Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-02-05
THE VOTE ON THE. DispEnsARY
Record Made by the Members Of the
House Last Wednesday.

The ayes and nays were taken three
times In the house last Wednesday In
connection with the dispensary ques-
ton. First on the Smith Prohibition
substitute, intended to side track the
main question, next on the Richards
"Purifcation BILL" intended to preserve
the state dispensary. and last on the
main question the passage Of the Ca
rey Cothran bill.
On the Smith substitute the vote was
as follows:
| Yeas-Ayer. Bailey, Bethune, Boyd,
Brice, T. s., Cannon. Carson, Carwile.
Cutler. Derham, Dick, Dingle. Dixon.
Dodd, ]. B., Douglass. Epps, Epting.
Garris, Gary, Gibson, Glasscock Good
win, Gyles. Hartman, Harris. Hinton.
Hughes, Hydrick, Jones, Kirven. Lane,
Lester. Leitner Little, McColl. Nc
Keown. Miley, Morrell, Reayes, Rich
ards, Robinson. Sawyer, Scruggs.
Sharpe, Slaughter Smith. d. L.. Smith,
J. E., Stillwell. Stubbs. Tatum, Tomp-
kins. Wingard, Woods, Wyche, Yeldell
I-55. =
whaley, Arnold. Aull, Ballen-
tine. Banks, Bsattie, Brantley, Brice.
A. G., Bryan, Carey, Carrigan, Clary,
| Clinkscales, Cosgrove, Cothran, Court
ney. Cox. Croft. DeVore. Doar Dodd,
j. H., Bowling. Fraser, Frost, Cause,
Gibson, w. j., Greer. Hall, Harley, Har-
rison, Johnstone, Keilahan, Keshaw.
Lawson, .Legare, Macarthur. McMaster,
Mann, Marshall. Miller, Nash. Nesbitt,
Nichols. Nicholson. Niver. Parker. Pat
terson, Richardson. Rucker, Saye, Scar
borough. Sellers, Shipp. Smith, Kurtz
p Spivey. Thomas. Todd. Vanderhorst,
Werner, Won Kolnitz, Wade Jr.. Walk
| ly, Youmans-68. -
On motion to indefinitely postpone
the Carey Cothran bill the vote was as
follows:
| Yeas-Ayer, Bailey, Bethune. Brant-
ley, Brice, Cannon, Carson, Carwile,
| Cutler. Derham. Dick, Dingle, Dixon.
Douglass, Epps, Epting, Garris, Gary,
Glasscock. Goodwin. Gyles, Harris.
Hinton, Hughes, Hydrick. Jones, Kir-
ven. Lane. Lester. Leitner. Little Nc
Coll, Miley. Richards, Robinson, Saw
yer. Scruggs, Sharpe, Slaughter. ID. L.
Smith, ]. E. Smith, Stillwell, Stubbs.
Tatum, Tompkins, Wingard, Woods,
Wyche, Yeldell-4s.
| Nays-Whaley, Arnold, Aull, Ballen-
tine, Banks. Beattie, Brice, Bryan, Ca
rey Carrigan Clary, Clinkscaies, Co.'S
grove, Cothran, Courtney, Cox. Croft,
Devore, Doar, J. B. Dodd, J. II. Dodd.
Bowling. Fraser. Frost, Cause, ]. p.
Gibson, w. ]. Gibson, Green, Hall. Har-
ley, Harman. Harrison, Hemphill,
tombstone, Kellahan. Kershaw. Law
son, Legare, Macarthur McKeown, Nc
Master, Mann. Marshall, Miller Nor
rell, Nash, Nesbitt, Nichols, Nichol-
son. Niver. Parker, Patterson. Reaves,
Richardson. Rucker, Saye, Scar
borough, Sellers Shipp. K p. Smith.
Spivey, Thomas. Todd, Vanderhorst.
Werner Won Kolnitz, Wade, Walker.
Wallace, White, Virgins, Wimberiy.
Youmans-74.
BY this action the house refused to
indefinitely postpone and the bill was
then passed to third reading and the
clincher put on.
On motion to clinch the vote on the
Richards bill the vote was as follows:
Yeas-whaley, Arnold. Aull, Beattie.
Brice. A. G.. Bryan, Carey. Carrigan,
Clary, C1inkscales, Cothran. Courtney.
Bowling, Fraser, Frost. Cause, Gibson,
j.. p, Gibson, w. j., Goodwin, Greer,
Hall, Harley. Harrison. Hemphill,
Johnstone, Kellahan, Kershaw, Lawson.
Legare, McKeown, McMaster, Mann,
Marshall, Morrell, Nash, Nesbitt, Mich
OILS, Nicholson. Nivens, Parker, Patter-
son, Reaves. Richardson, Rucker, Saye,
Scarborough, Sellers, Shipp. Kurtz p.
Smith, Spivey, Thomas, Todd, Wander
horst, Werner, Won Kolnitz, Wade, Jr..
Walker. Wallace. White, Virgins, yell
| dell, Youmans-67.
| Nays Aver, Bailey Ballenttne,
Banks, Bethune, Boyd, Brantley, 7. 8.
Brice, Cannon, Carson. Carwile, Co.'S
grove. Cutler. Derham, DeVore, Dick
Dingle, Doar, Douglass, Epps, Epting,
Garris, Gary, Glasscock. Gyles, Har-
man, Harris, Hinton. Hughes, Hydrick,
Jones. Kirven.. Lane. Lester, Leitner,
Little, McColl. Miley, Richards, Robin
son, Sawyer, Scruggs. Sharpe, Slaugh-
ter, D. L. Smith, ]. E. Smith, Stillwell,
Tatum, Tompkins. Wimberly, Wingard,
Woods. Wyche-53.
so the house put the clincher on the
Richards bill by vote Of 81 to SO, so
the bill was killed and duly buried.