The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-13
ENSLEN ELECTED
 ASSISTANT SEC'Y
SUBCOMMITTEE FAILS TO ELECT A REGISTRAR FOR THE EIGHTH WARD-MATTER LEFT WITH COMMITTEEMAN BENNETT.

Fred E. Enslen was last night elected
 assistant secretary of the subcommittee
 of the city democratic executive commit
 tee Mr. Enslen. J. Will Donovan and MT.
 Griffin were applicants for the position,
 but the name of MT. Enslen was the only
 one placed in nomination and his elec-
 ton was made unanimous by the sub
 committee.
 The Duties of MT. Enslen will be to
 remain at the headquarters of the com mittee at all times during the day, and attend to the clerical work of the com
 mittee. Headquarters will be opened IT.
 the city hall Saturday morning. The sal
 ary of the assistant secretary was fixed
 at $S per day.
 The subcommittee failed to elect a
 registrar in the Eighth ward. The mat
 ter was left entirely in the hands of Com
 mitteeman Bennett, who has the power to
 chose the registrar from this ward. Not
 an application for the position has been
 received by the subcommittee.
 The resignation of I. Epstein as a regis
 trar in the Second ward was received,
 and Joe Spanier was elected to fill the
 vacancy. MT. Epsteign resigned on ac-
 count of Ill health.
 The registration places will be open in all of the wards Saturday morning at
 10 o'clock. and will remain open for nine
 working days. The books will also be
 opened on election day. In the First ward the books will be opened the first five days at Odom's store on First avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, and after that the books will be opened for the registration
 of the First ward voters at the city hall
 Chairman G. B. Burkhalter Commit teeman Walter Bennett, Walter Metcali | and Harry Turner of the subcommittee and Judge H. B. Abernathy, chairman l and A. P. Rich, secretary, of the city committee, attended last nights meet ins
 The following candidates paid in their entrance fees to Treasurer James F i Hawkins yesterday:
 B. E. Martin, candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward. D. R. Copeland, candidate for alderman from the Third ward.
 F. l.. Martin, candidate for beat con-
 mitteeman from the Sixth ward The time for candidates to pay their entrance fees expires on October 21 Heretofore the names of the candidates for beat committeeman have not been placed on the official ballot. This will be different, however, this time, for the req son that a fee of $10 is charged eacf
 candidate for beat committeeman. These candidates will therefore enjoy the same privileges as other candidates for munic ipal office.
 Chairman Burkhalter of the sub-com.
 mittee has instructed Assistant Secretary Enslen and the registrars to meet witt
 Judge Aberrathy and himself at the city hall Saturday morning at o'clock. --~---->--~---->-~~~>---~
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