The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-07-29

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subscriptions may be worthless.
All peggens present not menibefs OF The
Beard then Withdrew. and the business 81
the Board was ppocaeded with. 4,
The committee epDointed at size last meet.
Ing to consider as to the power of the Dirse.
tom to locate the Road reported 4hSoagh
Maj. WhitnrT, their chairman, that IL was
.he opiliion OF the commits. % that the Di.
rectors had the power 70 iccats the Road.
Col. Norris moved that Tho northern ter
minus of the Road DO made In the vicinity
of the Blue Rjdgo Railroad depot, on the
west side of, the town Of Anderson, and
tla. tile Fouto from that point as fiE as Mt.
Moriali Church be adopted. 10 sy.i,g 5sif
This motion was amended by Mai. Whit
hsr, extending the location to Fiis. aian.
ning's. which, afler discussion. was thani.
mous.y adopted. iAf ~
Capt. ]. T. Barnes moved that the Road
be located from Mrs. Manning's, by way Of
Lowndesyille. on the, west of Salem Church,
Col. Norris moved, as substitute for
Cant. Harness molten. that the route 70 the
east of Lowndsspillc be adoptea. q
Maj. Whitner seconded the substitute,
but did not commit himself 10 It's support.
On motion, the President was allowed to
participate IN the discussion. Between tho
two routes the President favored tho wes-
tern or I.oWndesyille route.
5 The substitute wa, lost, and the original
motion unanimously adopted. atptel
The Board then adjourned for dinner.
and at 4 p. N. reassembled, when Col.
Norris moved that the further location OF
the Road be postponed. -'fgss
On motion of Capt. Barnes, Col. Norris,
motion was laid on the table.
Capt, Barnes then offered the following
resolution, which ivas adopted: d
:, Resolred, The. the route from Salem
Church., by 8Es Carmel to Tabor Church,
on the @. q a, <. b., be adopted ,protidcd,
That 6onc gsfe private subscription os
5000, in addition to the subscriptions al,
ready made by the towns nnd townships
along the line OF said Railroad, be occurred,
to be paid to the Treasurer OF said Railroad
Company, In the same Instruments and at
are payable; provided, That such subscrip-
uons be secured in O manner acceptable to
tie Board of Dlrectoryi or the Executive
Committee thereof, by the LIST OF October
next; and 7,,oFided farther, That such lo-
cation south of Salem Church is intended
to be entirely conditional upon such addi-,
tional subscription. h MA at,,..s
Gen. Humphreys moved ulnt the Preai-
dent be authorized to make application TO
the Board OF Directors OF the State Pcniten.
tiary for one hundred conyicts. ADOPTED.
A motion was here made to adjourn over
until Saturday, but uron being submitted
was lost. '5sis
Gen. Humphreys Offered. the following
rs..nla.iae sla.s :, -:::,,..se., was adopted: ~.
SResolted, That the President Is instructed
to advertise for proposals for the grading OF
eig miles cf Read, eo;;iriia;ieiSE at the
northern terminus Of the Road, sai,i propo.
sails to be made on or 6afore tha 10th daT OF
August. 1880; payments to be made In cash
and on monthly estimates OF wo.ls dona,
made by the Company's Engineers. Bids
of one mile.
Mr. John e. Breazeaie was then elected
permanent Secretary of the Board, aud Mr..
w. B.Watson, at his own request, was re-
lieved from further service on the Auditing
Committee. aH IL
Gen. Humphreys moved that an Execu.
tive Committee consisting OF five members
of the Board OF Directors. with the Presi.
dent as chairman. be apnointetl 10 trnnsoc,t
all such business sas Is incident To- execnt,va
committees, and ,.esneeiallv 70 direct tba
pe,nspent location or.,the section of the
Road 70 be let. 10 receive aud act ,,noI, Tho
bids submitted. to securo the riahta of lwav
along the lineA Aand oenerallv to IA avsry.
.,. 2 ~ ~,
'llIB esis .eciesssasy 70 tne progress o. 'ie lsoad
The motion was adopted, and the follow
Committee nroyideS for. r NJ In.;mor
- SoiuHse piosiucp Ior .. M. A1h.,Hior,
~ w. Humphreys. B. f. whitncr, w. .iB.
Watson and J. w. Norris. .i.s i.,s.s5 s.
After ty,nsact,np come un,,nrnr,ant b,,s.
1,-, = - r '3'i'
mess, tue boafd ADJOURNED. 49,.
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Hopeweli Democratic Club met ct tho ar-
pointed time and place and listened with
- 80 -. ~.
pis7ute ~ Hoihe feiiaEks rom Coi. kIucA sl.
upon the nature and importance OF the
present Presidential contest. Tho speaker
soHtTasted forcibly the former republican
ptplfrit,,g rr a.. er<,,o-,,,a,,t n,,d ,,ia,,
md tbe nysssnt! tsn,le1cy ~ ev..Hz,asn.o -. -
anu DISPLAY, and dwelling as ie,,ath mon.
the ereat laot Tint hut two oY,nokit,e nr;,,c,.