The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-06
Executive COMMITTEES meets.

Executive Committee Meets.
The Democratic Executive Committee
Of Dallas County met in the Hook and
Ladder rooms today and was called to
order by Chapman w w. Burns. Sec
rotary WcolA Called the roll and it WAS
found that stwenty-t members were
present. Chairman Burns stated the OBJ
jcct of the meeting TO be 10 draw UP rules
fer holding HE primary, in accordance
with the call Of the State Executive Com
mittee. Mr. Bnrls made a speech and
came out for the election of the Railroad
Commission by the people, and took the
position that the calling Of a primary
was the best thing for the Democracy of.
Alabama. He took a whack at Johnston
for saying he was not candidate for
Governor a month ago, but he is a can
didate now, and inumItod pretty strongly
that the time might come when he would
be a candidate against General Pettus Tor
the Senate.
Rules governing the primary election
were then read and adopted by sections,
the primary being set for the same day
as that set ~ the State Committee Aug.
25th.
on motion of CocHel d. t. Ellis
ringing resolution endorsing General Pet
tus WIS adopted by a rising vote.
On motion of Gin kirkpatrick the name
of Colonel II. S. Il. Mallory was endorsed
by Il rising vote as member OF the
State Democratic Executive Committee
from the Fourth District.
A resolution was adopted endorsing the
denomination of Congressman sgd Bowie.
The Question of whether or no the Old
court house VIII be given to Dallas
Academy by the Board of Revenue was
ordered voted On at the apprva hing pri-
mary.
The roll was called and the names of
the three inspectors at each voting place
were named by the executive cammittee-
man representing the beat
Colonel H. S. y. Mallory Is known to
ne an ardent Jelks man >nd SGT the com
mittee endorsed him uy a rising vote II
is undsl stood that the name Of MaJer
d. NJ Scott, GovernoEs Johnst9n's local
n.,tbagc4> win ne placed on the ticket. IN
opposition to tnat of Colonel Mallory.
Personal and Local.
Miss Mary Young returned Saturday
from Knoxv vile where she has been at
tending the Summer School Of the south
The total enrolment for the season was
9019 and the school was in every way a
great success
Levi EIerzfed and daughter. Miss Julia
have gone to New. York. Levi says. how
over, that he VIII be home in tiine to vote
for JclEs, In former days he was a rcd
hot Johnston man.
DR.. A. r. Coleman was brought home
from Asheville, N G., last night. He is
in very serious conuihon, suffering
with acute indigestion
-Bepreseutadse w. N. Knight of
Greensboro Is IN the city today Die is "A
candidate for the vacant Shrievalty OF
Haie County.
Mrs. b. J. schuster and four children
and Miss Corinna levy and Ralph Lilien-
thai have gone To- Cincinnati to spend
month.
Mrs w r. Nelson and daughter, Miss
Octavia Levert Nelson. have returned
from Il two week stay at Shelby Springs.
Professor Galloway is rolling his school
room To the corn"r lot adjoining the one
on which it formerly stood.
Hon. II. T. Res. has returned home
from a stay of some days with his family
~ Cook Springs.
Mrs. J. E. Kennedy, Jr., will leave on
Saturday for visit Of some time to
Epanoke, Va.
Hugh MaEor5 lr.t on Sunday for a visit
to that deIightfu .asde resort Coden.
jake Davidson as cunningham is on
. yisi1 to his broraal in this city.
e5alhan Kahn ly.a la4t night for visit