Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-04-07
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

- Insurance Commissioner McMaS-
ter has issued an order to the domeS-
tic mutual fire and life companies
giving them one year to collect as
sessments and close up the business
that they have been conducting out
side of local territory, within which
time they must pay all citizens and
cancel all policies therein. No COM
pany has so far qualified to do more
than a local business. The Laurens
concern is the only one that has ex-
pressed an intention of qualifying for
the entire state.
- Asheville special of April 6 to
the Charlotte Observer: 1t is rumor-
ed here today suspension of hos
tilitieS" is probable in the South Car
olina diSpenSary matter. Recently
Judge Pritchard granted the motion
of counsel for the dispensary wind
ing-up commission for q supersedeaS
bond fixing the amount at $25O,OOO,
the sum represented by the claims of
the complainantS. 1t was not thought
that the bond would be made. In fact
counsel at first declared plainly that
they would not or could not make
such a bond. subsequently. however.
they have expressed, it is understood.
a Willingness to make the bond. AT
the time nothing was said about de-
post of the securities, but Judge
Pritchard incorporated this provision
in his order. The diSpensary commits
sion didn't like this phase of the mat
ter, but it is now believed that it will
make the bond and also deposit the
securities. In fact Asheville gentle
men interested in the case have this
information semi officially. In the
event that this is done the receivers
recently appointed by Judge Pritch-
ard will not make q demand for the
trust fund of $S00,O00.
- After q thorough investigation of
the cases Of the members Of the jun
ior class of Clemson college, on ac-
count of the first Of April eScapade
the discipline committee on last Sat
urday decided upon the expulsion Of
forty-eight out of ninety-twO men,
bers of the class. The expelled jun
iors are as follows: j. n. Loadholt,
Of Barnwell; G.. Bellinger, of Column
bia; j. d. Murray, of Colleton; e. S.
Horn, of Prosperity: G. H. Pennell, of
Abbeville: ]. r. Pennell of Abbeville:
r. G.. Jenkins, of Kershaw: II. S. AL
len, of Anderson; d. G. Britt of Able
Vile: L. A. Coleman, of Laurens; T..
II. Yeargin, of Laurens; IT. F. Fulmer,
of Saluda; A. Il. HappOldt. of Char
lesion; +. G. Haskell, of Abbeville; 5.
O. Kelly. of Leak; l.. G. Boone, Of
Orangeburg; j. G. Covington. of Ben
nettsville; w. y. Robinson, of Easley;
j. b. Simpson, of Anderson; w. ID.
Simpson, Of Anderson: r. f.. Adams.
of Edgefield; G.. a. Burton, of New
berry: Il. a. Gardner of Aiken: A. w.
Creamer, of Greenville; II. G. Twiggs,
of Greenwood; r. f. Blake, of Able
vile; w. j. BrOckingtOn, Of Williams
burg; w. G.. Clarke, of Leake: II. H.
Greene. of Abbeville; w. l.. Nance, of
Laurens: w. J. Sheely, of Newberry:
Y. W. Watkins, of Anderson; j. L..
Dove, of Fairfield: w. f. Odom, of
Barnwel: F. S. TarboX. of George
town; E. B. Clement, of Charleston:
j. l.. EaSon, Of Charleston; l.. l.. Gan
dy. of Charleston; ~. Miley of Peak:
G. Y. Wigfa!l of Charleston; f. b.
Greene. or York: A. Grier. of Darling
ton: NJ. r. Hush, of Charleston: B. G..
Hunter. of PendletOn: j. p. Mcmillan,
of Marion; w. &. Spratt, of Chester;
J. II. Wilson, of Chester: f.. Cham
ness. of Marlboro. After diSposng of
the juniors the committee took up the
eases of the SnphumureS and freshmen.