The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1914-10-08
MEMBERS NEW ASSEMBLY
COMPLETE LIST COMPILED By J.
W. GIBBES, OF COLUMBIA.
Forty-three Who Follow Law as
Profession in House; Nineteen
in Senate.


Gibbes, of Columbia, has compiled
an accurate and complete list of the
members of the new general assem-
bly,, which meets on January II,
1914. He shows the members from
each county, their occupations and
postoffce addresses. The senate is
composed of "A members and the
house of of representatives contains
1924 members. Nearly every profess
! sion and business in the State is rep
resented in the personnel of the
house.
. In the house of representatives
the LAWYERS will be in the majority.
there being 43 of this profession,
with the farmers closely following
with - agricultural members. The
other professions and businesses are:
Law students 8, lawyer and farmer
|. farmers and merchants 5, mer-
chants I. wholesale grocer l, farmer
and livestock dealer l, PHYSICIANS
5. bankers +, railway conductor l,
railway engineer l, lumber dealer l,
insurance agents 2. teachers 2, edl-
tors 8, real estate agent l, hosiery
manufacturer l, mill operatives 2,
dentist /. AS in the house, the law
yers will lead in the senate with ~
of their profession as members. While
the planters come second with {.
The occupations of the other mem
bers are: Physicians 2, editors ?,
farmers 4, bankers and planters 3,
merchant and farmer /, banker and
merchant l, lumber dealer and far
mer /. real estate dealer and farmer
l, planter and merchant l, picture
agent and farmer l, banker /.
Mr.. Gibbes, who is candidate for
clerk of the house of representatives,
displayed a large amount of industry
in getting a list of the members o.
the general assembly, and it is the
first accurate list published of the
incoming senate and house Of repre-
sentatives.
House Membership.
The following is the membership
of the house of representatives, the
counties they represent, occupations
and postoffice addresses: -
Abbeville (3)-Wm. n. Graydon,
lawyer, Abbeville; J. Howard Moore,
lawyer, Abbeville; F. C. Robinson,
banker, Mccormick.
Aiken (3)-E. A. Austin, mer-
chant, Wagner; E. Foster Brigham,
lawyer, Aiken; G. L. Toole, lawyer,
Aiken.
Anderson Co.'S. A. Burns. plant
er, and livestock dealer, Anderson;
r. Rufus FAINT, Jr., law student, An
derson; J. H. Hutchinson, farmer,
Anderson, R. 2; Geo. NJ. Reid, far
mer, Piedmont; John T. West, far
mer, Belton; Sam NJ. Wolfe, lawyer,
Anderson.
Bamberg (2)-B. D. Carter, law
yer, Bamberg; J. Wesley Crum, Jr.,
lawyer, Denmark.
Barnwell OR. B. Fickling, far
mer, Blackville; J. w. Folk, farmer,
Williston, R.; R. P. Searson, Jr.,
lawyer, Allendale.
Beaufort (2)-Geo. w. Beckett,
lawyer, Beaufort; E. NJ. Fripp, mer-
chant, Bluffton.
Berkeley CIV. P. Russell, mer-
chant and farmer, Russellville; c. T.
Shuler, merchant, st. Stephens.
Calhoun ODD. R. Sturkie, ply
sician. North.
Charleston (S)-Moultrie ]. Glenn
ent, farmer, Meggett, R.; Joseph
Fromberg, lawyer, Charleston; H. G.
Leland. farmer, McClellanville; R.
NJ. Lotion, lawyer and farmer, Nc
Clellanville; L. F. Melf, railway con:
ductor, Charleston; Geo. Fl. Mom-
eier, lawyer. Charleston; J. B. Nor
rison, farmer, McClellanville; H. G.
Senseney, railway engineer, Charles
ton.
Cherokee (2)-Benj. F. Ramseur,
lawyer, Blacksburg; J. G. Wright,
farmer, Gaffney, R. 6.
Chester OR. o. Atkinson, far
mer. Lowryville, R.; S. T. Mckeown,
farmer, Cornwell.
Chesterfield CIV. P. Odom,
merchant, Chesterfield; J. Clifton
Rivers, farmer, Mt. Croghan.
Clarendon (3)-R. S. DesChamps.
farmer. Pinewood; w. II. Rush, far
mer, Sardinia; R. D. White, farmer,
Alcolu. R. l.
Colleton cd. NJ. Warn, farmer,
Islandton, R. l; D. L. Smith, farmer,
Walterboro.
Darlington CIV. T. Harper.
lumber dealer, Darlington; J. S. Nc
Innes, law student, Darlington; W.
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