The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-02
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau, Selma, April 1. The subcommittee of the Democratic Executive Committee of Dallas County. met at noon today and appointed election officers to serve at the primary election on April Il. assessed fees against candi- Intion that no tickets would be received at the polls except those given voters by the inspectors at the polls.
 l The sub committee consisted of seven included Chairman J. B. Ellis and Secre- tary R. E. l.. Mel, and all the members were present The meeting was held in the office of the Register in chancery at | The candidates for nomination by the voters at the primary were assessed as follows:
 | For Probate Judge, $2o.
 1 For Tax Collector, $10. | For Tax Assessor. $10. ts.
 For Superintendent of Education. s5. | For Circuit Clerk, $.
 For Coroner, $2.
 For Justice of the Peace. City Precinct. s2.
 For Constable, City Precinct. 2. | It was the sense of the committee that Inf any funds were left over after the ex- penses of holding the election had been paid the residue should be divided pro rata among the candidates: and if the assessments do not provide sunc'ens e election an additional pro rata assess ment will be made against the success full seekers for office.
 The following resolutions were unani- nously adopted by the Committee: Whereas, 1t has been the policy of the Chairman of the State Executive Com mittee 10 refuse to candidates extra tick cts in the coming primary, ana. Whereas. 1t Is the apparent intent ot the primary law to have the primary con- form as near as possible to the State election law therefore
 R, tf hnf ft tG this Committee that no ballots except the official ballots should be permittei in the coming primary in Dallas County, and that these ballots shall be secured only on the day of said primary. The following officers to conduct the elecuon were appoi4sed: Bell, G. W. Walker, William Coker; clerks, Dick Mitchell. F. E.. Todd; re- turning officer, J. A. .Fulford.
 snmmerfsid No xors xinspecs9rs' S6srss e6sms ing Oficer. George E. Nixon. Woodlawn No. 3.--1nspectors, j.. A. cierEs Gerla~ w eRsy ". ssana. ca%pSeil. Harvey Morrow; Returning Officer. W. A. For ,,yallsy erssk ,, No; krnspes,Qrssi sy,;,, "; E: Clerks. @ R. NJ. Roantrec, r. B. Woods: Returning Officer, w. J. Rountree,
 Harrel No. 5-1nspectors, ". B. Moore. s1hn Young sloN, Will Moore; :,SIeas Clerks caI F.
 Dublin No. s-Inspectors, R. W. Little. J. A Rush. R. A. Bradford Clerks, Col lins Terry, John Hooks; Returning ofti-
 Martins No. 7~inspectors, J. I. Vest brook, R. H. Tuck. w. II. Brazer; Clerks. J. snead Mays. F, ID. Macon; Returning l Orrville No. S.-Inspectors, O. M: Hee dricks, I J. Ellis, J. w Lovets; Clerks; | Lexington, No. s-Inspectors. w. P Mo lette E. R. Wilson. T. J. Locke; Clerks, H. A Jordan. W W. Berry; Returning Oh,cer. Lewis Johnson:
 en. E. c. Powell, A T. May; Clerks, Haywood Hunter. N. D. stanfil; Return ing Officer, 5. J. Hunter.
 Pine Flat, No 11-Inspectors, w. M. johnson L E. Whstlsy Seo H. pSrnsts Gasey; Returning Ofiicer, P. W. Johnson
 Hardy, Joe Walker, Charles Melton; Clerks. J; W. Miller. George Hardy' He- | Pleasant Hill, No, 13-J. B. Rudutph, J. l w Bailey, W. c. Harrel; Clerks. Clar- ence Day, Jim Young; Returning oficer. F. Maxwell.
 Richmond, No. i4-Inspectors, M. N. | Etheridge, W. R. Lee, J. B. Rives; Clerks, Joe Alison, John Wilmington; Return ing Officer, J B. Rives.
 Keenan. Jr. W. H. Bradford, s. s. Boy kin, Clerks. Will Jones. s. H., Jones; Re- turning Officer. s. s. Boyl1in.
 Cahaba. No. 16-Inspectors. C: k1rkpat- rick. l.. Engleman, R. c. Carlisle; Clerks c Kirkpatrick, R. c. Carlisle; Returning Officer C. kirkpatrick.
 Huntsville, No. 22-Inspectors, James Burns. pr. J, j. DuBose' " E; Taylor. nor Returning Officer, k. W. Lott.
 Union, No g. Box No. 1-Inspectors, Mel Gilmer, Kent West, Palmer Irwin; Clerks, Ed Gilmer. 'Walter Emmerson; 2-lnspectors, T. J. Gayle. J. K Bennett. $ M. Arlington; Clerks. J: T. Evans, Joe Firth; Returning Officer, T. J: Gayle.
 Fences, No. 24-lnspectors, N. G. Cam mack, J. T. Potteer. s. J. Tate; Clerks. E J. Weisinger, w T. wesinger; Re- turning otticer W. T. weisinger,
 Liberty No. 25-lnspectors,. D; s. Cain I. Gwin. Charles shruptrine; Returning Officer, R D. Shruptrine.
 Bells, No. 26-Inspectors, Jim Bell. IGnoch Bell, Will Bell; Clerks. Enoch bell Will Bell; Returning Omcer, Jim
 Vernon No. e7-Inspectors. Walter Ken- drick, T. F. Kendrick;;, Albert Jones' Sterks Ed Ke1dT9E W.,idr w. h ksndTick ksndTick.
 Marion Junction NJ. 2S-lnspectors w. H. Bell, NJ F. Smith, W. J. Gilmer: Clerks 4: B: Moore; F. P: Randall; Re-
 Browns No. 9-Insrectors, A: c. Coates, w. T. Sellers, J. H. Olds; Clerks. lC. M Ethridge. A. F. Lesser: Returning Officer, w. C. Billngslea.
 Kings No. 3O-lnspectors, D. B. l. wards, Sr.. J. w. Day. Peter Hsin: Clerks J. 5. Hain, J. (. Tubb; Return ing Ofieer, J. L.. Edwards.
 Smyly's No. 31-Inspectors. w. D. Small. Allen Davis, Dave Wood; Clerks. R. c. Small, J. A. Holloway; Returning Ofb- 'tE Elm M Bian m No. ss-Inspectors, J. R. Stewart, C. M. Summer, J. II. Van PeIt; Clerks, George w. Hewston, J. C. Stout cnborough; Returning Officer, G. NJ
 Cariowville No. 3s-Inspe tors. E. l.. Allison, J. D. Cuibritt, Isaac Young blood; Clerks. 5. A Reynolds, Henry Yates: Returning Officer, B. R. Allison
 Boykins No. & Inspectors. James Bas- sett, s. T. BoykIn, I. Matt Meyer; Clerks, Sol. Hagedon. Marshall Boykin; Returning Officer, 1. M Meyer.
 Mitchells No. 35-Inspectors, T. J. Craig, w. l.. Kirkpatrick, pr. T. J. Frey: Clerks, J. I. Kelley, Paul Carson; Returning Officer. W. L. Kirkpatrick.
 Ward l-Insrectors, H. B. KIncey. J. lC. Privett, P. Schulhafer; Clerks. Henry Bridger R. A. Beardn; Returning Ofi-