Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SYNOPSIS OF WORK OF T THE GENERAL ASE_[BLY ei ( CONTiNUED FROM PAGE 1.) p: mission $ 50 for extra work. The other item changed was that tolin- tm sating T. Y Williams fo< acti_ig as special judge. The house raised t1is t item from 52 to $4l.85, att-r t1= ways and means committee nad agreed. to the increzse. b Mr. Browning gave notice of amer d ments to the total of the several i ec tion- cn third reading today to mke them ^onform to the changes made b) the house. No Increase in Levy. The apprciriation bill carries a totali of approximately $1,9S3,000 and pro vides for levying a State tax of 5 3-4 c mills during 1912, the same levy as was raised in 1911. Si Two important amendments were added to the bill by Mr. Stevenson. St One makes the measure conform to the decision of the supreme court in regard to certain State employes re- sI ceiving a greater salary than that fix ed by statute. The other amendment bi prohibits any executive officer from d using the funds of his department to pay any officer not provided for in the bill. The house passed- 15 sections of the bill Tuc=day night. Section 16, providing for the judi- M cial department, was passed Wednes- 0( day norni :g. The ways and means ci committee accepted an amendment to ti item 4, compensating T. Y. Williams for acting as special judge, which in- 1f ' -~ creased it from $25 to $41.85. The item allowing the eode commissioner hi $450 for extra work caused consider- re able discussion. Mr. Browning stated that the item had been vietoed last year, and the veto sustained in the sf senate. By a vote of 46 to 26, the house struck out the item. Iin Sections Unchanged. I ec The following sections were passed in 'unchanged: Section 17, healt depart. inent, total $24,509.20; section 18, 1 board of medical examiners, total $2, 500; section 19, tax department, total F $81,485.14; section 20, University of South Carolina, total $98,298.78; sec tionu 21, Winthrop Normal and Indus trial college, total $152,531.29; section in 22, The Citadel, the Millitary College of South Carolina, total $57,266.61; y :se~ction 23, Institute for Education ofm Deaf, Dumb and Blind, total $35,600. 11 Section 24, making appropriation at from the State Colored Industrial and Mechanical college, caused some de bate. J. M. Daniel wanted to reduce the maintenance fund from $7,500 to $5,000,~but the house refused to do so. Mr. Sawyer wanted to give the negro1 college $5,100, but the house would not agree with him. The section, which also allows $7,000 for a ne b4 heating plant, was passed unchanged.b When the next section, No. 25, for si "other educational purposes," was t taken up, Mr. Ayer wanted to amend *it so as to raise item 5, "for extension of public schools under act of 1910, to'be paid out of the dispensary fund, c $60,000," by direct taxation instead ofy taking it out of the dispensary fund. -fit * Neuralgia b Pains Sloan's Liniment has a d * 4 soothing effect on the ,di nerves. It stops neural- a gia and sciatica pains in-b stantly. Here's Proofa Mrs. C. M. Dowker of Johannesbur;, M~ich., writes:-" Sloan's Liniment is the best medicine in the world. It hasd relieved me of Neumalgia. Those pains have all gone and I canruly say your Liniment did stop them." Mr. Andrew F. Lear of 50 Gay Street, i Cumberland. Md., writes:-- 'I have used sloan's Liniment for Neunlgaa and I certainly do praise it 'very much" SLOANS LINIMENT is the best remedy for rheu matism, backache, sore throat and sprains. At all dealers. Price 25c.,50c.anld $1.00 v Sloan's book on I Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Pouk1 I try sent free. Address Dr. a EarI& Sloanl t Boston,Mass. t he house refused to accept Mr. Ay- .I 's amendment and the section went 1 Lrough. Under section 26 for the State Hos ital for the Insane, the bill gives ?83,050. The South Carolina Indus -ial school was given $26,000 under action 27. The State penitentiary got e sum of $6,550 under section 28; ther charitable and penal purposes, 305. Under section 30, pensions, the .1 passed carries a total of $268,000 which $17,000 is