The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 28, 1920, Image 6
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NOTICE Or r.L^TION.
State of South Carolina, County of
Horry.
^ Notice is hereby given that the
General Election for State and
County offices will bo hold at the I
voting precincts prescribed by law j
in said county on Tuesday, November
2, 1920, said-day being- Tuesday
following the first Monday in November,
as prescribed by the State
Constitution.
The qualification for suffrage:
Managers of election shall require
of every elector offering to vote at
any election, before allowing him or
her to vote, the production of his or
her registration certificate and
proof of the payment of all taxes,
including poll tax, assessed against
him or her and collectable during
the previous year. The production of
a certificate or of the receipt of the
officer authorized to colloce such
taxes shall be conclusive proof of
the payment thereof.
Section 2o7, Code of 1912, as:
amended by Act No. (5, special scs- j
*ion of 1914.
Section 237: There shall be three!
separate and distinct ballots, as follows:
One ballot for United States j
Senator, Representatives in Congress
and Presidential electors; and one
ballot for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
State officers, Circuit Solicitors,
members of House of Rep re j
sentativis, State Senator, county officers;
and one ballot for all Cona-a
a- I . ...^,1 onnoi'll
JailUllonui ;uiii,iiu'in'm,> ?.?.11v( fijjv i mi
questions, each of throe said boxes
to be appropriately labeled; which
ballots shall be piain white paper
and of such width and length as to
contain the names of the officer or
officers and question or questions
to lx? voted for or upon, clear and
even cut, without ornament, designation,
mutilation, symbol or mark
of any kind whatsoever, except the
name or names of the person or
persons voted for and the office to
which such person or persons arc
intended to be chosen, and all special
questions which name or names,
office or offices, question or questions,
shall be written or printed
or partly written or partly printed I
thereon in black ink; and such bal-j
lots shall be so folded as to con- [
ceal the name or names, question or
questions thereon, andd, so folded,'
shall be deposited in a box to be
constructed, kept and disposed of
as herein providedd by law, and no
ballot of any other description
found in either of said boxes shall
be counted.
On all special questions* the ballot
shall state the question or questions,
and shall therafter have the
words "yes" or "No" inserted so |
that the voter may indicate his or |
her choice by striking out one or!
the other of such words .on said
wfttvl sn ctrir?lcf?n out
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to' be counted.
Before the hour fixed for the
opening of the polls, Managers and
Clerks must take and subscribe the
Constitutional oath. The Chairman
of the Board uf Managers can administer
the oath to the other members
and to the Clerk; a Notary
Public must administer the oath to
the Chairman. The Managers elect,
their Chairman and Clerk.
Polls at each voting place must
be opened at 7 o'clock a. m. and
close dat 4 p. m., except in the City
of Charleston, where they shall bo
opened at 7 a. m. and closed at C>
p. m.
The Managers have the power to!
fill a vacancy, and if none of the |
Managers attend, the citizens can j
appoint from among the qualified |
voters the Managers, who, after bo- i
ing sworn, can conduct the election.
At the close of the election the
M anagcrs and Clerk must proceed
publicly to open the ballot boxes)
and count the ballots therein, and
continue without adjournment until
the same is completed, and make a
statement of the result for each office
and sign the same. Within three
days thereaftc- the Chairman of the
P?oard, or some one designated by
the Board must deliver to the Com--'
missioncrs of Election the poll list,
the boxes containing the ballots i
and the written statements of the
results of the election.
At the said election qualified
electors will vote upon the adoption
or rejection of amendments to the i
State Con-titi*' ion, is provided in
the following Joint Resolution:
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
34 of Article III of the? Constitu-1
tion, relating to the manner of
fixing the amount of compensa-|
tion to be paid County Officers,
bv striking out Subsection X of
the original Constitution, appear-j
ing in Code of Laws, Volume II,
page G15, as Subsection VIII.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7. Article VIT1 of the Constitu-j
tion. relating to Municipal Bonded
Indebtedness, by adding a proviso;
thereto as to the town of Marion.!
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7 Article VII' of the Constitution,!
relating to Municipal Indebtedness,
by adding a proviso thereto >
as to the town of Saluda, in Sa-'
luda county, and Kingstree, Wil-j
liamsbuurg County.
