Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-24
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION.
NAMES or THE MANAGERS HOW THE
VOTES ARE TO BE COUNTED.

Headquarters County Democracy, Wall
halla, S. c., August sth, 1904. The
Democratic clubs of Oconee county will
meet at their respective polling places
on TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1904, for
the purpose Of voting for State Office q
Representative in Congress, Solicitor
and county officers. There will be two
tickets for each voter--one ticket con-
tanning the names of the candidates for
State officers, the other ticket containing
the names of the candidates for Congress,
Solicitor and county officers as follows:
For Representative in Congress, Third
Congressional District; for Solicitor,
Eighth judicial Circuit, for one State
senator; for two members House of Rep
resentatives; for one Sheriff; for one
Clerk of Court; for one Supervisor; for
one Coroner; for one Superintendent of
EducatioD; for one Treasurer; for one
Auditor; for two County Commissioners.
MANAGERS.
The following named persons have
been appointed managers of election:
Bethlehem-W M Hunter, L A King,
j T. Orr.
Belmont--J w wilbanks, j W vissage,
w X Hunt.
Cherry Hill-C NJ Ridley, Jr, w G
Hunter, VIM Nicholson.
Clemson College, E wofford, Hayne
Stevens, Il Moore.
. Conneross--W NJ Dilworth, Ballard
Breazeale, S X Barker.
Damascus-J p Rothell, M III Lee, D f
Carter.
Double Springs 7 Lyles. Ed Har-
den, w III Mongold.
Earle's Mill
Fair Play-P II Isbell, A p Hunt, b j
Marett
Fort Madison r Jones, j A Cook, j
D Hull.
Friendship-G N Cothran, Oscar
Campbell. FL 4 Cox.
High Falls-P A Brown, Whit Knox,
II H Hunnicutt.
Holly Springs-W w Burnside, w T
Chambers, S NJ Chambers.
Jocassee-R A Talley, A l. Whitmire,
Jordania-W II Grant, w w Snead, A
G. Brown.
Little River-D o Sheppard, l. A p
Nicholson, f l. Moody.
Long Creek N Watkins, w N Moore,
II Il Shed.
Newry-R L Boggs, B S Boggs, j L
Parker.
Oak Grove-J w Alexander, Clinton
White. w 81 Lee.
Oakway--C Myers, c A Moore, Jas
Bates.
Poplar F Morton, j E Hoops, j E
Adds.
Providence
Retreat-H NJ Harbin, II l. Werner, w
O Johns.
RichlanL-R NJ Davis, S b Wyly, Wade
III Armstrong.
Salem-T a Grant, w d Head, Alex
Moss.
Seneca
South Union-Thos WHY, I d Marett,
j B Harris.
Tabor a Knox, C Singleton, T
Porter.
Tamassee-
Tokeena-C T Phillips, Robt Moore,
Jos A McLeskey.
Tugaloo Academy-W + Hughs, w A
Couch. j p Powell.
Walhalla--T Y Chalmers. L II Rim
rodt, G A Burton.
'Westminster-A ]. Gossett, j Rufus
Orr, w S Haley.
West Union-J d Perry, r McMahan,
l. b Shockley.
Polls at each voting place must be
opened at o'clock a. m. and close at
o'clock p. m. At the close of the cleo
tion the managers must proceed pdblicly
to open the ballot boxes and count the
ballots therein
The County Executive Committee will
meet in the Court House on Thursday
following the primary to tabulate the
votes of the Democratic clubs.
The second primary will be held on
Tuesday. September l3, 1904. The same
managers of election will conduct it.
The tickets, both State and county, are
now ready. The managers will please
call on G.. r. ID. Burns, at Walhalla, or
on the undersigned at Westminster, and
get the tickets.
NJ, S. Strbling, County Chairman.