Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1904-07-21
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Action Taken Concerning Primary Elect
iOn-List of Officers Of Primary.


At harmonious and we'll attended
meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee Of Marion County, held on
Tuesday, July 5, 1904, in the court
house at Jasper, Tenn, the following
action was taken concerning the hold
ing Of primary election at the various
voting places at the regular August
Election for County officers,
BY unanimous resolution the Chair
man was instructed and requested to APP
point committee Of seven representa-
| tive citizens who are members OF the
County Executive Committee, whose
duty it shall be to appoint the Officers
and Judges of Election, to hold said
Primary Election to determine the con-
test between W. b. Bate and Benton
McMillin, and to have the names Of
said Officers and Judges Of Election
| printed in the county papers And that
said committee shall on the coming in
OF the returns of said primary election,
canvass the returns and announce the
result of the same at the same time the
returns are being canvassed for the re-
suit OF the election for county officers.
Thereupon, the county committee APP
pointed the following committee OF
seven by it's chairman, to-wit: j. c.
Beene, j. c. Hughes, Prof. A. + Moore,
Capt w. E. Donaldson, Sam H. Alex
ander, James MasSengae and A. d.
Thomas. The County Committee fur
ther deemed it expedient to hold this
primary election at each polling place
in Marion County for the reason that
franklin County being a part OF the
18th Floterial District holds primary
election on the same date as the August
election to settle the contest between
W. B. Bate and Benton McMillin for
the United States Senatorship, the Hon.
T. A. Embree, Chairman Of the Frank
lin County Executive Committee hav-
ing advised the Chairman of the Marion
County Democratic Executive Commit
tee to take this action. 1t is therefore
ordered by the Democratic Executive
Committee of Marion County that the
following named Officers and Judges OF
Election hold said Primary Election for
each of the election precincts in and for
Marion County, Tenn, the polls to be
duly opened and closed at each time and
place as are the polls opened and closed
for the election OF the county officers
in August, 1904. and that said officers
and judges of election proceed to hold
said primary election as between w. b.
Bate and Benton McMillin at each poll
ing place in Marion County, on Thurs
dav, the 4th day of August, 1904, to-wit:
For 1st district-Robert Foster, Off
Ger; w. A. Price and Sam Rust, judges
and clerks of election.
For 2nd distrlct-George Pickett, Of
ficer; Alonzo Ashburn and JEFF Pickett,
judges and clerks of election.
For 3rd district-R. j. Moore, officer;
Pete Hackworth and James Grayson,
judges and clerks of election.
: For 3rd district lat Holloway's place)
Byron Hudson, officer; Sam Condra
and Webster Condra, judges and clerks
of election.
For 4th district-John s. Prigmore,
officer; James Mosier and Thomas Bil-
Kingsley, judges and clerks OF election.
For 5th district-Sam Bennett, officer;
Preston A. Mitchell and w. f. Smith,
) Judges and cler ks Of election.
For 9th distrIct-John Sexton, officer;
j. c. Foster and o. J. Fry, judges and
clerks of election,
l For 7th district-Tom Turner, officer;
: A. R. Hall and D. c. Lawson, judges
and clerks Of election For 7th district
at Sequachee-Thos H. Hill, officer; M
! c. Campbell and Bill Houts judges and
= clerks of election.
For 8th district-James Massengale,
n officer; b, L. Barnett and G. NJ. Moore
judges and clerks of election.
For 9th district-Lem j. Beene, Of
: ficer; James Marlow and Chas. Beene
t judges and clerks of election.
For 10th dist-Louis Thorp, officer
. Dave Birdwell and Dave Martin, clerks
u and judges of election.
S For 11th district-A. J. Hunter, of
y fcer A. s. Kelly and Harve Deakins
judges and clerks of election,
i For 18th district-Thomss Tucker, of
s. fcer; S. M. Young and Houston Gillian
judges and clerks of election.
For 18th district-John j. Anderson
: officer; Jake Syphers and James Riggle
- judges and clerks of election.
For 14th district lat Chintz Row)-R
A. Hudson, officer; John Brakefield AM
Thuss Motley, clerks and judges of e
lection.
;. For 14th district lat Deptford) B. A
. Heard, officer; w. l.. Kirkpatrick ant
# A. j. McCampbeIl, judges and clerks o
I election.
=, For 14th district TAT Orme) - Calvi
= Choate, officer; A. q. Jenkins and Jir
% Brown, judges and clerks Of election.
=, For 18th district, (at Whitwell,) Jas
= Hooper, officer; Wiley Parker and JAS
d Bailey, judges and clerks Of election.
~ For 18th district Ton the mountain
= Austin Frizoll, officer; Fred Crensha,
4 and Ed Crenshaw, judges and officers c
election.
For 10th district. C. Beene, officer
J. p. Armstrong and j. W. MorsI
Judges and clerks OF election.
BY resolution and order Of the sal
o. county executive committee.
sr w. L. DONALDSON,
~ Chairman suD-commi ttet
j. c. BEENE,
OI J. c. HUGHEs,
o. A. +. MOORE,
10 SAN II. ALEXANDER,
a, JAMES MAssENGALE,
A. ID. THOMAS.
Committee Of seven.