The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 18, 1907, Page SIX, Image 6
WATTERSON ON DRINK.
Kentucky Editor's Views on the
Question of Proliibitjon.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
i\Vo do not think that any moral!
ond or good public purpose is reach- J
ed by forbidding Ihc hotels of a great j
centre of populalioin, like the city of
Louisville, from serving drinks to
those who want them, and from interdicting
drinks from clubs of gentlemen?in
each instance the rules of
restriction and order being of necessity
and of recognized stringency?
?nd, (id there must bo both equality
and equity in law, tho poor man
should not bo barred from obtaining
what ho wants of tho noarby saloon,
or "public," as tho English call thorn,
eubjoctcd to the samo obligations required
of the hotel and the club.
In point of fact, tho saloon should
l>o so conducted as no more to invite
police supervision than any other retail
business, than the corner grocery,
or tlie drug store, and the liquor interest
should welcome tho regulations
that take it out of the category of
crime and put it in that of cofiiinorce.
That a man under his own roof may
not use and dispense such food and
drink as he will is preposterous. The
invasion of the home, the abridgment
of personal liberty, which is aimed at
by the Prohibitinists, smacks of tho
Inquisition and tho stake. Contemporary
prohibition is fanaticism puro
and simple. Temperance cannot be
enforced by law; it never has beon;
in Maine the most drastic laws have
worked evil, not good. Wherever else
they have been tried they have encountered
failure. So that, in our
opinion, Ihc wisdom of that branch
of human ethics is to cultivate the'
lighter drink#?such as wines and!
beers?and to regulate what cannot
'be controlled.
We believe with Jefferson that
"No nation is drunken, where wine
is cheap," though he should have, added
"and pure." The introduction
of beer in America has done more for
temperance that) all the temperance
societies and all the prohibition laws
combined. The result of the anti-canteon
legislation is playing havoc with
tho privato soldior of tho nrmy. Fanaticism
is always tyrannioal in ita
methods, proscriptive in its spirit,
and mistaken in its onds. To tho decision
of a question so momentous
should be brought tho forco of common
sense and accumulated experience,
not the hysteria of frenzied agitation.
Many more men would buv gold
bricks il they were to be had on the
installment plan.
BEST PENCIL pad on the market at
Herald and News oflice for 5c.
SUPERVISOR'S REPORT.
Heport of Supervisor for Quarter
Ending ,'U)th Sept., 1007.
518 Jno. A. Cromer, r & 1>....$ 7 00
540 J. K. IVrdow, r & 1) 10 -10
;>;>0 J. |{. Adams, cons. sal... 0 00
5;>1 S. H. r. & T. Co, olY. exp. 8-1
5;>2 J. S. ,1. Suber, ferry .... 11 00 1
55.*$ h. Kpps, salary '27 77 '
5;?4 Dennis Bovd, ferry .. .. 4 00 '
;>55 W. T. Huberts, v & h .... <; 70 1
5;>(5 H. Wright, mag. sal... 25 00 '
;>;?7 I'. M. Od,>ll, cons. sal. &e.. 25 00 '
;?.?S Oscar (Iraham, eons sal &c 0 00 1
;>.>0 ,1. M. \\ ickcr, salary . . . . 8il 1 '
;>l,0 I;. Kpps, ju. & wit. pay
'. in 25 I
>t>l Tom Noel, r & b 2 (52
5(52 Charlton Cromer, r & 1>.. 15 00 I '
{><>.'{ J. A. Brown. e<>ns. sal.... 18 00
!>(54 N. It. Johnson, cons fees, M
- 11. 50 1
