The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1904-05-14
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
s. r. Pyies Resigned the Craftsmanship
and Or. Saskin Took His Place

% clock this morning. 70 canvass thu
county vote. Ther@ Mas a large Al
t-n.anc-. chairman :. 4 Py.eS pr
Si.-i ana John ". Graham MAS at tn
desk
TIE following committeeman re-
sponfed 10 their names George
Bitch. Blitchton, J. K. Mixson. Flem-
iugtcn: W. T. Forbes Anthony. (. &.
Priest, Kendrick: L. :. Light, Red
dick. Will Henderson. Grahamville:
Tom Pritchett, Gambler. Jno. T. Lewis
Moss Bluff; W. :. Jordan, Camp L.
Yard: Charley Lucius. Levon: F. NJ.
Townsend. Martin, Walter Huffman.
Spar: Jim Hudgens. Cotton Plant.
W. J. Crosby. CiJra: J. J. Nelson
Belleyiew. J. W. Stevens. Fort Mccoy:
{. J. McCraney. Linadale: d. H. Ir-
vine. Mcintosh: Henry Young. Fair
field A. u. Mitchell. Summerheld;
DR.. Baskin. DunnellOn: :. r. Pyles.
Shady Grove. J. L. Grantham. Okla
waha: r w. Holiday. Eureka; Robert
Allsopp. Stanton; Ned williamson. Salt
Springs. Port LeavengOod. proxy for
Ed ". Davis. for Ocala. Mr.. Davis be
ing engaged in court.
Other Interested spectators We're DR..
Lisk. Common: q. T. Proctor. Levon; W.
W. Long. &. W. Turner. G. c. Priest.
A. r. Griffin. Anthony: a. T. Smell,
Moss Bluff. Rev. II. &. Martin. Fort
Mccoy; Editor Harris. w. w. Clyatt,
W. X. Zewadski. Jack McCully, e. l..
Sistrunk, Otto Mente. and others We
cannot now recall
No response WAS heard from Romeo.
W. T. Henderson is the new commit
teeman fIom the Grahamville precinct.
while J. ]. Nelson Of Belleview came
up for J. F. Barrett. and Charley Lu-
cius is the new committeeman from
LeyOn in place of q. J. Proctor.
owing To- the fact that Mr.. Pyles is
candidate. he resigned the chairman
ship of the county committee. which
resignation was received with much
. regret. Walter Lunman Of SPAR on
pressed the regrets of tn. committee.
and named Dr. Baskin of Dunnelion
~ Mr.. PyleS' successor. and h.. was
unanimously elected.
chairman PyIes named Messrs. Lew
j. ana Pritch-tt a. a committee To es-
,"rt Dr. BaSkim To- thu chair. Nj.
pyles Vas rendered a vote Of thanks
"n motion IF Mr.. Huffman for his faith
full services. To- which Mr.. Pyles made
a feeling response.
M. Irvine moved the committee. b.
ing organized. proceed Ia COUNT the
votes which MAS done
The chair made Eittiuger and Light
r-ai"rS and J. X. MixSon assistant SEE
etary. there being two sections in the
counting "f the votes.
Everything Went smoothly anti cot
ton Plant WAS reached. when Commit
teeman Jim Huig-ns made, a statement
Of the vote "f Cotton Plant precinct
He said some men voted who we're over
age and soma VII" had receipts but
NhuS.. names Nere not on the poll list
and a. these. names Mere in envelopes
he wish, To know what the committee
would DO with them. Various remarks
w.r,. the result. Nj. Irvine thought
such votes would depend largely on tn,
managers. II the voters We're good and
reliable men they should be- permitted
Ia vote. ami moved these votes he ac-
cepted as correct Mr.. Huffman WIshe,
la know if this motion should innud,
He said such ruling would be unfair
To other precincts. which We're turne,
DOWN under similar circumstances. II,
amended Nj. Irvine's motion. All tha'
produced Receipts. or known 1" 10, over
age. could vote.
Mr.. strauss thought this matte,
could he easily S"t,l-l 10y going ,o IN.
t.tN collectors offt,s.
Nj. Loug SliE r"g..rt of office
could not ieny nigh, OF ~urtr.--~ II v"
IT, hai r"rlI.~i With ,hr Ian. s.. 700,
IN Mas I.,t& ana r~.~i,t show. ~.
count would ,l-ns 1Ha, vote.
Nj r.">hy moved - S. suh~,stu,,
;htt Sd committee 70" appointed L" .r
N..~r -4t, th,. I.p.l TX .",-.y-> If l"uht