Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-29
CONVENTION CALL.
Jefferson Countys Democratic Executive Com
mittee Issues Call for a County
Conye ton.

By direction of the executive committee
of the democratic and conservative party
in jefferson county, Alabama, the under
signed officers of said committee hereby
call a convention of the democratic and
conservative party of said county to be
held at IL o'clock noon, in Birmingham,
Ala, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
April, 1896, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the state convention of said
party to be held in the city of Montgom-
cry on Tuesday, the 21st of April, 1896.
The delegates of said county conven-
ton shall be voted for at the primary
election of said party to be held in said
county on Saturday, the 18th day of
April, 1896. The ballots for such dele
gates shall be separate from the ballots
cast for the selection of candidates for
county officers and shall be on white
paper, without any Identifying devices
or marks thereon.
Each precinct shall have the same
number of delegates in said convention
as it had in the convention held two
years ago for the nomination of county
officers and selection of delegates to the
state conventions and the delegates from
precincts Nos. Il and 81 shall be appor-
toned among the subdivisions of said
precincts according to the number of
white voters therein as returned upon
the lists made up by the committeeman.
That Is to say
Number and. Name
of Precinct. No. Delegates.
l-Williams...... .................. 2
2-Jonesboro .se............ ....................
3-Parsons' .....s.......... .................. 5
-shot SS.:;.''. '......... .................
o-Short Cfeek ,...;.. .......'................ !
7-Bethlehem. ......... ............ S
S-OXnoor.. .....'.... ..................... 4
~ ''....''. ............'
ll-GreenS ..........................
12-Leed S. ......... .................. ........
13-Trussville ......... ............ ...........
l5-Hagood's X Roads. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8
16-Morris ........... ........... ..............
iS-Coalburg (and Brookside) .............. I
19-Flat Creek -.................. ............
20-lrOndale ................. ..................
Zl-MadlSon 49,. .'....-... .''.........'..... I
21-Cleveland... ........,...... .......".....,.R
2l-Monroe ............, ....................... 4
2l-JefferSon Observation-Disclosures.
22-NeWcastle ........ .......-...... ...........
23-Partridge ....................... .......... !
2f-Meeks. ...............
z5-Union. .,....... ........... ......... $3.50.
26-Argo. ........... ....-..............
N-Toadvine. .:........ .........-. .......... ]
2S-Graham's...... .............. ............ l
z9-PraIt CITY -.'.''..............ll
Williamsburg. .......... ......."
31-Acton. ......:...... ............ ...........
32-Smith's Mill ....................... 2
Sf-Avondale (and Woodlawn). 70
36-Gate s........... ..............
s7-North Highlands. y. e..................... 8
37-Jaclkson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
37-Dayis .,........i,,,.'..,.
%-south highlands Observation-Disclosures. S
3S-Linn's Crossing (and Blossburg). 4
ST. arrington.... ...-.... ..............
40-Huey $50. .......,.... ..n......-......... 8
r. j. WALDROP, Chairman.
NATHAN l.. MILLER, Secretary.
March 23. 1896 3-25-2t-we.su