The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-12-14
ROSTER OF CIRCUIT
: JUDGES FOR 1906.
HOW THEY Are ASSIGNED FOR NEXT
YEARS SESSIONS OF COURT.

YEARS SESSIONS OF COURT.
Following is the the roster for the
circuit judges for the year 1906:
The first session of the respective
circuits will be held by the circuit
Judges as follows, to wit: The first
circuit by the judge of the third cir
cult; the second circuit by hejudge
of the fourth circuit; the third cir
cult by the judge of the fifth cir
cait; the fourth circuit by the judge
of the sixth circuit; che fifth circuit
by the Judge of the seventh circuit:
the sixth circuit by the judge of the
eighth circuit; the seventh circuit
by the judge.of the ninth circuit;
the eighth circuit by the Judge of
the tenth circuit; the ninth circuit
by the judge of the first circuit; the
tenth circuit by the judge of the
second cilcuit-
The second session of the respec-
tive circuits will be held by the cir
cunt judges as follows, to wit: The
first circuit by the judge Of the
fourth circuit; the second circuit by
the Judge of the fifth circuit
the third cireuit BY the judge of the
sixth circuit; the fourth circuit by
the Judge of the seventh circuit; the
fifth circuit by the judge of the
eighth circuit; the sixth circuit by
tine jndge of the ninth circuit; the
seventh circuit by the judge of the
tenth circuir the eighth circuit by
the Judge of the first circuit; the
ninth circuit by the judge of the
second circuit; the tenth circuit by
the ndge of the third circuit.
The third session of the respec-
tive circuits will be held by the cir
vuit JUICES as follows, to VT: The
Tst circuit by the Judge of the fifth
cuit; the second circuit by the
81 the sixth circuit; the third
eirenit by the judge Of the seventh
circuit; the fourth circuit by the
Judge of the eighth circuit, the fifth
circnit by the judge of the ninth,
circnit; the sixth circuit BY the Judge
of the tenth circuit; the seventh cir
cuitby the judge of the first circuit;
the eighth circuit by the, judge of
the second circuit; the ninth circuit
b3 the Judge Of the third circuit;
tue tenth circuit by the judge OF.
the fourth circuit.
x The judges of the circuits in Or
Ter named are: Judge G G Dantzier
orangeburg; Judge james Aid
sch of Aiken; Judge R o Pmdy
aof Sumter: Jndge r c Watts of
Chesterfield; Judge Ernest Gary of
Richland; Judge G W Gage of
Chester; Judge D E Hydrick of
Spartanburg; Judge ] G Klugh of
Abbeville; Judge Geo E Plince of
Anderson and Judge c W Mem
minger Of Charleston.
The new law dividing the State
into ten circuits last {, ear read as
follows:
.sThat the State be, and it is here
by, divided into ten judicial circuits,
composed of the counties of Charles
ton, Colleton and Beaufort. The
first circuit shall bsscomposed OF the
counties of Berkeley, Georgetown,
Dorchester and 0raugeburg. The
second circuit shall be composed
|. ,sfsfhe counties Hampton, Aiken,
Bamberg and Barnwell. The third
: circuit shall be composed of the
counties OF Clarendon, Florence,
Lee, Sumter and Williamsburg. The
fourth circuit shall be composed of
the counties of Charleston, Dar-
hngton, Horny, Marion and Marl.
boro. The fifth circuit shall be
composed of the counties of Ker-
3 shaw, Lexington, Richland and
Edgeield. The sixth circuit shall
be composed of the counties of
Chester, Fairfield, Lancaster and
York. The seventh circuit shall be
composed of the counties OF Chero-
kee, Spartanburg and Union. The