The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-07-24

v,nen the person receiving the highest vote
for Judge OF the Circuit Court shall he an
nouuCrd as candidate at the democratic party
of Hartford county. this Executive Committee
of said county shall appoint i've persons to
cast in the Judicial Convention to be held at
the place. day and date 10 be hereafter named,
the five votes of Hartford county tor that pur-
son and no other. .
At the primary meeting each district shali
choose one person to be Il member OF the
County Executive Committee. which shall he
constituted of six persons so chosen, ana
shall act as such from the next general clcc-
ton for two years.
The election of such members of the EXecu-
tive Committee shall he ccrtlhcd dS the votes
for other nominees, and declared by the pres
ent Executive Committee.
Any vacancy in the Executive Committee
shall be filled by the Committee.
To facilitate the counting of the votes IN
any precinct where the judges shall deem II
desirable. two ballot boxes may be provided,
and at four O'Clock, l.. NJ, one of the judges.
with two persons appointed for the purpose
by the judges may begin the counting OF the
ballots received up to that hour. whist the
other Judges shall continue to receive the
votes cast. .
The result of counting, as first provided
for. shall not be disclosed until all the votes
cast shall be counted.
ANY ballot containing more names for one
office than are to be nominated shall not he
counted for that office.
RESOLVED, FURTHER, That the ballots to
be used at the Primary Election above called
shall be prepared and printed under the dircc-
ton of the Dem ocratic Executive Committee.
and that each precinct shall be provided with
election.
That every person desiring to offer his
name to be voted for candidate for any
office, shall present the same to the Executive
Committee, or Chairman, or Secretary there
of. on or before July 9th, 1903, at 2 o'clock
That each candidate, upon presenting the
name as aforesaid to the Executive Com
mittee as above stated, shall contribute to
the expenses of printing and distributing the
primary tickets the sum OF two dollars, winch
sum shall be sent to the Secretary of said
Committee, when his name is so sent.
The polls at Havre de Grace to be opened
at one O'Clock, p. NJ, and continue open unit
eight O'Clock. p NJ, on same day.
The polls in all other precincts in the Other
districts of the county shall be opened at one
O'Clock, p. M, and continue open until sever
O'Clock, =. NJ, on same day.
The following are the names of the judges
and clerks:
First -Abingdon-Howard Price
Chief; D. Trainor Archer, Edgar E. Tuchton
lanes F. Norris and George Gallon; Clerks
William Z. Smith and Daniel p. Fitzpatrick
Second Precinct-Magnolia-Jo Skillman
Chief; John H. Turner, Robert E l.. Leight
Alonzo Bowman and Parker F: Eyeritt
Clerks-Daniel Sullivan and Fred. Lantz:
Second Observation-Disclosures T.. Pritch
ard. Chief; Robert A. Mitchell. Charles II
Osborn, Orion {. Michael and Alfred II. Will
son. Clerks-Dickey Jamison, Geo. Mitchell
Howard Mitchell and Mitchell Osborn.
Foard, Chief; George W. Bolts. William +
Reasin Robert N. Hanna and Robert w alker
Jr. Clerks-Wade H. Lee. Wilson Cooley, j
Clinton Cooper and Samuel Preston.
Third -Perrymans--Winfield B
Harris. Chief, George B. Osborn, Frank
Mitchell, Marion Malcolm. S. A. McGuigan
Ssbs To eo and HONS kesfs
Third District-Bel Air-John b. Wysong
Chief; Henry B. Bruns,J J. Pearl Wilson, Thos
{. Bateman and James c. Young. Clerks
L ,;,,po lev
Second Precinct-Churchville- L. NJ IN
nikhuysen, Chief; William w. Finney, James
B. Stewart. John w. Cole and w; Scott
Handy. Clerks-William T. Kennedy and
William F. Hays.
Third Precinct FaIlston-Geo. H Osthcim
Chief; Joseph G. Favour, Joseph $ Archer
Dennis ]. Shanahan and E. I. Anderson
Clerks-William ] Shanahan. E. J. Colgan. lr
Fourth Precinct-Harkins- ii,
Black, Chief; Walter Slade. Ben amn II. vii
son, James Amos and Henry {. johnson
Clerks-Benja min q. Rees and John Peterson
Fourth Observation-Disclosures NJ
Scarf. Chief; William H. Jarrett. George A.
Cairnes, Jesse Taylor and Frank Sathcart'
Clerks-Joshua H: Rutledge. Alfred $ Upton,
Charles Devoe and Charles Bradenbaugh.
Second Precinct-Upper y Roads-Iohn 7
Dalton. Chief; William
Riley, Thomas Kelly and Thorn as Chenworth.
CIerks-James B. Onion, George Proctor, Ellis
worth Scarf and Samuel L: Kennedy
Third Precinct-Norrisville-;J X: Straw
Columbus Mcclung and c. Worth Shrodes
Clerks-John w. Barton, ]. Wiley Norris, \.
B. Wiley and Samuel McClung.
Fifth Dstrict-Dublin- Hugh a. Jones
Chief George E. Silver, Mordecai Scarbor-
ough, Joseph X. Hopkins and b. Frank Web
ster. Clerks-R. L. PrigG, Charles Brown,
Wakcman H. Scott and ]. Fred. Crew.
Second Precinct-Stearns-Zeph Heaps,
Chief; Daniel w. Bay, Clifford Shaw, Charles
A. Wilson. Joseph Remington. Clerks-Ed
ward Dooley. Granville Heaps, Charles Ii
McNabb and Mashall Stokes.
Sixth District-First Prccinct-Danicl X en-.
ny. Chief: Albert Lotiin, Victor Seminar. phn
B. Kelly. Charles l.. Charshce. Clerks
George Myers. George Kane. Frank Thorpy
and William Hand.
Second Precinct-Michacl Moore. Chief
Edwin Pierson, James Curry, Ambrose Il
Coburn, Evart Bradfield. Clerks--Thomas
Hopkins, Jr.. Joseph Parker. John May and
Edward Baldwin.
The first three judges named are to receive
the vote and pass upon all matters which
may be required to be decided. The last two
Judges named, together with the last two
named clerks are to take charge of the first
ballot box at four O'Clock, Il. NJ, and proceed
to count the same.
OHIO $. LEE. Chairman
MARTIN L. FOLEY.
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT,
JAMES T. PRITCHAWD.
A.FINNEY GAL BREATlI
HENRY +. DILL.
HARRY 5. CARVER, Secretary.