Huntsville gazette., 1892-07-23

Pending before Henry G. Speake. Judge
of the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
This cause coming on to be head, it is
ordered, adiudged and decreed by the
Judge, that the demurrers to the original
and amended petition be overruled, ex-
cept the 22nd to the original and 7th to
amendment, which are sustained. And
the defendants have leave to file their an
swers and the defendants declining and
refusing to answer.
1t is ordered and adjudged that to read
and write is not fixed by law as quail
fieation for inspectors, and so much of
the prayer Of said petition for the reason
that said inspectors cannot read and
write is denied.
And the said petitioner in his amended
petition appointed by defendants were
members Of his, petitioners political par
ty. 1t il ordered that the prayer Of his
petition to that extent be granted.
1st. 1t is therefore ordered, that said
Thomas j. Taylor, as probate judge of
said county, and Henry B. Roper, as cir
cult clerk of said county, and Robert E.
Murphy, as sheriff Of said county, vacate
50 much Of their order of June 81, 1899,
as appoints j. W. Skinner one of the in
spectors at the Huntsville precinct, and
appoint in his stead some one opposed to
the party favored by w. z. Hooper and
Henry Mcdonald, the other inspectors
appointed by then for said precinct.
2nd. 1t is further ordered, that they,
as officers as above stated, vacate so much
OF the order made by them on June 27,
1892, appointing Matt Brickell one of the
inspectors for Whitesburg precinct, and
appoint in his stead some one opposed to
the party favored by Jack lamar and
John S. Wilson, the other inspectors ap-
pointed by them for said precinct.
3rd. 1t is further ordered that they,
as officers as above stated, vacate so much
of the order made by them on June 27,
1892, appointing Pleas Roberts one Of the
inspectors for Triana precinct and ap-
point in his stead some one opposed to
the party favored by Henry High and
Alex. r. Penland, Jr., the other inspec-
tors appointed by them for said precinct.
4th. 1t is further ordered, that they,
as officers as above stated, vacate so much
of the order made by them on June 81
1892, appointing G. E. Garner one of the
inspectors at the Meridanville precinct,
and appoint in his stead some one oppos-
ed to the party favored by G. N. Jones
and W. J. Potts, the ctaer inspectors az
pointed by. them for said precinct.
9Th. 1t is further ordered, that they,
as officers as above stated, vacate so mnch
Of the order made by them on June 27,
1892, appointing Fortune McCrarY one of
the inspectors for Hayes Store precinct,
and appoint some one in his stead oppos-
ed to the party favored by II. E. Rice and
S. Il. Green, the other inspectors appoint
ed by them for said precinct.
7th 1t is further ordered, that they,
as officers as above stated, vacate so much
of the order made by them June II, 1892,
appointing Louis Gaines one of the IN
spectors for Laniers precinct. and appoint
in his stead some one opposed to the par
ty favored by w. B Madkins and George
Allen, the other inspectors appointed by
them for said precinct.
9Th. 1t is further ordered, that they
as officers as above stated, vacate so much
of the order made by them on June 27,
1892, appointing J. NJ Lewis one of the
inspectors for Hurricane precinct, and
appoint in his stead some one opposed to
the party favored by w. G. Bragg and w
a. Baker. the other inspectors appointed
by them for said precinct.
9Th 1t is further ordered, that they,
as officers as above stated, vacate 50 much
Of the order made by them on June 27,
1892, appointing Jim Belts one of the in
spectors of Madison precinct, and ap-
point in his stead some one opposed to
the party favored by VIM. L. Pride and
Alex. Hardage, the other inspectors ap-
pointed by them for said precinct.
Done in vacation on this the 21st July,
1892. Ii. q. SPEAKE,
Judge Circuit Court.