The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-03

to march in the parade and committee of three was appointed to extend this in- vitation to all the union workers possible. The parade will be headed by a platoon of police and followed by the officials of the city. Then will come the executive committee followed by the marchers At the grand illuminated arch the golden key will be presented by Alderman Har- ry Jones who represents Mayor Dren- nen. It will be received by Vice Presi- dent John Murtough of the Iron Holders on behalf of the carnival. Then will come the first 'bal1y hoo and what promises to be the greatest carnival ever held in Birmingham will be on.
 Said one of the officers of the carnival: l It Is the intention of the management to conduct the carnival on such plane --------' 1 spectors; Mike Bonhoizer, returning of- l ficer
 Precinct No. S7-Market House: John w. O'Neill, Bertram Jacobs, A. H. Geo. regan, inspectors; Jack J. Curran. re- turning officer.
 Precinct No. s7-Southside Fire De- partment: Forney Johnston, Turner R. Weakley, A. H. Carpenter, inspectors; John D. Baker, returning officer.
 Precinct No. 3S-Blossburg: L. T. Sniff lett, E. E. Tutwiler, J. R. Lally, inspec- tors; E. R. Abernathy, returning officer. Precinct No. 38-Linn's: T. S. Teer, w. R. Matthews, Jr., w. A. Linn, inspec- tors; W. P. Waldrop, returning officer. Precinct No. 39-Farrington: Henry c. | M P inspectors John Farrintgon, returning officer.
 Precinct No. 40-Huey: o. J. Waldropi T. M Salter. J. V. Huey, inspectors; c. L. Dabhs, returning officer
 Precinct No. 40-Woodward: Dr. 10. l.. Edmundson, A J. Smith, A. B. Reece, inspectors; James A. Eastis, returning officer.
 Precinct No 41-Parkwood: I. c. Crot- we'll, P. C. Curran, T. M. D. Erhart, in- spectors; William Atkinson, returning officer.
 Precinct No. 42-North Birmingham: J. F. Knight, J. w. Arnold, S. D. Harris, inspectors w. s. Cole, returning officer. Precinct No. 43-Locust Fork: F. H. Vines, w. I. Short, J, H. Snow, inspec- tors; Jacob Prescott returning officer Precinct No A-Huffman: T. w. Rid dle, L. D. Dupuy, George w. Frazier in- spectors; J. D. Pinson, returning officer Precinct No. 45-Ensley: Romaine Boyd, D. R. Hay. J. W. Reid, inspec- | tors: N. w. Scott, returning officer.
 Precinct No. 45-Wylam: James Lid- | dell, William Tyler, J. l.. Conley, inspec- tor; Dr. J. H. Edwards, returning officer. Precinct No 46-Avondale: w H. Propst. Clifford s. Price, c. A. Vildibill, inspectors; Walter s. Meroney, returning officer.
 The two tickets that will be voted for tomorrow are as follows:
 Democratic Ticket.
 For Governor-William D. Jelks.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Russell M. Cunningham.
 For Secretary of State-J. Thomas Hefin.
 For Attorney General-Massey Wilson. For Auditor-Thomas l.. Sowell.
 For Treasurer-J. Craig Smith.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries-Robert R. Poole.
 For Superintendent of Education-I. w. Hill.
 For Congress-Oscar w. Underwood. For Legislature-Augustus Benners, A. T. London, L. J. Haley, F. E. Black burn, J. c. DuBose, W. c. Cunningham, c. w. Hickman.
 For Auditor-Robert A. Norris
 For Road Supervisor-J. Ed Haigler.
 Republican Ticket.
 For Governor-J. A. w. Smith.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Charles F. l Lane.
 For Secretary of State-J H. Karter. For State Treasurer-H. Lee Brown. For State Auditor-T. B. McNaron.
 For Attorney General-W H. Arm brecht.
 For State Superintendent of Education U. c. Fonville. I For Commissioner of Agriculture and 1ndustries-T. B. Morton.
 For Congress-J. Clyde Millar.
 For Legislature-J. Walter Brigman, Joseph H. Montgomery, F. G. Sheppard, D. N. Smith, John x. Thomas, G. c. 1 Willis.
 For County Auditor-J. H. Wallace. For Road Supervisor-P. A. Grantham.