for maintenance the Confederate infirmary. Caused Debate. %r. Courtney offered an amendment section 31 reducing the salary of ie -secretary of the historical com ission from $1,500 to $1,000. This used a long debate. The house re-1 ised to adopt Mr. Courtney's amend Lent, but added a section to the bill ating that the sums appropriated for claries shall be paid in equal monthly istallments to the officers designated. his amendment, which was offered by r. Stevenson, avoids conflict with j atutes fixing salaries at a lower fig- t re than those in the appropriation .11, as construed by a supreme court scision. I The two following. sections were issed unchanged: Section 32, inter ;t on bonded debt, total, $295,980.83; ction 33, elections, total, $45,485. Under section 34, "miscelaneous," r. Moore wanted to cut out the $5, 10 appropriation for the State agri- ] iltural and Mechanical society, but < e~ house refused to do so. . Section 35, giving the senate $15,- J 6.43 for expenses, was passed, . < Under section 34, "miscellaneous," I >use of representatives, the house 9 ,fused to allow $100 Increase in the ( Llary of the clerk of the ways and eans committee. The total of this < iction was $32,904.70. Section 37, expenses of the engross- < .g department, was passed unchang- I 1, as was section 38. expenses com- Y on ic both hons 's. ILEAGE BILL PASSED SENATE. i rovides for the Collection of Coupons on Trains. The bill by Senator Carlisle requir g conductors to pull mileage coupons Strains, that passed the senate last 1 ar and was amended in the house, aking the law operative.after May 1, '12, was passed after some debate d ordered enrolled into an act. INDICTMENTS AMIANST I UITON LABOR JFFICIALS horn Govrernment Holds Responsible for Dynamiting Outrages. Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 6.-Union la- I( r officials and agents, said to num r between thirty and forty, whom .e government holdis crirgina-lly re- ] >onsible with the McNamaras and Or. E. McManigal for perpetrating ore than one hundred explosionsc hich occurred in cities from Massa. iusetts to California in the last six ars and in which the wrecking of te Los Angeles Times bu.ilding was i incident, were indicted today. Thirty-two indictments were re red. Capiases for arrests have been Ii sued and all the men indicted are to< taken in custody on a day secretly t ced by the government but 5.nown tot within a week. March !2 eas been t *t for the arraignment Leo 'sFeder- t Judge A. B. Ander:i a Indiuna >1i. The papers for tile arrests des nate the amount of bond which the ~fendants may give in the federal stricts in which they reside for their p.earance here. The amounts of the >nds in the individual cases were not ade known, but it was s,aid in the ~gregate they would total $300,000. lames Withheld Till Arrests Made. Although the names of the defen-, Lnts and their exact number were, dered withheld pending the arrests, was stated probably more than 32 id possibly 40 men were accused, in much as more than one defendant as named in somie of the indict ents. Almost all the men it was de ared, were either union officials or .en who were charged with affiliating ith the dynamniters. 'ALL MONEY WERE DIVIDED YOU WOULD BE WORTH $34.61 Washington, Feb. 5.-An equal di ision of all the money in the United tates would result in each man, wo ian and child possessing $34.61. That mount is the per capita circulation ccording to the calculation of the reasury department which estimates bat the population of the country has rown from 91,972, 266, as determined y the census of 1910, to 94,958,000 on February 1, 1912. The stock of money in America is ast climbing up into the billions. On 'ebruary 1 there was $3,624,572, 121 ini he United States. Of this $338, 302,481' nent and $3,3S6,269,640 was in circula ion. Thirty-three years ago the en ire amount in circulation in this ountry was $816,266,721. CONFIDENCE. We Back Up Our Statements With Our Personal Reputation and Money. We are so positive that we can re ieve constipation, no matter how hronic it may be, that we offer to .urnish the medicine free of all cost ,f we fail. 