The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-07
LOCAL OFFICE SEEKERS
CHARGING PIE COUNTER

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raj police. city and town officials. to
enforce the provisions of this chap
ter. II they fail to do so, It is hereby
made the duty of the governor to en-
force the same, and he is hereby au-
thorized to appoint such deputies,
constables and detectives as may be
| necessary, the salaries and expenses
of such officers to be paid out of the
| profits of the dispensaries in counties
| wherein they may be established, and
| out Of the ordinary county funds in
| counties wherein they have no; been
. established"
! The delegation strictly have no
voice In the. appointment of dispen-
sary constables. but 1t is presumed
that the governor will refer the mat
| ter to them for a recommendation
Constables are subject to suspension
or removal by the governor for
cause.
The salary now paid the two coun-
ty constables or detectives, W. B.
brennan and ]. W. Smith, Is 5000
per year, each, with an allowance for
necessary expenses incurred in the
discharge of their duties.
| Township assessors.
A board OF three assessors for each
town or city Of over 500 people, will
have to be appointed. While this Is
minor office apparently, II is OF
great Importance to the people, as
I the assessors constitute The very
! foundation Of the taxing system OF
county and State. The assessors are
appointed and commissioned by the
governor upon the. Recommendation
OF the senator and members Of the
house OF representatives, The com.
pensation is 81 per day for each day
actually employed.
The present town and township
boards are:
Anderson-S. D Brownlee. w w
Robinson and w s. Ramsey.
| Bolton (1'own)-J. T. West, r. L.
Thackston. d. A. Geer.
Bolton (Township)-6 G. Harris
M. Clayton Brown. w. A, Cooley.
| Broadway-P. B. Gentry, E. O.
Smith, T. W.. McCarley.
| Brushy Creek-B. r. Wigington, c.
rs. Hall, II. A. Foster.
| .CentertGlle-J. N. S. Mcconnell, J.
l.. jolly. L. A. Glenn.
T Corner-W. w. Adams, w. l.. Bond
W., P. Cook, - ~
ForkWW L. Dobbins, j. d. Babb
/ ,Garyin-W H Martin, Jnop.E r.
Long. A. N. Richardson.
Hail., J. Findley,, Jim EIgin.A Sam.
Honea Path (ToWn)--Aiienl vii
lians, John Cox, Redmond Hendey-
Hoae,a Path (Townlsiiip,-w. s
Fleming, J. M, Hanks, ]. p. Gam
HopsweiI-L. R. Tucker, w. i. van.
diver, r., L. Webb.
fdaFtin-E.. z. .e$ton, B. T. Wright
Jlo. T.. ,Murdock.
| Pendieton tTownDMC. F. Boggs, u
T., Hunter. j. E. Garvin.
Pendletan (Township) p. Hob
son. r. I. Yeargin, j. w. Palmer.
Rock Mills. J. Martin, J. Fl
Wright. j. L. Burriss.
! Savannah-J. J. Smith, j M. Jones
C. M. Findley.
varennes-C.. B. McCown. F.. +
Reid. p. L. Tate. ~
Williamson (Townp-W. A. Ham.
mond. ]. G. Duckworth. l.. 9. Wilson
Williamson (Township)-E. N. Ell
rod. Geo. NJ. Reid. J. r. Drake.
Registrars Vital Statistics.
The vital statistics act has only re-
Gently gone into effect. It was pass.
ed at the regular 1914 session OF the
legislature, but was held by the gov.
ernor until the extraordinary session
In October before he signeG 1t. The
local registrars. are appointed by Or
Jas A. Hayne. secretary OF the State
board of health. DR.. Haynes head
quarters, are at Columbia, Most oi
the county appointments have already
been made. The, registrar Is paid q
fee OF 25 cents for each, birth and
death recorded. :. -. - - =.
- Comfy CommissleRers.
up till the. present year three mem
bers OF the county. board Of commits
sionerB were appointed by the COVER
nor every two years, but the special
act superseding this provides for q
board OF four members elected by the
people. BY an unfortunate oversight
the names OF the commissioners
chosen in the primary election last
August were left OF the printed ball
lots and consequently NO election was
held. An act or Joint resolution will
be passed by the legislature authoris-
ing the appointment OF the four men
l--Messrs. Culberson, SpearDaan,
Smith and Mc1ee--who were norii-
nated in the primary. These posi-
i lions pay $500 year each.