The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-01-23
CAPITOL CORRESPONDENCE.

very little OOC rOuClOS WOrh OOuS uStS
The new administration has taker
charge, and Immediately after the Gov
ernor's Inauguration [ made out ano
handed into to his Office, the list OF can.
didates for appointment, nominated IN
the primary. These were: Treasurer, l.
L. Wells; Auditor, A. P. Burgess; Mag.
istrates: At Manning, S. NJ. Youmans:
Summerton, A. J. Richbourg:: Paxville.
L. S. Barwick; Pinewood, A. ?. Ragin
Foreston, J. E. Richbourg; New Zion,
W. E. Fleming; Turbeville, J. P
Turbeville.
AS mentioned last week, DR.. Woods
has a bill to abolish the magistrate
Office at Turbeyille. This bill came ul
for consideration. and Mr.. Scarborough
moved to strike out the enactlng words,
which put the Doctor on his mettle
and he made a speech to sustain his
contention. He contends that it is the
wish OF Salem to have only one magis'
trate, and to give that magistrate and his
constable increased pay, as all the work
done in Salem is done by the magls-
trate at New Zion. Mr.. Scarborough IS
motion to strike out the enacting words
had the approval of Mr.. Dingle, and
the motion prevailed, which meant the
death OF the bill, but just before it was
finally buried, Mr.. Ship, of Florence.
directed attention to a House rule re.
lating to officers, and the matter was
passed over, thus giving Doctor Woods
another opportunity to get his bill be.
fore the House. This measure has
created a small size storm in the Salem
section. There are some IN and about
the New Zion section wanting the leg
islation DR.. Woods is asking for
whether or not they believe it to be in
the interest of better service, or be-
cause they are the friends OF the New
Zion magistrate and want him and bis
constable to get more pay. do know,
bnt when the Doctor claims he is rep.
resenting the wishes of large major.
itv of Salem in this matter, the rest OF
the delegation cannot agree with him:
because we have in our possession pc
tition containing the names OF l5S cltl'
zeps of Douglas and Sandy Grove town.
ships, urging US to kill Doctor Woods
bill. Then the delegation views the mat
ter in another light: the office at Iur-
beville has been cut off from New
Zion by the County Executive Commit
tee 50 that New Zion and Midway could
vote for the magistrate at New Zion,
and Douglas and Sandy Grove vote for
magistrate at Turbeyllle. These mag
istrates were recently nominated by
the people of their respective sections,
and the delegation, with the exception
of DR.. Woods, feel that to not permit
the magistrate at Turbevllle to have
the Office to which he was nominated
would be a violation of the primary
pledge, hence they will stand by the
nominee of the primary and leave the
maeisterial offices in Salem as they
are and upon the same pay.
Mr.. Scarborough bas introduced a
bill in the House to prevent the adul'
teration OF cotton seed meal and to pro
vide a penalty therefor. The bill was
referred to the committee on agrlcul
ture. The cotton seed mill Interests
were aroused By this bill, and made &
desperate fight before the committee
TO prevent Favorable action, but Mr.
ocarooIoush eo o - oonH;no
every turn ana succseoeu ~ S;1i SHI'IuH Ir-n:
meritorious and it was reported favor
able. thus giving the measure the ad
vantage of the committees prestige
and support. I am told by some Wht
were present at the committee meeting
that s'Old Scarborough's'' answers K
ene sclenCinS iS a. a. eo~o-oon % business ani
men appea!eI ~ W o,un omtnen neo,,1;ar ~ wsv tha,
ne proven u LIS wv Lo;na5 p no+ fron
ms kno"leuge ;.o mSS oosa,4 S,,+ frorn NV aetna
lectures anu oooAs: w 49, % ba Sn;sb
pracacal experience: wueI 80 a1 III Ir,3I -o;1
ed the hne spun tneoHiss 80. ~ Ou1 ~ ". III hil
magnates was IuI ol noies. 20 .hauofor. ~
9as nos SsS oeen aiye piusd, ;ts d,ataiIs tall but as
~ am onause ~ ~ n~eTent ovs cotton seef
o.aoI rot has NOT the proper per cent
lIea1 "oau;a Snau ~ 4roTn heinr nut on th;
saoni-a+ y, ,.s 90 standard think he want!
Ial .ba stanSar5 ss, D. 70 he not less than eigh
Wy, ~ oant ammonia: ANYWAY his pur
p hose ;s in the interest of the farmers
T Thore ~ vac a. measure in the House II
.oo,,ia+a - +be eaIe of cocaine. Docto,
Weo5s wss onnosed to it. moved tt
o.,;l,a % ont the enacting words, anc
sG,aaM 81. aH NJ ScWaster smoke in the bill'
s.!s sss.oa nv MODS aoain oot M ant
oeisns aaaoh ~ o,,nosition ne con
naoe q spsosn sen"a - - ~ ~ s.s+enents mad,
slaoae1eG a1s MoMester 1o " va and riGicuied tn,
;aa oy Mr: nf snv ~ hut medical men formula
1Gea e,,ch ., J1y mees,,res eas The Doctor think:
sn o.hs sGD ~ comes to ANYTHING that relate!
w. mu diseases ~ or medicines laymen should
w ulss rr;tb II hnt leave those
.Si,ess noS .awpe ~ the doctors The bill ven
sniH ,.a. d;ncr almost unanimously
~ NJ q uhi,T I'm r ~ snol7e If last week rela
Ihe ". n.o-o-,s e IN, MIGRANT accents from
ling " pteseno pon5 ;nS,,c;no tho laho
coming nese .saS ca 20 . tbird readino
away was pa;1 ;n+roSnce this same bill
was aoo9o ouoo w ~ w;,h several editorials
IN accoIGanes W." ~ T1Er TIMES be