The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-09

in that locality.
 J. H. Donohoo of Talladega is in the city and he brings good news from his locality about the ratification Of the Con- stitution, reporting his p0o-le all fer It.
 The following is list of the managers of the election to be held Monday in Montgomery County:
 Precinct No 1-W. A. Gunter, Jr., Pat Mulcahy. John Purifoy; w. D. Westcott, returning officer. Precinct No. 2-McD. Cain, H. H. Cheathem, Jas. T. May; Geo. M. Powell. Sr., returning officer. Precinct No. 3-J. s. Dowdell. W. T. Se.bles, w. C. Fuller; A. J. Taylor. re- turning officer.
 Precinct No 4-Jas. Freeman, F. B. Joseph, Jr., c. F. Mcintyre; s. 8. Belser, returning officer.
 Precinct No. 5-E. H. Hannon, Robert Graham, f. J. Hall; Boiling Young. re- turning officer
 Precinct No. 6-J. A. Sullivan, Daniel Frazen, Sol Finnigan; w. B. Whiting. returning officer.
 Precinct No. 7-H. A. Belser, M. F. Flynn, w. H. Lawson, Sr.; w. R. Me- Dade, returning officer.
 Precinct No. S-F. M. Jones, J. w. Mills, c. c. Mccullough; Boiling Holt, returning officer.
 Precinct No. s-A. H. Clark, H. A. Jones, Dr. F. M. Mclean; s. J. Pettus. returning officer.
 Precinct No. 1o-G. H. shackleford. A. M. Moseley, A. B. Colquit; B. B. Carter. returning ofsfcer. Precinct No 11-George Jones, A. M. Owen, c. M. Robertson; J. T. Robertson. returning officer. Precinct No. 12-E. M. Renbow, c. M. Grove, J. w. Stowers; Dr. c. c. Baker. returning officer.
 Precinct No. 13-J. J. stowers, W. P. Curry, E, P. Johnson; w. A. Townsend returning officer.
 Precinct No. 14-J. M. Curtis, T. M Harris, Isaac Collier; E. J. Harris, re- turning officer. Precinct No. 15-S. A. Merritt, J. H Milligan, J. T. Cone; W. G. Lowe, return | ing officer
 Precinct No. 16-Clifton Poole. J. T. Geddns, Samuel J. Gay; w. E. Skinner, returning officer. Precinct No. 17-G. W. Covington, w. c. Ray, Jr, R. Tyler Goodwin; w. c. Ma thews, returning officer. Precinct No 1S-Dr. T. J. Slough, H..M. Chisholm, P. H. Thrasher; John D. Det- wiler, returning officer. Precinct No. 19-W. F. Herbert, Dr. l.. | H. Stone, Capt. J. M. Anderson; Frank Barnett, returning officer. | Precinct No. 2O-H. A. Goldthwaite, P. M. McLemore, w. D. Whit; N. N. Waller. returning officer. Precinct No 2l-Murdock Merriweather, | l.. D. Judkins, R. w. Yost; John fiopson. returning officer. | Hon. J. Tom Heflin of Chambers, did a good days work for the new Constitu ton in Montgomery County yesterday anc closed the day by speaking to an audi, 1 ence of 200 persons in the streets Of West End last night. MT. Henin and Captain E. A. Graham drove to LaPine. leaving the city at ar early hour yesterday morning. They spoke to a good sized audience at Il o'clock and many persons present ex
 pressed themselves as being convinced | that the new Constitution is an improve ment over the old.
 At 2:SO o'clock MT. Hefiin and Captair | Graham spoke at Sellers and were re ceived by large audience. Last night Mir. Hefiin spoke with Hon | Terry Richardson in the streets Of Wes
 End. The air was crisp, but about 70 persons were present. They spoke ol | Bell Street near the store of R. D. Lee | c. P. Cassidy presided over the meeting
 He Is an ardent ratifcationist. Mir Richardson was introduced by W. + | Herbert. Mir. Richardson spoke thirty l minutes and closed by introducing MT l Hefin. who made the principal speech 0
 the meeting MT. Heflin carefully ex
 plained the suffrage clause of the nev | Constitution and was repeatedly cheered
 The crowd was good natured and at tn | close of the meeting many voters crowded about Messrs Hefiin and Richardson ant
 assured them that they appreciated tn
 information they had received.
 MT. Cassidy said last night lhat Yves
 End Beat was solid for ratification.