The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-02-07
TRUSTEES AED DIRECTORS
Of State Colleges and Penitentiary
Elected by Legislature.

Elected by Legislature.
In the hall Of the house of represen-
tatives Friday the entire morning was
spent in joint assembly electing officers
to fill vacancies in the management of
State institutions.
At l. o'clock the senate attended in
the hall of the house of representatives
for the election Of certain directors and
trustees.
The election Of penitcntiary directors
was first entered upon. There were
two nominees for the uncxpircd term
of Col. T. J. Cunningham of Chester.
DR.. NJ. 0 Rowland, Of Spartanburg,
a former member of the house, was
nominated by Mr.. Hydrick, seconded
by Mr.. Crum.
Mr r. a Ragsdale Of Chester was
nominated by Mr. Hollis.
The vote resulted: Rowland, l04;
Ragsdale 43, aud the former was de-
clared elected.
For the Two regular terms of two
years to succeed S. P. j. G4rris and W.
y. Tatum there were five nominees.
Representative w. D. Mann Of Alb,
beVille was nominated by Mr.. Steven
SOD, second, d by MIR. Ashley.
Senator w. B. Love Of York was
nominated bV Mr.. McDog seconded
by MIR CAN'T.
Representative Jeremiah Smith Of
Horny was nominated by Mr.. Dendy,
seconded by Mr.. E. D. Smith.
Representative S. D. peurifoy Of
Saluda was nominated by Mr.. Caugl.-
man. seconded by Mr.. Sharpe.
Representative Fairey Of Orangeburg
was nominated by Mr.. Moss, seconded
by Mr.. Hydrick.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Love, liz; Mann, 81; Smith, 20; Faire7,
4;;'Peurifoy, IS. The total vote was la,
and the two first named having received
majority, were declared elected.
During the polling of the joint as
sembly there was considerable punning
on tie names Mann, Love, Fairey
and Smith.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
The following ticket was put in nom
inaion for place of the trustees Of the
South Carolina college for the term of
six years:
Hon. e. Z. Spencer Of Yorkville was
nominated By Mr.. Mellow, seconded
by Mr.. J. H. Wilson.
DR.. W. T. Bates. Of Orangeburg,
nominated by Mr.. Brantley, seconded
by Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN.
Col. John 7. Sloan Of Columbia,
nominated by Mr.. Blythe, seconded by
Senator Applet.
Mr.. j. l. Withers Of Columbia, nom
mated by Mr.. Weston, seconded by
Mr. Means.
Mr.. James Q. Davis of Winnsboro,
nominated by Mr. w. J. johnson, Sec
ondcd by Mr. Marion.
MIR Julian Mitchell Of Charleston,
nominated by Senator BarnEell, Sec
onded by n. &. Evans.
Mr.. Robert MacFarlaae Of Darling
ton, nominated by Mr. Mccullough,
seconded by J. ". Ragsdale.
Each nominee received l30 votes.
WINTHROP COLLEGE.
The election Of serea trustees Of
Winthrop college for term Of six
years was then eptered upon.
Prof. E. S. Joynes of Columbia, au
incumbent, was nominated by Mr.. Nc.
Dow, seconded by Mr.. Crun.
DR.. A. G. Fuller of Laurens, an in
cumbent, was nominated by Mr.. G. ?.
Siuith, seconded by Nj. Wharton.
DR.. I. A. Crawford Of Rock Hill, an
incumbent, was nominated By Mr.. G.
P. Sanders, second ID by Mr.. Mellow.
Mr. w. J. Roddy of Rock Hill, an
incumbent, was nominated by MIR.
Means.
Hon. ". N. Elder of York, an in
cumbent, was nominated by Mr.. Tim
norman, seconded by Mr.. q. Z. John
son.
Col. Willie Jones Of Columbia, an in-
cumbent, vas nominated Mr.. Weston,
seconded by Mr. r. B. 4. Robinson.
Senator B R. Tllluan, an incum
bent, W:s nominated by olr. Caugh-
man, seconded by Mr.. Blease.
Mr.. D. W. NJ. Mc4aurin of Marlboro,
an incumbent, was nominated BY Mr..
Stackhouse seconded by Mr.. Rogers.
Mr. A NJ. Lee Of Charleston was
nominated by Mr.. Bacos, seconded BY
Senator Applet.
Mr.. G. a. Woods of Darlington was
nominated by Mr. H. dr!ck.
The final vote was as follows: Jones.
1876; Tillman, l2l; Joynes, l20, Lee,
10Y; Woods, l0S r ddy, 10S; Craw
ford, 50; Fuller, So; Elder, 35; McL,u-
rim, So The total Vote cast was l37,
and the seven f:st named we're de-
clared elected.
Tbs State House.
The State Senate BY vote Of 25 tc
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