Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-06

! cause nc wants TO. ~ N'u VIII IlSui
it out too YOU will find that he is
coming very near TO getting what he
is paying for. Compare our schools
now TO what we used 10 have under,
say, a 2-mill levy, and who is going to
deny that we have made very great
improvement in most of our main
roads. even though ithcrc is much
room for still further Improvement.
But the groundwork is we'll laid
for still heavier state appropriations.
Take all the old established state in
stitutions like the asylum, the pcni-
tentiary and the different colleges and
of course the appropriations will grow
from year to year. But it is not these
to which | refer so much as to the
various new boards, and commissions
that have been established. Not one
of them got rs much money as it
wanted to start with and each and
everyone will be clammoring for more
and more money and they will get 1t
too.
THE old original asylum calls for
more money, as does the new asylum
for negroes and also the school for the
feeble minded. They" have just fairly
started with that experiment for the
treatment of vcnerial diseases, and of
course it will call for -taore and more
money. There are plenty of high
sounding arguments in favor OF this
experiment, but | am doubtful as to
whether it is Of rcai value or really
worth while. And that home for the
reclamation of wayward girls is
another fraud, in my opinion. It's
value would be beyond estimation If
il ever reclaimed anybody: but I am
doubtful as ito whether it has ever
been of any real benefit TO anybody
who would not have been just as well
reclaimed without it.
1T has been M observation that
as n rule each new Legislature is more
eXtravagant than the one that went
before. New members fall for all
kinds of argument by shrcwd poll
ticians who have = kEack of making
them think almost anything il good.
am inclined to think, however, that
this present legislature will he in
clined to be more careful at its next
session than it was at the first session.
Killed Horse.
81 KILLED my first horse few days
ago" said Mr.. n. II. Dunlap known
to his many friends as "Bub." veteran
engineer of the Southern railway run
ming on trains II and Is between
Yorkvile and Columbia 10 Views and
Interviews. 81 have killed a number
of COWS and numbers OF hogs and pigs,
but never Killed q horse until l"%.
week. There's something funny a'"u,
il too continued Mr.. Dunlap. "Coining
toward Yorkvllc there is just this side
Of ClyDurn the heaviest grade on the
line. and there is 4 long cut there.
Coming up on the evening oi the l3j!'
of last month Alw ahead of my rr-
ginc considerable bunch of cattle. !
have been running along there ic
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ever found cattle in that cut, b''au&.
rho r,,,r ot that ran.tinulor ruir; has
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to stop for those cattle and drive item
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