The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-15
REGISTRARS BEGIN
 THEIR WORK TODAY Appointment of Lee w. Jones
 Completes the List QUARTERS OPENED TODAY Simon Klotz Was Only Candidate to Pay Ills Entrance Fee Yesterday.
 He Is Candidate for Alder
 man From Second Ward.
QUARTERS OPENED TODAY

~%N of Birmingham, for the municipal pri- mary which takes place on November n, will commence this morning at 10 o'clock The registration books will remain open for nine working days. On election day the books will be opened again for the purpose of allowing electors who were prevented from registering during the coming nine days to secure their certifi- cates.
 Lee W. Jones has been appointed regis trar in the Eighth ward, and this com pletes the list. The registrars will meet this morning at o'clock on the third floor of the city hall to receive instruc- tions as to the law with regard to issu- ing registration certificates. Judge H. B. Abernathy, chairman of the city commit- tee, and c. B. Burzhalter, chairman Of the subcommittee, will meet with the registrars. After today the books will be opened at a. m.
 List of Registrars.
 The following is list of the registrars and the places of registration:
 First ward-Registrar Charles w. Odom: place of registration, first five days, Odom's store. on the corner of First avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets; second five days. at city hall; voting place, city hail.
 Second Ward-Registrar, Joe Spanier; place of registration, Thorntons store, Fourth avenue and Eighteenth street; voting place, Thornton's store.
 Third Ward-Registrar, William Cut cliff, sr.; place of registration, first five days, Cutcliffs store; second five days, Emmons store, Nineteenth street and Eleventh avenue. north; voting place to be decided upon later
 Fourth WarG-Re glstrar Captain Ram som; registration place, Samuels store, Twenty fourth street and Tenth avenue, north; voting place, Samuels' store.
 Fifth Ward-Registrar, James Donovan; registration place, court house; voting place, court house.
 Sixth Ward-Registrar, George Green wood; place of registration, Avenue F and Twenty-ifth street, south voting place, Avenue F and Twenty-hfth street. south.
 Seventh Ward-Registrar, Joe Gerst; registration place, Avenue c and Twenty first street, south voting place, Avenue c and Twenty-frst street, south.
 Eighth Ward-Registrar, Lee w. Jones; registration place, Southside fire depart ment; voting place, Southsi5e fire depart ment
 Ninth Ward-Registrar, D. c. Behrens; registration place. Behrens store. Avenue F and Twenty-first street; voting place. Behrens' store, Avenue F and Twenty first street
 Headquarters Open Today.
 Headquarters of the city committee will be opened this morning at g o'clock in the rooms of the Birmingham Press club. on the third floor of the city hall. Fred E. Enslen, assistant secretary of the sub- committee, will be in charge
 The subcommittee will probably not meet again until after the nine days of registration closes. The members will then meet in the headquarters and select managers, clerks, and returning officers for each of the wards. Candidates for mayor, for chief of police and for judge of the police court have been requested to furnish lists of voters in the various wards, from whom to select their repre- sentatives.
 Simon Klotz was the only candidate for municipal office to pay his entrance fee to treasurer James F. Hawkins yester- day. He is a candidate for alderman from the second ward.
 Six candidates for mayor, at s150 each; eleven candidates for alderman, at f25 each; two candidates tor beat committee men, at BIO each; one candidate for po- lice commissioner. at s25, and one candi- date for judge of the police court, at s75. have paid their entrance fees to the treasurer of the subcommittee The to- tai amount paid in up to the present time amounts to $1,295. All of this will go to- ward defraying the necessary expenses of the municipal primary election.