5(5.) <1. II. Livingston, com tax 00 1
5(5(5 ,1. K. Sterling, com tax.. 4 20 ''
5(57 K. H. Anil Co., prig. &c. 24 50 I
508 W. (). Senn, com. tax .... 8 40 !1
>>(?0 T. A. Hcrlcv, chi* L'l '
>'" S. N. Henderson. I'crrv.. 0 75 1
>. I '"iiiiiii. K. coin ia\. it 00 I
;>i2 S. K. Ihiuknighl, chg., r <
& h 5(5 05 1
'>7.1 \\ . \\ . Cromer, salary ... 27 77 '
<>7-l ,f. <). 11i|?j?. com tux .... 1 00 '
Hipp, r & |) 00 <
><(> .1. II. Williams, mag. sal. . 0 00 <
577 C. Ii. Wilson, r & It . . .. 1 00 1
578 If. M. 0\ncr, dig ;{ _> .",0 '
'7.') Al. AT. Dicker!, pension.. 4 00 1
580 T. Al. Smith, pension .... 4 0
581 J. T. Crisp, pension .... 4 00 1
582 .). T. C a lines, pension .... 4 00 I
58,1 Levi (1 rubor, pension .... 4 00 I
584 Levi Buxhardt, pension.. 4 00 1
58;> L. J. Eulmer, pension .. 4 00 '
585 1-2 J. W. Swindler, pen.. 4 00 I'
58l5 ,T. A. Enlow, pension .... 4 00 '
587 W. W. Willingham, pen.. 4 00 '
588 J. I). Cannon, pension.. 4 00 '
580 F. M. Smith, pension.... 4 00 '
500 Airs. Sarah Ho", pauper. 2 00 '
501. Airs. Cyril la Tygcrt, pa up. 2 00 '
502 Mrs. Alice White, pauptr. 2 00 '
C0d Atis. Lucinda Livingston
pauper 2
594 Mrs. Catherine Shealy
I >;t ii| KM* 2
595 J no. (.'. Cogji'ans, salary.. 45
590 .1. S. Wheeler, salary.... (Hi
597 M. M. 13uford, sal & jail..189
598 W. II. Wendt, sal G
59!) T. J. Wilson, salary .... G
GOO IT. C. Holloway, salary.. 20
GOt F. M. Lindsay, salary ... 20
G02 lOllosor & Pelham, co phys. 10
603 W. F. Subor, mag. sal. .. fl
604 W. A. Counts, mag. sal... fl
605 30. C. Shealy, cons. sal... fl
GOG Dennis Boyd, ferry .... 4
G07 J. A. Templeton, ferry .. 7
G08 10. L. Kichnrdson, forry.. 1G
GOO J. S. J. Suber, ferry .... 5
G10 T. J. Oxner, r & b G
Gil Novrberry Ildw. Co. chg.
r & 1), Co. II 33
612 W. 10. & C. Co., books,
sta., &e 144
613 Ceo. Clark, Ct. II 5
Oil L. W. Jones, cbr., indexing
records G00
615 J. T. Sterling, r & b .. .. 2
616 J. 10. Sterling, com. tax.. 7
617 W. O. Senn, com. tax... 6
618 B. IT. Wilson, com. tax.. 5
610 W. II. Nichols, r & b.... 2
620 T. O. Williams, cons, sal.,
oxp 75
621 Dan Bouknight, forry ... 7
622 II. O. Long, r & b 16
623 ,1. ,T. Schumpert, r & b.. 5
624 IT. W. Schumpert, eupt.
off. exp ,, 7
625 T. P. Richardson, r & b.. 15
626 J. Y. Floyd, r & b 20
627 Charlton Cromer, r & b.. 4
628 J. L. Snellgrovc, ferry.. 27
629 1,. F. Longshore, r & b .. 3
630 J. \V. Mack, com. tax .... 3
031 W. 10. Nichols, r & b ..
632 J. S. WerU, r & b 3
633 TTenry Carpenter, jail... 1
634 ,T. C. Blair, r & b 5
635 J. C. Sample, Co. II 48
636 J. J. II. Brown & Co., chg. 2
637 J. Ti. Fuliner, ferry .... 7
638 S. B. Jones, court exp. .. 23
639 I1'. M. Sehumpert, off. exp. 2
6 10 F. T. Boozer, r & h 1
641 J. C. Wicker, r & b .. .. 7
612 A. M. Wicker, eli? 3
643 L. M. Spoors, Co. II 9
(M4 The Set/.ler Co., r & b.... 20
645 J. P. Kinard, r & b 3
646 Stockman & Stockman, r
& b 0
(547 Olonn-Lowory Mfg. Co., r
& b 2
648 F. J. Harmon, r & b .. .. 49
649 T. L. B. Epps, Co. IT 31
650 Jno. Williams, Co. IT 12
651 Wash Caldwell, Co. IT. .. 12
652 .T. C. Doininick, (lis. oloc.. 10
(>53 J. S. Ruff, ferry 7
6 >4 11. A. Workman, r & b .. 95
655 J. CI. Sol /.lor, r & b .. .. 5
(?;>(! Mosoloy Bros., r & h .... 4
657 T. J. Wilson, dispy olectn. 6
G.)8 W . II. Wondt, dispy. cletn. 6
6:>9 11. C. ITolloway, dispy.
