Reports and Resolutions of the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, Vol. 3: Regular Session Commencing January 11, 1910 (Classic Reprint)

Developments in early 20th‑century South Carolina governance and industry

This volume compiles official reports and resolutions from the General Assembly, with a focus on the Secretary of State’s annual fiscal year 1909 disclosures and the rapid growth of private corporations in the state. It highlights how charters were issued, capital stock changes, and the regulatory framework shaping business and public affairs in 1910.

The pages frame the scope and procedure of state records, documenting filings by foreign and domestic corporations, and the mechanics of recording bonds, stock, and official acts. It also discusses the state’s economic progress in agriculture, manufacturing, and infrastructure, underscoring the role of law and supervision in promoting growth while safeguarding the public interest.

• Charters issued, renewed, and amended, plus capital stock totals for 1909
• Details on corporate supervision, securities, and recent legislative acts
• Notes on state infrastructure, industry, and the administration of public records
• Context for the political and economic climate of South Carolina in 1909–1910

Ideal for readers of American state governance, South Carolina history, and archival business records.