The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-14

DIG. Ellison, Treasurer ...... 1853 80
=: NJ. Cantey, secy. :. 80. "a
Suspense account ...... 56 50
"-~ ss Sf33.G75 80
Liabilities y
Bills payable =. $2S, 500 90
Bonds outstanding 80. $4,000 90
Warrants outstanding -. -, 709 -
=. s6s,209 72
Net surplus .......... s7O,4ss 27
Net surplus 1919 $64,s44 40 ~
Profit 19l3... :. :"5,621 7S
- --- ---.- $70,4 ,486 81
You will notice by this that this
Society is no longer. beggar. She
has q net surplus of $40 0,466.27, and
icafl your particular attention to the
fact that outstanding notes of $4,000
endorsed individually by members, of
the Executive Comniitte have been re-
tired. Thees are The. words of Presiden
Banks. A steel auditorium worth Sa6,-
1920 has been but up. Tie Ttea snrer
reports $500 cash in bank. .>-' -
Now. gentlemen, with this kind of
showing. ask you once again why
lyod should take the money out OF
! dthe individual taxpayers pockets
1 when he. is already so heavily burden
led. to make a present OF Il to an
1850 ocfation@ that shows that It has
isurpldS of over $76,0tO. Can you con.
seientiously do TT am "a member of
; this association life membefG-and
! 7 do not wish to zee It injured, but /
am Governor and my first duty is to
my people. ''3 = - = III
l1{I dlsapprove OF item 27, of Section
S9l For state Negro Fair Si,O00.) The
/ Constitution OF this State says that you
ishaif not appfoprf fate public funds for
private PURPOSES and 4 would ivio-
late my oath fof Office by consentihg
: TO this appfopri ation i therefore 4 cam
mot consent To IT. ~ -;.4. fist,g
disapproyes OF item 80, of Section
439, for the same feasoffaH that Z 1; GifsF
!; i;apprcsef OF Items 1455 15., Il 7ssantl 27.i
South Carolina 6altry Assoc Citations
f dlsapproYe OF Item 80. seat.s.is g.
II is absolutely q. use less and dnnenes-
ieary expense and the committees has
] mot. psff5raed Its duties which it was
( appointed to perform, and therefore,
tt ts not entitled to any pay, nor any
a0ne Of those who served upon ftse'zSss
T. u
Committee. $52i.70.}
+ J. disepprove OF Iterl 81. Section 80.
! The item here reads "Afcfcie AferRf-
iEweatheE'..t IN the Bill it reads eNiaci-
! eyE Merriweather.N The Act reads
/ tfiaMS0EHG.-s MEH wlen II should read
/ SEENSsf ssiJii tiInshs to Mcf5is MerriWea-
ther as provide by Act OF 1914, $400.1
! i disapprove OF Section IL ("That in
anticipation OF the taxes hereinbefote
\ }fevied, the Governor and State Treas
lnrer and the COMPTROLLER General he,
and they are hereby, empowered to
: borrow on credit OF the State so much
money from time lfn time as Inas-i be
needed TO meet promptly, at maturity,
the interest which Will mature on the
first day OF July and on the first day
Iof January of each year, on the valid
debt OF the state, and pay the current
/ expenses Of the State Goyefninenf for
tfhs present fiscal year, and for peii;-
lhions. Provided. The sum so borrow
led shall not exceed the sum OF six
Hundred thousand ($600,O ,OOG) dollars z
You gentlemen know the feeling which
Iextsts between the Governor and the
4 State Treasurer and the Comptroiiet
4 General You are aware OF the trou-
4 be that Wap eXnerianced in 1914. ii,
lefefence Co this matter, and L appeai
to my leads 10 sustain me in. this ye-
/ This EilI was sent TO the Goyernor,s
lpIace ana sTessipteti for by the Govern.
i jot,ss Secrets last night, ard 1t could
3eastly. have been feturned to your body
Hast. niehts butt errors were found
- N ! led! e
3aEla corfa6 6ten this niornfns. The Bill
!: WIS tliffied 10 !the Governors ONCE
land feeei ia for by the Governors
see 81 ZIG q. m, and Is now,
! !. 81, Eet I'd to you, which places
+ it IN the Governors hands much less
I. than one ndur fer your Bodies, the
i Mouse SENATE, have been working
Il On IL for EIGHT w S. Who iifSs
lEeausad the delay iii cd iadjdafnment
(. of she GehsYlIl kssembi VINO has
iprolons yoliF aesslohs certainly moi
sha or. . ~ IS;
Very respectfully,
s,0IJ1 Z. BLEeAsE.
~ ts6Seth6r.
ttss ding the tact that the
1SeEsts & e ayea politics.. / saved the
State by ssay 200 100. g ~ And tftiS
TIE lfllgoJ siJf sitSs II . 9. ~ q
4fFl1thr6a iRf's sniI Ti,ss;
i tory Ct tssl. CD ca3s IS ay 2 ~.
q was = . IA tie ho oSse u my
tfriends
II Eechuae the House of Represenka
t5tet II een tie tIl14 Is ~ 8.
itsiats were asked for BY each. hui Il,
ESenates ia order 70 play chez b rolf
ties rs they did; tthrSfad IS these
4 I6chociB OF heiIs 5sdlI IdiA M ziti mn
ipr1nA 10 know that sli1 ,rfsls sea al
tSii iIisfitutions Know the 51sffsSS
tts0lu which they were struck 1e is
flot 4 qiiestloh DF sisgIs0 stfiiek Stiff
/ Attersdll. :, fof each Illst los II