The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-21
The Report Adopted.

TIC hCPSih rNANPASNs
 The report of the committee as adopt ed tonight was as follows:
 To the City Democratic Executive Con-
 mittee of Ensley:
 We the subcommittee to whom was referred the matter of recommending plans and details for the primary to be held November p, 1904 report as follows, viz
 Section 1. There shall be held munich pal primary election at the city hall in Ensley, Ala, during the legal hours on the twenty second of November, 1904, for the purpose of nominating city offi- cials for the next regular city election, as follows: Mayor, ten aldermen, chief of police city clerk city treasurer and tax collector, and ten members of the city democratic executive committee.
 Sec. 2. All qualified electors of the city of Ensley registered as hereinbelow pro- vlded, are invited to participate in said primary election, provided a participa- tion therein shall be taken as a pledge to abide by the results of said primary.
 Sec. 8. Commencing October 2i, 1904, books of registration shall be opened at the city hall in Ensley between the hours 10 o'clock q. m. to 12:30 pm, and from D. m. to 6:30 D. m, provided any voter mak- ing affidavit and proof of sickness or absence from the city such as to have prevented him registering, shall be al- lowed to register on the day of election. Said registration shall close at 6:3O D. m. November F, 1904, and the registrar shall turn said registration lists over to the chairman of the subcommittee at least one week prior to the day of election, provided any candidate shall have right to inspect said registration lists at any time. Said registrar shall be authorized to examine under oath any applicant touching his qualifications before issu- ing a certificate of registration, and on the day of election may require satisfac- tory proof of his poll tax and state reg istration.
 Sec f. The executive committee to be elected shall consist of two members from each ward and the names of any sets of such candidates may be so printed on the ballots as to be voted for as a whole if the voter so desires.
 The Fees.
 Section D. The names of all candidates, together with their entrance fees, shall be given to the chairman of this sub committee on plans and arrangements not later than noon, November }, l9O4, and the entrance fees shall be as fol- lows: For mayor, $25; chief of police SIP 50; clerk, $l0; treasurer and tax col lector, S10; aldermen. $1.
 Section b. The CdHulutltS ItSpebtiNSi9 receiving a majority of votes shall. be declared the respective nominees for the respective offices to be filled.
 Section B. If there should be any offices for which nominations are not made In said first primary under the preceding section, a second primary election shall be held on the 9th of December. 1904, to make nominations for said offices, re- speetively between the two candidates II. nd .n d second primary shall. as far as applicable be conducted in all respects as the first l Section g. That in all other necessary matters pertaining to the holding of said primaries not otherwise regulated by | state law or provision of the general com- mittee, that this subcommittee be here by fully authorized and empowered to act for the city democratic executive | committee of Ensley.
 ROMAINE BOYD, Chairman | F. w. WOOD,
 | F. M. SLYE.