The age-herald., 1901-02-17
Men Who Will Conduct Pri- mary Election on March 9
ECONOMY THE WATGHW0RD
Expenses Will Be MnImized In the Interest of Aspiring Candidates. To Select Delegates to the
 County Convention.

have named managers and returning of ncers for the primary election to be held March g. to select delegates to the county convention to be held March IA to nomi- nate delegates to the constitutional con vertion.
 With the idea of making the election as inexpensive as possible to the candi- l dates, tho committee decided not to send out the regulation ballot boxes, but only the returning sheets and other necessary blanks the managers to provide boxes of some sort in which the pallets can be cast. Under this arrangement there will be a considerable saving, as it would en- tail quito an expense to deliver ballot box at every polling place in the county. Other oxpenses that are usually connect cd with the holding of an election will be done away with and the candidates will be put to the least possible expense.
 The Election Officers.
 Following Is list Of the election of foers, the first named three In each ir- stance being the managers:
 Beat l. Wlliams--T. w. Lovelace, J. Kimball and James F. Moore; returning |
 Beat 2, Jonesboro-Pinc5ney Scott, P. D. Jacobs and J. r. Parsons; returning officer, D. W. Houston.
 Beat 8, Johns-P. N Stuclkey, T. M. Parsons and II Parsons; returning of ficer Porter Miller | Beat 3, Adger-J. II. Stevens. J. l.. Clemo and P. G. Dunlap; returning of- l ficer, James Hillhouse, ST.
 Beat {. Aarons--R. B. Patton, W. C.. Houghton and Elem Altman; returning | officer, D. r. Staggs. Beat 5, Short Crcek--J. II. Hood, Dr. Benton Vines and Austin Vines; returning officer, r. NJ. Vines.
 Beat 6, Robbns-J. D. Wood, c. A, Robbins and w. H. Goggins; returning officer J. W. Sellers.
 Beat 7, Dolomite and Bethlehem-Sam- ucl Meigs, James W. Brown and A. l.. Wheeler; returning officer, J, A. Bell. Beat 8. Oxmoor-Mose Hill, N. J. Dison and John Patton; returning officer, R. s., Hickman, Beat 3, Elyton-Paul Greene. P. S. Mill ner and T. S. Smith, returning officer, A, B. Purdue J, Lacey and George W. Smith; returning officer, Byrd Hill.
 Beat 10, East Lake-Yancey Senn, w. c. l Beatty and R. A Morris; returning of f1cer, N. A Barrett.
 Beat Il, Vanderbilt-R. M. Strickland, w. H. May and Tyson Moore; returning officer, N. H. Irwin. Beat Il, Greene s-Sam Bentley, George w Thompson and M. T. Bremen; return ing officer. J. c. Hilton.
 Beat 12, Leeds-J T. Rowan, James M Scott and John Jones; returning officer George c. Jones. Beat F. Henryellen--S. Branham, Jack Williams and Joseph Pledger; returning officer, J. B. Hill.
 Beat 1s, Trussvile-Ed Brewer, W. P. Hickman and A. J. Reid; returning off, cer, R. II. Tendon.
 Beat 13, Chalkville-J. S. Lokey D.sH Yam and w l.. Vann; returning officer, William Live.
 Beat A. selfs--W. A. Bradford, c. P. Moore and John Eppes; returning officer, G. L. Clayton. l Beat 15, Mount Pinson-J. W. Price, J. F. Rogers and J. P. Hickman; returning 1 officer, C. c. Truss.
 Beat 16, Morris-T. S. Rogers, T. A. Langford and D. A. Stone; returning of- ficer, Henry Simpson.
 Beat r, Warrior-Carter Bibb, James Savage and Percy Ellis; returning officer, J. P. Reed.
 Beat IS, Coalburg G. w. Sherling, James Ball and James R. Owens; re- turning officer, H. M, Cunningham.
 Beat IS, Brookside-P. P. Grove, D. s. Fox and A. Stewart: returning officer, | Joseph R. Tate
 Beat 19, Flat Creek-C. B. Lawson, F. C. Smith, Jr., and William Anderson; re- turning officer c. K. Clayton.
 Beat 20, Irondale - J. D. Payne c. c. stamp and M N George; returning of- flcer, A. J. Herring.
 Beat 2l, Cleveland-J. T. Ganeston, B A. Thompson and George N. Boyd; re- l turning officer, Henry Howze Beat 2l, Madison-T. c. Ratliffe, J. p. l Davis and Benjamin McNally; returning officer John R. Copeland.
 Beat 21, Monroe--C. C. Heidt, George c. Whatley and R. B. Smyer; returning officer, J. H. McCary. | Beat 2l Jefferson - E. J. McCrossin, John c. Forney and M. J. Gregg; return ing officer, D. D. Courson.
 Beat 22 New Castle--J. M. Moore, Sr., Jerry Fountain and Thomas Ladner; re- turning officer, J. A. Harrison.
 Beat 22, Mary Lee - II. c. House, Will liam Manning and J. w. Fork; returning l officer Ira Dewent. 1 Beat 22. Sayerton--J. D. Smith, Hurt 1 Thomas and J. B. Presley; returning of- l fcer, R. A. Statum Beat 20. Partridge-T. H. Robbins, J. hcer. w. A. Mayfield | Beat 24, Meeks-R F. Vines, A. White. | I. T. Glare; returning officer, D. G. | Knight.
 Beat. 25, Union-A. G. Morris, S. A. Wood, IT. K Byars; returning officer, s. | r. Cunningham. | Beat 20, Argo-J. R. Massey, J. F. King. T. J. Stevens; returning officer. R. F. Keith.
 Beat 27, Toadvine-Ira Smith, John c. Riley, George Short; returning officer, J. J. Waldrop
 Beat 2S, Graham-J w. McCarty. O. B. Short, John Belcher returning officer, T. M. Tate.
 Beat %, Pratt City-J. A. Kirk, w. K. Lee, R. F. Lovelady; returning officer. John Harkins
 Beat 30 Williamsburg-B. F. Johnson, w w. Woodruff; returning officer, A.