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THE TOM TIMES. UNION, 8. f. BANK RXAMINKll. ithv llouso Ocatcfl 2sucb An Oflh'o and rrwrrlfccs tho Duties Thereof. . The bill creating tho oDieo of Stat-j I>ank Examiner, which baa patted the Hon an of Kcprcecutatircs, read* u? .follows: Section 1. Every banking aa<l fiscsi Corporation of this Etnto kcKtoforo oi hereafter created under tho lawn of thin State ?lnvll )>o nubject to examination an hereinafter provided. Section 2. That tho oflSco or Bta.tr hnnk examiner is hereby created and the advisory board, hereinafter provided for ahall appoint a competent hereon, \rbo ahull ?k? an expert book u<ijivi, iu mm uiiit'Vi u> w) cuuilliiHfcioucri by 1]k> governor. Tho Statr bnuk ixumiiitr ahull cuter upon 4Lic flu tie* of hin ofllce on tho li-t day ol filly, 180(1, and h?>!J said oflieo nuifl ^oruovod by tho appointing j>ower. Tin Oflieo of tb.i State bank examiner khwJI be at tbo neat of government. > Section 3. There shall be an advisory fco.inl consisting of the governor of the* State, who shall W) president of tho |>o;wi, tlio ?oruptrollor gencrui, seerelary of Stabs tuo Statu treasurer and llie attorney general. See. 4. It. shall lx) tho rlnty of tho {state batik examiner t<> examine fully ami carefully at least once h year, utni oftener if hi.a time permits, into t.!.c books, paper* ?u:d affairs of any banking or liacnl corporations of this State fuul report to tho Statu tri u?nrrr on Wntb tho result of nttch examination rr txazninAtiou*, in which rujort thero (hall bo eel forth epocilieally u!l violations, if any, of tho hanking law of Ibia State by tho corporation or corborationa examined. Such report fchnll be filed iu 1 l\o lit a to treasurer"* office for inspection of all persons ii>torestctL If it nnoejurs to l'-.a Nt>?tr\ bank examiner qjhjii examination that, any banking or fiscal corporation of lliLs Jr'tate b.tn violated any of the banking laws of tbia State, or that the F'-.iuo is insolvent, or ui un unsound <r</udi|iou, or that its condition w each us to Vender its further coutinnnuco harairdbnn to tbo public or to the depositors, jbc uhnll rcjHirt tho some to the attorney general, who ahull forthwith tata fegal 8fo|m to wind op the uflairs of tho said banking or fiscal corporation. See. fi. The riliito bank examiner fchaM take tho oath prescribed ..u tho Constitution and file tho 6am c with the Htate treasurer. Hoc. (>. )1? may summon and c: amIne undcToatli, which Lo may udmmio- ! fcer, the directors, ofQcersund ugvnta of j Buy banking ?>r fiscal corporation doing JbUMUCoo in this iState, and s.uh otht r (lei'Kons as he may think proper, in j atiou to if* uilitirs, traneaei'one un'i (conditions; and whenever without justifiable cause rofuno to oppejtr and toa"^ily xvh n ? > ret]nirod, or obstructs him | In the dinchargeol his duty, uhall fer each <?flVnet be punished by a lino not exceeding ?5,000 or imprisonment not exceeding one your; and n such rofnsnl or obstruction be made by tire ofli- I ccrs of such l?ud..eg or fi. e l rort vr;e i lion li?' shall r. {??>? t :?jrTJ hu i to t-Lio at- | torm y j;?iirri?l, ih.tll t hcfoiipori j proceed ferthn th to w ind u'lthc t)f Mich coi |'i>n.t:oij. hieo. 7. Thu tthito hank ? ?:n. licfore erderin^ upon liia duthn, ihrdl give liotvl in t''o b.t.n of $it),0<?0 inr thi? j Jfttitl fr.l <Ihi li.ir'/o of liin cb-tii! With < lit MUVlh:t? to In! f>pj'f ?v* J l>v the a.tvibory hoard hcr? .a?c.''oro provided provided for. He >-!?> ! also hot i! < notary public, xuil kind! rc-c.ate Sn full t:o:n; election f??r all M < j tooth ss ci nun;.-.' un.l notary ; ' lllll: ll.'il h;il. l y <>f < Xcl'lovi: t>f toiancii;:ti 1r-.v<-I?n/? < x.}.)!? c!>- ! ti-ndi'!,: t?? t! :? nuth-ii of o'.ii. n which hire tied! he p.'ii 1 by tin; i"?*-?tix ^ IrcKaiirt':*-.r. : l.v> v.mr.ni of t:io nd- l visi.ry t.1 he, v ;hc j'thxrv ih hKii | l?loi: <: -in iini expel; ? < ! iitch' i t" i.'h- ;di li !>o 1 no! li ? ! ftptvnil levy *.ii the eupit.J i J U10 1 ; .?!?iiipr and Vim'i'.I (oriMtr.iJioOM of thin : tit Mi, the km id li \y to he tit" ! iy | the ?iivi a>r\ i oii I iicridn hefoii- j t .