olo.tn 35
660 W. K. Boid , r & b .. ..! ] 4
661 Farmers' Oil Mill, off.
?XP 1
6(52 A. P. Worls, com. tax ... 1
l?63 So. Uy. freight .. ..37
'564 J. A. Schroder, r & b . . 9
!> > ) \\. A. Pills, com. tax . . 2
Mill M 1). Sehumpert, r tfc b. . 5
'56f W. O. Senn, com, tax .. .12
[568 .1. W. Smith, r & 1) .... 9
'5(59 I'. I1. lxiehardson, r & b.. 23
'570 !'?. B. Dikard, r & h .... 25
15'1 .1. W. (loorge, r & h .... 9
[5(2 (.'. S. Dcllarl, com. lax.. 3
1573 M. M. Livingston, r & b.. 22
[?<4 W. I?. Lominick, r & b... 1
>< > 4. I,. Kpps. ju. ?5c wif. pav
hills '.07
57(5 \\\ 10. lOpps, r & h 3
577 J. T. Livingston, com. tax 6
5>8 Iroquois Mfg. ('?>., r & 1>. . 29
79 .1. M. Wieker, sal., &e. .. 84
580 T. B. Hawkins, r& h .... 15
>81 ,1. L. lOpps, salary 27
>82 F. M. Sattorwhile, com.
lax
583 Madison I'ills, r & h .... 2
>8 I (!. \\'. Su il hMiheig, r & h. 17
,s ' ^ . I't.iyd. i vV 11 :!0
^6 W . I'. lOpps. r ,V li I
8i 4. M. Iinnvn, coin. lax...
588 ,1. c. 1 ilai,. com. lax 3
8!' .1. |). II. Kihlor, r&h .... G
A. 'I". Wilson, r & h . . .. 7
'91 I lhmiinick. coin. lax. 2
'92 II. ('. WiUiMi, r ,V 1> . . . . \\
93 I >. T. (! 1?Min, chg 20
'91 I*. I. (ih-tiii. com. lax.... 2
>!> > Observer I'rlg. Co., prig.,
<Re 05
' '6 .1. \V. Wicker, r & h 4
597 .1. A. Schroder, r Si h.... G
'98 .1. I'., I'ugli, com. tax .... 2
199 J. A. Denson, r & b .... 3
'00 M. i\f. Livingston, r & h.. 9
[01 '* ^ - A brains, com. tax . 9
702 Pureoll & Scott, chg 107
703 T. P, Richardson, r & b .. 25
704 \V. W. Cromer, sal., &c.. 28
70;> J. A. Schroder, r & b .. . 3
706 M. M. Dicker!, pension.. 4
[07 T. M. Smith, pem-'on 4
708 P. ,J. Crisp, pension.... 4
<( 9 J. T. Calmes, pension..., 4
00:710 Levi 0ruber, pension.... 4 00
1711 Levi Buzhardt, pension.. 4 00
00'712 L. J. Fulnier, pension .. 4 00
HO | 71:; ,f. \y. Swiiuller, pension.. 4 00
00 711 J. A. Kulow, pension .... 4 00
97 715 \Nr. W. Willingham, pen... 4 00
25 710 J. D. Cannon, pension... 4 00
25 7.17 F. M. Smith, pension .... 4 00
83 718 Mrs. S. Holt, pauper .... 2 00
83 719 Mi's. C. Tygcrt, paup 2 00
41 720 Mrs. A. White, pauper.. 2 00
00 721 Mrs. L. Livingston, paup. 2 00
00 722 Mrs. C. Shoaly, pauper.. 2 00
00 723 Jno. 0. Goggans, sal., off.
23 35
00 ^ ^ Whoelor, sal., off.
