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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1909
Page
2
Monday July 26 1909 editors urge Mr W H Dorrill to remain as Auditor of Georgetown County until his term ends. They praise his faithful conscientious and accurate service and note his deputy relieves him of laborious duties, arguing for continuity of county stewardship.
Government surveyors camped at Burcal railroad station near Conway to map land between Waccamaw River and the ocean. The team will measure area, sea level height, and topography under War Department orders. Leader J W LaBrugg of Georgetown directs the party with L H Butler and G M Ford, also of Georgetown County. They began around April 1 from Fraser's Point on Waccamaw Neck and expect to continue through September.
Notice states a penalty of 20 percent is imposed on the unspecified due amount. The text is garbled but indicates a financial penalty or assessment with a percentage figure and related payment obligation.
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