> tided lot. Tiir: i:\v \tjir roMiKtiM/'.nsn UcsoJ'iUnu* < rni..irhi;c llim Arc lf?? , porteil to the llotmc. Th" Ti'soluuoi:' ovmi.-Iiht .A n!.?>na.5< r ; I iJay.ird fur I tin ccntaLr..i? in he knte ?poccl)A* at r>Jinlxir;; aid Uuylro, SuRl.-vi'it, which ki-:v ajlvjvh-it j cvor.it ?. fc?o t-y Hi" ll-'iu-i" ftin-t^h arfliiiv. opp nlJlw, JK" re n jvet - J in f i.o ii .?? ' t-iy J" r. IliU, of llUrvii, L1:" chatr-r.iu o: li.o /? it.n:ii'.it. jTh'i pr.*atn!.l?? t.v> ?.o:'?.a-.v ofced t-y Mr. 1,.?>'?:.! .11 i :.t:si:: v* "Iti'SnhwI. 'I'linl it tii" v. i i ifn) Hf'.iiKO of It'-j r. i- i iativ.i tl.a: Th.>rfi.j*> i' latynr.l, ami n.sH&dor ?i tin* I't.H.vi h:n'.e--1 tin-.it Urttain, in juiIm ,. m-.'. ifm tauiMa;tc j n*>wv<? K.'um kh i r?-j. v | n;t.-i'./ivt 'tipJ iinatM* pr.if an: ;U>.ai>-1! : liio ; mil'-ft'iy of lit- | a, \vtil H f Mo ii I :r?.t. > ti.a: 'M j.rc.'i-nVitan f It.. Li!-.!.' < u ,'.ty ;i i'J i-' t of ri"y p .! a i \ i ir:> Kturii uth-ran-vH am v. i. /li.i it. - .\i:i ! SUiat f>r I'li iit, diilivt.- aiyl C,.-r\. , \vn lie, .' ).! -a, >t!:>! 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Ii y,...v.li-H tola! ti.i.t no ai t'cn t*u J i ?.-t I.oi. tli-jfci ADJOURNED SINE ME.: ] KATUKOAY T1IK M&T T>AY OF !1 1 THK SOl'TII CAS9DL.INA i LeGlSliATUI&K. i Over *l\vo Hantlivd nml 5?'ll'fy Bill* ( Vassal at ??n Ki(>rii?o of Over ,) $:><MK>0 to tlio State. ' ... .... x 1 Thikty Sfiviami Day.?lu the Hon- i (ate on Moiulay notice being received that the lloHBC hiul refused to a^roo tc f | > tho amendments to Uie bill fixing th? i ' liability of railroads for injuries to era- c ( ployoe, the Souate insisted on th< amendments and Senator* Barnwell i: and KirHand were appointed on a com- t mitten of oonfcrcnoc. a 1 A concurrent resolution extending | Uk; tJuiJiliH of tho gnueral osMcmbly fox i na eulurtnimnent at the Columbia v FouihIo college, to which the member* n I U.. .1 I : :a - t __ % I - , IIUI1 ut'CU UIVHUIli W IH pU*SCW. | 0 Tho education bill, returned to tlx i HCQuto with ISO amendments, wn-a or- i r do red printed ami ni ulo tho ?poeiin j f order for next morning ut 10 o'clock t? ! i bo considered ia committee of tin 1 I whole. j t The com mi floe r> u free eonferencf ; 1 od tho election bill made its report, t recommending th:t recession of tin | b Iioiiho from certain nasend merits nuo 1 u ! making other plight ehaeg^H in tin bill. Tuo r. port was adopted. [ Thin passed third rending. k., To abate all taxes duo the Sfcato an county by those cili.'.ims of Colletu t; j and lieuufort coantir", who Iihvo to: I ferod Iohoch by the slot ins of lSi)3 nn> ! 1 89-1, reudoiiug thein una I do t-o pat Kftid 1h\ch for tec ticcnl years ol" 18'J: and 181)3. ? Ou motion of Mr. F.fird, tho provis ions of his dinpenpary tell were subett (>l tuted for the House bill ou tho sauu j, nnhjcct and tho hill punned to a thm reading, when argument will bo had. ? On motion of Mi. Fin ley, the appro priatiou and supply bills wore tulu-u uj j, oat of their order, and pass-.d to ulhiri j, loading. A emni&ittco amendment to tho snp ply bill, striking ont tho penalty f<? the no u-pay in cut of poll tak, whs n 1 p oj)tcd. C Unfavorable reports wore made oi tbo following bills: ,j To further provide for further as I SUKHIT.CIll. ill' lirnnortv <..r it fruit.... 1 . I i 1" J ' ! || Went on the calendar. \> To require county FnporviHors nn< j county boards of couaiiwti oners to ?h j ti till prii?oi<t>r.A, l?cth before nncl eft. conviction, u* lu'tual cost. Chtleiidm p Ken.itorH Mrtjfultl mi 1 ])nlii*e wer appointed on a committee of cotifcronc n I on the lkh fill. l'in :iv-i'.i?nTn Day.- I.) the'flon.iti S Tuesday the do-penury bill pais <i c niter U iui? under consideration for ti three bourn. n Seualorw Marfi< 1 f, MoCliihi Mid Nor- L rin were appointed on n committee r.i free omifivouoo on tlio county govern- 8 ixie.nl, bill. ?Senutor MayfieM offered ??ivBol'itioa c inviting Hon. Patrick \Y.?! h to iiIiu-sk ike f.v uer-1 assembly tit 0 oVlo. * p <hii? evening on tIk? tuvqicnu 1 hsraeter , o of the fc>outli< rn Blati'.i ca jx<eit'on to be i>tdd ic Cbicii fo, which whs adopted. r. Th ? fyllowiajr acts v.ero retiricd. j b An mrt to reutiltil.' the movement* of i <; cars, tr.vimi and fcr.d-lo bet ween lim connecting within this M:i>* , mid U d prevent any dtaerimin 'tion in tin.! rV* w cl:or<;t .1 of liiciJitio** o3'cml hia li ee'iticilmj; liuis*, and to picv? lit uJ o1 crimination, and to require ?qr.; ! j {j fnciiitren mid inlvar.t ages to nil r.tilrmui ; cooqeiiiiee within or without tbo State j hj with which they dirtvitly cr iudmctl> j connect, nmi to provide for the i~- i in <i?tyoo oud rcvounitjun of {Jsron/'li tt bills of lading by nil railroads doiio; r! i? o.:iicsm in tt/itito j r,-v."