5Q exp.^ 67 00
4r 725 M. M. Buford, sal. & jail. 172 07
720 T. J. Wilson, sal 6 25
?0 727 W. II. Wcndt, sal 6 25
728 II. C. Ilolloway, sal 20 83
73 729 F. M. Lindsay, sal 20 83
00 730 Ellesor & Pel ham, co phys 10 41
731 T. L. B. F/pps, Co. TT 31 50
00 732 J. A. Tcmpleton, ferry .. 7 50
00 733 J. 8. Huff, ferry 7 00
qq 734 S. N. Henderson, ferry .. 19 50
00 7^"* ^u')or> ferry .... 5 50
I,- 730 John Williams, Co. II... 12 15
50 7'^7 Caldwell, Co. II. .. 12 15
738 The State Co., prtg., &c.. 1 50
02 7'r- Davenport, r & b.. 23 42
50 7^ ^r* "Williams, cons, sal.,
62 &c 74 77 I
qq 741 C. T. A brains, r & b .... 3 25
742 Stockman & Stockman,
97 t & b 5 9 4
00 743 M. T. King, r & b 0 00
00 744 Griffin, r & b .... 75
50 745 I?. Fj. Livingston, r & b. . 8 10
qq 740 ,T. L. Fulmer, ferry .... 7 50
00 7'7 ^''Son< & b 3 00
qq 748 W. K. & Cogswell Co.,
43 _ books 23-10
55 7"'9 W. Schumperf, supt.,
50 _ <,:T' ox'1 10 33
qq 750 11. Stevens' Sons Co., r &
40 b 142 50
qq 751 I). K. Senn, r & b 120 0(5
5Q 752 Calvin Csorley, r & b 2 50
13 753 G. II. Livingston, com. tax 1 95
25 'r> ^ ^ 'ivingslon-Tjoni.inatek Co.,
92 Co- If 59 R0
75 755 W p. Counts, com. tax . . 2 30
00 750 Dan. Bouknight, ferry.. 7 50
00 757 C. T. Paysinger. r & b. . 11 00
35 758 W. Q. Sense, r & b .. .. 9 00
50 759 S. K. Bouknight, chg. . . 21 20
700 ,T. K. Spearman, for paup. 4 00
2Q 701 G. B. Anil, r & b 1 90
702 A. L. Wise, ferry 10 00
703 P. F. Ik>ozer, r & b ... . 3 00
og 704 J. J. Epting, r & b 5 00
50 76r> ('??- Clark' Ct- 11 5 00
700 I). W. Buzhardt, com. tax 00
15 7(57 Buzhardt, r & b . . .'5 85
qq 708 John Brehmer, r & b .... 5 05
qq 709 A. 11. Cromer, r & b .... 3 80
90 I70 lr- ^balmcrs, r & b .. 2 50
00 77' Worts, cons. sal. .. 9 00
50 7I" ?* Senn, com. tax ... 0 00
00 77,? K* ,T- Rtonp> r & b 5 50
qq 774 Cornelius Poberfson, r & 1) 7 00
775 Tra II. Sheppard, r & b.. 14 75
qq 770 Boozer & Koon, r & b .. 19 30
5Q 777 T. U. Workman, r & b .. 8 28
778 T. A. Borley, chg 0 00
qq 779 li. M. Oxner, chg 30 00
-q 780 D. T. Dominick, com. tax* 2 00
"n ' ^'a'bnan, com. tax. . 3 00
782 J. C. Felker, cors. cons... 2 00
00 Sp',nn,PPrt & Co., r
00 & h 241. 15
JjJJ 784 Hill & Sligh, chg 118 72
785 W. H. Lominack, Co. IT. 1 70
~ 78(5 Summer Bros. Co., Co. 11.,
00 - r,& ])' p,tl- 98 53
<87 F. M. Sehumpert, lunacy,
00 _ 5 50
18 t '< toper Co., dig....110 22
789 l)<>nnis Boyd, ferry 4 00
' 790 A. Suber, com. tax .. 7 75
1 "91 T. I'. L'iehnrdson, r & b.. 20 00
3?> 792 J. ,1. Kpting, r & b .. .. 15 00
793 J. I,. Kpps, salary 27 77
794 1). C. Boland. com. tax .. 3 00
33 I ,9;> K. T. C. Hunter, com. lax 3 00
08 | 7<HJ .1. ^r. Wicker, salary .... 83 33
^ 797 John MeMorries, Co. 11... 8 50
" 798 ,1. ('. Blair, r & b 43 30
799 J. L. l'.pps, off. exp 2 70
00 800 P. (J. (Jlenn, off. supplies 15 00
41 801 A\ . ,1. Teague, oft*, supplies 5 30
50 1802 ('. ('. Davis. Cl. IT 52 00
00 ^n.: w, w. ('i'iinn r. sal.,
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