The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-15

Beat 14.--Justice of the Peace. w. J. Houiton and D. M. Huffman; Constable. J. N. Neugents. Beat 15.-Justice of the Peace W. N. Hays and Walter Bozeman; Constable, !. F. Williams. Beat is--Justice of the Peace, W. Boyd. and W. L. Skinner; Constable. J. H. Bed sole. e. s Beat 17-Justice of the Peace !. H. Pearson: Constable, !. H.. Clark. Beat 1S-Justice of the Peace, Charles Chfsholmg Constable. Phil Thrasher. Feat 19--Justice of the Peace, W. A. Brown and J. R. Cantelou; Constable. Joel Adams.
 Beat 2o-Justice of the Peace. ]. s. Noble; Constable. A. J. Kelly. Beat 2f-Justlce of the Peace. W. s. McDade and c. c. Glider: Constable. W. C. Pinkston.
 The Board of Revenue. The resolution developed the fact that Charles A. Allen had received more votes as a member of the Board of Revenue from the districts composed of the oity of Montgomery than Naham Greli. The members of the Board of Revenue named In Mondays primary are David Ffem- ing. A. P. Tyson. Charles A. Allen, W. D. Zubcr and Amos Jones.
 It will be recalled that the committee decided that a Board of Revenue might be named in the primary in view of the fact that a doubt existed as to whether the Board under the law is appointive or elective. The members of the old Board are convinced that the Board is appoint i've and the question will be fought in the courts after the new Board has been formally elected in November
 Chairman Rushton announced to the committee that a balance remained in the bank to the credit of the committee after the expenses of the primary had been paid. He suggested that the com mittee return to J. M. Crenshaw his fee of s10 paid upon his entry into the race for Treasurer since MT. Crenshaw Is maimed Confederate soldier. This the committee did by a unanimous vote.
 Upon the motion of Mir. Teasley q ris- ing vote of thanks was rendered Chair man Rushton. MT. Rushton said that he was very much gratined at the express sion of good will from the members of the committee. The committee was to be congratulated. he said, that there was no pickering in the party. The old com mittee then adjourned sine die. v The New Committee.
 
 by Mir. Teasley. who suggested that Ty- Ter Goodwin be selected as temporary chairman. This was done by the com mittee and MT. Goodwin assumed the chair.
 The roll of the new committee was called by Judge Arlington. The new committee is constituted as follows:
 Beat 1--w. A. Gunter Jr.
 Beat "A. H. Arlington.
 Beat 3-Temple Seibels.
 Beat 4-Charles P. Anderson.
 Beat 5-John c. Crommelin.
 Beat 6-John J. Farley.
 Beat I'M. S. Gilmer.
 Beat S-F. N. Jones.
 Beat 9--S. J. Pettus, .<os
 Beat 10--G. H. Shackelford.
 Beat 11-George Jones.
 Beat 12-C. B. Teasley.
 Beat 13-J. M. Townsend.
 Beat 14-I D Collier.
 Beat 15-S. J. Naftel.
 Beat 16-S. J. Guy.
 Beat INV. c. Ray, Jr. Beat ls--John c. Carter.
 Beat 19-w. c. Henderson.
 Beat 2o-Thomas W. Oliver.
 Beat 21-B. F. Merriwether.
 The new members of the committee are Mr Seibels, who succeeds Dr. Glenn An uT0WSt MT. 0cOISc dOhDos WhO S0CCCSoS Mir. Amos Jones' MT. Townsend. who suc- ceeds A. R. Dick: Mir. Collier, who suc- ceeds D. M. Huffman; Mir. Guy, who suc- ceeds L. J. Skinn; MT. Carter, who suc- ceeds S. J. Hall; Mir Henderson. who sue- eeeded L. W. Hunter. and MT. Merri- wether who succeeds c. c. Glider.
 For permanent chairman s. J. Pettus nominated A. H. Arlington and he was elected by exclamation.
 In taking the chair Chairman Airing ton said: "I deeply appreciate your kindness. It will be my constant endea- vor to do my best to serve the commit teo and to serve the party"
 MT. Teasley nominated W. A Gunter, Jr.. for Secretary and Mir. Gunter was chosen by exclamation. pr. Mattel offered the following reso- lution:
 Resolved, That hereafter in this com mIttee all proxies must be in writing and such proxies must be held by a qualified voter of the beat represented by the committeeman who gives the proxy.
 "The resolution was adopted without dissenting vote and the committee ad- journed.