?ut tin pi diferaioii of fr<i>'!it, ol Au xct to p"o.:tj. ?.ir t! r tiro) of ull i?!ert im ih.i- ?j iali w ?i tl U) vot?* in '~t! ' , ? y.mtv, >jii -i - i id I Ul'tl COllJjrCB.-lOaul M" 1 ; !( SJ K'C'.ial j t-t ejections, j <>: Ar. art to titom I - "r r Hi' i:i(Viri:ui - ; |m?u of to AiiH oi isot l?*f-N ti).in ! .<"*() u?.r j l>. wore than 5.000 hints. j br A.n Hot, to amend nu not to vro\i li- ' t.> fur the .'i(U>|)tii/u of Id^itiinab-id ilt': i . I I'llthC till 1(1 iO&din^ bil.lri >*' j iti yostordttj : ! St lloiiHt IriH to rr><'?lAfo tin* vds? > ! to dressed licof, <;?! &ud nriUc.a iu this j k-.> iitoftf. i mi *Jorxws 2ri?l to fbftBjje the time ih:.t ' lb llio v?uiity hoard of couimiHKioKe.Tsaijtili : cubmit tli'-ir ?nm:ol reports. trv Mouse toll to provide lor the Jo::- ! sr. tion, ilniitvs rt> 1 eoTnpp!i>'?t;oi) of u of eouuweioner of the disp'-i:e{iry ;i? 1 <> Ml s Htute board oi ix.nUol, :?n! to forth* r th< Vt Ciiitlti Hit! n.tlr (if llllitl irtlti 11 * J ! mill . "> in thf #?<jniitii n mi/4 jircPcril'O fnrttvr ! p-nailii 3 for violation of dit-ji-. ; ;?r ;iary l>i.v. 1 f'>i Tli- fi.ii' S f? i:n AJiiorrity G?'n- j uj> oral l-.i!' w.tj ] ( iv. d J ? tijo IM Ai tiiiU (<f ffco S.tuto o! S?.'ufi ('iiruliwit I Mf t-v t!/> i :: ?! /ii.rnaf. joi^o '/><>*, it 'v..: itp|H that yonr honoraldo ly !.: J f*':r- t n.>' th< > ''iUon < ' 'J .ry !' . ; -. ! iV i.-1 ^.1 rtft'Mioe t? i> r{ hu'l , i/i?!'l l-j '??!'! 't'ltll < '(!'i>- | i:.li.'.f ( !w<_ !.. J ft :r if ; fl;o j <; 1.U I OJVirt I1|miU S'J!. 0 1(1 iil.r. J' . In jl;, o! i n ; i,!?tfr il :i- 1 .1 >ly. bmi'r Hi-* 1? ; i.i/ .u: / ?if 1 | r? M'-.'il it>;i ' to-- ??l J t . i r ; ?. ': ;i. .. > : i.h ? u \>r i.e;. I ' ? 1 Tin ?? ; ) ' ' rV? - J. j a_,. : ? *?. li .. .-'It'll /I i ? : s.o't'.f ? ? v? ' ' j:it thai tlio I (J,. j i. > : i : ni. ?. .?( ' uov-'l! (j., i - . ' c. "iH! : < I ! '.< 1 r r.. Ills j. . i: ! , 11 ;i i . T.t tl " < ) ! J Ji 5 i >.'j ' II.?1 ti.o aIi-iIc 7\, is . ti ' rri'il t< i. ;iift com- j},, i i 1 : n 11.iti.i?l :i V'.i i i" i f ooiii|n'- j( _ ; i ' { < f iii1. Mid th /* 1'MI ? i .li , j|j, t:c v< it '1 w.th fiill |!0*'T > j R.-t II. | jt) the fi:ut*.t r. j,jt iwt>ip ct f :illv at. omitted, j |j0 >V. A. Barber. Attorney General. $ I I ! THrBTT-NiKTH Day. ? In tho KcntAo >n Wednesday tbe following third readTig bills passed. To require tho Statu treasurer to transmit to the Stuto board of control monthly reports. To raise supplies niul niako appropriations for the fiscal year commenting January 1, 18'Ji). Tho following second rootling bills were passed, all being liouao bills: To tunend section 11254, revised stutltes, relative to circuit courts, so as to provide for special courts. To amend section 237-1 of volume 1, evised statutes, relating to jury comaissionera. To reguloto tho schedules of pnssonjor trains in cortniu cusck. (l'rovidng for closo connections when practilablo.) To rwniirn nonn*>?-tinr? - > *1.:~ M '???? "? ??? | Hate, when owned by tho same party, o operate freight and pussengar tariffs .a one and the name road. Relating to warohousemon, authorzing them to givo bonds and issue rareiioui>e reeeiptB rocurcd thereby, .ud proscribing and regulating their lit ties. To further rogulato public printing, eports of officials and compensation or Hii rac. 