The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-10-26
No. G03.
Joint Resolution Proposing [
Amend Section 6, Of Article
of the Constitution OF 1895, Rela
ing to Bonded Debt of Countie

of the Constitution OF 1896, Relat-
ing to Bonded Debt OF Counties
and Townships.
Section l. Be II resolved by the
general assembly Of the State OF South
Carolina, That the following amend
ment to Section &. of Article X of the
constitution of the State OF South Car
lima be submitted to the qualified
electors OF the State at the next gem
eral election for representatives. and
II Il majority Of electors qualified to
vote FOR members of the general
assembly voting thereon shall vote in
favor Of such amendment, and a
majority of each branch Of the gem
eral election of representatives, and
If majority of electors qualified to
vote for members of the general
assembly voting thereon shall vote in
favor of such amendment and a
majority of each branch of the gen
cral assembly, shall, after each cleo
tion and before another. ratify said
amendment by yeas and nays that
Section 6, Article X, relating to the
bonded debt of any county or town
ship be amended by adding at the
end thereof the following words:
"Privided, That the limitation impos-
ed Dy this section shall net apply
Greenwood, nor to any township in
the county of Saluda, through which
in whole or IN part, the line of rail-
road Of Geenvllle and Saluda railroad
shall be located and constructed, nor
to the county of Saluda, such said
townships i'm Greenwood county and
Saluda county, and the county of
Saluda being hereby expressly author
lied TO vote bonds In aid of the con
struction of the said proposed railroad
under such restrictions and limita-
tionS as the general assembly may
prescribe hereinafter;" Provided
That the amount of such bonds shall
not exceed per centum Of the as
sesscd valuation of the taxable prop
crty OF such townships"
Approved the 2Gth. day of February,
y ID. 1910.
At the close of the election the
managers and clerks must proceed
publicly to open the ballot boxes and
coUn; the ballot therein. and con
tinue without adjournment until the
same Is completed, and make state
mcnt OF the result for each Office and
sign the same Within three days
therea:ter the chairman Of the board,
or some one designated by the board
must deliver To the commissioners of
election tn" poll list. the boxes con
tanning the ballots ana written state
mcntS OF the results of the election
Managers OF Election The foitow.
ing managers OF election have been
appointed to hold the erection at the
various precincts In the said county:
ClintOn-T, VI. Adair, G.. Robin Ray.
i. NJ. nillard.
Lanforl Station--J S, Niagins, j.
r. Franks, j. W. NeShieldS.
Rcnno--J. Andy Jones, w. A. Lynn
u. ~ COPELAND
Pleasant Mound--W. NJ. Hunter
Geo. f. Little. j. o. Garrett.
Stewards store Rhett Sloan, James
Stewart. l.. S. Cook.
Cooks Store--J. b. Cook p. b.
Cooper, Il. w. Patton,
GOlGVille-J. o. Zimmerman, j. f.
Harmon w. r.. Blalock.
Hopewcll-J. f. Workman, r. p.
Davis. j, j. Young
Mountville w b. Crisp, Rhett Bry-
son, John r. Stokes.
Cross Hill -R ID. Nance, j. b. Pin
son, Jimmie Bceks,
LangStou's Ehnrch-W william Peter
son, j. p. Saxon, Martin Pool. Ir.
Ora +. p Byrd, w. p. Blakely. w
j. Fleming
Youngs Storc-J. b. Higgins, d. c.
Martin. j. j. Riddle
Clinton Mill Tom Adams, j. ID.
Glynn. Tom Wesson.
Lydia Mill E. M Dearman, r. f..
Boyce, A, c. Bennett
l.aurens Cotton Mill-R. !. Franks,
j. w, Snoddy, VIII Williams.
Waite Mill-W y Innnc paul Tlann