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Cleveland,Ohio WVM.E. PELH{AM & SO. TATE OF SOUTH Ci,ROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. By Frank M. Schumpert, Esquire, 'robabe Judge. WHEREAS, George D. F. Lyles hath nade suit to me to grant him letters if administration of the estate of and ~ffects of Carrie Lyles, THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite Lnd admonish all and singular the kin Ired and creditors of .the said Carrie syles, deceased, that they be and ap-! >ear before me, in the Court of Pro >ate, to be held at Newberry, S. C., >n the 15th day of February, next af er publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in he forenoon, to show cause, if any! hey have, why the said administra ion should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand, this 29th ay of January, Anno Domini, 1912. Frank M. Schumpert, J. P. N. C. ills a MIurdprer. A merciless -murderer is Appendlcl-I is with many victims, but Dr. King's 1ew Life Pills kill it by prevention. 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Walton, Wednesday, January 17. !t Glymphville, Thursday, January 18.1 Maybinton, Friday, January 19. e Prosperity, Monday and Tuesday, 8 January 22 and 23.c Little Mountain, Wednesday, Janu ary 24. nONal Trai, Jonary 25 ji We Pay BAN&IJ Four Per Cent1 I Interest In F0 OUR) Copyright 1909. by C.E NO BETI than with the 1N your boy in tEI by opening a sai him. We solic Will always r treatment. "The Bank ThatAl1 The Newberry Capital Stock, Jas. Mcintosh, President* The MonarcATypewriiterComnpany nrart Vsible Monat SEND FOR, MON) Learn the many reasons for Monarch st convinced that Monarch merit rests in t tell you about it. MONTHLt Monarch machines may be purchased oi will bring full information. THE STATI Columbia, S St. Lukes, Friday, January 26. Dogs not return Longshores, Monday, January 29. Inot b. considere ili'erstreet, Tuesday, .lanuary :0. of the courts of Chappells, Wednesday, January 31. All male persc id at Newberry until February 20, )f 21 and 60 yes tr which date a penalty of 50 per Poll tax, except nt. will be added against all persons, or those persons rms or corporations tailing to maka a support from Liir returns. from any other< The law requires a tax to be charg- -Nothing but pf fion all moneys, notes and mort- be assessed this aes, taesnelsalso an income tax on gross in-' who have bought omes in exce-ss- of $2,500. note snch las There shall be a capitation taX of nt uhtas Ify cents on all dogs, the proceeds for 1912. Sem .pndAd for sehool purposes. l ri &t ' JuJ [TWIG D BLNT,SO s MES iINE TMD AN Depart ACCOUNT BKY TODAY ment ,Zimmerman Co.-No. 28 ER TIME ew Year to start te right direction ings account for it your businesse eceive courtious )ays Has The Money" Savings Bank .- $50,000.00 1. E. Norwood, Casbier 7 "NO THREE O'CLOCK[ FATIGUE" The quiet, unruffled, selfish ope rator, whose work is always on time-the one who shows no trace of "nerves" at the endsof her day's work-finds in one of the exclusive features of the IVlonarch Typewriter ~her greatest aid to promptness and assurance against "3 o'clock fa tigue." That feature is (RCH LITERATURE periority. Then try the Monarch, and be he machine itself, not merely in what we PAYMENTS 1 the Monthly Payment Plan. A post cardV SCOMPANY outh Carolina. 1 for taxation shall i its true value" which IS cQnstrued to I as property in any I mean "the sum of money for which this state. - such property, under ordinary cir ns between the ages cumstances, would sell for cash." trs are liable to pay jPlae do not ask that your prop Confederate soldiers, erty be taken from the auditor's dui incapable of earning plica,te the same as last return, for being mainmed or the law requires that all property ause. .must be listed on regular tax return rsonal property is to blanks and signed and sworn to by. year, .but all persons person listing same. or sold any real es- Newberry, S. C. turn are required to Name of township and school dis ers on their returns trict must be given on every return. EUG. S. WERTS, aus soe ".at j u.t ane awhery Cnn