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Constable Sale.

Constable Sale.
state OF Louisiana, Parish OF Grant,
First Justice Court Ward Z.
Thompson Richie Grocery Co. VS..
j. 7. Sparks.
BY virtue of u writ of II. fa. issued
out OF the honorable First Justice
Court of Ward Seven, Grant parish.
La, have seized and will offer for
sale at the front door of the Justices
court in the town Of Montgomery.
La. between the hours prescribed
by law on
SATURDAY. AUG. q. 1900.
the following described property.
seized az the property of the defend
ant. tO-wit:
Two STEERS.
Terms of sale. cash subject to ap-
praisenent.
Constable Ward z. Grant PHI. La.
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commissioners and Clerks Of. Election.

mittee of Grant parish met In the
court house at Colfax, La, on Tues
day, August %, 1910, with the fol
lowing members present, viz:
At large-H. G. Goodwin, c. II.
Mccain, and M. G. Nugent.
Ward IA. A. Dean and j. b.
Roberts.
Ward q. NJ. Anthony.
Ward 3-Richard Newton.
Ward An. g. Nugent, at large.
Wald 5-Not represented.
Ward 6-Not represented.
Ward &c. l.. Purvis and B. E.
Woods.
l. j. b. Lyman, secretary, being
absent, ON motion J. b. Roberts
was elected secretary pro tenn.
On motion the selection OF COM
missioners and clerks of election
and returning officers to serve IN
the Democratic primary election
to be held Sept. 6, 1910, was gone
1 into, the commissioners being Sc
lected by the committee, and the
returning officers being named by
the sheriff and approved by the
committee, and the following were
chosen, viz:
WARD ONE.
Colfax-R. E. Mcknight. M. +.
, STAFFORD, c. II. Teal, commissions
ers; A. M. Goodwin, G. H. Tum-
minelIo, clerks; A. B. Perkins, re-
/, turning officer.
Il Fairmount-W.A. Barron, b. h
: Randolph, G. G. Dean, commits.
: sioners; Webster Smith, j. 0. Lo
: gan, clerks; G. E. Wallace, re-
: turning officer.
WAhD IWO.
Pollock-B. A. Maxwell, W. II
Singley, c. L. Shaw, commission
ers; b. A. Foster, H. P. Gray
II clerks; L. 0. Clinton, returning
e officer.
II Bruce's Mill-W. B. L. Chand
. Ter, ]. w. Murrell, r. b. Roach
: commissioners; W. B. Flanagan
Keener Stephens, clerks; Hy. u
- Pruett, returning officer.
\. Simms-John Crooks, G. Della
" ney, ]. II. Tison, commissioners
y J. H. Coulson. B. F. Darlington
y clerks; H. s. Darlington, return
y ing officer.
e, Bagdad-J. w. RichardsS Pb
OF Hebert, H. c. James, commission
- ers; u. E. Hadnot, o. A. Tiso
:; clerks; J. E. Tison, returning o
all ficer.
" WARD THREE.
~ Antonia-N. G. Morgan, P. u
Ia Miles, A. W. Barron, commissio
ed ers; w. d. Mills, j. E. Chandlt
ill., clerks; j. w. Orr, returning Of
err Ger.
rly Creed's-M. N. Corbitt, l..
ur- Fuirell, w. r. Futrell, commissie
use ers; W. A. Greed. T. b. Morg'
icy clerks; Richard New0n, retul
-" ing officer.
'"e Dry PRONG. G. c. Frali
I. j. Walker, Odus Watson, co
ID. missioners; w. A. Cory, j. j. ]
how Witt, clerks; Walter Smith,
DIS. turning officer.
iot- WARD FOUR.
.ot- Lincecum-J. s. Haley, J.
as Kent, G. G. Lincecum, comm
IRE sioners; w. I. Lawler, L.
YER Thompson, clerks; j. L. Pinkst
70 returning officer.
''c" Buckelew-O. G. Watson, j.
~" Nugent, F. M. Dean, commissi
;,a, ers; M. H. Nugent, E. G. Sanfc
,ess clerks; w. A. S. Nugent, retu
,ese ing officer.
on WARD FIVE.
