S. 297.-Mr. MARS: A Concurrent Resolution to permit the introduction of a Bill—
Be it resolved by the Senate, the House of Representatives concurring, That leave be,
and is hereby, given for the introduction of "A Bill to incorporate the South Carolina
Baptist Hospital."

Int. 316; aye and nay 316; adopted 316; mes. 361.

S. 298 (H. 391.-Mr. STEVENSON): A Concurrent Resolution in re case of Wray v.
Sinking Fund Commission.

Int. 322.

S. 328 (H. 463.-Mr. IRBY): A Concurrent Resolution to permit the introduction
of a Bill.

Int. 386; aye and nay $86; adopted 386.

S. 337 (H. 464.-Mr. BOYD): A Concurrent Resolution to request continuance of the
Corn Exposition for one week.

Int. 386; adopted 387.

S. 338 (H. 471.-Mr. COURTNEY): A Concurrent Resolution fixing date for
adjournment sine die.

Int. 387; recon. 511; aye and nay 512; lt. 511.

S. 350 (H. 477.-Mr. WALKER): A Concurrent Resolution urging members of
Congress and United States Senators to approve passage of Peppe Militia Pay Bill.
Int. 400; adopted 414.

S. 351.-Mr. CHRISTENSEN: A Concurrent Resolution in re militia attending inaugu-
ration of President Woodrow Wilson.

Int. 400; adopted 414; mes. 460.

S. 354 (H. 485.-WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE): A Concurrent Resolution
to investigate affairs of Confederate Infirmary.

Int. 400; adopted 414; mes. 432; special com. 453.

S. 362 (H. 498).-A Concurrent Resolution-Be it resolved by the House, the Senate
concurring, That the Committees of the House and Senate on Enrolled Acts be, and they
are hereby, authorized to engage for the remainder of the session a joint Clerk for
the use of said committees, the same to receive the same pay as other clerks of com-
mittees for the time of his services.

Int. 414; adopted 415.

S. 409.--Mr. BEAMGUARD: A Concurrent Resolution to investigate accounts of
certain State officers.

Int. 432; adopted 433; mes. 461.

S. 429 (H. 502):--A Concurrent Resolution urging Representatives in Congress to
arrange for State troops in Inauguration parade.

Int. 460; lt. 853.

S. 436. Mr. CROUCH: A Concurrent Resolution-Be it resolved by the Senate, the
House concurring, That a Bill to amend the charter for the incorporation of the Green-
wood and Saluda Railroad be introduced, and when so introduced may pass as other Bills.
Int. 440; aye and nay 440; adopted 441; mes. 476.

S. 447.-Mr. LAWSON: A Concurrent Resolution permitting the introduction of a
Bill.

Int. 475, 492; aye and nay 475.

S. 456. Mr. SHARPE: A Concurrent Resolution-Be it resolved by the Senate,
the House of Representatives concurring, That the Hon. John L. McLaurin be requested
to visit the Legislatures of other cotton-raising States, as opportunity arises, to present
the warehouse scheme now pending before this Legislature, in order to insure uniformity
of action by said States with reference thereto, and thereby to reap the benefit of a
wider counsel on the subject.

Int. 492; adopted 492.

S. 457.-Mr. HALL: A Concurrent Resolution to appcint a committee to investigate
advisability of State owning and operating phosphate properties.

Int. 492; adopted 713; mes. 777, 783.

S. 467.-Mr. SHARPE: A Concurrent Resolution to appoint committee to examine
penal and charitable institutions.

Int. 527; rep. com. 528; mes. 587.

S. 468.-Mr. HALL: A Concurrent Resolution to ratify contract made with Columbia
Railway, Gas and Electric Company.

Int. 533; lt. 712.

S. 500 (H. 627.—Mr. W. A. JAMES): A Concurrent Resolution to make appropria-
tion for Confederate Veterans' reunion at Gettysburg.

Int. 586; adopted 586.

S. 501 (H. 628.-COMMITTEE ON STATE HOUSE AND GROUNDS): A Con-
current Resolution-Be it resolved by the House of Representatives, the Senate con-
curring, That a committee of two members of the House and one from the Senate be
appointed to investigate the condition of the State House and report back to the present
session of the General Assembly what immediate and urgent repairs, if any, should be
made.

Int. 586; adopted 587; mes. 716.

S. 502 (H. 391.--Mr. STEVENSON): A Concurrent Resolution in re case of Wray v.
Sinking Fund Commission.

Int. 587; adopted 776; aye and nay 776; lt. 853; op. 746.

S. 503.-Mr. SINKLER: A Concurrent Resolution-Be it resolved by the Senate,
the House of Representatives concurring, That the two houses meet in Joint Assembly
on Thursday, February 20, 1913, at 12 o'clock m., for the purpose of electing eight
Trustees of the Medical College of South Carolina.

Int. 584; adopted 584; mes. 600.

S. 508 (H. 559).-A Concurrent Resolution to provide for a commission to inves-
tigate the questions of employer's liability and workman's compensation and industrial
arbitration and report, and to provide for the compensation and expense thereof.
Int. 627 It. 853.

S. 509 (H. 634.-Mr. DICK): A Concurrent Resolution to ratify contract with
Columbia Railway, Gas and Electric Company.

Int. 628; adopted 629.