A Joint Ttesolut ion to amend Section
7, Article VIII of the Constitution!
relating to the limit of the bonded
debt of cities, by adding there- j
to as to the city of Charleston. I
A Joint Resolution to amend Section j
7, Article YI11 of the Constitution,
relating to municipal bonded indebtedness,
by adding a proviso |
thereto as to the bonded debt of
the city of Charleston.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
5 of Article VI11 of the Constitution.
relating to waterworks
and plants of furnishing lights i
by adding a proviso referring to
Tee Manufacturing Plants.
A Joint Resolution to propose an |
amerdment t/> Article VIII of tho i
Constitution by adding thereto;
Se?ti,on 13. to empower citie; and
towns to acquire and operate ico j
plants.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7, A?*tic'e VITI of the Constitution.!
^elatinr to il:v \: ?p<'^-1 indebt d^f
bv addine* a proviso
thereto in regard to tlie city
of Union.
A Jcint R:.o'.;4J n U; ?umQr.:! Section
7, Article VIII of the Constitution.
relating to municipal bonded indebtedness,
by adding a proviso
thereto as to the city of I/iurens.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7, Article VII1 of tin? Constitution,
relating to municipal bonded indebtedness,
by adding a proviso
thereto as to the various townships
of Union County.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7. A' tide VI11 of the Constitution,
relating to municipal bonded indebtcdness,
by adding a proviso
thereto as to the town of Bennett^ville.
A Joint Resolution to amen \ Sectio"
7, Article VIII of the Constitution,
relating to municipal bonded inj
debtedness, by adding a proviso
thereto as to the bonded debt of
the city of Charleston.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7, Article V111 of the Constitution,
relating to municipal bonded indebtedness,
by adding a provisa
thereto as to the town of Newberry.
A Joint Resolution Proposing to
amend Section 7. Article VIII of
the Constitution, relating to municipal
bonded indebtedness, by
adding a proviso thereto as Id the
tow?i of Bishopville.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7, Article VIII of th<? Constitution,
relating to municipal boned indebtedness,
by adding a proviso
thereto as to tlie town ofw Bennettsville.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7 of Article VIII and Section 5
of Article X of the Constitution,
so as to exempt the town of Chesterfield
from the provisions there
Ol.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
? of Article VII f an'I Section 5
of Article X of the Constitution,
so as to cxemp the town ? : H vr!;sville
from the provision^ thereof.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7 of Article VIII and Sections 5
and (> of Article X of ihe Constitution,
so as to exempt the
county of Richland from the provisions
thereof.
A Joint Resolution to amend Article
VIII, Section 7. and Avticlo X,
Section -r>, of tho Constitution of
South Carolina, by exempting the
town of Allendale, in Allendale
county, from the provisions thereof.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7 of Article VIII and Section 5 of
Article X ot the Constitution, so
as to exempt the cit.\ of Camden
from the provisions thereof.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
r> of Article X of the Constitution,
relating to the limit of bonded
debt of niuunicipal corporations,
and political divisions and suubdi
vision's, by adding a proviso thereto
aft to the Sim too Bridge District,
comprising the territory of
the counties of Charleston, Berkeley
and Williamsburg.
A Joint Resolution to propose an
amendment to Article X of the
Constitution by adding thereto a
section to bo known as Section
13A, empowering county authorities
to assess abutting property
for permanent improvement of
highways.
A Joint Resolution to amend Paragraph
5, Article X of the Constii
tution. relating to bonded inclebteddness
of counties, townships,
school districts, etc., by adding a
proviso as to the county of Sumter.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
5, Article X of the Constitution,
relating to the limit of bonded
debt of school districts, by adding
a proviso thereto as to the
Charleston School District comprised
within the present limits
of the City of Charleston.
A Joint Resolution proposing an
amendment to Article X of the
Constitution, to be known as Secli
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Household and Kitchen Furniture
Bicycles and Supplies.
THE HOIST HERALD, OON V
tion 20, by allowing the county
of Florence to assess abutting prop
erty and property adjacent, with I
in a radius of one and one-half
miles, for permanent road and
highway improvement.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section!
Section 5, Article X of the Con-1
stitution, relating to the limit of
bonded debts of school districts
by adding a proviso therto as to
School District No. 5, of Laurens
county, the State of South Carolina.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
5, Article X of the Constitution,
relating to the limit of bonded
debt of counties, by adding a proviso
theieto as to Laurens county.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section J
f>. Article X of the Constitution.:
relating to the limit of bonded
debt of school disrticts, by add-!
inn- a proviso thereto as to the1
School District of the town of
Laurens comprised within tliei
present limits of the city of Lau-'
rens. j
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
5, Article X of the Constitution.!
relating to the limit of bonded
debt of school districts, by adding
thereto as to the Lancaster'
School District, in Lancaster |
county.
