Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-08-08
NOTICE


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NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a
~ meeting ot the York County
Democratic Executive Committee held
this July 3lst, 1922 the following as
sessments were fixed for various offices,
10 wit: House of Representatives,
$1,000; County Supervisor, $4,000;
Treasurer, $4,000; Auditor, $4,000;
Probate Judge, $4,000; superintendent
of Education. $4,000: County Commits
sioners, $1,000; Magistrate, Bethel
Township $1,000: Bethesda, $1,000;
Broad River. $1,000; Bullock's Creek,
$1,000; Catawba, $500; Ebenezer,
Mill, $1,000; York, $4,000; Township
supervisors, $500.
The foregoing assessment must be
paid to either the Chairman or Secre-
tary Of the Committee, ON or before II
O'Clock noon of Tuesday. August Sth,
1922, and pledges must be signed and
filed at the same time. The following
schedule for cnmpaign meetings IN the
County was also adopted to wit:
McConnellsville, Wednesday, August
9Th.
Ogden, Thursday, August 10th.
Rock Hill, Saturday, August 18th.
Fort Mill. Wednesday, August 16th
Forest Hill, Friday, August 18th.
Glover, Saturday, August 18th.
Bethany Tuesday, August 22nd.
Hickory Grove, Wednesday, August
28rd.
Blairsville, Thursday. August oath.
York, Saturday, August 26th.
hn fol ,f,,sr . IL
and polling places for the various pre-
election to be held Tuesday, August
29th, 1922:
Arason Polling Place-Joe Howe's
Store, Managers, r. c. Blackmon, r.
NJ. Sutton, r. C. MeFadden.
Bethel-Ford's Store; II. E. Sifford,
II. K. Davis, w. L. Adams, Clerk, Mrs
III. c.. Barnett.
Bethany-McGfl Bros. Store; ]. N.
Pursley, w. 3. McGill, Lee Gettys.
BlairsviIle-Blairsville School house;
5. /. Blair, c. 4, McGurkin, p. S. Rus
sell.
6uIIoek's creek-P. B. Goods Store:
e: NJ. Bankhead, L. L. Dowdle, T. E.
Blair.
Simpson Store; W. H.
Spencer, Fl. NJ. Lineberger, T. Z. Pat
ton.
Cannon .MiiI-odd Fellows Hall:
Preston S. Thomasson, B. F. Gardner.
Geo. r. Wallace.
Clover-J, F. Pursley's Store. Fred
Fl. Jackson, r, A. Jackson, Sam ].
Matthews
Fort Mill-Town Hall; w. NJ. Will
son, A. L. Parks, Fred Minis, Jr.
Forest Hill-Forest Hill School
house, w. p. Boyd, D. F. Whisonant,
+. l.. Beard.
Observation-Disclosures Store: r.. NJ.
Anderson, J. L. Currence, ]. NJ. Taylor.
Filbert-Land's Mill; +. c. Walker,
j. Roy Grayson, w. w. Jackson.
Hickory Grove-R. L. A. Smiths Of
fee: j. K. Allison, ]. H. Hood, Jet
Smith.
HopewelI-Hopewell Schoolhouse; J.
w: Smarr, B. r. Jones, V. D. Howell.
Lesslie-Lesslie Schoolhouse; ]. F.
Slillinglaw, j. T. Spencer, d. G. Les
lie
Observation-Disclosures Store
Building: J. A. Harshaw, c. c. Moore,
James M. Lindsay.
II. f. Reid, j. f. Caldwell, Thos.
Mitchell.
Newport-Jackson's Store; Jim Fer
ris, Frank Glenn, George Martin.
New Zion-New Zion Schoolhouse;
A. E. Burns, N. F. Robinson, E. 3. Nc
Carter
osden-Ogden Schoolhouse; F. H.
Simpson. I. S. Kidd, H. Miller Dunlap.
Rock Hill No. City Hall; Hiram
Hutchinson, Paul Workman. e. G.
Num-.
Rock Hill No. 2-City Hall: James
n. Benton, Jno. w. Milling Robt. II.
Mobley.
Rock Hill No. 3Arcade-victoria
Schoolhouse; d. L. Moss, c. N. Suits,
j. b. Porter.
Rock Hill No. Ar. T. Fewell and
Company, West Main Street; J. P.
Culp, Thorn Nicely, Lyle Whitner.
Santiago-A. M McGilrs Store; A.
c. White, J. E. Bigger, r. R. Brown.
Sharon--Sim's Drug Store; E. r.
Shannon, ]. G. Caldwell. w. S. Love.
Smyrna-Whisonant Drug Store; R.
B. Whisonant, ]. N. Quinn, w. w.
Whitesldes.
Tirzah-Smith's Store: w. T. Oates,
Walter Shillinglaw, j. A. Campbell.
York No. 1-Courthouse: E. NJ.
Dixon, r. L. Wilkerson, II. c. Smith.
W. B. Keller. Clerk.
York No. 2.-City Hall: r. T. Beam
guard. ]. c. Parrott, r. ]. Mackorell
eersheba-Beersheba Schoolhouse;
w. A. Carroll, j. l.. Hemphill, Hugh
]. Love.
Polls will open at A. N. and close
at p. NJ. All clubs which have an
enrolment of over so must use the
Australian Ballot System in the said
election. and rules governing same
must be obtained from the Chairman,
secretary or managers of election. In
order to vote at the said primary, all
voters must have been regularly en-