The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-07-17

Whcn the person receiving tbs higke.t vote
for Judge Ot the Circuit CnuTt snail hr an
nouucei as candidate OF the lIcmpcraiicnarty
OF Hartford county, the Executive COMMITTEE
of said county shall appoint tive persons to
cast in the Judicial Convention to he held at
the place, day and date to he hereafter named,
the five votes of Hartford county for that pur-
son and no other.
AT the primary meeting each district shall
choose one person be a member OF the
County Executive Committee. which shall be
constituted of six persons so chosen. ana
shall act as such from the next general cleo
ton for two years.
The election of such members of the EXccu-
tive Committee shall be certified as 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 It
desirable, two ballot boxes may he PROVIDED.
and at four O'Clock. i. NJ. one of the Judges
with two persons appointed for the purpose
by the judges. NAV begin the counting OF the
ballots received up to that hour, whist t!Ic
other Judges shall continue I" 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 obtaining more names for one
office than to be nominated shall not be
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 Democratic Executive Commute
| and that each precinct shall be provided with
| a sufficient number of ballots for the primary
election.
That every person desiring to offer his
name to be voted for as candidate for any
| Office. shall present the same To the Executive
Ghmmittee or Chairman. Secretary there
| OF, on or before July 1oth 1903, at II CLOCK,
NJ. .. 49,.
| 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 he opened
| at one O'Clock, p NJ, and continue open until
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, =. M, and continue open until seven
O'Clock. z. NJ. on same day.
The following are the names of the judges
First District-Abingdon-H Price,
Chef d. Trainor Archer, Edgar E. Tuchton,
| lanes F. Norris and George allon; Clerks
William F. Smith and Daniel p. FitzpaatrieR'
| Chief; John H. Turner Robert L l.. Leight.
| Alonzo Bowman and Parker +. Everitt;
Clerks-Daniel Sullivan and Fred Lantz:
! Second ict-Aberdeen-Geo. T.. Pritcll-
ard. Chief; Robert A. Mitchell. Charles b.
Osborn, Orion c. Michael and Alfred Fl. Will
gd ts6e Gsbo4n
| Second Precinct--Hopewen--E II.
| Foard Chief; George w. Bolts. William +.
! Reasin, Robert n. Hanna and Robert w ak or,
| Tr. Clerks-Wade H. Lee, Wilson Cooley, J.
| Clinton Cooper and Samuel Preston.
| Third Prccinct-Perrymans-W Is.
Mitchell, Marion Malcolm, S. A. Michigan.
Richard H. Taylor and Hollis Mutthsws.
| Third District-Bel Air-John Is. WysonG,
| Chief; Henry B. Bruins, j. Pearl Wilson. Tho>.
c. Bateman and James {. Young. Clerks
| Wiley Hopkins and Nj. Stanley McComas.
N. IL. Ial lam
| nikhuysen, Chief; William w. Finncy, James
| B. Stewart. John w. Cole and W. Scott
Handy. Clerks-William T. Kennedy and
William F. Hays.
| Third Precinct -Fallston-Geo. H. Ostheim,
| Chief Joseph G. Favour. Joseph ). Archer,
| Dennis J. Shanahan and E. T. Anderson.
| Clerks-William ] Shanahan, L. ]. Colgan, ] 7.
| Fourth Precinct-Harkins-i arpcr II.
| Black. Chief Walter Slade. BENJAMIN II. vii
| son. James Amos and Henry {. Johnson.
| Clerks-Beniamin G.. Rees and John Peterson.
| Fourth Observation-Disclosures NJ.
Scarf. Chief William II. Jarrett George y.
Cairnes, Jesse Taylor and Frank Cathc;trt.
| Clerks-Joshua Fl. Rutledgc, Alfred 5 Upton.
| Charles Devoe and Charles Bradenbaugh.
Second Precinct-Upper y Roads-I John r;
| Dalton. Chief; William
Riley, Thomas X ely and Thomas Chenwo rth.
| Clerks-James b. Onion. George Proctor. Ellis
worth Scarf and Samuel L; Kennedy
| Third Prccinct-NorriSvillc- K. Straw
bridge. Chief; R. N Wiley. James a. Wiley,
Columbus McClung and {. Worth Shrodcs.
| Clerks-John w. Barton, J. Wiley Norris, a.
| Is. wiley ana Salllucl NlCNluHS-
| Fifth Observation-Disclosures Hugh 4. Jones,
| Chief; George L. Silver. Mordecai Scarhor-
| ough Joseph X. Hopkins and b. Frank Web
ster. Clerks-R. L. Prigg, Charles Brown,
| Wakeman H. Scott and ]. Fred. Crew.
| Second Precinct-Stcarns-Zcp Heaps,
| Chief Daniel w. Bay, Clifford Shaw, Charles
| A. Wilson. Joseph Bennington. Clcrks-i:d-
| ward Dooley, Granville Heaps. Charles II.
| McNabb and Mashall Stokes.
| Sixth Distrct-First Precinct-Danel Ken
| nv Chief: Albert Lotiin, Victor Scntman, rhGl
| b. Kelly, Charles l.. Charshce. Clerks
| George Myers, George Kane, Frank Ehorpy
| and William Hand.
| Second Precinct-A1ichacl Moore. Chief
| Edwin Pierson, James Curry. Ambrose T.
| Coburn, Evart Bradficd. Cicrks-rhor;,s
| Hopkins, Jr.. Joseph Parker, John May t:ld
| 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, =. NJ, and proceed
| TO count the same.
| OHIO s. LEE. Chairman
| MARTIN j. FOLEY.
| WILLIAM b. WRIGHT.
| JAMES T. PRITCHARD.
| A.FINNEY GALBREATH,
| HENRY +. DILL,
| HARRY S. CARVER, Secretary.