'J'ho appropriation bill was passed. Mr. Mnyfield's amendment to refund he 8 >000 advanced by Gov. Evans for ho State's exhibit at Atlanta out of he privilege tax. waa laid on the tale. It will bo paid out of tho treaary. Eor.Tiirrii Day.?In tho Senate on 'hnrsday the following passed tiual jailing: Regulating free tuition in the instiit.ious for higher education. To provide for special Courts and pccial Judges. Relating to jury commissioners. To regulate the schedules of pass uor trains iu certain corses. To repeal "Au Act to inoorporato . crtain religious and charitable societ- 1 is," etc. , To validate the jury lift prepared ^ tiring tho mouth of January, 1895. To provide for the employment of dior to oonstrnct and maintain tho ridges, etc. A bill (House) to amend an act relaiug to the huntiug of doer, etc. To amend an Act to charter the lic-terfield and .Lancaster Railroad !om puny. ' To pay $f>t ftG t?>Alr<i. K. A. Rollins, ru?tce, for doubli) State taxes. To authorize the regents of the St-ito [<*? '. al .'01 the lnsancto purchase the 1'allien property, etc. rJ\> further provide for the distribn-, 3 on of the direct tax funds. Relating to the constitutional nohool 3 IX. To require convicts to be j>aid for 1 innthly. J Providing that the directors of tbo 1 iatu Penitentiary ahull furnish the j oiTicts provided for in the Act en- < tied "Au Act relating to the sever- < uen of CMafliu College Iroui Chill in < Fniversnty. < To dispose of certain hooka in the 1 tnte library. < The bill to declare the duties of f jnuty tr? usurer* parsed. < The bill to regulate tho dioting of * nsouers wkh iudetinitvly postponed 1 n motion of Air. Finely. 1 The bill to regulate and control e onrity Kinking funds passed, an did a 1 ill to regulate tho catching of eur on. t The conference committee on the a isp r.s-.ry bill submitted a report, c rhich was adopted. r -I -I-, ii 1/ay. i !i too nt.'im; | vi n Friday th.i ejection i ill whh passed (tally. Mr. llarv. ;v?:ll offered hij t m a Init-zit, and limit) a inaguiticoi.il) j in urip.ort of it, but lost. t A uifB-tJV'o from the govt rimr, trans- / littitig n tine portisit of Angus Pat i>oa, with a letter from lxs grand <> lildren, m vvIticl\ the portrait was it'Sfut'-tl t > the HOUuto oi Sooth Car j iua, xvas reeeivod. The following third rcatliu ' hi da f) t ro ?ii"n ])<tsi?>'i]: j-i ;\> .. : t n.l s. i-tn .1 (' ' ' of tin* rcvi.i.'tl j( 'at ?, relating to 1 !it> qaaiilicutioii f to?v:>hijj commissioners. To pvovi.l" for tin; employment of bur 1 1 cop tract. and maintain the itlgi's end ti 1 *)i a a*.h when p. satis fucLr IV coat.not Ct'inot Ik; made. To . Mijnovr ih miinicipttl ivr.thor* ,, rs 01* tiio cities and toivmi of this ute of not It ss tliau ld,000 iuhftliiuta t<? require the weighing ot coal ^ Id wit-hiu the limits of hiipIi cities <1 towns, and io impose a char go '' rt for. 'i* > m the appropriations for tho ]>uy ut ? f i!?e jut tjioui, mileage and it: :< ry . > v. it.,>s ??' the mnrnbtrs r( too at.Til 11-M1 I'olv, the KftlurieHOl' ?* 0 r iii-Toif! ito idK'cors nut! employes p1 oroof, and tor other purposes herein ,1.1 1 ^ 'I'.: ! fti? net entitled "an act to I lL fi\." i j. I of oomiiv ooveriiineut | w i 1,!. I'l-v . .. counties of the State," | ?' IT r.-,. ! IS:)!. cl r : .'i oi t > on.mill ohom.s. !'!) . 1 1 >r. Tinimor- [ ?ti, its jirc uiuiy otiioer, with a goM ! ,l1 t. b. * j T'*our-i-kkoova iMy, In the Senate ! ' -<livy Si n.itor Mo^er, who linn Ix on ' / J ?| i. i:tl of tin- i f rk tor wci'b;, rose ! <i -. ! ! "Mr I'ri i i'fi at, I luovi , for ' 1 t {; . . i i'nrthi r r o," j )j i >ii ..*.' ; jienHi <1 with, nuil tlio J hi'.it'li 1 nit.J it ;n i ; t?? tiio mo- J A n'.Oi r ot i*i i < ! !!( < reports 1 "1 !'? ; 'i m ) II IIIIX' 1 III.1 r t#f ' to were latiiii il. _ j;:' Mr. Sloan ro-.i* uinl : Mr. I'rc.si- I ' I bo.n r iiv>ti*<l to nail 1 fu!. iii ii:* 'i ,.i a |??CM'liU'tl of ?rl of tlir * !a)e j I'> th*i il"* *. 11. ]'im*nfrnian - o1 ii 1 T*-)ih-* v -..i tin Si ti'ito: We, J r* ; iii.tifc*:v t ?f tlm |,tr.s.s, who ' V>1 ,( f .r * - ily ? i months report; ! ! ,lt |-i oi oi it,n ;i .1 iljij body hut which a have |>rct.nh 1. ?] ?