A COMPILATION OF THE GENERAL RAILROAD LAW OF THE STATE,
BEING THE LAW AS FIXED BY AMENDATORY ACTS OF DECEMBER, 1882,
DECEMBER, 1883, DECEMBER, 1884, DECEMBER, 1886,

AND DECEMBER, 1887.

ALSO, THE FOLLOWING ACTS PASSED AT THE SESSION OF 1887:
To prohibit the obstruction of navigation by bridges over and across rivers in this
State.

To amend Section 155 of the Code of Procedure, relating to the service of sum

mons,

To amend Section 1663 of the General Statutes, relating to unclaimed personal property in possession of common carriers.

To prevent monopolies in the transportation of freights, and to secure free competition in the same, and for other purposes.

MILLEDGE L. BONHAM, CHAIRMAN,
D'ARCY P. DUNCAN,

COMMISSIONERS.
EUGENE P. JERVEY,

MARCELLUS T. BARTLETT, Secretary.

COLUMBIA, S. C.
PRINTED BY CHARLES A. CALVO, JR.,
FOR JAMES H. WOODROW, STATE PRINTER.

LLEDGE L. BONHAM, CHAIRMAN,
D'ARCY P. DUNCAN,

COMMISSIONERS.
EUGENE P. JERVEY,

MARCELLUS T. BARTLETT, Secretary.

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COLUMBIA, S. C.

PRINTED BY CHARLES A. CALVO, JR.,
For JAMES H. WOODROW, STATE PRINTER.

HUN 27 1917

LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL.

OFFICE OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COLUMBIA, S. C., October 6, 1888. To His Excellency J. P. RICHARDSON,

Governor of the State of South Carolina. DEAR SIR: We have the honor of transmitting to you, to be laid before the General Assembly, our Annual Report as Railroad Commissioners. Respectfully,

M. L. BONHAM, Chairman. M. T. BARTLETT, Secretary.