Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-07-13
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The York County Democratic Ex-
ecutive committee met in the court
house last Monday, pursuant to the
recent call of Chairman Brice, the fol-
lowing members being present:
J. E. Bankhe ad, ]. s. Sapdifer, ]. P.
Blair, J. D. Cornwell, R. w. White
sides, P. NJ. Burris, W. J. Davis, S. N.
Johnson, L. w. Louthian, J. H. Nc
Fadden, J. J. Miller, J. s. Brice.
Upon motion, Mr.. P. NJ. Burris was
elected vice chairman, and he took the
chair while Mr.. Brice rendered an &C.
count of his stewardship as treasurer.
The report was itemized and inclu-
ded: Receipts, sS6s.S1; disburse-
ments, S295.11; balance on hand,
S72.7O. 1t was explained that there
were one or two bills outstanding.
The report was audited by committee
which reported it to be correct.
The question of assessing candidates
for state officers to help pay the ex-
pense of the county campaign meeting
was discussed, and, upon motion, it
was decided not to levy assessments on
these candidates.
Messrs. P. II. Burris, J. S. Sandifer
and w. J. Davis were appointed a
committee to arrange a schedule of
assessments for the candidates for con-
gress and county Offices for campaign
expenses. The report of the commit
tee was adopted as follows: Congress,
SIS; house of representatives, 81;
judge of probate, $40; county super
visor, SIS superintendent of education,
S5; treasurer, $S auditor, $40.
Upon motion, committee consist
ing of S. N. Johnson, J. R.. Halle and
W. J. Davis were appointed a COM
mittee to secure band to furnish the
music for the state campaign meeting
on Wednesday, July 81. The matter
of arranging for the other details of
the meeting was left to the county
chairman. '... ..
The first primary election takes
place on Tuesday, August 80, and
upon motion it was agreed that all
candidates who expect to be voted
for in the election, must pay their
assessments and file with the chair
man or secretary a pledge to abide
the result, on or before noon of Au-
gust 16.
The schedule of the county cam
paign meetings was arranged as fol-
lows:
Rock Hill, Tuesday, August 16.
Coates's Tavern, Wednesday, Augustl7
Fort Mill, Thursday, August lS.
Barnett's Mountain, Friday, August 10.
CLOVER, Saturday, August 20:
Smyrna, Monday, August %.
Hickory Grove. Tuesday, August E.
sTGyf Thnrsdsyy Augus August @
Tirzah, Friday, August 26.
Yorkville, Saturday, August q.
1t was agreed that managers of the
primary be appointed through the
precinct chairmen, and precinct chair
men were requested to look after the
matter of club enrolment. All voters
who expect to vote in the primary
must be enrolled on or before Wednes-
day, August "a.
Upon motion of Mr.. ]. R. Halle, of
Fort Mill, the committee recommended
that all candidates for the position of
in the respective townships,
submit their claims at the general
primary under the rules and regula-
tions governing the same. The elec-
tions for magistrate, of course, will be
in separate boxes, and on tickets pro-
vided by the respective candidates.
When the committee adjourned, it
was to hold its next meeting in York
vile on Saturday, August 81.
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