Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-10-31
Friday, October s, lsia
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Rock Hill Votes Bonds.

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Rock Hill Votes Bonds.
AS was generally anticipated the
election which was held in Rock Hill,
last Tuesday on the question of issu-
ing paving, water and sewerage ex-
tension bonds to the amount of $780,
600 and the assessment OF abuttlng
property, resulted overwhelmingly In
favor of all issues. The question was
divided up in several propositions all
involving the same issue, and out OF
a total registration of 536 total OF
51S votes were cast. The paving bonds
carried by majority of 81, the water
bonds by majority of 173, the
sewer bonds, by a majority of III,
and the assessment of abutting prop
erty by majority of 50. ~cS o.
Santiago School Meeting. =.
A meeting Of the patrons of Sam
tiago school was held Thursday night
at the school house for the purpose Of
hearinE an explanation of the ,compul-
sorry attendance law as given by
Superintendent of Education John +.
Carroll and Miss Belya- Saunders.
York county school attendance officer.
There were quite o number OF parents
and others interested in the school
present. Santiago school recently
opened with an enrolment of Al. Miss
Maggie Belle McCarter is the teacher
in. charge.
County Teachers Tomorrow.
Unless the weather proves to be too
inclement IL is believed that there Will
be a large number of York county
school teachers in attendance upon
the first meeting of the York county
teachers association in the court
house here. The meeting is to be
opened at 1880. A full and frank
discussion Of the compulsory school
attendance law and the matter oil
teachers employment contracts VIII
be the features of the meeting. NO
provision has been made for the en-
tertainment Of the teachers at dinner.
Exam for Enumerators.
Directed by ]. l. Glenn Jr., OF
Chester, clerk to S. c. Carter, super
visor Of the Fifth district census, an
examination of candidates who seek
employment as census takers in York
county was held in the courthouse.
here today. IL will be necessary &c
have 21 persons take the census IN
York county and the pay Is from ~
to $6 per day, dependent upon the
merators work. The following were
here to take the examination: b.
Wylie White, Frbert; w. r. Koon,
Glover; L. II. Goode, Sharon; w. II.
Howell. York No. l.; Mrs: L. c.
Waters, Gaffney No. 8: S. l.. Love,
Sharon: w. j. Beamguard, Glover; r.
Leslie McCorkle, York No. 6. }.
Webb Moore, York No. 8; ]. A. {.
Love. Glover No. 4; s. S. Baird, YORK
No. 2; s. s. Hartness York ~ No. =;
Lesslie Smith. York No. /: j.: w.
Castles, Hickory Grove; IL. Il. HOOD,
Sharon; N.,G Brandon. Clover No. 2:
7 H. Clark. Filbert; J. j. Howe, York
No i: Miss Mary Ferguson, Yorkville;
c. E. McGuckin, Sharon: e. M. Dick
SON, York No. 5.
Ponies at the Fair. - s
Rock Hill Herald: Theres were be-
tween IL and Is York county ponies
on exhibition at the fair last week,
and the pony show and races were
declared by experienced horsemen to
have been the equal Of any ever held
in the Carolinas. The increased num-
ber demonstrated the fact that the
farmers are more and more adopting
the policy of breeding their live stock
at home, rather than sending to, other
sections thousands of dollars annually.
The races were probably more excit-
ing than the show itself. james Love,
of McConnellsville, riding Kerr's pony,
won first prize; Jack Ragan, riding
Mr.. Kerr's pony, won second, and
Beulah Porter, riding Carhartt's pony,
rode her mount in q style that would
have done credit to an experienced
jockey, and their handling OF the
little animals was almost perfect.