The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-10-27
Notice Of Election.

We, the Commissioners of Election
for Washington county, Tennessee, give
notice that an election will be opened
and held at the usual voting places in
the various civil districts of the above
named county and State on the
SECOND TUESDAY IN NOVEMBER,
it being the 9Th day of said month, for
the purpose of electing two Electors for
the State at large and ten District Elec-
tors for President and Vice President of
the United States; one Governor for
the State of Tennessee; one Congress
man for the First Congressionaldis-
trict; one Railroad Commissioner;
State Senator for the First Senatorial
district; one Joint Representative for
the First Pictorial district, and one
Representative for Washington county
in the lower house OF the next General
Assembly of Tennessee.
The election will also be held for the
purpose of voting on the seven propos-
ed Amendments to the Constitution.
The polls will be opened and closed
within the legal hours for holding cleo
tions in Tennessee.
The following named citizens of
Washington county are hereby notified
that they are duly and legally appoint
/ ed officers. judges and clerks to open
and hold the election to be held in the
several districts of said county on Nov.
9Th, 1904, and make due report of the
result of said election to us not later
than 10 o'clock, noon, Monday, Nov.
IA, 1904.
1st district Russell Moore, officer;
Sam Mauk, Wesley Painter, Joe Gour-
ley, judges; Mack Copp and s. W.
Hardin, clerks.
end district-John Chase, officer; Jas
Kinery, W. M. Humphrey and Rob't.
Broyles, judges; Sam G. Blair and I.
7. Young, clerks.
3rd district-C. B. Armontrout, Off
Ger; Alex Leslie, J. K. Little and Nc.
O. Wagner, judges; Ferd N. Henley
aud Jos. Good, clerks.
4th district-Lewis Deaderick, Off
Ger; Jno. M. Blair, Jesse Barron and
L. O. CARRIER, judges; Will Barron and
JAS. Berry, clerks.
9Th district W. Simpson, off
Ger; Chas. Armontrout, Chas. Slayer
ann j. B. Buck, judges; Sam Foster
and Henry Phillips, clerks.
9th district--Dug Henley, officer; N
V. Cannon, Jas. Howren and Rob-
Whaley, judges; @. w. Henley ant
W. H. Dent, clerks.
7th district-Jno. W. Cottrell, Officer
N. d. Barnes, John Whitlock and :
,, d. Vincent, judges; J. Fl Hopper anC
o. H. Shepherd, clerks.
|. 9Th district-D. w. Leach, officer
IWm. Walter, Butler Slower and Eph
/, Dulaney, judges; Dan1 Fine and Wal
lace Boring, clerks.
9th district-1st precinct-W. A. Kite
. officer; A. Fl. Bullock, L. w. Taylo
j and P. Q. Miller, judges; Cal. V. Bur
! nett and Ralph Dulaney; clerks; r. A
Q Wood and G.. W. Newhouse, resistrars
9 j. d. Crowell, assistant registrar.
o 9th district -2nd precinct Mat. II
: Cannon, officer; Cy H. Lyle, G. I
8 Lee and S FL. Pouder, judges; M
Q Jackson and Folsom Beckner, clerks
i H. DeArmond and j. p. Hart, regis
r trars; Joe Archer, assistant registrar
J. 10th district-W. G.. Long, officer
i M. II. Johnson, Thos. Crumley and I
q NJ. Brown, judges; W. W. Bowman an
!, W, II. Swadley, clerks.
/ 18th district-John Snider, officer
. G. NJ. Chase, Jno. l.. Crouch and j
= H. Hamilton, judges; A. A. Hylto
= and Ed Martin, clerks.
q 18th district-John s. Hall, office
u Geo. ". Hamilton, w. P. Jobe an
d John Leah, judges; Elijah Wine an
n VIM. Cox, clerks.
., 18th district-James FulkerBon, of
III err; +. X. Hunt, Whit Cline, Ada