Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-11
JOHNSTON CITY DELEGATES
Names of Democrats to Vote
For as Delegates
TO THE COUNTY.CONVENTION
Location of the Nine Voting Precincts of the
City of Birmingham and Names of
Johnston Supporters.


Below are the nine voting precincts of
the Johnston delegates 10 the Jefferson
county democratic coiiyention:
North Highlands Beat
lies west of Twentieth street and north of
Thirteenth avenue,~and the voting place
is at Bakers store. The Johnston dele
gates and alternates to the county con-
vention are as follows:
Delegates-W. c. Garrett, Frank A
Hewitt, Paul Giacopazzi
Alternates-L. Whaley, T. r. Jones, H.
c. Miller.
Jefferson Beat
lies south of the Ala bama Great South
ern railroad and east of Twenty-third
street, and the voting place Is at Ma
lone's store, Avenue @ and Twentieth
street. The Johnston delegates and alter
mates TO the county convention are as fol-
lows:
Delegates-Henry Tomppert, Columbus.
Phillips, John M. Crowder, William RI
Hill, William G. Montgomery.
Alternates-George M. LeGrand, j. p.
Stiles, Harry Harsh, James NJ Gillespy,
John T. Reed.
Monroe Beat
lies south of the Alabama Great South
ern railroad and between Twentieth and
Twenty-third streets, and the voting
place is a the ice factory, corner Twenty
second street and Avenue e. The john
ston delegates and alternates to the coun-
ty convention are as follows:
Delegates-Louis V. Clark, J. II. Ham
ilton, M. Fies, G. B. Burkhalter.
Alternates-F. w. Dixon, T. J. Dusen-
berry, Louis Schillinger, P. w. Hill.
Cleveland Beat
lies nortf-of the Alabama Great South
ern railroad, between Twentieth and
Twenty-third streets, and the voting
place is at the court house. The john
ln1o
ty convention are as follows:
Delegates-John s. Gillespy. N. L. Mil
Ter, II. p Hefiin, F. H. Armstrong, j. A.
Mitchell, j. M. Arnold, A. A. Clisby, Will
liam Hood j. M Meighan, T. L. Robert
son, John w. O'Neill, John Nicholas.
Alternates--W. w. Brown, r. A. Nc
Adory, Henry s. Going, Henry Howe,
]. N. Cunningham, Roscoe Mcconnell,
John D. Elliott, C. C. Ellis, Jr., James
Brazer, r. H. Thach, d. M. Fullenwider,
j. E. Wilson.
Madison Beat
lies north of the Alabama Great South
ern railroad and east of Twentythird
street, and the voting place is at the
Eagle hotel, Second avenue and Twenty
fourth street. The Johnston delegates
and alternates to the county convention
are as follows:
Delegates-James A. Downey, S. M.
Blake, G. p. Moore, b. M. Brazeal, j. H.
Montgomery. A. w. Miller, Andy Bon
holZer rt'
Alternates-J. M. Loveless, A. B. John
ston, J. w. Barclay, II. w. Perry, r. V.
Evans, Thomas H. Holt, John X. War
rem. - s'Ist ss
South Highlands Beat e->1
lies west of Twentieth street and south
of Avenue II, and the voting place is at
or near Selfs store. The Johnston del
egates and alternates to the county con-
vention are as follows:
Delegates-W III. Lodge, w. c. Ward,
S. D. Weakley, r. L. Thornton, Paul
Schuesler.
Alternates-L. G. Woodson, Sumpter
Bethea, II. H. Spencer, H. K. White, H.
l.. Badham.
Hill Beat
lies west of Twentieth street and be-
tween the Alabama Great Southern rail-
road and Avenue H, and the voting place
is at Rowelrs store, Avenue d and
Twelfth street. The Johnston delegates
and alternates to the county convention
are as follows:
Delegates-John F. Harring ton, James
Mackin Henry Behrens, Hous j. REG,
NJ C. Ferguson, Charles III. Jernigan,
George Swanton.
Alternates-E. J. Rowell, E. T. Menas-
co, E. Solomon, J. T. Ferguson, w. t.
Sims, J. M. Faith William A. Mathene.
Jackson Beat
lies west of Twentieth street and be-
tween Seventh and Thirteenth avenues,
and the voting place is at Shepherds
store. The Johnston delegates and alter
mates to the county convention are as
follows:
Delegates-A. o. Lane. Jack Curran,
L. ]. Haley, Jr., Charles G. Brown, w
H. Cutcliff, B. Steiner, John c. Carmi-
chael, Ellsworth Scott.
Alternates-Samuel Ullman, A. j.
Camp, George Alexander, A. r. Wal
strum, r. H. Benners, George c. Kelly,
Herman Lowenthall, Will O'Rourke.
Davis Beat
lies west of Twentieth street, between
the Alabama Great Southern railroad
and Seventh avenue, and the voting
place is at the Northsde market. The
Johnston delegates and alternates to the
county convention are as follows:
Delegates-Frank s. White, Dan Band
man, Paul Gilardoni, Morris Loveman,
B. F. Roden, John Ward. John NJ Con-
nelly T. T. Ashford ]. w. Bush Fergus
w. Mccarthy. Ben M. Jacobs.
Alternates-H. M Reese, H. T. Beggs,
M. P. Messer, Barney Connolly, George
Harris, John Roach. James A. Allen, J.
II. Quinn, W. c. Scott, d. L. Bremen,
Charles F. Enslen,
Executive Committeeman.
The following executive committee
men for the several city beats will be
supported by the Johnston men tomor-
row:
South Highlands-Henry B. Gray
Cleveland-John S.. Gillespy
Madison-Richard ". Evans.
Monroe-R. P. Wetmore.
Jefferson-Arthur c. Crowder.
Davis-John Connolly.
Jackson-Walter L. Kelly.
North Highlands-D. r. Copeland.
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