Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-05-27


hotel with him. Col. Cabaniss said that
he did not know whether Col. Brock
remained with relatives or not. Vouch-
er No. % showed that the sum Of 81
had been put down as hotel bill by Col.
Brock for Florence, also SO for team.
Darlington.
Witness said that botn went to Dar-
lington together. They had the same
room. The hotel bill Of Col. Cabaniss
was 1915 for Darlington. Voucher No.
27S showed the following itemized ac-
count for Col. Brock: Hotel bill $12:
hack, so cents; transfer, SO cents; tele-
gram, so cents.
Bennettsville.
1t was the statement by Col. Caba-
Miss that they were in Bennettsville
for only a part Of the day and that
his expenses were only rs cents. There
was no rifle range or team needed.
According to voucher No. 27S, Col.
Brock returned the following expense
account for Bennettsville:
Hotel bill "a; mack so cents; tele-
gram so cents; team SO; mileage book,
500.
Rock Hill.
At Rock Hill witness said he had re-
manned two and one fourth days, and
that his bill was 1915. He said that he
and Col. Brock went to Fort Mill by
rail and returned by rail. He said they
remained at Fort Mill for a fraction
of day and that there were no charges
for the time they spent there, or at
least he paid nothing.
Voucher No. 416, which covers the
expense account Of Col Brock for Fort
Mill develops the following statement:
Team to Fort Mill $3.50; hotel. 50;
telephone, so cents.
Winnsboro.
At Winnsboro Col. Cabaniss said that
they spent a short time. There was no
hotel bill against witness and that the
captain of the local military company
had carried both to the rifle range. Col.
Brooks expense account, according to
voucher No. 416 was: Hotel 81; hack,
so cents; telegram, so cents, team SO.
YorkviIle.
At Yorkville 1t was stated by the
witness his hotel bill was SO. He said
that Col. Lindsay and Capt. Lewis had
taken them out to the rifle range and
consequently there was no team ex-
pense. Voucher No. 46 gave the ex-
pense account Of Col. Brock at So and
team hire SO.
Spartanburg.
The expenses for two days in Spar
tanburg for the witness, according to
his statement was IS. The expenses
Of Col Brock for the same period were
$3.50 with hack and transfer as in all
towns where he visited with few ex-
ceptions.
The matter Of hack fare and trans
fer Of baggage was here stressed. 1t
was brought out that Col. Cabaniss
mad never been charged over 25 cents
at any town in the state for hack or
transfer whereas the expense accounts
Of Col. Brock showed that he had paid
so cents.
Union.
Olt udy Was SptHl III ludhiH6 Tic III
spection Of the Union company, accord
ing to witness They were together.
The hotel bill Of witness was $3.50.
Col. Brooks expense account showed
that 81 was claimed to have been spent
for hack fare.
The trip to Clifton was made from
Spartanburg by trolley car. Witness
said no team had been secured as
buggy was provided by the local OFF,
GERS to carry them to the inspection
grounds. Col. Brock had an expense Of
$3.50, according to a voucher, for team
hire.
Spartanburs Again.
While on the way from Union Col.
Brock had an expense account, accord
ing to testimony Of 81. Witness said
that they stopped in Spartanburg for
only a few hours and that he did not
have hotel for that place.
One day was spent in Greenville.
Witness paid 1925 as hotel bill. The
voucher said IS for Col. Brock.
Anderson.
One and three fourths days was
spent in Anderson, according to wit
ness. He paid $5.25 as motel bill. The
voucher showed that Col. Brock had
returned an expense account Of So.
Laurens.
One day was spent in Laurens. Wit
ness paid $3.50 hotel bill. The expense
account Of Col. Brock said Sc, 81 for
team. Colonel Cabaniss said that IL
Col. Brock hired a team at Laurens
that he did not know of it for they were
together all the time.
Witnesses expense FOR hotel fare at
Aiken was $4.25 for one and three
fourths days. The voucher said that
Col. Brock spent S.
Col. Cabaniss said that there were
no troops at Denmark and that his
expenses were only 81. They chang
ed trains here and there was transfer
Of 25 cents for the witness Accord
ing to the voucher Col. Brock here
spent 50 for hotel bill and $3.50 for
team hire.
They spent three -fourths Of day at
Bamberg according to witness. They
were together. Witnesses bill was $3.50.
Col. Brooks 81.
Oranseburg.
Col. Cabaniss said that two days
were spent at Orangeburs and that
mis- account at the hotel was IS. He
remained a night longer that Col.
Brock and the expense account Of the
latter was returned at Sc.
Other Towns.
They were at Timmonsville toseth-
err The expense of witness was 81.
Voucher No. 1928 had the expense Of
Col. Brock at s4 besides team for 50.
and other incidentals.
The difference in expense accounts
was very striking at Georgetown.
Witness said that they spent one day
there and that his bill was 50. the
expense account of Col. Brock was SO.
Expense In Columbia.