*iro in our limn way to oxjiri-HH o :r hi^'h upprccia- 10 u o' tht juiform courteay ami kind *u ncs? with which yon have treated us in comraon with ?very one who has the good fortune to couiu in contact with you, aud to assure you of our sinccro esteeem aud regard for you as a mnu and uti ollioer. Dr. Tiiumeriuan tlinnkod tho newspaper men for the expression of good will conveyed, and the resolution was ordered spreud 011 the Journal. .At 2 o'clock the hands < f the clock poiuling to 10:30,' A. M., the Senate went iuto executive sesniou to consider appointments. At 12:30 o'clock actual time and 9 nVlnck tim<> th<? Seiintn took a recces for an hour ami thirty n unites to moot nt D. 15 legislative time. At 4.25 tho Semite ww called to order again and a measure to ratify Acts it ah sent to tho House. "While the Seunto was awaiting tho arrival of tho House, Mr. Finley rose and said: Mr. President: "It is a fact that in this country of ours otic of the most important factors in all moral, social and governmental development is tbr.t of the preasaml to have a press, Mr. President, on which a people can rely is one of the highest evidences of the growth at u development and giealuess of u country. There have j lu ?mi repioscnb 1 in th Senate at this e ssiou three daily papers by three capable, competent, fnir and impar'iiil reporters. As evidence of the re- ! H.ird in which they are. held and the approbation with which their work lias met, 1 move that a vote of thanks bo extended to them.' Mr. Sloan: "I second tho motion! of tho Senator from York, and heartily < endorse all he has said. Tho reporters j have ri'b.?ltd credit npou themselves and upon the State." Mr. Archer: 1 rise to express my approbation of the work which has been dune by the reporters at this session. I do not think the deliberations of any body hu\ been as fairly auil impartially reported for n nnmbtir of years, as have those of this session, rhoy have been free from party bias and all have received at their hands the justice tin y deserved. THF. HOUSE. FoRTiKrii Day. ? In the House ?>i> Monday the following passed tnirtJ reading: Senate bill to provide for the examination of banking corporations of the State. Mr. W. J. .Johnson's bill to require comity supervisors and boards of i on luishioaers to diet all prisoners befxro and after cnivh tii u at actual cost. To authorize sp? ei.nl e'e ti .ns .it any incorporated city r town < !" t! b't u> for the purpose of issuing l>ouds Tor corporate purposes. Senate bill to regulate tho movement of cars, trains and traft'c between lines connecting withiu the State, and to prevent any diseriuiination in the ratea charged or facilities oU'cred, such xiunecting linen and to prevent all di?U'twinstoui, nnd to require equal tajilities and advantages to all railroad mmpauien within or without the State *ith which they directly or indirectly sonnect, and to provide for the is tuance And recognition *of through Will i >i lading by oil railroads in thiH State, ? prevent the diversion of freight, to irevcut the violation of thi? act by any ail road in this Slate, to constitute the auto hk a misdemeanor and to provide | mninhment therefor. The bill in relation to the coni;titnioual school tax which Las become isseLs of the State in ohar-.-e of the lommifisionors of the sink t fund by easou of tho same being ] : 'ine and in paid. Air. Anderson offered a < .r.oarrent osolntion that tho two hou-as rn< vt in omt assembly on \V< dncsil ;y at no on o elect directors of tho Ktutu Colored igrieullural colhye. Several more committees ? [ confcrace were nppoiute I on t dnor bills. The k. nnto biil r< l>tti g to tlx public >rintim; was favorably r. j ; I. Tho oointi.iltt i! on \sn; u i nu -una fibred a j< -i t ichoIsI < u ( > allow tho iooth Carolina red.' o truhtoos to i.'uso or sell a certain ii?t in the city of loluiuhia. Air. TWi.send exit d for tho special rder?the bill to provide the manner J which tho railroads, express, teleraph and telephone companies inr>r\>orated under the laws of other In to or eountriea may Iwcame incur ? a * % v: ui' u in iuio niiiiu, wiifl tiiKrii iij) olid I Ir. Towmoud moved to amend so ?m } make it apply only to railroad cornaaiffl. This onii druent was adopted. The bill wan then ordered to a third ^ailing in this shape: Section 1. i'li it i i< h ami t\ery rail i hv' . ihi|m; . ill" ' rr itrvfiuli create"1 ! : i rjaai. ? >! ii.