The age-herald., 1900-03-23
REGISTRARS HAVE
 BEEN APPOINTED Named at Meeting of Sub-Com-
 mittee Yesterday. WILL BEGIN WORK MONDAY Instructions Under Which Registration Will be Held-Managers Will be Appointed on April Estate
 Committee Meeting
WILL BEGIN WORK MONDAY

The primary subcommittee of the Jeffer- son county democratic executive commit tee met yesterday morning and appointed registrars for the beats 21, 29 SS, S4, S7 and 45, who will undertake the registration of all the white voters in these beats. The beats named include the cities of Birming- ham, Bessemer, Ensley, Pratt CityA Wood lawn and Avondale. The registration books will be open two weeks, beginning next Monday, and closing Saturday, April '. The registrars appointed are as follows:
 Madison, 21-John L. Davis, Riggs mar ket, Twenty fourth street.
 Cleveland. 21-H. B. Abernathy, court house.
 Monroe. 21-J. M. Tuck. Tuck's store.
 Jefferson, 21--T. J. Smith, Smiths store
 Pratt City, 29-Tom Dugan, city hall.
 Bessemer 33-S. H. King, Bessemer.
 Avondale, 94-J. P. Spencer Avondale.
 Woodlawn, 34-A. B. ParlSes, Woodlawn.
 North Highland, 37-John McAlllster, Selfs store.
 Jackson, SEE. Gusfield, Shepperd's store.
 Davis, 37-Mike Brennan, Adams drug store.
 South Highlands, 97-Herbert Reynolds, Reynolds store.
 Hill, 37-John Shields, Shields store.
 wylam, 45-Frank Fournier, Wylam.
 Ensley, 45-John Going, Ensley.
 Instructions
 The following set of resolutions, adopted by the subcommittee last Saturday, cover the instructions under which the registrars will work:
 Instructions to regstrars-All the white voters of beats 21, 29, S9, S4, S7 and 45 and subdivisions thereof are required to regis ter before they shall be entitled to vote in the primary election to be held on April a4 1900.
 The registration shall begin on March 26 1900. and continue up to and including the 7th day of April, 1900. The registration books shall be opened al | 8 a. m each day and closed at D. n., ex cept Saturday. March 31. and April ', or each of which days the books shall clos' at 9 p. m.
 | The registrar shall be at the voting plact at a. m. on the day of the election witt his books, and remain there until the poll close and register all white voters wh | have not before that time been duly regis tered.
 | If the registrar should fail to appear a | any voting place above stated on the morn | ing of the election the managers shall ap | point a registrar to take the place of sait l absent registrar, so that no person entitle, l to vote shall be denied the right to do so. | Each of said registrars shall be paid fo l his services the amount of $25. | c. P. BEDDOW. Chairman. WALTER MOORE, JOHN s. KENNEDY l At the meeting last Saturday, the com
 and Kennedy as committee of three t | which was referred the matter of namin | registrators.
 | The stationery to be used by the regis | trars will be ready tomorrow afternoon | and will be given out by MT Beddow, tn l chairman of the committee. | The subcommittee will meet on April to appoint members for the primary cleo tion to be held on April 14. | Meeting state Committee l The state deocratic executive committe | meets In Montgomery today to take up tn l protest from Autauga county. It is prob | able that there will also be a protest iron l Lee, and perhaps one other county. Chair l man Robert J. Lowe, Secretary Nathan l. l Miller and other democrats from Birming ham went to Montgomery yesterday after noon to attend the meeting.