The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-10
THE COMMISSIONERS
COMPLETED LABORS
HAVE SENT OFFICIAL RE-
TURN IN
ON COUNTY VOTE
C. E. Tolly, w. A. Hudgens and
J. Casper Ragsdale Have
Wound Up Work.

yeStrQhy completed tnelr laDOf9 In
connection with the General Election
and fled their complete returns with
the proper officials in Columbia. The
following is the report:
A Joint resolution to amend the
state constitution by adding on line
three of Section 8, Artiie IL, after
word "the" the following: South
Carolina School for the Deaf and
Blind, located at Cedar Springs" For
G39; against 81.
A joint resolution to amend Sec
lion z. Article VIII of the constitu-
indebtedness, by adding proviso
thereto, relating TO the school district
of Yorkville: For 3S4; Against 159.
A Joint resolution proposing an
amendment to Article x OF the con-
stitution. by adding thereto Section
16, to empower cities OF Florence, and
Orangeburg and the town of Landrum
to assess abutting property for per-
manent improvements: For 1886;
agains 1874. -
A joint resolution to amend ! Sec
ton 20, Article III by adding there
to the following: Except where there
is only one candidate nominated for
the place to be filled at such election.
in which case the election shall be
viva voce without any roll CALL" For
313; against 1877.
A Joint resolution to amend Sec
tion z. Article VII relating to NUM-
cipal bonded Indebtedness. by adding
n proviso thereto as TO the city OF
Florence. For 1858; against 147.
! a Joint resolution to amend Sec
.tion z, Article VIII by adding pro-
viso thereto SO as to empower the
cities of Chester and Sumter each to
issue bonds to ali amount not exceed
ing fifteen per cent OF the assessed
value of taxable property therein for
the Improvement Of streets and side
walks: For AIS; against 141.
! a Joint resolution proposing an
amendment to Article x by adding
thereto q section to be designated as
Section 16, to empower the towns OF
Latta and Dillon to assess abutting
property for permanent improve
monts: for 3T,: against 121.
A. Joint rest luton to amend Sec
ton 1, Article XII, by striking out
tho words "Blind. Deaf and Dumb" af-
LteTs Ipe. ,ypru u INSANE ON line two,
and before the word "and" on line
Two: For SGT: against 109.
A Joint resolution proposing an
amendment to Article x by adding
.;.e-eto seetian ~ to empower the
toysa Of Fort Mill to assess abutting
property for permanent improve
meiits! For $50; against JAG.
"A Joint resolution proposing an
amendment TO Article x OF the con-
stitutipn by adding thereto Section 16
to empower the cities of Anderson
and Greenwood and the towns OF Ben
netsville. Timnonsyille and Honea
Path to assess abutting property for
permanent improvements: For 458;
against 176.
+, a. Joint resolution proposing an
amendment to Article x by adding
theestn ascticn Is to em,.nRer tho cit-i
sies iof Sumter and Darlington ard
the towns OF Belton and Waihalla to
assess abutting property owners for
permanent improvements: For 3I6;
against II.
The report as to the ballots cast
for the state officers shows: 4
+ Governor, r. !. Manning, GAL.
/ Lieutenant Governor, A. j. Beathea,-
s4I. 8, 8
Secretary of state. R. M. Mccown.
nat ~, - ;
Attorney General. T, H. Peoples,
|. 1.o01. s. e:
Treasurer, s. II. Carter. 1901.
I .O0I. 81. " =. < -. '.3s'l' g, =
saperintendept Of Education. j. Z.
Swearingen, 1901. !
4diutant General, W. W. Moore. IL
0oil s, sisse 3. 9 q
Railroad Commissioner. +. w. Shea
ley, 1901, Z. -. 'ssi' ssssS ~
Commissioner OF Agriculture. e. j.
Wataon, i, ,10I
The report as to tile ballots cast
for state senator, members OF the
house and coIsty officers shows.
Senator, y. T. Sherard, 92e. !.
House OF representatives, 81 A..
Burns 932; Rufus Fant, * Jr.s
sssssS ssssss 8. II. Hutchinson, $50; g. M
Reed. 1888: John q. West, 932; and
Samuel NJ Wolfe. s933. III =,
Supervisor, j.. M. King, 92S.
Erperintendsnt OF Education, :. b.
FELTON,. 929.
Probate Judge. w, P. Nicholson.
1910.