-Icr e: i % ' nr n! an., i>v eminent other thfin that of thia t ite deairing to own proj^rty or eur7 itu business or esercve any corpokto franchise in thin State of any kind hatsocver, shall tint file in the office F tho secretary of state a copy of itu 1 jarter, paying fclierofor such fees as ay bo required bv h;vr, and cause a >py of tmch charter to bo recorded in to office of tho register mcsuo con* ^yancca or clerks of court of common leas in each comity in which ouch Miipany or ?i>rj" ration desires ?>r , j w." i * * to carry ; n business or to ^ tire or own property. Such copy of j i"h ir'ft k!::* I- ithviticut'd in ' . . I " a *? -*"?x*n .i . . lor liic ice li ii'boii o: iLt *.t Mites ot ti:." | 4 Kb.; or txmutry jnier whan I . .< !? corporation n- < ; 1.1- red <>r org d. j j Sec. 2. Thai if any ancli char*, r , r ;v v.rtv thereof, d ns tiforc aid m * | 1 in oflioo of the Sep-efury of S.'-t , , ihII ha in contmvi dron or vi In.. ? . tho la'.va of this Sf (? , j m-.h eta: s i.i ndi par to tiv ' hi in ox ? t ith the I*?.? of thii; S l*<to shall In .; ?I t id void. < Hoc. 2. Tl.nt alien a foreign corpora- , nt complies ?jth the provisions and j quiremcuts of tins net it Khali ipso j c?u become t? domettic coroorr.tiun , / noil Ahull onjoj tho rights Anil be subject to the liabilities of nuch domestio| corporation, it urny sue anil bo sued in th?* courts of this Stato anil shall bo subject to the jurisdiction of this State as fully as if it wore originally crenVd 1 under the laws of tho State of South Carolina. ( See. 4. That it shall bo unlawful for , any foreign corporation to do business, ] or attempt to do business, in this State, , without llrst having complied with the j i requirements of this act, and any vio| latum of this net shall ho punished by j j the forfeiture to the State by tho party \ I offending of o penalty of $500, to be I recovered by suit in the court of coin- j J mon plena for any county in which ( j such offender does or attempts to do < I Ullkini r.O Iir in uti V nr\n 9 wu.'.iimjv v* **Ji wu J \rMJV> Will V *>1 VULU J pctent jurisdiction. i The House adopted the report of the j conimitto of free conference on the ro- | gist rat ion bill. ] Forty-First Day.?In the ITouhc 1 Tn? sday the following were passed und * sent to the Senate: The bill to amend the county gov- ] eminent net. 1 The bill to fix the price for public j advertisoun uts. j t The senate bill to provide for the < j settlement of ishitea between citizens of j c ! this State by arbitration. t | The Dill t * provide the inannor in . 1 i which railroad, express, telegraph and I I telephone companies incorporated ua- j 1 l der the laws of other States or conn- i [ tries may become incorporated in this I j State. I t | The joint resolution to dispose of < j certain books in the State library. t ( The bill to make appropriations for i the payment or the per diem, mileage and stationery certificates of the mem- t | bers of the geucral assoiubly, the salaries vif the subordinate officers and em- i juoyes wiereoi ami for other pnrj>oses ! t heroin mimed. The bill to protect the adulteration ! t of candy and provide penalty for ilio SHUIO. i The bill to protect primary elections c was passed. e The bill reads: Section 1. That an act entitled "an j act to protect primary elections and r conventions of political parties and to e punish frauds committed thereat," ap- c proved December 22d, 1888, be, and said uct is hereby, amended by add- 1 ing a section to be designated as sec- r tion 0, which shall read as follows: t hec. 6. That candidates in nil counties iu which there is a city containing e 40,000 inhabitant;, or more drill have . the right In appoint a watcher ?;t each j polling phve to loolv after tin interest ; ' of such candidates: Provided, That no ; * person shall be ? ntitled to vote at any j 11 primary in sucb counties as contain a i H city of 10,000 inhabitants or more nu- o less iie produces his regi.-dtaiion cer- r tilieate and is qnahfied to vote for the *' cdliccrs to be nominated thereat nu the ^ day of election. c The ocnate bill to amend the law in regard to cirouses and other shows a traveling and exhibiting for gain was * ordered to a third reading without de- v bate. The senate bill relating to the nge of content. enactinc the constitutional ! ti provisions, xt)\h slightly ain"inltd and 11 ordered to a third reading without do- ; bate. 