Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-01-15
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

- II - expected that there Will De
another night this year Tor 'he fePf''
OF the law ESTABLISHING 'he stat" Ut"
commission.
The senate viii have none OF the
bill that would give inc governor
power L" r"fn"E" 'her'Ha. IL haH ~
fused To piss IN" measure.
Th.r. = 4 bin before the house
=, d,sign;,,. chi, t.rs as animals. The
..htect of tn" bill! J. to make the own
or Of tr"sTusSi:e chickens subject 10
damage
rim ., r.ou,r. Ma, IN. salaries
nr su.c,ol Judges l.. paid out 81 the
salaries Uf tn" Judges for whom they
serve has been killed in n" nous" 10y
II narrow majority
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customs al h'''i'N''"' a. -
home AZ Niu"'y-SiX, ir fr""nW"""
tn,Iu,, last Thursday. aged II yc;rS.
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F'riahy hHGht hS IN" ihI'ihG "i rum
ncy before ,Ir storm There w;ts
,.<,.,;,,.,r, ,,L,r damage ~ tho
town ana HHlh''F'
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nncc and conway NIll also 10" muster
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toda% ly tn LdJHthnt- general
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y '''"' =.
the nous" last ih"'S'''' "s
Duckw"rth "r Anh'iS"h. pr"poa'" I"
plac" a ""nS''"'i"h'' ai'ch''''''''
fore II referendum OF IN" people III
the general election To hc held next
Noycmlrr Increasing the term of Of
rr, ,,f ,.ny,ruor and elective state Of
&C. ,r,r, ,,vn IN four wears The
.,n,,,i,,.,.,,, .,I.o would make the gov
,rnnr ineligible To succeed himself.
Tn" iItst srl"'''N' "ihit u, s.,
Carolina '"H' tht E"Nc' u'i',. .l'i'','!
96S.'6, ac'"'HihS I" a,ii,ornI'' ,.,I "'f ms
thc pf"H"S' ma '' S'''' ~ 80. ,,,,,,,,t,,,r.
"s''"""' r,,,I. s"s 10 20 wa,
taid ,urIiovrS of the boards. S3\n.3"
MAS "Nf"ud"d FOR physical rxtinila
tions, $l.O>3.31 for travel sNIl,"H Tor
rent and $i."6'.3i for supplies
IL.
biii. MhS '"hN''" ;,
MCninlnS"r l;iS' SATURDAY Va SUI 'i''1
liquor. tunSthhl,S h'iu I"'a''u "oou'
forty gallons of liquor IN foSw'li ;
home between the ''iIilS anu Ioo'
ing Ire JhnI' S'h''n'ru .'.'i
to $500 I'm" ana one year pul T;,,,' 49,
to susr"nh 'hr s',",l.' WI ,b,.
state never to return. Roswell WAS
allowed thirty DAYS in which to de
ridc what no would do.
The stale r'Fchu" 'or III, i'", ~,
taxes ~ estimated bN h'tr'tH =.
Sawyer, comptroller general. IN h'S
annual report at g, lb,?22'b DaS'"
ON the present rate of IL mills on
the present ass, SSrIrnt OF S3l9'o"''-
gI2. With estimated income iroli
sources other than taxes OF $50 Ia"
the total estimated revenue is 90,
067,972.76. OF taxes amounting W
S2.7l6.?22.'6 levied III I'l'. "''I!
$566.6la.53 was rtld pE uhe I'SI ",
the year, thc c"'i'P'' ''''' WV ''
says.
hm containing the following
"'' i,,,n'iHc.d IN I'M. son.
,r. -, - shnu hn unlawful
a.e i.n. ',.. ansa, ,irm cnrnorotion. or
-us--s-,.M--. -. ,.,,,,.-.s.s L..
III 80 nc.r for sale or manufacture
.,,onco mr. ,inrture commonly known
vs. i.,n,,i,., ginger within this state
ANY yinIntIon of the provisions of this
art shall he punished by imprison-
mcnt of not more than one year nor
loss than 20 davs or a fine of not
80 ,hnn s,0OO mr. hoth, nj the dis
,; 80 ~, iulr.
-- Columbia special OF January Is 10
the Charleston American: An interest
ing feature of the Legislative session ol
the coming week VIII be the ihFestiSa-
tium 10y the senate Committce ol tue
charges. preferred In feto ihessase ~
by Governor Manning sSh' lo 'ns 'Sl, sS
ate on the last DAY OF tnc iass SSsS'o,' Sc;
against the administration Oh Soi' "a
a. Richardson as chl'l baiic "aiuSi''
The entire matter IL iamiiiar 10 tne
people of the state. Colonel Richard-
son was Il BlcaSc appOintcc as chiel
game warden. lie held four-year
term which expired in March. 1917.
Governor Manning assumed the duties
of the governors office in January.
1915. immediately he instituted a
programme. which he carried out. Of
getting rid of all ofticcholders who
were not his partisans. He had no
power to remove the chief game ward.
an. and Col. Richardson held on. ana
continued To build up his department.
In 1916 the Legislature passed an act
making the office of chief game ward
en- elective by the legislature. In line
with his partisan attitude, Governor
Manning vetoed this act, and the leg
islature OF 1917 sustained his veto,
which still left the appointment OF
Colonel Richardson's successor In the
hands OF the governor. to be made
upon the recommendation OF the Au-
dubon society. The Legislature OF 1917
not n ~