The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-01-29
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4 federal appropriate
a Mr.. Hyatt, In making his Sanndaf
rel bort, referred briefly to the work OF
It'll 8 past year The court house was
& IA and the dinner hour was APP
Ts Fhing He had been In the move
h since it had started five or
81 fears ago. 1t was slow3work at
e. the roads were 80 long and SO
d 5, 5y. But the work was started a
II alta time, radiating from the
d part house. and now in some counties
d Here are rs miles of permanent i'm
i I1royements annually with repairs on
4 f00miles additional. In only a few
ieounties was there q special levy OF one
mill last year. This great movement
| Is here to stay, he declared, and even
how the annual expenditure on roads
lspd bridges is 100000, and the State
& pes not feel it. s5s
e SENATOR LATINIER THANKED.
4 ilAt the afternoon session the COM
4 95Gee on resolutions submitted re-
n siGin which the efforts OF Mr.. Lati-
E or were commended very warmly
and his plan endorsed.
There was q lot Of complaint be-
ause the railroads had failed to no.
ify agents OF the reduced rates to
!; he convention. Mr.. Hyatt will en-
deavor Tuesday to have the reduction
1ade Ca the return coupons.
Mr.. Hyatt, Senator Latimer, Mr..
/ 3 A. Banks of ST. Matthews, Mr..
4 icIver Williamson Of Darlington and
< RI. III. McCalla Of Abbeville were
i ipointed a committee TO attend the
OF the national association In
washington next Monday to meet the
congressional committees now In
charge of Senator Latimer's bill.
Mr.. e. Fl. Hyatt was elected presi-
dlent and Mr.-Earl Sloan secretary of
tihe State convention. Mr.. j. NJ. Ma
j,or OF Greenwood was elected treas
.qlrer.
4 The convention will not meet until
III o'clock Wednesday in order that
the members may witness the work
of roadbuilding machines at Hyatt
park.
- Nearly two thirds Of the county su-
Ipervisors Of the State were present
and the meeting in the afternoon con-
sisted principally in the exchange Of
experiences, comparing notes as to
the cost Of feeding convicts and as to
the relative merits of free labor and
convict labor.
NAMES OF DELEGATES.
The following delegates were pre-
sent.
Abbeville g. N. Nickels, 1. II.
McCalla, r. Sondley, S. A. Shannon,
w. ID. Mann.
Anderson. N. Vandiver, A. G.
Latimer, Oliver Bolt, 6. P. Browne,
NJ. L. Ronham, Fl. II. Watkins, w
z. Latimer, w. p. Wright, e. NJ.
Rucker, Jr., j. B. Leveritt, S. N.
Pearman, Geo. e. Prince, J. T. Ash
ley, II. f. Celey, t. T. Wakefield, j.
e. G. Ashley and S. N. Browne.
Beaufort-Jos. S. Claghorn.
Berkeley. II. Harvey, j. w. S.
Breeland, 1. st. Clair White, d. M.
Nixon.
Cherokee-J. V. Welchell.
Chester-Jubn o. Darby, j. t.
Brigham, Paul Hemphill, j. S. Nc
Keown, p. L. Hardin.
Chesterfield Smith Oliver, G. X.
Laney, w. P. Pollock, Edward Nc
IYer.
Olarendon-T. G. Owens, J. G. Lam
ham.
3 Colleton j. e. Moore, John Black,
d. l.. Smith.
/ Darlington-W A. Bowling, E. M.
Williamson.
~ Dorchester--Oyrus Minis.
Edgetield-T. S. Rainsford.
Fairfield. @. Davis, Jno. d. Har-
rison.
Florence-R. P. Byrd, A. Fl. Gas
que, w. B, Cause.
Georgetown-J. H. Read.
Grecnville- j. e. Speegle, T. P.
Neves, j. H. Gaines, G. D. Smith, j.
w. King, A. Cooksey, G.. II. Mahon,
Il. l.. Becknell, j. B. Marshall.
Greenwood. M. Major, Geo. E.
Dorm, Capt. j. II. Brooks.
Horry-J. l.. Boyd, G.. E. Stalvey,
w. l.. Mishoe, D. A. Spivey, L. a.
Burroughs, jeremiah Smith.
Kershaw j. w. Floyd. w. K.
Thompson.
Lancaster-L. j. Perry.
Marion-J. p. Stackhouse, DR.. J.
Ii. David, E. l.. Moore, A. B. Jordan.
Marlboro-D. d. McColl, Jr., @. F..
Moore, r. NJ. Pegues, A. j. Mathe-
son.
Newberry-J, T. Perry and E. II.
Aull.
Orangeburg-O. M. Dantzler, D..
NJ. Westberry, A. F. Fairey, j. A.
Banks, E. @. Hoover, DR.. w. II. c..
Bat s. Manly Hungerpiller, j. A. Sal
ley.
-Richland-S. II. Owens, w. A.
Douglass, A. p. Haskell, w. ID. Caugh-
man, e. G. Tonchberry, w. H. Sigh,
D. II. Goble.
Saluda Matthews, d. 3. Peuri-
foy.
Spartanburg *. d. Edwards, f.
G. Bates, l. G. Blackwood, D. NJ.
Miles.
Sumter-W. II. Scale, f. E. Tnom-
as, +. w. Dabbs, j. Nj. Woodley
Union-T. J. Bendenbaugh, j. NJ.
Mobley, w. f. Bobo, A. G. Lyles, j.
II. Douglass.
Williamsburg. j. Graham, X.
d. Blomley, S. j. Singletary, p S.
Wall.
York T. w. Boyd, f. II. Barber,
j. b. Johnson, j. Edgar Poag, j. e.
Beamguard, w. B. Moore, p. d. Bar
ron.
Lee-J. o. Durant, J. A. Rhame,
w. Med. Green, j. p. Kilgore, Edwin
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