The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-19
Montgomery County h.
 SpcCtorS are Named.
MEETING OF COMMITTEE
JelkS and Johnston to Be
 Equally Represented.
Nessrs. Teasley and Graves Each Recommended an Inspector and Third Was Selected by
 Beat Committeeman.

MontEomery County met in the Circuit Court room at the county court house at 12 o'clock yesterday and selected mana gers and made other final arrangements for the primary election to be held next Monday.
 tirely harmonious and a spirit was mani- fested that no infringement should be made upon the rules and regulations prescribed by the State Committee.
 Committeeman A. H. Arlington of Beat ?, S. !. Pettus of Beat and E. M. Ben- bow of Beat 13 were absent without proxies. The proxy of pr. Glenn An drews committeeman from Beat was held by Gordon Macdonald; the proxy of Committeeman E. s. Carter of Beat IS was held by Dr. T. J. Slough and the proxy of w. c. Ray. Jr.. of Beat lA was held by G. W. Covington.
 In the absence of Messrs Arlington, Pettus and Benbow there were but eigh- teen votes in the committee meeting.
 Chairman Charles B. Teasley of the Jelks Campaign Committee. and Chair man Bibb Graves of the Johnston Cam pain Committee, attended the meeting and they were accorded the privilege ot the floor of the meeting in order, as it was said. that perfect fairness should be insured the two candidates for Gov ernor in the selection of managers of the election.
 Soon after the meeting had been called to order by Chairman Ray Rushton. Committeeman G. c. Glider of Mount Meigs introduced the following resolu- tion:
 Resolved that the campaign managers for Jelks and Johnston. respective candi- dates for Governor, be requested to re- commend an inspector of the election for each precinct in Montgomery County and that the Executive Committeeman from each precinct be allowed to name one in spector of the election, the three inspec- tors to be ratified by the County Execu- tive Committee"
 Committeeman D w. Ford of Beat 6 objected to the resolution. He said other candidates are running besides those who are candidates for Governor and he thought all of them should be represented or none of them.
 Replying to MT. Ford, MT. Glider said 1t was a hard enough matter to get mana gers and inspectors in the country beats If each candidate in Alabama was allow ed a manager at the polls MT. Glider said there would not be enough electors in some of the country beats to serve. Therefore, Mir. Glider said. his plan was ,ne most practicable. It would also rid the primary of unfairness and he said he felt sure it was the purpose Of the Committee to do away with any appear ance of unfairness.
 The resolution of Mr. Glider was adopt ed without a dissenting vote. and the Committee proceeded to the work of selecting inspectors of the election
 A name was presented by c. B. Teas ley representing Governor Jelks and Blop Graves representing ex-Governor John, ston presented a name. The third name was suggested by the committeeman. When the entire list of inspectors had been recommended in this way 1t was adopted as Whole-
 The list of inspectors Is as follows, the first named being recommended by the Jelks Campaign Committee, the second named being recommended by the John ston Campaign Committee and the third named being recommended by the beat committeeman:
 Beat Ira H. Virgin. R. H. Jones, A c. Jones.
 Beat 2-George M. Powell. Robert B. Lowe. R. G. Banks.
 Beat 3-Clifford A. Lanier, IT,, J. c. Cheney, G. c. Clisby.
 Beat 1T. B. Thompson, J. G. Cowan' P w. Smith.
 Reat 5-D. B. Westcott, r. c. Hannon. B. C. IOuHS.
 Beat 6-J. J. Farley, J. J. Sullivan, J. II. Screws. ~
 Beat w. A. Brown. W. T. Dillard, M. r. Finn.
 Beat s-W. G. Jones. z. c. Mccullough. J. L. Blakey.
 Beat 9-H. c. Lamar. Dr. Frank N. Mclean, A. H. Clark.
 Reat lo-James Tankersley. B. H. Car ter, J. c. Supple.
 Beat 11-Major George Jones, Henry Jones, Frank Lawrence.
 Beat 12-E. M. Benbow, Henry smiley T. J. Gray.
 tor McNeil ~ M IT. Freeman.
 Beat 15-James Milligan, M. o. Mer- ritt, Peyton Enzor.
 Beat 16-L Duncan. w. w. Sellers, J. T Giddens.
 Reat 17-CarI M. Roemer. W. k. Peebles l. NJ stuckey.
 Beat 1S-Malcolm H. Chisholm. pr. T. J. Slough, J. H. Kennedy.
 Beat 19-W. A. Brown, w. Gray lien derson J. NJ. Anderson.
 Beat 20-H. A. Goldthwalte, F. M' DoS- kin, s. P. McLemore. .,
 Beat 21-H l.. Wigglesworth' A' D' Judkins, T. c. Raoul.
 The only contest over the selection or an inspector developed owing to the ao- sence of Committeeman A. II. Arrlngton of Beat 2 For the third inspector TOT this beat MT Teasley recommended f. c Banks and Mir. Graces recommenoeo F. w. Kirchner. ,,.
 Mr Banks was elected over MT. kirch- ner the vote standing 10 to 6. Two com mitteemen did not vote and three were absent The six beat committeeman who voted for MT. Kirchner, the nomi- nee of the Johnston committee, were from Reats 4. 10. Il, r. IS and 2l.
 Chairman Rushton announced that the county ticket had not been printed and said If any committeeman would leave inc names of candidates for beat commit | teelnen with him he would nave them printed upon the ticket.
 Mir. Teasley suggested that there should | be some method of informing the lhePec- tors of the class of voters who are eN- empt from poll taxes and on motioh oI | i. G. Crommelin, Chairman Rushton was requested to send instructions 10 lhspec- tors as to who are legal voters when | he sends his tickets to the beats A resolution by Committeeman Charles p. Anderson of Beat 4 requesting the tnspectors to appoint clerks who VIII rep | resent both Jelks and Johnston was adopted.
 There was some discussion of the hours which shall be observed by the inspectors at Highland Park but Chairman Rushton finally ruled that this was a matter that had been definitely decided by the State Committee and consequently could not be