Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-12-07
NJ sor Yo8K COUNTY.
Ite1ns ek Gcneral Interest Found IN
to YOrkville Enquirer.

- <Aek %%%@-@1s1 atuEAcyS are ucluS "a
fered by the farmers at 20 cents and
80 cents The pound
Police court fines and forfeitures
totaled about $40O for the month OF
November, according to the monthly
report OF r.. E. Steele, chief Of police.
The majority OF the convlcts on the
l.fcrk county chaingang have recently
been tnoculated with influenza serum
due to the fact that two or more cases
OF the raalady were discovered among
c0nvicts last week. The county ply
sician Was unable to give the flue Sc
rum. to all the cony;cts because his
snrply ran out. 1t was stated Mon
day that the remainder would be in
scrlated as soon as another supply
could be obtained.
| Gilmore Deas and Hall Neisler,
|cobvicts Of the York county chain
gung who recently made their escape,
arc still at large. 1t was ~eported
last week that relative OF Deas who
iiyes In Rock Hill would return the
cwo men to the chaingang, but 80
raf nothing has come of it. Deas and
| Neisier were TRUSTEES ut the time they
rru nway on Sunday night of last
week. Both men, who are white, had
been convicted of car breaking in
Rock Hill.
Citizens Of Yorkville have 195 hogs
to kill this fall and winter, according
to statistics gathered by r. E. Mont
semery, inspector for the board o.
nealth. Mr.. Montgomery has recently
nspected all of the hog pens in the
| town and incidentally has counted
ne number OF hogs in the pens. His
| &C dnt OF 1876 of course does not in
cnde all OF the little pigs, but he
counted only those porkers large
| enough to kill for meat. He estimates
.i.at the 1876 hogs will average 166
pounds each. The total meat supply
raised by/citizens, according to this
il ures. is 32.550 pounds.
The annual convention of the South
Sti olina Baptist ASSOCIATION conven-
ell In hock iiill Tuesday morning
fko sessions are being held in the
q .rst Baptist church in that city and
che. convention is expected to contin-
40 through Thursday. About 500
delegates from all parts OF the State
are expected. J. ]. Lawton of Harts-
vile is president of the convention
att w. c.. Allen Of Dillon is secre-
tary. President Mullins of the South
ern Baptist convention is expected to
be present and address the conven-
ticn .to
Preparation of list Of registered
citizens from whom will be drawn
these for jury duty during the next
year was the principal business to
ccme before the York county regis
tr4tion board which held its regular
mcnthly meeting Monday. Names Of
women voters were not included in
Tho list prepared by the board. Few
registration certificates were issued
during the day. Members OF the reg
fsation board are N. J. n. Bowen Of
Yo-kvile, ]. d. Gwin of Sharon and
F. e. Clinton of Rock Hill.
Senator Hart said this week that
various representatives of the federal
dc, artment of agriculture had al
res.dy begun writing him requesting
bearing before the delegation for
York county relative to the farm
demonstration work for another year.
At has been reported that taxpayers
az their annual meeting with the dele
At.on just before the legislators go
10 Columbia for the annual legislative
session will probably request that
apl ropriations for the farm demon
sfration agent and the woman's home
den onstration agent be discontinued
this year.
SO Tar this year about 1 400 hunt
Ing licenses have been sold in York
90, nty,' said Dan T.. Woods, York
Ecct nty game warden, when asked
about the matter the other day. al
think that compares favorably with
saies up to this date last year." Mr..
Woods went on to say. "The only,
record that have on the matter
list now Is the bank deposit slips
given me by the various sub-agencies
Tor hunting licenses that I have over
tho county. While I sell good
many licenses myself direct, the great
majority of them are sold by my sub
agents over the county. I might add,
tcC. that while we have sold about as
many licenses as we generally do up
~ this time, there has been mighty
little weather lit for hunting and.
those hunters to whom l have talked
sIpoft that they haven't had bit of