A Joint Resolution to arr.end Section :
5, Article X of the Constitution,'
by adding a proviso thereto relating
to the bonded indebtedness of
the counties of Allendale and
McCornuck and fixing it not to
exceed ntteen (ir>) per centum i
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
10, Article X of the Constitution,
relating to the fiscal year, by \
changing same from the 1st dav;
of .January to the 1st (lav of
July.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
.r>, Article XI of the Constitution,
relating to school districts, by j
adding a special proviso as to)
Saluda county.
A Joint Resolution to amend Section
7 of Article VIII and Section 51
of Article X of the Constitution, j
so as to exempt the city of Chcs-1
tor from the provisions thereof.
Flection Managers.
Thrv following Mannirers of filer-:
tion have been appointed to hold 1
tlie election at the various precincts
in said county: I
Adrian ? W. M. Rooth, Kelley
Thompkins. M. A. Hamilton.
Ay nor?R. A. Alford, W. E. Pit-j
man, J. M. Royd.
Bavboro?James L. Bell, James j
A. Hamilton, George W. Cartrctte.
Blanche?U. A. Johnson, W. L.
Alford, Joe S. Hardwick.
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Cedar Grove?W. F. Jordan, J. H. c
Hendrick, J. Ben Hucks. j t
Conway?Glennie W. Cannon, W.
M. Gold! inch, F. Marvin Floyd.
Cool Spiing?Ceo. W. Kabon, (
Henry Doyle, P. S. Kabon.
Daisy?J. VV. Carter, Jr., J. H. (
Brinson, W. J. Floyd.
Dog Bluff?R. K Nichols, J. Ebby
Cooper, VV. C. Dix. (
Dogwood?W. S. Livingston, B.!
Haskell Todd, Hamilton Edge. '
Ebenezer?Gardner B. Carter, W. ,
Percy Butler, Walter P. Gore.
Farmer?O. E. Todd, B. S. Hutler,
J. H. Richardson.
Floyds?J. 1). Anderson, W. Chess
Hooks. C. M. Blanton.
Galivants Feiry?J. F. Gore, H.
K. Cooke, J. T. Floyd..
Grabanuillo ? Thos. J. Vaught,
Win. J. Jordan, W. W. Lewis.
Graham's X Roads?Van B. Hou
send. Willie B. Graham, E. Hanip
Hardwick. '
Green Sea?J. T. Mills, G. B.
Harrelson, I. B. Huggins.
Greenwood?R. J. Beverly, J. F.;
Harper, J. D. Oliver.
Gartey?W. S. Hamilton. E W.
Prince, Levi W. Anderson.
Hammond?C. L. Williamson, Willie
D. Cox, J. D. Royals.
Homewood?W. .T. Waller, M. A.
Clause, Geo. M. Jollie.
Horry?A. S. Alford, K. L. Mishoe,
J esse T. Smith.
Jernigan's X Roads?D. C. Harrelson
Henry B. Elliott, E. O. Sar- 1
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Jordanville?J. H. Atkinson, 1).
Frank Davis. Haddon Lun?lv.
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I ittle River?C. C. McCor.-Joy, W.
II. 'Hirrrp. O. V. Vereen.
Loris?E. G. Stanley, B. H. Hin;-on.
J. O. T*lanton.
Marlow?Thos. A. Lee, V B.
Turbevil'o. I^aa'* P. Patrick.
Port Harrelson?C. N. Sarvis, IT.
,T. Thompson. Walker A. Moore.
San fort!?John R. Strickland, L.
Dow Supers. I'M \V. Johnson.
Shell ? Dillon T. Holmes, James
M. Stovon^, Sam W. Vereon
Spriinr Branch ? A. T. Jernipan,
Claud M. Hammond, L. Carson Anderson.
Socastee?W. B. Clardy, J. F. ]i
Outlaw, C. G. Newton.
Taylorsville?John M. Elvinsfton,
AV. H. Crawford, S. Bertie Small.
Vardelle?John C. A vers, J. Ed j
Harrelson, W. R. Pa^e.
Wampee?Herbert L. Bellamy,
i J. W Clardv. O. J. Bell.
Withers?G. Clarence Graham, C.
C. Gore, J. H. Cooper.
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JOHN HULT.
T. A. UAiltiELSON, ii
Commissioners of State and County;;
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