The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-11

clerks, F. M. Jones, returning omcer Beat 9--D. P. Jones, H. c. Lamar. J IC. Chesnutt. Frank Mclean. Frank Cal laway. clerks; s. J. Pettus. returning officer.
 Beat lo-Bryant Reynolds, C.. E. Crenshaw. J. B. Slaughter. John Cal loway, J. M. Sanderson, clerks; Geo. Shackelford, returning officer. Beat 1i-G. Amason, s. J. Tillison B. R. Kin9 Jim Robinson, VIII Davis, clerks; Atkins Walters. returning off, ficer.
 Beat 12-IIilliard Afford. r. M. Ben- bow. W. A. Canty. Geo. M. Crow. A. l.. Pugh clerks;, c. B. Teasley, re- turning officer.
 Beat 13-J. J. Johnston, J. J. Ste vens, Henry Gravis, Will Townsend W. P. Cleary. clerks; J. M. Townsend, re- turning officer.
 Beat l4-J. M. Curtis. J. T. Davis, M H. Freeman. F. M. Sullivan. Rube Welben, clerks; E. J. Harris, return ing officer.
 Beat 15-Ansley Stowe. N. F. stod- dard, G. c. Turnipseed. G. F. Moore. James Milligan. clerks; s. J. Mattel, l returning officer.
 Beat 16--walter Boyd G. H. Moore, Clifton Pool. J. P. Andersoon w. w. Sellers, clerks; s. J. Guy. returning of- ficer.
 Beat 17-H. Wade. J. F. Jones. Carl Roemer. J. H. Pearson, Geo. Ford, clerks; W. c. Ray. returning officer. Beat 1S--Charles Chisholm. J. H.
 Kennedy. George Wilson. Ped Yarbo- rough, Nal Chisholm. clerks; John
 Carter, returning officer. Beat 19, Box Melville Johnson.
 J. NJ Worm, T. c. Campbell. J. A. Me-
 Lean. M. V. Bailey. clerks; w. G.
 Henderson, returning officer. Beat 19. Box 2-H. L. Stone. J. M
 Worner. J. R. Coulton, w. M. Johnson. Frazier Stone. clerks; A. B. billiard, re- turning officer.
 Beat 20--H. ldthwaite, J. Scoggen, A J. Taylor, D. NJ Turner, M. E. Witt,
 clerks; Tom Oliver, returning officer. Beat 21-Adolph Dreyspring, Tom Bennett, G. c. Glider, Sr.. J. M. Han dy. Percy Sizemore, clerks; L. M. Mer- iwether, returning officer. Cost of Primary. A discussion of the cost of the pri- mary was participated in by most of the members. At the suggestion of MT. Teasley, the committee agreed that the member of the committee from each beat should serve as returning offic T of his beat without pay. Chairman Arlington said that this would reduce the cost of the primary $44. The suggestion of MT. Teasley was unanimously adopted and the names of the returning officer as reported by the special committee were struck oiI. Tn suggestion of MT. Teasley was ldopte1.
 Chairman Arlington said that there was still some money In the treasury and that he would figure the cost of the primary at $500 and pro rate the cost to the candidates who would make the race to the end. This was agree able to the committee and to the can didates.
 MT. Farley offered a set of resolu- tons in honor of Major George Jones who died since the last meeting of the committee. Major Jones was held in tho highest esteem by the members of the committee and the resolution paid tribute to him as a man. The resolution In full was as follows. Whereas. an all-wise Providence has seen fit to close the earthly career of Major G. Jones, a most useful citizen of this county, a member of this com, mittee, and,
 Whereas, It Is but fit that this body
 bear witness to the high esteem in which Major Jones was held, therefore Be 1t resolved, That the Executive Committee of the Democratic Party has sustained the loss of most val uable member and the county of Mont gomery one of It's most upright, honest end beloved citizens" Mir. Seibels offered his resolution nro. nounctng the censure and the con lem
 nation of the committee upon the fagrant conduct of the man who a,- tempted to bribe a member of the com- mittee.
 The committee then adjourned.