The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-11
APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES AND
CLERKS TO HOLD PRIMAY.
MASS CONVENTION
CALLED.

No. 81. B. White.
No. Cd. A. Foster.
No. e-W. II. Badly.
No. 9-Bunyan Galloway.
No. 11--Maurice Wilson.
No 12-W. E. Stewart.
No. 18Th. j. Brint.
No. IAN. Y. Doris.
No. 15-W. g. Pirtle (proxy by
Foster.)
No. l7--J. S. Looney proxy by
Foster.)
No. Isl. @. Siler.
No. 19-C II. Joyner.
No. GOV. NJ. Matthews.
W. II. Badly offered tie follow
ing resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That a democratic
mass convention is hereby called to
meet at the courthouse In the town
Of Bolivar, on the first Monday in
April, 1904, at Il O'Clock M, for
the purpose of selecting delegates
to the state convention, which meets
at Nashville on the 25th day of
May, 1904.
c.. M. Hunt was called to the
chair, when j. a. Foster offered
the following resolution, which was
adopted:
Whereas, it is necessary to have
the rules of the primary printed
and at each voting place, and where
as the committee has no money on
hand to pay for the printing and
other expenses necessary.
Resolved, That each candidate
be requested to pay to the Secretary
as much as one dollar each.
The rules provide that only white
democrats shall participate.
Each of the committeeman pres
ent, after having subscribed TO the
oatl as required by the election law,
appointed the following officers,
judges and clerks to serve their re-
spective districts in the primary
election March Is, 1904.
Nc. /, Grand Junction--Oficer
G. M. Hunt, judges George Mitch
ell, R.. IL. Hurst, ]. L Hunter,
clerks I. F. Roache, Will Mitchell
No. /, SauIsbury-Oficer Roger
S. Clark, judges George Dowdy,
II. b. Wright, j. o. Prewitt, clerks
G. w. Press, Jr., T. burden.
No. 2--Ohicer J w Jones, judges
S B Powell, w M Lambeth. A A
Martin, clerks A E Futrell, Moor
mar McAnulty.
No. 3-Oficer Walter Gibson,
Judges Ed Farris, George Gibson,
III E Harris, clerks G H Gilchrist,
Low BIayIock.
No. A., Whiteville-Oficer E E
Wilkes, judges w A Cooley, M A
Webb, George Hizer, clerks E Fl
Reaves, Festus Rhodes.
No. a, Cedar Chapel-Oficer
Pink Primer, judges Jim Raines, J
L. Phelps, Robert Newsom, clerks
E g Wilkes, Walter Bruce.
No. 4, Vildo-Oficer T B Wiki
es, judges Tom Doyle, Bill Tisdale,
Bill RobleY, clerks Rhea Moore,
John Guthrie.
No. 5-Oficer J B White, judges
J w Pirtle, John White, Ben Gin
ton, clerks Richard Ray, w A Ca
ruthers.
No. 6--Oficer ] A Foster, judg-
es S T Foote, R G Wilkinson, J
H Bills, clerks } P Mitchell, Nj L
Webb.
No. 7-Oficer J H shearin, judg
es r B Ray, R c Ussery, N L
Wilkinson, clerks Oscar Ussery,
Zach Sam.
No. s-Oficer w H Badly,
Judges S D Jacobs, Sam Harris, J
M Dunaway, clerks Dalton Afford,
c NJ Carter.
No. 9--Oficer Bunyan Galloway,
judges J R Sparkman, A J Gala.
han, ] NJ Pierce, clerks ] X Bar
nett, Martin Pegg.
No. Il-Oficer M Wilson, judg-
es ] NJ Moore, S B Rogers, A w
Nicely, clerks George Norton, W
M Burns.
No 12-Oficer w E Stewart,
judges A T Bishop, ] D Harrison,
John Casey, clerks r IL Crawford,
G g Stewart.
No. Is, CrainesviIle-Oficer III J
Brint, judges Robert Shelton, w ]
McClintock, G B Milstead, clerks
A r Fulghum, Abb Baker.
No. Is, Walnut Grove-Oficer
w r Kinnie. Judges VIM Raglan.