Georgetown-D. A. Hawthor
,rts j. A. Bradford, Jr., H. B. Soxt
rob commissioners; w. H. Westber
howl NJ n Al: lo.l.. n r. II
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of ST. Landry parish. as a candidate
for Congress In the Seventh Congress
sionaI District, subject To the action
of the Democratic primary to he
held September q, 1910.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce
the-name of
LANES 4 RAII,EY
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WARD SEVEN.

Montgomery. W. Ethridge,
r. M. Dunn, j. E. Deem, commits
sioners; ]. d. Williams, John L.
Calhoun, clerks; E. W. Rodgers,
returning officer.
Verda-C. w. Williams, X. ID.
Lotion, r. s. Garrett, commission
ers; r. w. Wagner, J. M. Strau-
CHAN, clerks; c. J. Hutchinson,
returning officer.
On motion of h. G. Goodwin,
seconded by G, Fl. Mccain. the
com missioners aud clerks OF cleo
ton and the returning officers &C.
lected were approved as q whole
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WARD SIX.

Aloha-Joe Terrier, in. Fetch
or, Gus st. Andre, commissioners;
j. w. Stanfeld and T. NJ. Smith,
clerks /; H. M. Denton, returning
officer.
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WARD FIVE.

Georgetown-D. A. Hawthorne,
j. A. Bradford. Jr., H. B. Sexton,
commissioners; W. H. Westberry,
N. d. Morris, clerks; G. L. Bar
rett, returning officer.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-21
TURKISH RED TAPE.
Getting the Kinks Out of a Custom
House TsnoIo

In the far east RI Hes 1ad rustrictions
may be made to yied 30 Influence with
latent force behind it. as instanccd
by this seriocomic Incident round I'm
Captain a. Il. Tow sLyaa's hook. "a
Military Consul In T,rs certain
highly influential for, Ishl- a, = lrinn.
ople wanted Chrisuuas 'tas. Il or
uercd one from Sofia t. come - rain.
put when the tree. al uuprettSs ious
niue hr about ten fee high. ar-'yed
ut Adrianople station som, one dls, ov-
ered that 1t was illegai 10 receive
plants" from abroad.
1asak' tit is forbiddcuj, said me
custom house.
lasak. echoed the sentry on duty
Inc foreigner said whatever was
I'll" equivalent to rubbish" and do
manded the tree
Here was IL nice Quandarv FOR ,,o
authorities. Evidently it was a most
fearful thing to receive a tree from,
abroad, and yet the consignee WAS
capable of getting some one into very
serious trouble if he did not get his
tree, and he said he must have 1t with
In rty-Cight hours
Some one ut the custom house scared
above the difficulty. The tree was sent
on to Stamboul on the Orient express
an eight hours journey. 1t came back
to Adrianople by the next train. and
the person for whom II was intended
received notice that "a tree from
Constantinople" had arrived for him
and would ut once be handed over
to his messenger
SO the wretchcd little Bulgarian tree
had become Turkish one brought
from Constantinople, and by that
means 1t satisfied oflicialdom and serv-
! ed Its purpose in the end.
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N-,,fA r, l2-
o.o ceI SIX months res
iuence IN the State. if other
" isequallned.
managers otelection must
IcIuife Oh the voter tie pro
WucIloh OF u registration Ger
,'I'cI'e ana proof OF the pay
mnli ~, "! .'li o.,,', .aAeS, including
XXX ~, I''.;,,, ,t','o',''''o'' "ilu collect-
,'n' ,'l' "!I!iillS the previous
n,nr,,ii.It,n, -, i,'p''''culoll .,I,'l OF a
thnntiint.,. Nm, ,,',l,,,;.', ,,,w ioItI ~ 0l
irnr ,,,nI, ',,' ',''''ot !|''' ~ col
cInsi,.n ,,,.n,,tnt.tt ,,,,t; 'e con.
tnnrent 0Nl' ~ 'iiO pay iiicll'
-
,,a,';' n,eior' Iil' llottrIiNyd toro-
5i 'oliilbS llle poiIS Managers
@ suplc,.;1'n iG, No ~ iilTSC , 'al<e ana
,,,' f;o,,ni ',o 20 nlc onStltu-
ofthnpo"rli o.,,ii' ~ NE NE = thurman
adnni,,;'-tu,' i;O''' - 81 manage is can
"thn, .I, - tII ~ ,ol 'ile oatli 10 the
CIa'li , %ne'S %>'liaSclS and TO the
adn,ini.t,,.t,"u upIlc must
,,,nii ~ ~ CT We oaCh TO Cnall
their ,' ,,i,i ne MANAGERS elect
ID i'"liliiall ana Clerk.
