The age-herald., 1900-06-21

brooks, T. H. Moore and A. c. Wyatt, Nhite Tom Oden, colored
 Coalburg-Z T. Boyd and James Roberts, white; Henry Nicely, colored.
 Palos-W. T. Collier, white Will Henly, colored.
 Blossburg (Tutwiler)-J D. Reeves. Jack Orr, white; Harry Ragland colored.
 Johns-R. D. Oswell and Tom R. Lowery, white; Rams Smith, Cap Fleming, Young Williams, James Swinney, Will Hall. Nat Springer, c. M Coker and T. H. Houser, colored.
 Warner-Levi Jenkins and J. S. Lloyd.
 Dolomite-Allen Cost.
 Dogwood-J W. Campbell.
 Aldrich-G. T. Jones, colored.
 Hargroye, Charles Dewberry and Ed Nichols, white; Henry Gillard, colored.
 Glen Carbon-Rans Lawley
 Adger-W s. Swinney and J. J. Reynolds, white; Giles Moseley and Rober Creighton, colored.
 Nebo-C. J. Weatherford white, and G. Gladney, colored.
 Maylene-W. c. Mccoy.
 Sayreton-Thomas English and Harry Easterbrook, white; J. H. Davis and A Me- Conder, coored.
 Frank Fournier, William Bynum, Will Six, George Smitherman and George Hays col ored.
 America-John Welch
 Lewisburg-Jim Walters, white and T. Foster, colored.
 Briliant-J. J. Grim and J. w Enis
 Coal Valley-J Scott.
 Gaines Valley-William Argent
 The following committee on order of business was appointed: Richard Hooper of Pratt City: E. s. Scott of Oakman: F. A. Murdock of Gamble; Albert Ellis of Blocton; John Welch of America.
 Committee on Scale
 On motion the chair appointed the fol- lowing committee on scale Ed Flynn of Pratt City; w. S. Sweeney of Adger; J. S. Lloyd of Warner; N. S. Pringle of Johns: C. W. Clan of Pratt City; George R. Key. holds of Blocton; D. S Jones of Belle Ellen; P. S. Walshall of Graves; D. M. Watts of Galloway; w. M. Fields of Brookside; w. c. Mccoy of Maylene
 The following committee on resolutions was appointed by the chair L. B. Evans of West Pratt; Ed. McNichols of liar grove, w. T. Westbrook of Coal City; Charles Coker of Sumter; John G. Smith of Pocahontas; l.. F. Johnson of Bloss- burg; J. D. Reeves of Tutwier No. 3.
 President Young read a letter from G. B. Mccormack, General Manager of the Ten nessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company, requesting that committee from the coal operators be received by the operatives in order that the situation of the coal and iron industries of the district might be placed before the convention, before the regular business of the convention is taken up.
 MT. Gentry moved that the committee from the operators be received after the committee on scale submits it's report. An amendment to this motion was offered to the effect that the committee be received at that session. The chair held that the substitute was not in order. MT. Gentry's motion was then tabled by a vote of As to 3S.
 A motion was made to receive the opera tors a o'clock this morning but this was opposed by MT. Bynum and others and was tabled by almost a unanimous vote
 The communica ton from. MT McCor- mack was then, on motion, indefinitely laid on the table.
 The question of seating William Argent of Gaines Valley, who did not bring his credentials with him, was called up, and he was given a seat in the convention.
 The committee order of business sub mitted the following report:
 That the convention meet daily at a. m. and adjourn at F noon; reconvene at 1:30 D. and adjourn at 5.
 That no delegate be allowed to speak on any one subject more than one time, except to make or second motions.
 That delegate Do allowed to speak more than five minutes at a time.
 That the chair appoint doorkeeper
 That the doorkeeper take up the pass word at the door when the convention goes into executive session.
 At the conclusion of the reading of the committees report the convention ad- journed until o'clock this morning.