'J be senate bill to amend chapter 5 | "J of the revised statutes relating to re- | ti porta Mid documents was next taken ! nj>. It. changed the time for the State tl ollicers to file their annual reports <-< ith the public printer, fixing dan. 10 ti uc the date thereof ami reijniriig the !;i printer to deliver !': in l\v dan. lit) of P' each yeur. Tho t vus ord. r> d t<> a ai third reeding wit}- debate. fl The senate bill l ieu?l 1ii?- la v relating to ugricultu liens vu- taken nf>, and after u n.- . !i t<? eJ:?i:out < u the enacting void had ! -. \* voted down, was ordered : > a third reading. '1 he hill givca \ii iiil'iri r t! * ."i.e right as ibo hindlo' . t>> . <: ? a . .. The senate bill in it .. i i<> t for.'t!! i ..t of tin < no?' p.wt dr.e and uiij.ai . nvui _ property was ti ?o a t!i:rd reading without doi-ste. j . The renato bill in relation t-> e.-.d, nt- i 1K. ed property and to .b-velve upon tiie secretary of state as agent of the com- ' ' ^ ini-f junern of th : sinking fund the duties of osehiator, was ordered to a ' third reading without debute, several committee am* ndiiieiilu being adopted. ' The Senate bill to amend and extend I the charter of incorporation of the ' bo board of .Ibeetora of the Theological m? seminary of the sviio Is of South Caro- i on - ; liuannd (Jeorpda was then t&Ucu up. ra Mr. Winkler ollered Aevun.l amend- i ' Uicnl.-., which were uprreed to, inuterinl- tin ly eha: i; ;c llio bill. J ho bill was or- ( thi ii "> d to u Hi ! ii'li:.^ uif inl'<1 nr. without iK 1 into, 'iho object of the lull , fui in to oxtuud tin; chart. r for fiO yearn, Llio present elnrlcr expiring this year, re? All ri^lrtn piven arc the same. 8?' The S. imto lull limiting the inimber of nereB of land to.which any alienor p<> corporation eotrolled by aliens may to own within this Sink*, was taken up, | <"'i] and the following substitute, ofiered by An 1*3 the the eomniittoe, was adopted: ( ? Section 1. Kxcept where in conllict . tss with treaties niaib under tho provis- shi ioiia of tJie Constitution of tlio United l"i States, no alien ih .il )n naffer neqniro ' by pi ft, Riant ?r >1: v?m-, ?.i ii. any other to minimi, in.-re that 1 ?;??:> acres of land tin n ! ii. State, j See. J. No eorj oriit'oi; <>t?i r ti.:n vhose eliartere.l under the laws ol thin I"' iiate shall hireiifhr inquire in any Mi i.ii.ru r whe.li oev. r e>? re than | Mr ..Ten of land in this State.: I'rovidid, we I. ,i , i ... . ...a ii ..... ' . . . i . \ iumi ri.ui :n > ii|if ii v 11? !ii - o| I >i :::< iir.sifl cinder | r?.eri.t]iiic:i i if 1?? t Iiy tiuii, i r jiower i ?:'!< , Id fiircclon < ' m.y uinrl nffi held !>y tin- foreign cm- ' 5 n ration jnir; In.nj jj.' tlie huiuet hut in , >< ? c?mj tmeh 11.r? ijjffi eorj-oration | hall not he entitle I i-anl cvcdm Stu >1 Junii morn tli-m five, yeara without I "to -ale of tlm Humo, unit km the eomptiol- j -M? or general uhall certify that a aalo <lnr- liai UX that timo would he materially det-imentaJ to tho iuteroetw of kucIi o?r? ' porutioD, in which ease the t>ai(l corporation may hold the said laud fox live years longer upon the same conditions. The bill was thou ordered to a third reading. Fouty-Srcond Pvt.?Tn llio lions* on Wednesday the committee of freo conference on the bill relating to public cotton weighers, making BeveraJ [ banges in the Pill was received. The report of tho committee was adopted. The following third readiug matters passed and were ordered to bo sent to the senate: Senate bill to regulate tho sale ol milk, butler and cheese, and to prescribe penalties for tho unlawfnl sale ur exposure for sale of any watered 01 adulterated or unwholesome milk and imitations ov adulterations of butter md ohcesn. Senate bill to amend the act to prohibit oouuty oomispionoro from paying my fees for proof of claims against the ?Atl t?4t? "J Senato joint resolution to require the nrintiug nnd distribution of tho Confederate rolls. Senate bill to amend tho act to project primary elections ami convention.' ){ political partit a ami to punish frauds sommitted