IoiiS at each voting place
must be opened at 7 O'Clock
d. III, ana closed at 4 o'clock
D. m, except the CITY OF
charleston, whcre thcv shan
be opened at { q. M and
closed ut Is p. m.
The Managers hav, the
power to tilla vacancy;and if
none OF the Managers attend
c cne citizens can appoint
rom among the qualified vo-
telS, the NJ Managers, who. at
Ter being duly sworn can
.'c' 'le election.
tha ~ the close OF the election;
,,,' @ naiaSerS and Clerk
n,, ,!i ~ - proceed to publicly op-
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which, in whole or in part, the line of
Iaiiroad of Greenwood and Saluda
rNaiiroad shall be located and con-
sructed, nor to the county of Saluda
Such SAID Townships in Greenwood
county and Saluda county. and the
county OF Saluda being hereby ex
piGSsiy authorized to vote bonds in
aid or the construction of the aid
proposed railroad, under such re.
Srlctions and limitations as the Gen
efal Assembly may prescribe herein
after: PrOTided, That the a
mount OF such bonds shall not ex-
ceed eight per centum of the assessed
valuation of the taxable property OF
such Townships"
Approved the Goth day of Febru-
ary. A. d. 1910.
At the close of the election, the
managers and clerk must proceed
puoliclyto open the ballot boxes and
count the ballots therein, and CON
tinue without adjournment until the
same is completed, and make a stole
ineht OF the result for each Office and
sign the same. Within three d.vs
thereafter. the Chairman OF - .
6oard' or sc me one designated bv the
BOARD must deliver to the Comm;ss-
toner's OF Election the poll list tbe
ooxeS containing h. ballots and
written statements Of the results ~
the election ''' VI
Managers of Election. The fol,
loving Managers of Election bawa
been appointed to hold the elecr;on ;o =
at the various precincts in the said
county, U % ~
, bateSburg LID Brabham.
b3rret Jones, Kinny Ilartlnl,
Lexington Kari + OswaIf
) II Roberts, j FKlecklev +
broOkland Gary Cauoh-
mam. Wade SON James Sem
lrmO II IL Dreher. J w
Noungjncr, Wallace LoricL
Hilton James McCartha,
} G Hitler, Ensrbus Derrick,
- Andrews II b Huffman.
q + LeitI"N, + + Mcctzr.
Ellrd'S : Store : l. Fricll. w
ID Cannon, LG Wheeler.
DoIin9O NJ Is kaIninrr \
Is Root, Geo w Buff,
/ \ Nhull Store w * Hook
Il II Shull : Q Hook.
l,.. =
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exclusively for the purchase, estab-
lishment and maintenance of a water
works plant, or sewerage system. or
lighting plant, and when the ques-
ton of incurring such Indebtedness
is submitted to the freeholders and
qualified voters of such municipal
ity, as provided in the Constitution
upon the question of other bonded
Indebtedness
Approved the 28th day of Feh-
ruary, A. u. 1910.
No. 583.
A JOINT RESOLUTION PUR-
PORTING TO AMEND SEC
TION Z. ARTICLE VIII, OF
THE CONSTITUTION, RELA-
TING TO MUNICIPAL BOND
ED INDEBTEDNESS.
