The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-01-27
SENATOR LA1INER THANKED.

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congressional committees now IN
charge of Senator Latiner'S bill:
Mr.. +. H. Hyatt was elected presi-
dent and Mr.. Earl Sloan secretary OF
the State convention. Mr.. J. NJ. Ma
jor OF Greenwood was elected treas
urer.
The convention will not meet until
II 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-
pervisors 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 &C. n. Nickels, I. e.
McCalla, R. Sondley, S. A. Shannon,
w. D. Mann.
Anderson. n. Vandiver, A. G.
Latimer, Oliver Bolt, G. P. Browne,
NJ. L. Bonham, H. II. Watkins, W.
&. Latimer, W. P. Wright, E. N.
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. y. Browne.
Beauforu-JoS. S. Claghorn.
Berkley-J. H. Harvey, J. W. S.
Breeland, l. St. Clair White, D. NJ.
Nixon.
Cherokee. V. Welchell.
Chester-Jobn O. Darby, J. t.
Brigham, Paul Hemphill, j. S. Nc
keown, P. L. Hardin.
Cheste7ield-Smith Oliver, G.. h.
Laney, ". P. Pollock, Edward Nc
1rer.
clarendon-T. c. ogens, J. c. Ian
ham.
Colleton j. E. Moore, John Black,
D. L. Smith.
Darlington-W. A. Bowling, Z. NJ.
Williamson.
DorcheSter-Cyrus Minis.
Edge6eld-T, S. Rainsford.
Fairheld-J. Q. Davis, Juo. D. Har-
riSon.
Florence-R. P. Byrd, A. H. Gas
que. ". B. Cause.
Georgetown-J. II. Read.
Greenville-J E. speegle, T. P.
Neves, J. H. Gaines, c. D. Smith, J.
w. King, a. C3oksey, G. II. Mahon,
t. L. Becknell, J. B. Marshall.
Greenwood. NJ. Major, Geo. +.
Dorm. Capt. J. r. Brooks.
Horry-J. L. Boyd, G. F. StalVey'
W. L. NIishoe, D. a. Spivey, +. A.
Burroughs, jeremiah Smith.
KerShaw j. ". Floyd, W. X.
Thompson.
Lancaster. J. Perry.
Marion-J. P. Stackbouse, DR.. j.
II. David, E. L. Moore, a. B. Jordan.
Marlboro-D. D. McColl, Jr., G. +.
Moore. r. NJ. Pegues, A. J. Mathe-
son.
Newberry-J, T. Perry and E. II.
Aull.
Orapgeburg-O. NJ DantZler, D..
NJ. Westberry, a. +. Falrey, j. A.
Banks. E. C. Hoover, DR.. w. 7. G..
Bat S. Manly Hungerpiller, }. A. Sal
ley.
Richards. II. Owens. ". A.
/ Douglass, a. P Haskell, w. D. Caugh-
man, E. c. Tonchberry, W. II. Sigh,
/ D. H. Goble.
saluda-B. Matthews, D. 3. Peuri-
foy.
Spartanburg-k. D. Edwards, F.
C. Bates, /. c. BlackWood, u. NJ
Miles.
sumter-W. H. Scale, f. E. Tnom-
as. f. W. Dabbs, J. NJ. Wocdley.
Union-T. J. Bendenbaugh, J. N.
Mobley, w. F. Bobo, A. c. Lyles, j.
T. Douglass.
Williamsburg-J. J. Graham, X.
D. Blonley, S. j. Singletary, p 5.
Wall.
York-T. W. Boyd, F. II. Barber,
!, J. B. Johnson, J. Edgar Poag, j. +.
Beamguard, W. 5. Moore, ?. d. Bar
ron.
; Lee. O. Durant, j. a. Rhame.
W. McD. Green, J. P. hilg0re, Edwin
Wilson. T. j. Bell, DR.. L. a. PEBBLES,
P. W. Mckenzie.
The Good Roads convention con.
cluded it's work Wednesday and ad
iourned. There were reports whict
show that in each county the WORK
last wear was double that OF the yeal
before. and the prospect is that the
wear 1904 will witness even create
progress. Mere machinery is oelnf