The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-04-30
HELD A VERY INTERESTING SEES
SION IN THE COURT ROOM AND
TRANSACTED ALL BUSINESS
RELATIVE TO THE PRIMARIES.
MANAGERS APPOINTED TO CON
DUCT THE ELECTION IN THE
DIFFERENT PRECINCTS OF THE
coUNTY-oTHER BUSINESS.

TIE democratic executive commit
tee of Glynn county held a very in
teresting meeting at the court house
yesterday morning. and all prelimi-
naries Tor the coming primaries were
perfected. Nearly the full board was
present. The following resolution,
touching upon the rules governing the
county primary, as well as the state
primary, were adopted:
At a meeting of the Democratic ex-
ecutivq committee, held on April 5,
the following resolutions were adopt
ed.
BE it, and It is hereby resolved by
tho Democratic executive committee
of Glynn county:
First that a primary election be
called and ordered to be held on the
ffteenta J5) day of May, 1902, for
the nomination of candidates ror the
following offices: Senator from the
Fourth senatorial district of Georgia.
representative for Glynn county, in
the house of Representatives, and all
county officers who are to be voted
for at the next general election, to be
held in October, next, and also for
members Of the Democratic executive
committee OF Giynn county.
Second. That, in the Twenty-slxth
district, at said primary election the
polls he opened at 7 o'clock, a. M, ami
closed at 6 o'clock. p. m, standard
time; and at all other precincts the
polls be opened at 10 o'clock a.. m
and closed at O'Clock p. m, standard
time
ThirB That the following man
ayers be appointed, at the several
precincts. to hold said election:
Twenty-sixth district, J. T. Lam
bright, W. ]. Way, A. /. Franklin;
Twenty-hfth district, j. D. Could,
John Postell. VIM Taylor; Twenty
seventh district, Frank Scarlet. W.
f. knight. r. ]. Matthews; 1356tn.
district. T. W. Lamb, Charlton
Wright. Joseph sapp; 1499th. district,
p. F. Lewis j. A Ward & w. Ar
nett; and that the polls be opened in
each Of said districts at the usual
places for holding elections therein.
Fourth. That the managers in tne
Twenty district be paia the sum
Of four dollars (s4), each, and in all
other districts, two dollars (SZ), each;
and that the manager bringing the
returns from eacn of the districts
other than the Twenty-sixth be al
lowed tthe sum Of one dollar (s1) ad-
ditional; and that each manager in
the Twenty-sixth district be allowed
to employ one clerk to be selected by
himself, and to be paid the sum of
three dollars ($3).
Fifth. That. should. any of the
managers lor the respective precincts
fafl to appear and qualify within nf-
teen minutes after the time appoint
ed for opening the polls at such pre-
cincts. then the Remaining managers
or manager, at such precinct who
may have appeared and qualified,
shall be authorized to appoint any
other qualified voter or voters resid-
ing in such district. to take the place
Of such manager or managers failing
to appear or. dTialifv.
Sixth. That a majority of the
managers for the Twenty-slxth dis
trict and one of the managers from
each of Ine other districts shall meet
at the court house in Brunswick at
noon on the 10th. day of May, 1902,
to consolidate the returns of said cleo
ton, and the persons receiving the
highest number of votes for the re-
spective Offices, shall be declared the
party nominees for such offices.
Seventh That the following per
sons shall be held qualified to vote in
said primary election: All white male
persons who shall have registered
with the county registrar six days be-
fore said election, and VINO are willing