SECTION l. BE it reSolOed
by the General Assembly of the
State of South Carolina, That the
following smendment to Section Z,
Article VIII. of the Constitution be
agreed 10: Add at the end thereof
the following words: "Pr0Tided,
further, That the limitations i'm
posed by this Section, and by SEC
ton, S, Article x, of this Constitu-
ton, shall not apply to bonded in
debtedness incurred by the city of
Aiken, but said city of Aiken may
increase its bonded Indebtedness in
the manner provided for in said Sec
tion of said Article to an amount
not exceeding fifteen per cent. of
the value of the taxable property
therein for the purpose of establish
ing, extending, completing and re.
pairing a system of waterworks
sewerage, electric lights and power.
Approved the 26th day of Feb.
ruary, A. ID. 1910,
No. $50.
A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOS
ING TO AMEND SECTION 7
ARTICLE VIII, OF THE CON
STITUTION, REL LATING TC
MUNICIPAL BONDED IN
| DEBTEDNESS.
SECTION l. Be IL res0lre1
by the General Assembly OF tn,
State of South Carolina, That tn,
following amendment to Section 7
Article VIII. of the Constitution, b.
agreed to: Add at the end thereo
the following words: PrOCi9ed
Wther, That the limitations i'm
posed by this Section and by Sec.
tion 5, Article X, Of this Constitu
ton, shall not apply to bonded in.
debtedness incurred by the town Of
St. Matthews, but said town of St
Matthews may increase its bonded
Indebtedness in the manner provid.
ed in said Section of said Article tc
an amount not exceeding fifteen pei
cent. of the value of the taxable
NV. -..- -
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No ICE OF ELECTION
SrArr. OF SOUTH CAROLINA !
!. u SIY OF LEXINGTON

SrArr: OF SOUTH CAROLINA)
u%rY OF LEXINGTON.
Notice is hereby given that tn
General Election for State and Coun
ty Officers will be held at the votin
pr:oinct; prescribed by law in saie
C)un,y, on Tuesday. November 8
l1lU. sid day being Tuesday fol,
i1"ia.s the first Monday in Novem-
be7. As prescribed by law.
Lac qualifications for suffraees
are as follows:
X. dence in State for two years,
In the County one year, in the poll
ing p,ec.nct in which the elector Of
ters TO vote, four months, and the
payment six months before any cleo
ton OF any poll tax then due and
payable: PROVIDED, That min
listers in charge Of an organized
church and teachers of public schools
shall. De enliIled to vote after six
MN MS residence in the State, if
otherwise qualified.
Managers of election must REQUIRE
OF each voter the production of a
registration certificate and the proof
OF the payment of all taxes, includ-
ing poll tax, assessed and collectible
during the during the previous year.
Inc production of certificate or
the receipt of the officer authorized
20 collect lch taxes shall be conclu-
'slVe proof OF the payment thereof
There shall be separate and dis
tinct ballots and boxes at this cleo
tion for the following officers, to wit.
ll) Govern or and Lieutenant Gov
ernor; CD Other State Officers: (3)
State Senator; CD Members ~
House OF Representatives; (5) Coun-
" Officers On which shall be the
name or IA l-i Of the person or Der
sons Vot:A III as such officers. re-
soectively. and the office for which f
they are voted.
Before the hour fixed for opening
he polls Managers and Clerks must
AXE and subscribe the Constitution
Il oath. The Chairman of the Board I
't Man z - an adm mister the oath I
o AZ .hrr memt "rs and to the I
y" = ) 1iary Pub C must admin !:
ate. he - to the chairman. The
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Judges shall constitute quorum.
lhe decision of the Court so consti-
tuted, or r2ajority of the Justices
dho Judges sitting, shall be fir al and
conclusive. In such caze the Chief
Justice, or, in his absence. the ore
siding Associate jas ice, shall pre-
sac. Whenever the Justices of the
supreme Court and the Circuit
Judges meet together for the pur-
poses aforesaid. if the number there
OF be qualified tc sit constitute an
even number, then one of the Cir.
cut Judges must retire; and the Cir
cuit Judges present shall determine
by lot which of their number shall
Approved the Goth day of Feb
ruary. A. d. 1910.
No. sos.
A JOINT RESOLUTION TO A.
