Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-05
As Selected by the Duly thor
 ized Board.
BOTH SIDES REPRESENTED
By Selections Made From Each Political Faction-Who
 They Are.

The managers to serve at the federal cleo. tion in November for the different Jeffer. son county beats were selected yesterday. The board to select the managers is com posed of Probate Judge Porter, Sheriff Morrow and Clerk of the Circuit Court Me- Carthy. They met in the circuit court room yesterday afternoon to select the managers Of the election for Jefferson county.
 Jerry Fountain was present to represent the republicans and suggest names of his party friends to go on the list of managers, and B. A. Thompson represented the dem- ocrats.
 Ia every instance, with one or two ex- captions, the names selected by these gen- tlemen were appointed as managers.
 There are forty beats in the coun ty and fifty three voting places. The managers appointed to conduct the election at these places are as follows:
 Beat 1, McCalla-J. B. Moore, G. D. Benton, democrats; J. w. Russell, repub- lican. Returning officer, G. w. Moore.
 Beat 2, Jonesboro-B. D. Parsons, P. B. Jacobs, democrats; William Huffman, re- publican. Returning officer, 8. M. Jones. Beat 8, John's-Bruce Ragsdale, Dr. J. M. Armstrong, democrats; Simon Sellers, republican. Returning officer, J. H. Car son.
 Beat 8, Parsons'-T. M. Parsons, J. N. Morgan, democrats; 0. J.. Blankenship, republican. J. P. Cox, returning officer. Beat 4, Aaron's-R. B. Patton, B. B. Givens, democrats; F. 0. Altman, repub- lican. Returning officer, w. c. Howton. vance, n0sr o L. vines repSoi ne can. Returning officer, w. H. Salter.
 Beat 6, Robbins Cross roadsAJ. w. Sell lers, J. w. Tate, democrats; William Me Cormack, republican. Returning officer, J. l.. Cook.
 Beat7, Bethlehem-J. E. Haigler, J. A. Brown, democrats; Adam Powell, repub- lcan. Returning officer, John Benge.
 Beat 8. Oxmoor-John Perry, D. P. Hale, democrats; T. w. Hollister, repub- lican. Re ming officer, N J. Dison.
 Beat 9, Liy.oD-W R. McKenzie, M. P. Lewis, democrats; L. G. Pettyjohn, re- publican. Returning officer, D. R. Weaver.
 Beat g, Hillman-s. R. Haskell, Sam Smith, democrats; G. H. Draper, rcpubli- can. Retuining officer, R. F. Lacey.
 Beat 10, East Lake--T. w. Riddle, R. B. Rogers, democrats; Nj. A. McCutcheon republican. J. J. Hewitt, returning off, cer.
 Beat II, Greene's--B. F. Moore, N. M. Strickland, democrats; Asa Sharitt, re- publican.
 Beat II, Vands dsrbilt-w. c. Russell, Will liam Loveless, oemocrats; George Hale, republican. Returning officer. A. B.. Cheek.
 Beat 12, Leeds-J. l.. Bourgeois, J. B.. Elliott, democrats; J. H. Stevens, repub- lican. Returning officer, George C. Jones. Beat 12, Cedar Grove-J. A. Rowan, J. B. Hill, democrats; Calvin Eastes, repub- lican. Returning officer, J. M. Scott.
 Beat 13, Trussville-W. P. Hickman, Isaac Ellard, democrats; w. A. J Reed, republican. Returning office, John Sims. Beat 13, Chalkville-D. H. Vann, T. w. Frsnkliu, democrats; Thomas Carlisle, re- Yam.
 Beat 14, Selt's-John Epps, L. F. Clayton democrats; J. D. Taylor, republican. Re- turning officer, Ben Sims.
 Beat 15, Hagood's Cross Roads-J. w. Price, John W. Posey, democrats John Murphy, Jr., republican. Returning off, cer, W. NJ. Killough.
 Beat Is, Morris--C. A. Heidman, A. N. Nlinter, democrats; William Powell, re- publican. Returning officer, Henry Simp- son.
 Beat r, Warrior-W. c. Ruffiu, s. s. She ores, democrats; Dr. Martin Robert, re- publican. Returning officer, J. M. Rick CTS.
 shirling, democrats; E. F. Quinn, repnb. lican. Returning officer, N. s. Gray.
 Beat IS, Brookside--Dr. l.. A. Jenkins, D. M. stewart, democrats; c. A. O Neill, republican. Returning officer, T. c. Gull verhouse.
 Beat 19, Flat Creek-A. A. Vines, George Glover, democrats; William Alexander, republican. Returning officer, Jack Crocker.
 Beat 20, IrondaIe-E. N. Gardien, M. Cabat, democrats; G. w. Baker, republi- can. Returning officer, R. c. Earnest.
 Beat 1, Birmingham, Northside-J. G.. Lallande. G. B. Tarrant, democrats; c. A. Meissner, republican. Returning officer, G. M. Morrow.
 Beat 21, Birmingham, Southside-W. c. Robertson. Tom Baine, democrats; R. l.. Houston, republican. Returning officer, 0. B. Burkhalter.
 Beat p, Mary Lee-P. B. Lusk, w. O.. House, democrats; w. J. Watkins, repub- lican. Returning officer, w. J. Gilmore. Beat p, Chalybeate-J. O. Began, Frank Miller, democrats; Ourley Burgin, repub- lican. ,Relurning officer. T. A. Elliott.
 Beat 2a, Partridge-J. P. Camp, w. J. can. Returning officer, w. H. Schley.
 Beat "A, Meeks--R. F. Vines, Felix Me- Clain, democrats; Owen Taylor, republi- can. Returning officer, T. M. Knight.
 Beat 25, Union-A. e. Morris, Dave Scott, democrats; Jack Armstrong, repub- lican. Returning officer, 8. H. Watkins. Beat 26, Argo-R: N. Hefner, w. J. can. Returning officer, R. F. Keith.
 Beat 27, Toadviue-Ira Smith, J. w. Sexton, democrats; Dr. Hancock, repub- lican. Returning officer, Tom Reeves.
 Beat 28, Graham s-Thomas Tate, G. w.. 1urnham, democrats; John Belcher, re- publican. Returning officer, o. B. Short. Beat 29, Pratt City-R. J. Rogers, T. H. Moore. democrats; George 9orff, republi- can. Returning officer, T. J. Brown.
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