The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-02-01

Nettles. Patton, Peurifoy, Prince,
l'yatt. Richards: Richardson George
W.. Richardson Henry g.. Robinson
r. 3. A.. Sanders &. F.. Sawyer,
Sharpe, Smith jeremiah, Smith j. L.,
Stevenson, Strom, Suber, Thcus Thom-
as W. H.. Thomas w j. Zimmerman,
Werner, Weston, Williams, Wilson,
Wingo Winklcr, Woods-3G
RobinSon-Spcakcr Gary, Bacot.
Black J. b Black ". D., Bleasc, Bly,
the. Colcock, CvSSrorc. Crumn, Oar
gan, De3ruhl, Faircy, Floyd, G; use,
Henderson. Hill, Hoffmeyer, Hollis
Hopkins, Johnson W. j.. Lockwood,
Lotion, Lyles, Magill, Manning, Mar
ION, Mauidjn L., Alauldin ". L., Nc
Craw, Mccullough, MCLAUGHLIN, Nc
Laurin, Means, Mehrtens, Miley,
Mitchell, Moblcy, Moss, Patterson,
Ragsdale F. b.. RagSdale J. W, Robin
son c. f., Rogers, Sanders +. H., Sea-
brook, Simpkins, Sinkler, Smith &. P,
Smith +. d., Sturkie, Threat, Warm,
West, Wharton, Whisonant, Wimbcrly,
Woodward II. H., Woodward NJ B.:
Wyche, Young 60.
The balloung for this place was not
concluded until 2:20. and the joint as
sembly then took recess until S o'clock.
NIGHT SESSION.
The Joint session was resumed at s
o'clock for the purpose of concluding
the elections. This session contained
quite surprise, for Mr.. B. H. Boy kin
Of Kershaw was elected onthe first bal
lot. Mr.. Boykin had been spoken Of
as candidate to succeed Mr.. Douthit,
although he was candidate to succeed
Mr. Cooper, and it was feared by his
trends that this confusion would in
iure him, but it did not after all cause
his defeat.
When the Joint session had been
called to order by President McSweeney
Senator Gruber Of Colleton nominated
Mr.. NJ. W. Simmons of Dorchester as
candidate for member of the State
board of control. This was seconded
by Mr.. Stevenson of Chesterfield
Mr.. Winkler Of kcrshaw nominated
llr. Runill II. Boykin OF kcrshaw,
seconde., by Mr.. Woods Of Clarendon.
Mr.. J. o. \ Moore Of Darlington
was nominated by Mr.. E6rd Of Lexing-
tod, seconded by Mr. Floyd of Darling
ton.
Messrs. Werner and Means protested
that as there had been SO much lobby
ing and confusion on the floor b. o'''
siders in the morning, that the f ~
the house be cleared Of visitors. =
could find seats in the gallery.
Mr.. Zimmerman said that this vas
unnecessary if the sergeants at arms
would obey the orders Of the presiding
officers.
When the roll call was finished Mr.
Boykin had majority Of 6 votes, he
having received 16, Mr.. Simmons % and
Mr.. Moore 10 votes. Messrs. Dowling,
Floyd, Magill, Rogers and c. P. Sand
ers changed from Moore to Boykin,
making his vote 81, Mr.. Simmons le-
naming unchanged, and Mr.. Moore's
vote being reduced to 8.
Following is the vote as finally re-
corded:
SENATORS.
Moore-Archer, Ilderton-2.
Boykin--Appelt, Blakeney, Brown,
Connor, Dennis, Douglass, Glenn, Hay,
Hough, Livingston, Love, Manning,
Marshall, Mower, Sarratt, Sheppard,
Suddath, Sullivan, Talbird, Walker
20.
Simmons-Aldrich. Alexander, Barn
well, Bowen, Brown, Dean, Graydon,
Gruber, Henderson, May6eld, Rags
dale Scarborough, Standard, Wallace,
Waller, Williams-16.
REPRESENTATIVES
Moore--Dargan, Eird, Lofton-3.
Boykin--Ashley. Bacot, Bell, Black,
". D., Blease, Bolts, Caughman,
Dendy, Bowling, Epps, Floyd, Cause,
Graham, Hofmeyer, Hollis, Hopkins,
Jackson, Leverett, Magi!l, McCul-
Tough. McDill, Mellow, MCLAUGHLIN,
McLaurin. Means, Montgomery, Net
ties, Patterson, Patton, Peurifoy,
Prince, Pyatt, Richards, Richardson,
George W, Richardson, Henry B.,
Robinson, r. B. A, Rogers, Sanders,
C. P, Sawyer, Sharpe, Sinkler, Smith,
Z. D., Smith, jeremiah; Smith: J. L.,
Strom, Sturkie, Suber, Theus, Tim
norman, Werner. Weston, Whisonant,
Williams, Wilson, Wingo, Winkler,
Woods, Woodward, H. H., Woodward,
NJ. B., Wyche, Young-6l.
Simmons-Speaker Gary, Bailey,
Black, J. B., Blythe, Browning Col
cock, Cosgove, Cross, Crumm, Dean,
DeBruhl, Estridge, Evans, H. H,
Gamble, CAN'T, Henderson. Hill, Jen-
kins, johnson, W. j., Lyles, Mann,
Manning, Marion, Mauldin, L., Maui
din, William L. Mccoy, McCraw,
Mehrtens, Miley. Mitchell, Mobley,
Moss, Ragsdale, +. B. Robinson, c.
f., Sanders, f. j., Simkins, Smith,
G. p, Stevenson, Thomas, ". H.,
Threat, Warn, West, Wharton, Vim
berly-l4
Three trustees of South Carolina col
leGe 10 succeed NcsSrS. /. II. cston,
W D. Evans and Jno. 7. Sloan were
elected.
Mr.. |. l.. Withcrs Of Columbia was
put in nomination by Mr.. Means, sec
onded by Mr. Ashley
Mr. j. q. Davis of Winnsboro was
nominated by Senator Barnwcll. sec
onded Dy Mr.. Stevenson.
Mr.. F. p. McGowan Of Union was
nominated by Mr. Simpkins, seconded
by Mr.. CAN'T.
Mr.. Juo. T. Sloan of Columbia was
nominated by Senator Marshall, sec
onded By Mr.. Moss.
The total number ofyotes cast was
$50, Of which Witbcrs received l05;
Sloan 10; Davis l27, and MeGowan 80.
The first three were declared elected.
There being no further business, the
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