The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-11
REGISTRARS NAMED BY SUB-COMM|TT TEE They Will Start to Work on
 October 10 PLACES OF REGISTRATION Assistant Secretary to Be Elected and Headquarters to Ee Opened In the City HaII-C andldates Pay
 Entrance Fees.
PLACES OF REGISTRATION


 for the coming municipal primary, with one exception, at the meeting of the sub committee Of the city democratic execu- tive committee held last night in the of- fee of the chief of police.
 The list of registrars and voting places follows:
 First Ward-Registrar, Charles W. Odom; place of registration, first five days. Adams store, on the corner of First avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets; second five days, at city hall; voting place. city hall.
 Second Ward-Registrar, I. Epstein; place of registration. Thorntons store, Fourth avenue and Eighteenth street; voting place, Thornton's store.
 Third Ward-Registrar. William Cut cliff sr.; place of registration. first five days. Cntcliff's store; second five days, Emmons store. Nineteenth street and Eleventh avenue, north; voting place to be decided upon later.
 Fourth Ward-Registrar Captain Ran som; registration place, Samuels' store. Twenty-fourth street and Tenth avenue, north; voting place, Samuels' store.
 Fifth Ward-Registrar. James Donovan; registration place, court house; voting place, court house.
 Sixth Ward-Registrar, George Green wood; place of registration, Avenue F and Twenty-hfth street. south; voting place. Avenue F and Twenty-ffth street, south.
 Seventh Ward-Registrar Joe Gerst; registration place, Avenue and Twenty first street, south; voting place, Avenue c and Twenty-first street, south.
 Eighth Ward-No registrar selected, registration place. Southside fire depart ment; voting place. Southside Ire depart ment
 Eighth Ward-Registrar, D. c. Behrens; registration place, Behrens' store. Avenue Behrens store, Avenue F and Twenty first street.
 At the Meeting.
 Present at the mee ing last night were Chairman G. B. Burkhalter of the sub- committee, James F. Hawkins. treasurer, Charles J. Herbert. secretary. Harry Turner E. H. Cutcliff, Walter Metcalf, Walter Bennett. Jude Abernathy, Com mttteeman R. B. Smyer John R. Cope land, John c. Forney. George B. Ward, Robert H. Thach, Walter Moore and others.
 Shortly after the meeting was called to order MT Smy ..~dressed the sub-com- mittee on the matter of the law with reference to primary elections. He gave |, f.. terest In regard to conducting the cleo ton. Immediately after hearing MT. Smy- CT on motion of Committeeman Herbert. the meeting went into executive session.
 l. lasted for about an hour It was ue- cided to open headquarters for the com mittee in the city hall immediately. A room on the second or third floor will be secured, if possible that of the Birm- ingham Press club. Committeeman Her bert, Metcalf and Turner were appointed a committee to select an assistant secre- tary to remain at headquarters during the day. They will make this appoint ment within the next few days
 Registrars Cannot Solicit Votes.
 Committeeman Metca.- offered reso- luton which was adopted providing that the registrars shall be prohibited from soliciting votes for any candidate for office and from distributing cards and other campaign Ii -ature while they are at work
 The pay of the registrars is s per diem They will work for ten days com mencing October b. It was decided last night to have the registration books open on election day, which Is November 21' for the purpose of issuing certificates to the electors who have become of age from the time of the losing of the books or those who were unavoidably prevent ed from registering
 The following candidates for municipal offices paid their entrance fees to Treas urer James F. Hawkins yesterday:
 Charles s. Simmons, candidate for may or.
 John w O'Neil, candidate for mayor.
 George B. Ward, candidate for mayor.
 Fred A. Fulghum. candidate for alder man from the Sixth ward.
 A. W. Nelson, candidate for member of city committee from Eighth ward.
 The time for candidates to pay their en- trance fees expires on October 15. -erucDNN Mnr cEMTEMHEn