Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-10-10
upon tho question Of other bonded in.

debtedness."
Amend the Constitution OF South Caro-
una by adding thereto tho following to
10 1fin knowi, G, as Article otf Amendments
sem6ly shall provide by law for the con-
pols, of all lands necessary for the PROBE,
drainage Of the sawmp and low lands OF
TINS state; and shall also provide for the
equitable assessment of all landa ao
drained, for the purpose Of paying the
expenses of such condemnation and
drainage" "A'
Tho said Amendments shall be sub
mlttcd in such manner that the electors
quahlicd 10 vote for Members of the
OF against each of such amendments
separately.
Amendments should be on separate
tickets. Ballots in favor of tho adoption
of an amendment should contain tho
amendment voted upon in full, followed
oy the word Yes" ballots opposed to
tho adoption of an amendment should
lowed by tho word "No."
Polls at each voting place will bo
opened at Z O'Clock A. NJ. and closed nj
4 O'Clock p. NJ. 0' "'
Iho following named persons have
Dcon appointed Managers Of Election for
state and County offices and for Amend
ments to State Constitution, to-wit:
Fair Play-M G Barton, Samuel ]
Grubbs, w Lindsay.
saa South y UpionnJohn nc w sholor, John l.
Earles--J A Brown. T ~ Wbitwortb
A Grant.
:, ToRoona-F !, !, Sitton, Sr, r A Moore,
oakway-W T Boardon, p Ellis,
Clayton Harris.
Friendship-N w Grant, He Cox, G
n Cothran.
Soncca-John Myers, w A Barron,
Rchland-J Paul stribling, W T Hub
bard, w III Hughs.
Wostminstcr-A L Gossott, w M Kay,
a w Singleton.
Fort Madison-J r Jones, John p
Arvc, ID HULL
Tugaloo Acadomy-C Walker, John
w Lylcs, Portman Powell.
,rar" ll"lly yGl,rng springsaW e,y T Chambers, p
D1amascus-Gcorge Mathoson, p X
Phillips, II w Arve.
Double Spring-simon Hunt, Henry
Cherry IIill-C NJ Ridley, w A Kelloy,
William E Orr.
Little Rivcr-D D Alexander, Joromiah
Ii CahCrcIl, y n nicholson.
Tamasscc-J Rankin, 4 NJ Kelly, j
ID Littlcton.
Jocassco-John II Whitmiro, w III
Glazcncr, John NJ Crow.
Salem-J w Grant, II Robertson,
Frank IIcaton.
High Falls-Thos. w. Crogan, G M
White, John S Cox.
West Union-A II Ellison, CIV Wick
liilc, Jcff /, Moscr.
Walhalla-S N Pitchford, l. II Rim
rOdt, M A Jafferson.
Nowry-R A Sanders, w III Crawford.
j !. Parker.
Clemson Collcgc--H G Routh, John i
Calhoun, A G Gordon.
On day of Election tho Managers must
organize by tho election of Chairman
and Clerk. Tho Constitutional oath
must be taken by each Manager before
hc can act, and also by tho Clerk. Tho
CHAIRMAN elected is empowered to adj
minister oaths.
The Managers have tho power to fill q
vacancy, and if mono of the Managers at
tend, tho citizens can appoint from
among the qualified voters the Managers.
who, after being sworn, can conduct the
election.
at the close Of tho election, tho Mana
gers and Clerk must proceed publicly to
open the ballot boxes and count tho bal
w" 'ioic'i, anu continue WlInOut au-
Journmcnt until tho Same is completed,
and make a statement Of the result for
each office and sign tho samo
Within three days thereafter, tho
Chairman of the Board, or somo ono dcs-
ignatcd by tho Board, must deliver to
the Commissioners of Election tho poll
lists, the boxes containing tho ballots
and written statements of tho result of
the election.
One of the above named Managers at
each precinct must call upon tho Board
of Commissioners at Walhalla Court
House on Saturday, November Sd, 1900,
to receive ballot boxes, poll lists and in
structions, and to be qualified.
S. III. MART,
w. w. BURLEY,
j. n. WATKINS,
Commissioners of State Election.
October 10, 1900. Alb