The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-24
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
ALABAMA MEN TO 60 TO CANE
 GROWERS CONVENTION.
Governor Jelks Selects Number of Representatives to Participate in Gathering of Agricultur- ists in Macon, Ga.

Governor Jelks yesterday appointed
 about 100 delegates to the International Corn Growers Convention which will meet in Macon. Ga, April s.
 The delesates named yesterday were from twenty-one counties. representing all sections of the State. The promotion of the Cane Growers As- sociation is a revival Of the cane grow ing industry in the Southern States com mensurate with Its importance. ~ The movement which has been started by the Association has been declared the most important agricultural ehort ever under taken In the South. One of Its purposes
 lands of Georgia, Alabama and other Southern States which has been denuded of trees by iumbermen. The Convention at Macon will be in session three days. May 6. and s. The , special interest. The leading agricultur- | ists of the country will participate in the discussions. It is expected that Macon will be crowded with delegates. Governor Terrell of Georgia has ap- pointed 800 delegates. The Governor of | Florida has appointed 300. The Alabama delegates are as follows:
 Geneva County.M. P. Metoalf Hart Black. Geneva; Martin Sellers, Geneva; | J. B. Albritton. Eunola. | Baldwin County--ti. smith, Fairhope; | J. w. Cramer, Carney; Oscar Hall. Daph- | hcp A'C0H, pay AsAtAStec, J' ISs AnC- Coy. Perddo
 Choctaw County-Henry Brewster. But Ter; P. N. Smith, Mt. Sterling; J. W. Hodges. Mt. Sterling.
 | T. H. Brown, Barr's Min; Burr Ramage | Brundidge; pr. A. c. Townsend. China | Grove.
 Coffee county-F, M. ,Priestwood, Roc
 Sp Brock A mnF'a %ss Setasa afary Wilcox County-J. D. Bryant, Sr.. Can ton Bend; O. H. Spencer. Sedan: Wm. Henderson, Henderson's Store; ]. N Mil
 Ter; Camden; s ,: N Stanford, Pins Apple
 vile; pr. J. 2: Jeffries. Whatley; L. ".
 sugssviiie: James Deas suggsvllle.
 ,,;iis Henry CountymR. j. Reynolds; Abee-
 erton. Wesley; J. W: Roberts, Edwin; Montgomery County-C. C.. Abercrom-
 bie, Montgomery; A: St. c. Tennille. J. R. canteIou. Montgomery; M. B.
 Naftel; J. MacFariand Williams. Mont.
 Lee county-w. T. Andrews, Gold Hill.
 Lowndes county-L. H. Mccurdy. Lowndesboro
 Covinston county--J. E. Hughes, Fio-
 rala; c. c. Moore, Andalusia: Ira Ward. Opp; W. W. Williams, Rose Hill. Marengo County--J. H. Minge. Fauns-
 dale; W. A. Skinner. Old Spring Hill
 John Jackson. Linden; Benjamin Whit combe, Linden: Albert Dumas ,Hamden; J. T. Lowery, Magnolia. Washington County-W. A. Moseley, St. Stephens; Frank Elmore. Frankfort, Samuel Granade, Frankfort; Howard Douglass. Mcintosh Bluff. Butler County-DaniS Rouse, Green vile; R. F. Koib. Boiling; J. B. Stanley. Greenville.
 Monroe County--J. K, Kyser, Burnt Corn; N. G. Davis. Bells Landing; N
 B. Slaughter. Mt Pleasant; N. J. Stall | worth, Monroeville.
 Conecuh County-M. B. Salter, Ever green; c. A. Yates. Gravella; A. R.
 Knight, Belleville; F. M. Rsan, Burnt Corn. Dale County-T. W. Chain. Ozark: Ma | jor Carroll, Ozark: Lewis Moseley, Ozark; J. C. Barnes. Ariosta; George W. Kelly, Midland City; Jere Sate, Newton; John
 Dean, Pinckard; Warren Brocken, Dale vile. Houston County-Thomas Danzey, Do l than; R. P McGriff. Columbia: W. F. Covington, Headland; s. J. Hall, Gordon;
 T: J. Dawsey GDothan; J. s. Collins. Do-
 Escambia County-N. R. Leigh sr,
 Baldwin John D. Travis, Brewton; J. W. Kelly. Pollard.
 Perry County-Frank Bates. Hamburg.