The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-09-26
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MAYOR sam and THE NEW AL
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Chairnen Oh tae ooa'lni'eees ~ sAe
a.. .o;,,o r,onnc;l Make Reports OF
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Their Respective Committees.
J. ,r,,SI,. :, M s,ig and Alder
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men X. bTyant' =. p. JenhAaE's' SssN,;AAail %,
Thos. A. Fairey, Julian a. Salley, w.
rs Smith aid wv. w. crum, elected
al the rereiit municipal election,
were, sworn. In ana formally took
charge Of tjhe AFFAIRS OF the city on
last Friday evening. Mayor J. W.
Il Ef. Dukes and the sld board Of alder
4 men. who had served the city faith 1T :
fully during their terms Of Office,
surnssss osei. the eaairs4ef the city
to the new, regime sin good shape.
They setire from Office with Tie com.
sciousness lsf having doaes all they
could while In Office to advance the
| interests ofitSe: city,,
Before tile nsw Mayor and alder E.
man we're formally inducted into Of
fce. the chnirmsn OF the committees
of the retiring board of aldermen %
made full and comprehensive reports
Of their respective committees. The
report OF Tie committee on streets
was quite lengthy. showing in detail
ALI the work done on the streets for
the past tyro years. Then came the
repert OF the FINANCE committee,
which showed that the financial con-
( tlition OF tile city at this time was in
about the same condition 1t was when
the outgoing administration took
charge of the city affairs. S
The police committee, the FIRE COM
m;ttee. the city property committee
made full and comprehensive reports.
The health and charity committees
showed that a little over $4,000 had
been paid out in that department
dnr;nra the past two years. The re-
mort of tina. committee on water and
TIGHTS showed that department lin
5pond shade There are now nearly
sisyon m,I,.s of sanitary sewerage In
AZ .;tv h. which there had been
...s hnna,ad and seventeen connec-
t,aos g n,sSa;. -, @
al aIdarr,an Wv sWannamaker
submitted q special raport ii refer:
sncs ~ tbe improvements; suggested
nv tha oasgoinga administration at
the passenger station Of the South
an Ra;lv,ly in@this city. The report
.cailed attention to the fact that the
iu,nrovemsnts suggested aby 4he city
has nat bnen MADE. The renort Stat.
eSs that 4 pubic nearing had ,been
proposed by the State Railroad Com
mission ID, discuss the matter. The
bearing 20. .takerplaceSin this city
asa fter the transaction of some 9TH
,,rso sttar, The oIdaaIministratien va
.oateS tfa seats ard1ths new admin
isslr.t;o,yn was IS formally gssen charge
oss fbe c,tys affairs, Major w. L.
Glaze tho City Attorney. administer
ed the oath OF Office to Mayor Sain.
tbe new BOARD Of aldermen iand Mt.
EN. sc6,yilIe, who had. been elected
at the recent election ta' member of
the Board of Commissioners OF Pub
lie Works to succeed himself ;Slt layer
Sain tbar. announced the following
standing committees. s:5itf - -
finance CommitteeIL-ssss! F. Bryant,
chairman: II. a. Fairey and r. II.
Jennings.
Streets and Railroads.. A. Fair
avs Chairman: J, A. SaIley and W. G.
smith: =.
$Fire Department--W. w. Crum.'
chairman: r. F. Bryant and r. II.
yannings, 81 ~ fl#st
SpoIice Department-.J. A. Salley,
chairman: w. w. Crum and w. G..
Smith.
City Property Committee-R. II.
Jennings, chairman, w. G. Smith
and ]. 4. Salley.
water and Light-W. G. Smith,
chairman. r. F. Bryant anu r. H.
Jennings ~ it q
Market-T. A. Fairey, chairman;
w w Crum and J. A. Salley.
suealtn and Charity-R. F. Bryant,
chairman. w. G. Smith and T. A.
Fairevs Is ;%.s S@7ys