The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26

SN-'N>t ihtSDtS".ISi incurred By tNt
GiLiss Of C9jumhig. RccE IIui.. Chlr
lesion and Florence, wIcic the pro
ceecs Of said bonds are applied solely
'1f tic purchase, establishment, main
taGanca or increase e water works
pat n sewerage sys;em, Rnl by the
ci'e q Hc9rSet+wn, Hhcu tie proceeds
y! SAID Bend ar5 applied solely for the
purc"a,o; e ta0,ishmen5 ard main.
tcHan,e or Increase # water work.
Pant OF sewerage sY3:rm, gas aud
".sci;c light I'ants, where tue entjra
rc"n-u" arisigS I:om he c;cla,i1l If
sGch Va0ts or systeUs shall &c de
vo'r! sp,o,y ant exclusively 10 tie
":alniInsnco I'D operation cf TIE
SaLlo, a-I Hnore Inc question Of ia
curing such indcbtness is submitted
10 the t.cehojders AID qualified voters
OF such municipality, as provided in
the Constitution, upon tie question ot
other bonded iLdeb:ness."
Amend tie Constitution of South
Carolina by adding thereto the tol-
lowing 70 DC krown as "Aric!o 1 If
Amendments to lie Constitution;
The General Assembly shall provide
BY law for the c. condemnation, through
proper official channels, of all lanIs
n2;c&sary l2c ih2 proper drainage Of
the swamps and !Iw lauia Of this
State; a1d shall also provide for the
equitable assessment Cf III lands so
drained, for the purpose of paying
the expenses of such condemnation
aud drainage.
The said Amendments shall be
submitted il such manner that tic
electors qualified to vote for Members
of the House Of Representatives, shall
vote for or against each Of such
alpceeppFds ?lce ppFdsm! m!e4ta s22p9is s22p9isr:a:e!y.
ton Of an amendment should contain
the amendment voted upon in full,
followed by the word Yes ballots
opp ,aed 10 the adoption o! an amend
ment SHOULD contain the amendmeht
voted upon, f'llowea by the w'E"
"No."
Polls at each voting place will be
opened at 7 O'clock a. m. and cIosed
at 4 o'clock p. m. The tollo"ing
named persons have been appointed
MANAGERS OF ELECTION
for State and County ofic 'rs and fol
amendments to State Constitution
to wit:
I Union -Uaion Prenin ni
Oliver Sims, w. T. Cunningham, L
j. Davis.
Ssntuc Township-Santuc Freeing!
S. J. Davis, R)bert Mcdaniel, 4. w
Jeter.
FisA Dam Township-Carlis!e Pre-
cinct: Paul II. Jeter, E. Stokes, NJ
G. Deaver.
Goshen Hill Township - Blac
Rock Precinct: r.. S. Wilson, JAG
Mobley, w. r. Gillian.
I Cross Keys Township-Cross Ne.
Precinct: G. L. Hollis, w. Z. Mu
ply, Jesse B. Davis:
Bogansviile Township-West Sprini
Precinct: d. II. Miller, VIM. Lit!
w. A. Lancaster.
G. Gibbes Precinct: w. l. Mckissic
e. Fl. G.. Lawson, Jr., j. Norris hodge
IN Coleraine Precinct: d. B. W
liams, G. T. Lawson, Saml SUNNI
JonesviNe T"wsnhip-Jonesv'
". Precinct: John w. Crawford, n.
ry Eison, j. w. Scott.
p Pinckney Townshi ip-Kelton r,
n cinct: w. III. Gault, Elzie kel
er, Jack Farr: -,
IN. Lockhart Precinct: ]. w. Me
ir. John Cranf,rd, j. V. ASkew,
ep. Hughes Precinct: j. ID. Hanco
ly, w. Nj. Vaughan, M. G. Palmer.
lrt, On the dsy of election Manal
of must organize by the election 0
So Chairman and q Clerk. The I
stitutional oath must be taken by c
of Manager before he can act, and
pint by the Clerk. The Chairman ele
ap. is empowered to administer oaths
300. Tue Managers have the powee
and fill q vacancy. and If none OF
at Managers attend, the citizens CAL
end point from the qualified voters
,uth Managers, who, after being 8"
can conduct the election.
III, At the close of the election
lima, Managers and Clerk must pro
ereof publicl y to open the ballot boxes
ided, count the ballots therein, and con
this without adjoinment until the
, w, is completed, and make a statem'