MEND SECTION 2, OF AR
IlCLE V, OF THE CONSTI-
TUITION, RELATING TO AS
SOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
SECTION l. BE it res0lped
by the General Assembly OF the
State of South Carolina, That the
following amendment to the Con-
stitution OF the State of South Car
olina be submitted to the qualified
electors of the State at the next gen
eral election for Representatives,
and If a majority Of the electors
qualified to vote for members of the
General Assembly voting thereon
shall vote in favor of such amend
ment and majority O each branch
of the General Assembly shall, af-
ter such election, and before anoth-
er, ratify said amendment by yeas
and nays, that Section z, OF Article
V, of the Constitution. relating to
Associate Justices, b amended by
striking out the word three" ir line
2, and inserting in lieu thereof the
word four" and striking out the
word eight" in line o and inserting
the word ten" 50 that when a.
mended, the same shall read as fol-
lows:
Sec. 2, The Supreme Court
shall consist OF Chief Justice and
four Associate Justices any three of
whom shall constitute a quorum for
the transaction of business. The
Chief Justice shall preside, and in
his absence, the Senior Associate
Justice, They Shall be elected fol
the term OF ten Yeas, and shall con
tinue in office until their successors
shall be elected and qualified, an
shall be 50 classified that one of
them shall go o3t Of office every
two years.
Approved tie n0th day of Feb
r4arv, A. d. 1910.
No. SO.
A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOS-
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town.

We have a new enterprise here
the promoter is Mr.. L. d. Brabham
aud he carries large stock of what
the farmers need in their business.
We are glad to welcome all who
come TO Batesburg to enlarge its
mercantile interests as it helps the
town ard its people.
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Drafts Store ID f Price. !
L Drafts, } Il Sease.
Cr"utS Store DAIcndri,
{ S"ase, j II Shealy.
Red Bank IL ID BOoZcr. Al
ldr"W Goodwin, Fred Pound
lrmo A N Dreher, II A L.orick
II Shealy.
Hilton, Fed Jno H Hitler, J 2
Epting. + L Derrick.
st Andrews Fed. A S Munama
ker, 7 + Huffman, S ID Meetze.
ktird's Store, Fed. S 4 Eptip~
! w Amic!l Jr, A w BaIeatinc
De!ingo, Fed ID p Roof r M
Baft, II w ShulI.
CASTOR { II Hartley, w d Pound
{ { Goodwin.
Swansea Frank Iilderbrand, ia
cob Wyse. w + Barr.
Sandy Run w H Wanamaker, J
+ Saylor, T l Williams.
w Shealey's Store J S Reeder
J 5 Miller, Levie Brown.
Edmund IA Kyle Raymond
Shealy, II P Backman.
Leesville APWest, M Crouch
L P Williamson.
Brook Ansel Caughman, G NJ
Lewis, Perry Burkett.
Peak OIL Mayes, w M Addy
Jas II Eargle.
Chaplin w P Bctchman, r ?
Slice, h w Frjck.
Spring Hill S w Amick p w
Sites, II Benson Slice.
Folk sch House G A Eleazer
J Chapman, N M Derrick.
Ballentine S f Lowman, II A
Beckley, G. Shealy.
ST Matthews c Me- artha, l.
NJ Steele, S d Keisler.
Pelion II V Rish, II Laird, II |
L Schofieli.
Pools Mill M c Kirkland. J w
otarnes, Jr, J L Jefcoat.
II B Mill d Z Clark, w M Yorce
O Spro dley.
Steedman Alb Quattlebaum, r
J Able, + w Quattlebaum.
Samaria b Rodgers, M r Gun
er, S Burgess.
Gilbert ID + Hammond, Isiah
'aylor, RI Craps.
Summit Z ID Long, N d Hite. A
Price.
The Managers at each precinct
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How about that new county?
Don't let the grass grow or the frost
come before some definite steps
lave been taken to further the mat
ter. A new county means grest
things for all the towns that Will
come inside its borders.
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HE Town Ut' " > NNI.NlI
ASSESS ABUTfINC, PROPER
TY FOR PERMANENT IN
PROVEMENTS.
