The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-27
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE
 DECLARES FOR PRIMARY PLAN

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 Beat ls-L W. Hunter
 Beat 2o-Thomas Oliver. | Beat H-G. C. Glider Chairman Rushton stated that the time had arrived for the selection of the cleo | ton managers and that duty was in | cumbent upon the committee at this par ticular meeting.
 l There was an informal discussion as to
 how the managers should be elected. A | proposition was made to select them by | a subcommittee and a counter proposi- | tion was submitted that each one should
 be selected by the committee as a whole. This met with favor and was adopted by the committee. but was changed for | new plan as soon as the officials for | Beat had been elected. Three lists of managers of the twenty ono beats were submitted by Tyler Good wyn and one by s. H. Dent, candidates for County Solicitor and one by Judge J.. B. Gaston, George W. Halls, A. H. Eubanks and David Johnston other can didates.
 It was suggested that if the commit tee would adjourn the candidates might agree upon a list. An adjournment was taken. Representatives of the candidates with three lists retired to a jury room where a list was made up. Managers of Primary. This list was reported back to the com mittee and immediately adopted. It is as follows:
 Beat 1.-Inspectors John Purifoy, Lee Well and John w. Durr, Jr.; clerks. w.. A. Saffold and W B. Davidson; return ing officer, W. A. Gunter Jr. Beat 2.-Inspectors, R. B. Lowe. E. c. Hannon and E. B. Joseph. Jr.; Clerks, ] L. J. Bugg and Henry Hughes; Return | ing Oficer A. H. Arlington. Beat 3.-Inspectors, Charley Faber, c.
 E. Dexter and B. Hardie; Clerks, J. L. Barry and J. L. Holloway; Returning Officer, Cliff Lanter. Jr. Beat -Inspectors, Harris Gunter. R. | F Anderson and George Stuart; Clerks, Charles l.. Campbell and W. w. Graves; l Returning Officer, C. P. Anderson. Beat 5-Inspectors-Hugh Nelson, W. F.
 Ledyard and Wiley c. Hill: Clerks, w. l.. Stewart and Michel Screws; Return- ing Officer, John G .Crommelin Beat 6-Inspectors. J. R. Graves Ivey, | W. K. Jones and Louis Loeb; Clerks,
 Herbert Coleman and James J. Woolfolk
 Returning Officer, Joe Toole Beat 7-Inspectors. H. A. Belser, 8. M. Collins and W. D. Dillard Clerks. NJ. F.
 Finn and Charles Belser; Returning of- ncer M. D. G1lmer.
 Beat S-1nspectors S. c. Eubank, w. c. Jones and W. H. Crawford: Clerks. G. w Dtckery and A NJ Jones; Return ing Officer, B. H. Holt. Beat 9-Inspectors H. c, Lamar. l. C. Chestnut and F. Mclean. Jr.; Clerks. Frank Galloway and A. H. Clark, Jr. i;
 Returning Officer, s. J. Pettus. Beat 10-Inspectors, M. Shackelford I
 B. Slaughter and C. T. Crenshaw, Jr i: Clerks, John Galloway and J. NJ. San derson; Returning Officer, George H. Shackelford
 Beat I1-Inspectors-Atkins Walter. Gib Amoson and John W. Underwood: : Clerks, R. King and Frank Tillison;
 Returning Oficer, Major George Jones.
 Beat 12.-Inspectors. w. A. Canty. P. r. Grey and F. M. Benbow; Clerks. George NJ. Crow and NJ H. Baker: Re- turning Officer, Charles B. Teasley. Beat 13-Inspectors, David Phoenix. ]. I. stephens and w. P. Curry; Clerks J. j. Johnson and W. A. Townsend; Returning | Officer, A. R. Dick
 Beat l4-Inspectors, Charlie Collier. J. h. Holton and J. D. Fannin; Clerks, D. 0. Rushing and Montgomery Freeman; Returning oficer. D. NJ. Thurman. Beat 16-lnspectors, Dick Waller. Ma than Stoddard and James MilliRan; Clerks. A. P. Smith and J. w. King; Re turning Officer pr. S. J. Mattel. Beat 16-Inspectors, G. w. Morrison. l s. Skinner and Clifton Poole Clerks, J. B. Samson and J. P. Anderson; Returnine Officer. Leroy Skinner Beat 17-Inspectors. w. E. Peebles. I, F. Baarcke and H. Wade; Clerks. Albert Bayne and J. H. Pearson; Returning or ficer. w. c. Ray, Jr.
 Beat 1S-Inspectors, s. C. Weathers. p Ii. Thrasher and John c. Carter; Clerks. w. E. Chisholm and John A. Battle: Re turning Officer S. B. Hall.
 Beat 19-Inspectors. J. R. Cantelou. I M. Anderson and Melville Johnson; Clerks. J. L. Henderson and H L. Stone; Re turning Officer. l.. W. Hunter
 Beat 2O-Inspectors, J. B. Holcombe J. Taylor and D. M. Taylor; Clerks, Her bert Goldthwaite and NJ E. Witt; Re turning Officer Thomas Oliver.
 Beat A-Inspectors. Murdock Merrl- wether. A. s. Wlgglesworth and P. F. Sizemort; Clerks, G. C. Glider, Jr. and G. B. Judkins; Returning Officer, G. C. Glider
 Mir. Teasley's Resolution. When this business had been satisfac- torily settled Mir. Teasley arose.
 MT. Chairman, I have here a resolu- tion.' he said. which I wish to offer. Ii TesclndS the action Of the committee in ordering a convention. I have shown if to other members of the Committee and | 1t has met with favor. Under this reso- lution providing for a primary any Dem ocrat can run a list of delegates if he so desires and the delegation receiving the highest number of votes will be selected The resolution also provides that a straight ticket of one delegation can be voted by the voters crossing the first name on the delegation"
 MT. Pettis said that he was opposed to the resolution. The Committee he said had decided on convention and he did not see any good reason for the change made by the resolution. He moved to Isv the resolution on the table
 The vote on the motion to tahIa bx beat representation was as follows
 Ayes-Beats s, 9, 10, 13 14 15 16. 21-S
 Nays-Beats l, 2 3, {. 5, S. T. II, 12. IT. ls 1S, 2O-13.
 The motion having been lost Mir Teas-
 ley moved the adoption of the resolution
 ms motion was adopted by a vote of
 l4 to l. The change in the result was
 naoe by the change in the vote of Beat
 Resolution as Adopted The resolution of Mir. 'TeasIev ir r,,,,
 was: !" luiI
 HesolVed by the Democratic Fxecv.
 tiVe Committe of Montgomery County mat the resolution heretofore passed h,
 tnls committee calling a County Convan, ton to be held on April 26. next for th,
 purpose of electing nineteen deleqa+as tc
 the State Convention, be and the sar., "
 is hereby rescinded ''ii''
 Second-That nineteen n9) delegates f.