Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-07-07
Proceedings OF the Democratic EXecu-
tive Committees
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, :

HEADQUARTERS OF TIE DEMOCRATIC }
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
WALIIALI.A, S. c., July 4th, 1903.
Pursuant to n call of tho County Chair
man tho Executive Committee mot at tho
Court House in Walhalla at 1890 p. Nj.
on July 4th, 1893.
On motion, Mr.. S. p. Stribling was
unanimously elected Secretary of tho
Committee.
Tho following resolution was offered
and adopted:
Resolved, That tho Executive Com
mittecmaD from each Democratic Club
furnish tho County Chairman with tho
names of three suitable members of thoir
respective Clubs who shall act as mana
gors at their respective precincts, such
names to be furnished not later than tho
1st of August prOximo.
Aftor somo general discussion tho
committee adopted and prescribed an
official ballot upon which shall be printed
tho names of all tho candidates author
lied to bo voted for and tho samo dis
tributed to tho managers at each election
not prohibit any candidate from having
private tickets printed if he may so de-
sire.
In order to meet the necessary OK
ponscs of conducting tho county cam
paign tho following schcdule Of assess
montS were adopted:
Candidates for Congress, each, $500;
House of Representative $1.oo;. Judge
Of Probate. 80 cents; Superintendent of
Education, $1.00; County Treasurer,
$l00; County Auditor, :sl.O0; County
Supervisor, $1.00; and the surplus, if
any, DO prolatcd among tho defeated
cand,iates.
That the County Chairman appoint
three persons to wait upon and receive
tho candidates for State Offices on Au-
gust tho 10Th proximo. Tho Chairman
appointed Mcssrs. S. p. Dondy, J. j.
IIaloy and Jos. w. Sholor to constitute
said committee.
On motion, tho following campaign
meetings wero arranged for at the fol-
lowing named places on tho dates named
below:
Oakway, August 10Th.
Westminster, August 17th.
Fort Madison, August 18th.
Long Crock, August 10th.
Double Springs, August Goth.
ChoOhco, August 23d.
Salon, August Mth.
High Falls, August 26th.
Seneca, August Goth.
1t was also provided that any cOmmu-
nifty desiring to hear the candidates shall
notify tho County Chairman who will fix
tho timo for such meeting.
All candidates will bo required to pay
their assessments and file thoir pledges
with tho County Chairman to abide tho
result and support tho nominees of tho
primary election, to bo held on tho 3Oth
day Of August and the second primary
ON tho 1lth day of September, 1903, If
necessary, on or before tho moeting at
Oakway, August 10th.
On motion, it was ordered that throo
Township Commissioners DO voted for in
each township by tho voters thereof,
who, like other candidates, will bo re.
Gnirnd +" file their pledge to abide BY tho
result and support tho nominees of said
olectiona.
On motion, tho County Chairman was
requested to confer with tho County
Chairmcn of tho several counties of tho
Third Congressional District and have
progressively arranged q series Of cam
paign meetings to bo hold throughout tho
District.
On motion, tho Committee adjourned
subject to tho call of tho Chairman.
G. R. ID. BURNS,
County Chairman.
5. L. STRIBLING, Secretary.