SECTION /. Be 1t rey0. eel
by the General Assembly of the
State of South Carolina That the
following amendment to Article X,
of the State Constitution, to be
known as Section ID, of said Article
x, be agreed to by wo-thirds of the
members electedto each House, and
entered on the journal respectively
with yeas and nays taken thereon,
and be submitted to the qualified
electors Of the Stateat the next gen
eral election thereafter for Repre-
sentatives. to wit: Add the follow
ing Section 10 Article x of the Con
stitution, to be. and be known as
Section IA:
Sec. IA. The General Assembly
may authorize the corporate author
itles of the cities Of Greenville, Spar
tanburg and Columbia, and the town
OF Manning, to levy an assessment
upon abutting such property: Pro-
tI9f1, That said improvements be
ordered only upon the written con
sent Of two-thirdS of the owners Of
the property abutting upon the
street, sidewalk or part Of either
proposed TO be improved, and upon
condition that said corporate author-t
ties shall pay at least one-half of
'uch improvements.
Approved the 10Th day of Feb
uary, A. d. 1910.
No. 603.
\ JOIN I RESOLUT ON PROPOS-
ING TO AMEND SECTION o,
Of ARTICLE \, OF THE CON
IlIUIION OF 1895, RELAT-
ING TO BONDED DEBT OF
COUNTIES AND TOWNSHIPS
SA' IION l. b. it reyOIred
= the General Assembly of the State {
South Car2iinl, Tba, the following
He1dmentto Section o. OF Article X i
ne o. Jitu,ion OF the State Of {
outn aIo.iGa be submitted to the t
!t!Ilied electors of the State at the \
=" Genera. election for Represent J.
.'e', and ii 4 N joritv Of electors Il
. ..lieI to Iotefor members of the II
>"c'ai Assembly voting thereon
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the purpose OF aiding IN stne con.
Struction Of public buildings for the
County of Calhoun.
Approved the 28th day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1910.
No. 594.
AjOiNT RESOLUTION PRCPCe
ING TO AMEND SECTION IL.
OF ARTICLE V, OF THE CON
STITUTION, RELATING TO
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES.
SECTION /. BE ii yesOLre4
by the General Assembly of the
State of South Carolina, That the
following amendments to the Con
stitution Of South Carolina be sub
mitted to the qualified electors of
the State at the next general election
for Representatives, and if a major
lty of the electors qualified to vote
tor members Of the General Assem-
bly, voting thereon shall vote in fa-
vor of such amendment and a ma
Jority of each branch of the General
Assembly shall after such election.
and before another. ratify said a.
mendment by yeas and nays, that
Section IL, of Article V, of the
Constitution. relating to Asso slate
Justices, be anne ded by striking
out in lines 3, 4 and 5, the words. !
but if the four Justices equaliv di- |
vide in opinion, the judgment below
shall be affirmed" and by striking
out the word two" in line 8. and
Inserting in lieu thereof word three "
10 that when amended, the same
hall rad as follows:
Sec. IL. In all cases decided bv
he Supreme Court, the concurrence
# three of the Justices shall be nee
ssary for reversal OF the judgement
elow, subject to the provisions
erelnafter prescribed. Whenever
pom the hearing Of any cause or
uestion before the Supreme Cour,
the exercise of its original or an.
ell1tte jurisdiction, it shall appear
the Justices thereof, or aDv Of
lem, that there is involved a ones
on Of constitutional la or of con .
let between the Constitution and
ws Of this State and Of the United -
tates, or between the dutie~ arI y
oligations of her citizens uaGer i. u
me, upon the dctermln- =
hich the entire Court is no, ,,, 4
whenever the Justices os
ourt, or any two of them. e,- +.
any cause o. question r,f
id Court, the Chief Ju-tc
absence, the presiding Asao.;a,e ,.
stice, shall call 70 the ass.s.sa,o NJ =,
Supreme Court, all Of the .Jti,i -
the Circuit Court: PyO,LItl ~
That when the matter TO h
submitted is involved in an ap- "'
Il from the Circuit Court, the Cir
t Judge who tried the cause Shall H.,
sit, A majority Of the Justices Of
The Supreme Court and Circuit n
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The all night light schedule j
giving satisfactory service and will
no doubt be drawing card 10 our
town.