theroat, l>y adding theretv i section providing for watchers and 'or certificates of registration. (Senate bill to provide punishment or offenses against the election and egistration lawn. Senate bill to amend section 1058 of -ho general statutes,being section 1870 )f tho geueral statutes of 18i)J3, in rela lion to oireiiscB and other allows travelog and exhibiting for gain. Senate bill to amendthe net relating :o the age of conseut. So unto bill to umcml chapter V of revised statu tea relating to rej)orta and loon stents. Senate bill to amend tho act relating o agricultural liens. Senate bill in relation to the enforcenout of tho collection of taxes past Ine and unpaid upon ninnieipal proj>aty. u:n Z ? l-l! A- 1 a * ucuuiu inn j:t reunion to escncaiea iroperty and to devolve upon the sec etary of state as agent of the coimnieionerH of the sinking fund the duties if eschentor. Senate bill to amend the act to reguate tho foreclosure of moitgages of eul estato as to dato of ncknowledg acnt and an to mortgagee purchasing. The Hoqpo will be ready to adjonru ine die on Saturday. t'ourv-Tuuui Day. in the House rhurmlay tho general appropriation >ill was returned from the Senate Ibis Homing. Tho House began its refn als to concur on tho Comptroller Gen ral's contingent account. It was s<> >u < a i.'.ul that th - H ouse could not agree o the Senate amendments and it woe teemed best to appoint a committee of onferouce to settle tho differences. A free conference cotauiitteo was sked for on tho voting precinct bill, lei-srs. Magi 11, Manning aud Kennedy rero appointed on tho committee. A Senate lull was pa-sod t > provide jr n uniform assessment and levy of ixca for b v. nship school, municipal ud other purposes. The following pa-sod Ihir 1 reading To provide forth - appoint nout of tagist ates and ; > di.'iuc their jurisdio011, pow? 2 -i aud dntit H. To amend "An Act to provide tor ie appointment of a Ixiard of polict niniissjoaers mi l fni the ivorguniyu ou of the jM>':.ce, uud ut provide hii] rio^ fur tin: rauio i:i cities mid incur>r.itod tnvM.H whcu dee/ue.l lu-eessury advisable for the bitter enforcement f lu.v in cities bil l tonus. To declare the Iii'v relative to tin: in rchaugi a uf fr, igbt- I -IvVi-i ?? i-namm. irricrs m this St ite. To ntueud resolution Author:/;n *a no rc-'tia.'.' coiiini: oiuicru to Iny out. u:ui ? .-trivt u 'a. j'li'itl froio 'Vudii i. -a ' 'i ' I". 1 Iii to tin . .-ri. :!t i?. ! :' > ?> > > , of a cor i ' j ' ). i.y l l;c Sou It: To amend n.'i.l t vfv nd tlic chart r corporation of the Ixiurdof director.* tlio Tin ./logical S.'.iiiiiiury of tht nods of tSoul'u Carolinian Ui 'orgiu. A committee of free conferon . i waked for on the dispensary mil, nub essrs (lowland, Toivusi-iiti and ituius rd were a}>poiutnl on tlie coinumtao l\'in',-Foci.tit .Dav.- - On Kii.lay th? use refused to concur in tho auirml ntc to require connecting roads b crate through pusPCDger and freight leu. ! ho committee on conference ot % metropolitan police hill rc|Kirtcd it thry could not agree an 1 h com III"' of free conference ia..s n.-ko< Tho following wero given n final iding and ordered to In* went to the m to: Senate I till to authori/') and oniwor tin) city council of Orangoburg m il and dispose of f>(M) sharea ?>f tlx [jital atock of tho MmieheHtcr and {{list* Railroad Company. Senate hill to provide for a uniform icsanicnt and levy of taxcH for townIt, school, i.inni' ipal and all other rpi isoH. \ I St 11 to ill elisr t he lnw witl regard ref< fences in nets fo ti?e revision ol still ut; s mule in JMfJ. !;- i leeV 'j of h ?:oiie eoimni'-sioiier ? then e.ite.-e<l info. Mr.W. f. l??i k wi'M In III 11; nteij ley .Mr. Iliiiniliiril; . I. I'. I'. m ;.. -ii. mis eoininiitcil 1 ?y .I. II.Wr.tso- Until tl'i) lioiiiineOK re iik-illIn ; ot tin Ifotiie. 'Ibe lull* resulted a; follown: I'ollnrk >ril. i i 1;t!* * '.to At r. Itrenzoiile uhh <le i e I ele.de.I. d r. <'. \. ( . Yin*' re eleetnl Slntr inter. i lie i lei lion for five, ir.t n.hers of Ifon its ixeiril of eontrol wiim then tit I?f t it was m tedious proceeding, ssrrt. Jones, Nicholson, Alien, "Wil ins and 1 touthii. | COPTINftEIi ON fTyVT TA(-'K. '