S. 512.--Mr. MARS: A Concurrent Resolution-Be it resolved by the Senate, the
House of Representatives concurring, That the portrait of Langdon Cheves, now in the
hands of the Secretary of State, be donated to the Abbeville Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution.

Int. 748; adopted 748; con. mes. 777.

S. 513.-Mr. CARLISLE: A Concurrent Resolution to direct the Committee on Free
Conference on "A Bill to make appropriations to meet ordinary expenses of the State
Government for the fiscal year commencing January 1, 1913, and to provide for a tax
sufficient to defray the same.'

Int. 798; adopted 848; mes. 885.

S. 514 (H. 651.-Mr. C. C. WYCHE): A Concurrent Resolution asking for investiga-
tion of certain charges as to penitentiary matters.

Int. 778; r. w. s. o. 843.

S. 515 (H. 654): A Concurrent Resolution to ratify amendment to the Constitution
of the United States.

Int. 889; c. n. s. 890.

S. 516 (H. 710): A Concurrent Resolution-Be it resolved by the House of Representa-
tives, the Senate concurring, That the Clerks of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives are hereby instructed to issue pay certificates to members for salaries and mileage
and to officers and employees for salaries and per diem and certificates for incidental
expenses for the regular session of 1913.

Int. 895; adopted 896.

S. 517 (H. 713.-Mr. VANDER HORST): Be it resolved by the House of Rep-
resentatives, the Senate concurring, That when the House and Senate, respectively,
adjourn this day each shall stand adjourned until Thursday, March 6th, at one
o'clock p. m.

Int. 896; adopted 896; mes. 922.

S. 518 (H. 714.-Mr. REMBERT): A Concurrent Resolution in re indictments against
Dennis Weiskopf.

Int. 929; adopted 930.

PERSONAL INDEX OF SENATORS.

Hon. LOUIS

APPELT,

Senator from Clarendon County:

Bills and Resolutions introduced by......52, 54, 141, 171, 188, 200, 207, 308, 363
Speeches made by...

Motions made by..

Reports of committees presented by.
Amendments proposed by......

Appointed on committees..

....

76
307

.140, 153, 742, 759, 863
.142, 214, 224, 244, 277, 289, 349, 405,
445, 491, 550, 553, 624, 642, 768, 804, S19
.9, 656, 865, 931

Petitions presented by....

Hon. J. D. ACKERMAN, Senator from Colleton County:

Bills and Resolutions introduced by.....
Reports of committees presented by..
Amendments proposed by..

148

403, 419

783, 846

.443, 624

.9, 18, 816

.173, 419
.153, 845

.9, 269, 814

Bills and Resolutions introduced by.... 74, 151, 188, 207, 250, 337, 418, 419, 432
Invitation presented by......

Reports of committees presented by.
Amendments proposed by..

Appointed on committees..

57

.633, 720, 791

.212, 405, 407, 649, 712, 754, 764, 823

.9, 269, 543, 930

Hon. H. B. CARLISLE, Senator from Spartanburg County:

Bills and Resolutions introduced by........

Motions made by....

Reports of committees presented by.

53, 54, 57, 73,

75, 110, 111, 141, 151, 172, 227, 249,
251, 269, 271, 311, 336, 337, 436, 793, 843
322

75, 111, 112,
140, 376, 472, 528, 591, 853, 859, 862

Amendments proposed by.........76, 176, 240, 347, 348, 374, 443, 489, 506,

Appointed on committees.

Petitions presented by..

Reason for not voting.

611, 644, 651, 756, 763, 764, 765, 802, 818
.9, 543, 780, 814, 865
..73, 299
.800, 809

Hon. NEILS CHRISTENSEN, Senator from Beaufort County:

Bills and Resolutions introduced by...

Reports of committees presented by..
Amendments proposed by.....
Appointed on committees.

Reason for not voting....

.200, 207, 220,

280, 281, 292, 336, 362, 388, 400
.201, 717, 720, 760, 856, 859
.288, 407, 489, 505, 739, 756, 758, 765
.9, 597, 598, 655, 656, 779
800

Hon. J. H. CLIFTON, Senator from Sumter County:

Bills and Resolutions introduced by.....

Reports of committees presented by.

.56, 171, 172, 205, 336

863

Amendments proposed by..........56, 224, 277, 313, 376, 396, 474, 475, 553,
595, 622, 673, 683, 752, 758, 806, 818, 823

Hon. WILTON EARLE, Senator from Greenville County:

....150, 220

720
467, 766

9, 597, 598

Bills and Resolutions introduced by..........110, 171, 206, 227, 270, 280,
311, 315, 336, 354, 450, 464, 469, 521,
578, 617, 689, 796, 326, 842, 875, 880, 896

Reports of committees presented by....450, 469, 575, 614, 687, 795, 825, 874, 921
Amendments proposed by..
.283, 406, 490, 675, 677, 739, 768
Appointed on committees..

Reason for not voting..

Hon. E. C. EPPS, Senator from Williamsburg County:

Bills and Resolutions introduced by...

Reports of committees presented by.
Amendments proposed by...

Appointed on committees..

..9, 598
738

..336, 337

.717, 720, 787, 828
.676, 738, 764, 805

.9, 453, 597, 598, 815

803

677

9, 779

.142, 171, 172, 363, 402

.648, 674
.9, 247
225

.206, 250, 388, 402, 419

.458, 624, 649

.9, 816