Total-Killed, 4; injured, 2. March 16 and 17, 1880, trains thrown out of time on account of slide 75 feet long at Tugaloo River, 100 feet washout at 894 Mile Post, and bents giving way in Enoree trestle. April 3, 1880, the most disastrous washouts that ever occurred on the road happened at this time in Georgia. Through freight traffic was stopped for ten days. Passenger traffic was delayed but not suspended, transfers being made at washout. No injury to persons. STOCK KILLED. DATE. TRAIN. KIND. VALUE. STATE WHETHER PAID OR NOT.-IF NOT, WHY. $1,156 75 Only two cases of stock not paid for, which are in FUTURE PROSPECTS OF ROAD AND GENERAL REMARKS. Good. H. C. ANSLEY, Auditor and Local Secretary. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day of November, 1880. G. H. TANNER, [L. S.] N. P. and Ex-off. J. P. 1026 D. G. EXTRACT FROM "AN ACT TO CREATE A RAILROAD COMMISSIONER FOR THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AND TO DEFINE HIS DUTIES." SECTION 10. "The said Commissioner shall require the annual returns to be made by Railroad Companies in manner and form, and at the time, now provided for by law, and shall be authorized to require returns to be made of such other matters as he may deem expedient; when the return received from any corporation is defective or probably erroneous, the Commissioner shall notify the corporation to amend the same within fifteen days." * * * |