The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-12-18
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some ses tksl Places to Be Filled Eby thhs
3 oT q s1MMHRINa, "a;
iWillfaIns and Drum VIII Retire ana
There Arc several who lAp- s. s.
ss pear Very Anxious for 5s
8 Their Places gls IS:

3 y the approach OF the legislative.
sesaion Whichs sis only q yosweeks Off ) 5
the poll ticaT pot Will begin to boil,l
though BY even the widest stretch of;
the imagination 1t can hardly be said
to- be; more than simmering 80 far
This being an of year, in elections
the eavacanciessw which the legislature
will he called upon to fill Will be few
IN number and for the most part un-
Important. ::!S - 4, e5S
There is no promise or any heated
contest, though the n6eavor to be-
come mGfhbers of the dispensary di-
rectorate may develop some excite
tnent. Tt is understood that the
chairman, ], Mr.@E.IJ Williams, will re-
tire and that Mr.. 81. II. Evans will
aspire to this place. General Willie
Jones cannot offer for election, Gov.
Hayward having appointed him to fill
out the unexpired term Of Mr.. Dukes.
Among the candidates for represen-
tation II the directorate ex-Mayor w.
Mob. Sloan, Of Columbia, Col. John
Bell Toyill Of Lexington, Representa-
ulNC vVhihO1 Ot.t obl u NCllI 4sCplCSCUUtl-
tive Gourdin Of Williamsburg and ex-
Senator McDermont Of Horny are
mentioned. TX,
CRUM ALSO WILL RETIRE;
At this time it appears that the
| fight for Commissioner Crums place
will be between Representative Tatum
of Orangeburg and Capt w. D. Black,
head bOokkeeper at the penitentiary.
Mr.. Crum will not stand for re-elec.
tion.
The terms OF two peDitentiary d.
rectors, Messrs. w. D. Mann of Able
/ vile and w. B. Love Of York, Will
expire this winter. They are up for
reelection and Mr.. P. T. Hollis OF
Chester is an aspirant for place on
the board. Superintendent Gritiith's
term expires Jan. 20, 1905.
The Office that lasts longest between
elections is that Of member nf the
supreme court, which term is fol
| eight years. The term Of Associate
Justice Charles a. Wood who was
chosen to fill out the unexpired term
Of Chief Justice McIyer-expires Au.
gust 1, 1904. bIr. Justice Woods viii
probably have no opposition next
month and will DE elected Tor eight
years.
Miss Linnie LaBorde, who ha.
served SO acceptably one torn as libra
rian, will likely succeed herself with
dignitied grace and ease. There may
be other applicants.
NO JUDGES TO BE ELECTED.
There are no places on the circuit
bench to be provided for this time
unless new circuits are created, whict
seems likely.
The dates to which the terms Of the
present eight circuit judges exten6
lare:
Judge Charles G. Dantzler, Feb. 1e
1906.
Judge James Aldrlch, Feb. 10
1906.
Judge r. Q. aPurdy, Dec. 8, 1pOs. &.
Judge r. @. Watts, Feb. 18,,19O6;
- JUDGE 1FTGs-f. d iatsl H.li.l-i 5n,,4AGE; ~
JnGndge Geo. w Gage, FEB. is, l eos.
| Judge D. "A. Townsend, Deo. IS
1905. lI5a
Judge J. Q. Klugh, Feb IA, 1905.
LEFT OVER BILLS.
i The "copy" for the senate calenda,
has not yet been submitted for print
Ing, and it is not kLown what bills
continued from last session will be
presented to that body on its conven,
Ing day. The house has on It's calen.
dar log bills which were contlued from
last session. All these may be re.
ferred to committees or may be taken
| up at once. Some of the measures
are very important