To correct a typographical error in the Act creating Clyde Township, in Darlington county. The general bill on voting precincts. I Appointing a bank examiner. The pure food bill. To appropriate $20,000 for the Jamestown exposition. To amend" the law on land liens. Relating to salary of courity ofters in Geenoo4 sid Berkeley. To increase the salary of supervis or and number of days serviee of county commissioners in Salnda. To establish an industrig- school for boys-the reformatory. To make Thursday of Fair week a 16gal holiday in Richland. To allow Allendale to issue $1O; 000 in bonds for municipal improve. ment. To chaWe. the time of holding courts in Berkeley. To allow. Ward's school districit,.iq Saluda, to hold an election on issue of bonds. To alow. an illegitimate child to in herit from its mother. Joint. resolution to pay Dr. J. E. Watson $62 for attending smallpox cases in Anderson. Joint resolution to hold an election in Colleton as to exemption from the general stock law. To allow Greenville to issue bonds in the sum of $60,000 to pay past in debtedness. To allow Horry county commission ers to sell poor farm lands and to purchase others. Joint resolution to buy 50 copies of Elzas 's ''The Jews of South Caro lina.' To incorporate the Piedmont Pow - er company. Jloint resolution to pay claims of Simons in Barnwell. To change the name of the Saluda River Power company to the Green ville-Carolina Power company and al lowing the company to build a dam across the Saluda below the present one. To allow suits against insurance companies to be brought in the coun ties where the loss occurs. Joint resolution to pay C. 0. Hart $6.50. Joint resolution to have Saluda court expenses for 1903 audited. The Fish commission 's bill. To al low Tatum school district in Marl boro to collect a matriculation fee of Relating to the salaries of Lexing ton and Dorchester county officers. To allow South Carolina college to close College street between Pickens and Bull, and to open Pickens be-! tween Green and Pendleton streets. 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