The age-herald., 1900-03-11
FEW SLIGHT CHANGES MADE The Committee Will Meet Again
 Tuesday Morning. QUESTION k@ REPRESENTATION Will DeciE $ mber of Delegates New Beatsle : Entitled To-Will Also
 Cfo Ssr Petition of Dis
 snsary Advocates
REPRESENTATION

The primary plan committee of the Jeffer- son democratic executive committee will meet Tuesday at 9 a. m. to take up the question of beat representation in the county convention to be held in April. The principal question to be settled at this meeting will be the number of delegates tine new beats formed since the last con- vention shall be entitled to. Two beats, A and 45, have been formed since the con- vention of 1898, by dividing up three or four other beats. Fortyfour OHuffman) was created out of part of East Lake beat, Nos. 10 and 9. Forty-five (Ensey) was formed by taking part of Elyton, No 9. and Bethlehem, No. T.
 According to the plan adopted by the county convention, each beat Is entitled to one delegate for each 250 of population, and one additional for each fraction over fifty. This will probably give Huffman, No. A, four delegates, and Ensley, No. 4b ten del- egates. Ensley, it is understood, will ask to be allowed sixteen delegates.
 Another question to come before the com mlttee will be the petition of the dlspens- ary people for an extra ballot box at each voting place dn which to deposit votes on the dispensary question. The county ecutive committee at Us meeting on Feb- ruary 21 voted down resolution provid- ing for district vote on that question, and folio wing up tGlat matter the dispensary people went before the primary committee at its first meeting, and again last week, and asked that separate boxes be provided at each voting place in order to enable the people to give expression to their will on that question.
 The county executive committee instruct. ed the primary committee to follow the plan of the primary election of 1898 In so far as it was found to be practicable. and at the first meeting Of the committee the committee adopted that plan.
 Representa- ton
 The number of delegates to which each beat is entitled according to that is as fol- lows
 Precinct No. l, Williams two delegates. Precinct No. ?, Jonesboro, four delegates. Precinct No. 3, Johns and Adger, four delegates.
 Precinct No. 4, Aarons, two delegates
 Precinct No. 5, Short Creek, one delegate. Precinct No 0, Robbins, two delegates. Precinct No. z, Bthlehem and Mylan, seven delegates.
 Precinct No. 8, Oxmoor, four delegates. Precinct No. 9, Blyton, ten delegates. Precinct No. 10, East Lake, eight dele- gates.
 Precinct No. Il, Greens and Vanderbilt, three delegates.
 Precinct No. 12, Leeds and Henry Ellen, three delegates.
 Precinct No. 13, Trussville and Chalkville. three delegates. Precinct No. IA, Sef's three delegates. Precinct No. 15, Pinson four delegates. Precinct No. Is, Morris, four delegates. Precinct No. IT, Warrior, seven delegates. Precinct No. IS, Coalburg and Brookside, eight delegates. Precinct No. 19. Palos, two delegates.
 Precinct No. 20, Irondale, four delegates. Precinct No. 21, Cleveland, fourteen dele- gates.
 Precinct No. 21 Madison, eight delegates. Precinct No 21, Monroe, six delegates.
 Precinct No. 21, Jefferson, six delegates.
 Precinct No. 22, Newcastle and Mary Lee. five precincts. Precinct No. 23, Partridge, two delegates. Precinct No. 24 Meeks two delegates Precinct No. 25, Union, two delegates. Precinct No. 26, Argo two delegates. Precinct No. p, Toadyne two delegates. Precinct No. 2s, Graham, two delegates. Precinct No. 29, Pratt City, sixteen dele gates.
 Precinct No. 30, Williamsburg, one dele- gate. Precinct No s1, Acton, three delegates Precinct No 32 Smitql's Mill and Brad- ford, two delegates. .s4ss
 Precinct No. 33, Bessemer, fifteen dele- gates.
 Precinct No 34. Avondale and woodlawn, fifteen delegates.
 Precinct No. 30. Quinn, two delegates. Precinct No. 36, Gate City, two delegates. Prtcinct No. 37. North Highlands, four delegates. Precinct No. 37. Jackson, eight delegates. Precinct No. s7. Davis, fourteen delegates. Precinct No. 37, Hill, eight delegates. Precinct Mo- 37, South Highlands seven delegates. Precinct No. Ss. Linn's and Blossburg. four delegates. Precinct No. Ss. Harrington. three dele gates.
 Precinct No 40. Huey and Woodward. two delegates.
 Precinct No. fl, Parkwood. one delegate. Precinct No. 42 North Birmingham three delegates. Precinct No. 4a, Locus Fork. one dele- gate. v Precinct No. A, Huffman. to be appor. tioned. -.,.-s,, .s..,, .....,
 Precinct No. 45 Ensley, to be apportioned.
 Primary Plan
 The plan under which the primary elec-
 
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