The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-13
Reorganization of the County Executive
Gammittaa.

Pursuant to cali of the County Chair
man the executive committee met on
July Sth and reorganized by tho election
of A. G. Latimer chairman and j. Il.
Glenn secretary and treasurer.
On motion Of G.. E. Prince the Trial
Justices are to be appointed in Anderson
county instead Of by primary election.
The following resolution was offered
by ). L. Glenn:
ResolUed, That the executive commit
tee appoint four managers of the first
and second primary election, representa-
ton of each faction to act as managers,
provided that there be such factions to be
represented.
Resolution by W. A. Neal:
Re6Olvcd, That in future county con.
ventions the basis of representation shall
he upon the poll list of the primary elec-
ton to be held on the 30th day of August
1892. Carried.
Resolution by G.. NJ. Pack,
Resolued, That the Democratic clubs
be called to meet Saturday before the
fourth Sunday in July, 1892. at their
usual hour of meeting. Also, that the
county executive committee be called to
meet on the first Monday in Aug, 1892.
Carried.
Resolution, by G.. E. Prince, that each
member of the Democratic clubs be as
sesssed 10c, per member for campaign
funds. Carried.
On motion of w. w. Humphreys it was
resolved to proceed to the selection of the
managers of the primary election for this
year. Further resolved, that in case
such manager cannot serve that he be re-
quired to fill hig place by appointing
Some one in his Mace
The following are the managers Of cleo.
tion for the primary election to be held
on Aug. 30, 1892:
Anderson No. 1-R. NJ. Burrlss,J. F. Brown, B.
F. Wilson.
Anderson No Pr E. Belcher. J. ". Quattle-
Di Anderson r.; No. sIj J. Blanchstt, W. J. Taylor
Belton No. IL D. Plnson, ]. J. Vaughn, Thoo
Bolton No. 2-J. T. Cox, E. B. Rice, E. T. Tollc-
Bishop Branch-w. B. Norris, W.F. C.oven,
Bowling Grseu-D. C. Mcconnell, J. NJ. Knight
Broadaway-Jas. Elgln, J.. j. Majors, John Mar.
Brushy creek-Frank Davis, Jas. White, J. W.
Rosamonds -,
J. Erwin.
Corner No. Nv. G. sherard, J. L. McLln, J. H.
Bell.
Corner No. 2-L. Raid, E. d. Simpson, J. L. Jack
Five Forks-T.T. Wakefield, J. T. Wilson, ]. a.
Flat Rock-C. L. Dean, ". B. Derracot:, J. W
Fork No. III. N. Broyles, ". L. Dobbins, J. C.
Fork No. 2-P. S. Mahady, ]. N. Tribble, w.. j..
Hembree.
Halo. n. Bailey, H. NJ. Tate, J. P. McGee.
Hopewell--A. T. Newell, Il. G. Anderson +. M.
Duckworth.
Honea Path-J. ]. Trussell, R. N. Shirley, NJ. B.
HSnters Spring.. A. oNoal, ]. A. Eskew, J..
T.. Hembree.
Martin-John L. Tate, B. P. Mitchell, John R.
Mount Tabor-J. Il. Cooper, W. S. Young, G. E.
PeIzer-w.G G. Field, W. T. Dickerson, Tho'
Pendleton-w. H. Smith, J. II. Brock, E. h.
PIedmont-H. Mid Prince, Janes Simpson, ]. F.
Piercetown-C.L. L. Guyton, W.F. Owen, A. W.
Rock MIlls-Wm. shearer Chas. Shelton, Elbert
saluda-D. ". Gambrell. j. " Kay, Arts Cox.
Sandy sprlngs-W. A. G. McWhorter, L. M. Nc
Phail, W. G. Smith
y starrwR.B. Dean, J. A. McAllister, J. T. C.
Jones. =,
Toney creek-w. F. Sutherland J. NJ Cox s. NJ
TownYile no. 1-R. s. FAINT, W. J. Wooten, j. G.
West Savannah-T.J ]. Holland, T. q. Earle, T.
Wlilianston No. 1-J.P. johnson, B. v. Acke7,
Williamson No. 2-G. q. Mahon, W. NJ. Lander,
Workingnien's Club-W. NJ. Burriss, W. T. W;
Harrison, j. s. Martin.
Siabtown-G. A. Rankin, Felix Boggo, W. D.
J.L. GLENN, Sec.