The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-01-24

'''h'tihol' ol llOTry; ~. l.. II.
Dukes OF Orangoburg, formor mem
ber OF the general assembly; H. II.
Evans Of Nowbcrry, former membor
of tho general assembly; B. Fl.
Thons, representative from Hamp-
ton; a. II. Dean, Sr., representative
from Spartanburg; l.. w. Boyllin of
Kershaw, recently disponsary IN
spector.
Whom tho vote WAS first taken, it
was seon that Mr.. Evans was elected.
Thoro were 1o5 votes cast, Is being
necessary for election. Mr.. Evans
had received so, Mr.. Dukes received
SO; Mr.. Boykin 81; Mr.. Thous q;
MIR. McDormott %; Mr.. Dean rs.
As soon Nh tho last vote was cast,
Mr. Theus' supporters began to
break, Il number Of thom voting for
Mr. Boykin. For while it ap-
penred that Mr.. Boykin would catch
up with and pass Mr.. Dukes. Sem
ator McDermott's supporters also
began to diasipnto. Whom ono of
Mr., D"an's supporters voted for
30, kin, this was tho signal to sev-
oral othors and they changed from
Dean to Dukos and tho lultors clcc-
iInn \yu,l nne,1rnl
Tho vote M finally declared wns
Evans S6; Dukes so; I}oykiu Y;
Dean 81; McDcrmott 20; Theus Is.
rENITENTIARv DIRECTORS.
There wore four candidates for the
two vacnncios ON the board Of dirnc
tors Of the Stat" ponitontiary. Tho
incumbonts wore ro elected, w. b.
Love Of York Of receiving 0G votes;
W. ID. Mann Of Abbeville IS; j. O.
Wingo OF Groenvillo GG, and w. G.
Vincent OF Beaufort G2. There wero
Isl votes cast, rs bcing necessary to
elect.
The joint assembly at 7 o'clock
took rccess until $50 p. M, at
which time to ronsscmblo to elect
trustees of several colleges and Il
Static librarian.
NIGHT SESSION.
Ihoro were two vacancies on the
Winthrop board. tho incumbenta bo-
ing DIR. ". A. Crawford of Rock Hill
and Col. Wilo Jones of Columbia.
There wcro three nominees. DR..
Crawford and Col. Jones we're nomi-
| nntol. Tho nomination Of Hon. j.
lG l5rnrZealo of Anderson croatcd
somewhat Of surprise. Mr. Brea-
z"nlo wns II member of the original
board which established the college.
II" was nominated by MIR. Tatum and
the nomination received numerous
seconds. Tho result was Crawford
81; Broazoalo III, and Jones 100.
The two latter wero elected.
There were two nominees for
places on tho South Carolina college
board to fill two vacancies The in
cumbonta Col. Jno II. Sloan Of Co
lumbia and Robert MacFarland of
Darlington-were re- elected without
opposition.
ThoIo wore four trustees for Glenn
sOn to bo elected. Tho nominations
were L. A.. Seaso Of Lexington, w.
ID. Evans Of Chesterfield, A. ~.
Smythe of Charleston and Jno. S.
Garria Of Spartanburg. The three
former were re elected. Mr.. Garris
fills the vacancy caused by tho death
Of Mr.. Redfearn.
There WAS ono vacancy on the board
Of visitors of tho South Carolina Mil
itary Academy. Gen. Ellison Capors
declined re election and Mr.. Orlando
Sheppard Of Edgefiold WAS unan-
imonsly elected. Mr.. Sheppard is
an alumnus OF tho Citadel, az is re-
quired Of all members of the honrd
Of visitors.
Mr.. w. X. Sigh of Newherry de-
clined recollection as Il trustee of the
colorod college at Orangeburg and
Mr.. Cole. j.. Blease Of Newberry was
nominated to suceeed him. Mr. A.
l.. Dukes of Orangeburg was nomi-
mated for the other vacancy. Both
we're elected without opposition.
Miss T.. III. LaBorde was unan-
imously elected State librarian to fill
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