The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-05-09
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Proceedings of the Meeting at
Higginsville Monday.
JUDGES FOR PRIMARY NAMED
Rules That Will Govern the Demo
cratic Primary Adopted.


The democratic central committee me-
at Higginsville last Monday. With the
exception of two or three the entire com
mittee was represented.
On motion of Mr.. John T. Neill, Peachy
Rhodes was elected to fill the vacancy
on the committee from S~choolingville.
The committee on rules governing the
primary election reported through Mr.
Alonzo Barnes a set of rules which were
adopted.
Bids for printing $4,000 ballots and &C
poll books were opened. TIL lNTELLI-
aENcER bid $3.50, the News $I4 and the
Leader 50. The contract was awarded to
the latter.
Bids for delivering the poll books al
each precinct were opened. Kelly 4
Sons bid s.; T. c. Graves, SIS; Young &
Buford $40, and Tucker & Burgess S45.
The contract was awarded to Kelly &
Sons.
On motion of Mr.. L. p. Taylor the
judges for the primary were appointed.
They are as follows:
LAY TOWNSHIP.
NORTH OQeSSa-lnoS. " diDO1, y =. "A
Jeffries, Jos. H. Cristy and ]. w. Nc
Burney.
Greenton-J. w. Hannah, E. F. Rey-
noIds, c.. j. Miller and j. A. r. Chamber
lain.
Bates City-Geo. w. Gillespie, g. T.
Doty, G. c. Campbell and R. L. Evans.
Napoleon-B. ". Jefferson, G. @. Fish
back, ]. B.. Mabrey and R. E. Levisay.
Wellingtou-Robert Dillingham;, Jas.
Bryant, E.. M. Thomas and j. r. After
bury.
DAVIS TOWNSHIP.
South Higginsville-M. L. Belt, ST.,
Price Gum, w. A. Thornton and w. c.
Boyer.
Schoolingville-George P. Gordon Duke
Prigmore, Freel Edwards and James
Corder.
W TOWNSHIP.
Dover-E. Zeysing, Wilson Malone, j..
A. HARDWOOD and G. D. Phelps.
Page City-Geo. Hall, Henry Platten-
burg, J. W. Tompkins and Jas. Page.
Soldiers Home-J. w. Muir, R. j. Har-
din, G. R. Mountgah and T. J. Marsh.
North Higginsville-B. c. Ridge, w. A.
Mcqueen, Geo. Schooling and C.. A. Har-
rington.
Corder-J. W. Lewis, Jno. Wiley, Steve
Kelly and Dan Jackson.
~Edwards-Jno. Edwards, Jno. Walters,
Jno. Frizzell and James Bray.
FREEDOM TOWNSHIP.
AullvilIe-W. N. Davis, ]. E. shackle-
ford. ]. p. Greer and JEFF. Fitzgerald.
Borland-W. w. Downing, Henry
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ClRrkson.
Concordia-Henry Miller, George Berg
man, Diedrich Roebe n Julius Vogt, Sr.
LEXINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Lexington-J. G. Worthington, 8. ].
Huston, George W. Mullenix and F. G.
McFadin.
MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP.
Alma. T. Goodwin, d. F. Jackson,
Harmon Decor and H.. c. Corder.
Waverly-Jno. p. Galloway, L. Strong,
r. E. Booton and B. F. Hit.
sNI-A-BAR TOWNSHIP.
South Odessa-C. r. Phillips, j. E.
White, Alonzo Lee and Chas. Gunlack.
Ferguson 8. H.-Geo. w. Owsley, 1. N.
Jno. Brown and A. g. Campbell.
Chapel Hill-Wm. Harris, Geo. Shore,
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Mayview-Rich Adams, w. H. Wag-
,ner, ]. H. Porter and Albert Tyree.
Wolfenoarger-T w. Hill, Jas. Martin,
Ino. Vanmeter and Geo. Boon.
Walnut Row-W. t. Cannon, G. w.
Fox, A. w. Laughlin and NJ. A. Sharp.
Having completed the business the
committee adjourned.
GALL MEETING.
At two O'Clock at the request and on
of a majority of the committee,
8. N. Wilson called a meeting
# the committee to consider the advisa-
'ility of placing the name for state
on the ballots at the primary,
nd having the choice of the county for
enator settled In that manner at hat
ime. The resolution looking to this end
Ras introduced by DR.. X. E. Hit, and
7as the subject of heated discussion. A
ote on the resolution was AIKEN. 1t
9 to 9. The ayes and nays being {
allied for the committee went to, record 4
3 follows:
Ayes-Mann, Berry, Neill, Barnes, Hit,
ewis, Neale, Taylor and Vandiver-9. ,
Nays-Wilson, Groves proxy for Price, ,
H. w. McNeill, Andrews, r. s.
roxy for Lee, Weaver, Lay, Handley and
.
The motion failed to carry and the COM
,ittee adjourned. :
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