Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-19
REPORT DEMOCRATIC
EX. COMMITTEE
Will Hold a Primary May II to
Nominate Candidates at Same
Time as Elect a Senator
Officers of Election.

At called meeting of the Democra-
tic Executive Committee for Marion
County, held at the Court house in
Jasper last Saturday the following pro-
ceedings were had, to wit
J. P. Armstrong, of South Pittsburg,
was made temporary secretary and on
roll call thirty eight of the seventy-six
committeeman were found to be pres
ent.
On motion, A. r. Hall and g. E.
Deathridge were placed in nomination
for secretary and on viva voce vote,
A. R. Hall was declared elected secre-
tary to the Committee.
On motion of B. e. Tatum it was
declared that on any future call of the
Committee, after due notice thereof,
by the chairman, quorum OF the Ex-
ecutive Committee shall consist of any
number of said Committee who may
attend under said call.
On a report of the commissioners,
adherents of Gov. Taylor and Senator
Carmack, to present the names of
officers to hold the Senatorial Primary
on May 18th, 1905, s. H. Alexander re-
presenting Gov. Taylor and j. Bright
representing Senator Carmack, were
instructed to prepare joint report in
full and report to the committee the
names of each and all the officers to
hold the Primary at each voting pre-
cinct in the county, which was accord
ingly done and which report is as fol-
lows as adopted by the committee
1st district. w. A. Price, G. W.
Davis and James Green, judges. Key
West and s. r. Rust, clerks. Robert
Foster, officer.
3rd district. B. W. Condra, R. H.
Hudson, D. r. Deakins, Judges. Law
renee Hudson and W. A. Bridges,
clerks John H. Hudson, officer.
West side-L. P. Daniels, J M. Gray
son, B. Condra, judges. W. A. Griffith
and J. G. Jones, clerks. j. F. White,
officer.
4th district. j. W. Mosier, Wash
Turner, Walker Lane judges. S. l..
Ketner, James Mosier, clerks. Ed
Brophy, officer.
9TH district. Anderson Prigmore, w.
II. Gott, John Turner, judges. James
Wells, Joe Patty, clerks. E. L, Hicks,
officer.
9th district. John Sexton, J. G. Fos.
ter, John Hartman, judges. D. M
Brown, 0. J. Fry, clerks. T. ]. Sex
ton, officer.
7th district. "A. L. Robertson, I. N.
Wyrick, Isaac Hicks, judges. Harry
Simpson and Allen Hall, clerks. j.
H. Hoge, officer.
Sequachee. -Standifer Bennett, Jacl
Eldridge, Samuel Wilson, judges. T
K Rawiins and Lee Lasater, clerks
John Lawson, officer.
Sth district Mack Moore, Walter
Kirkpatrick, Hope McReynolds, judg
es. Sam Hogan, Lewis Duncan
clerks William Ford, officer.
9th district. L. J. Beene, James
NARROW, G. P. Beene, judges. Leo1
Burke, Briggs Lasater, clerks. -
officer.
10th district. William Jones, Jaspe
Anderson, William Martin, judges
J. G. Martin and D. G. Martin
clerks. Tom Anderson, officer.
18th district. -Brack Henderson, P
G. Toney, Tom Deakins, Judges. Hug
Bradshaw, Raymond Kelly, clerks H
R. Deakins, officer.
12th district. g. W. Condra, J. r
Parker, q. A. Shaerer, judges. Henr
Norwood and -, clerks D. T. Tuck
sr, officer.
18th district Crit Anderson, Jane
Price, James Rigle, judges. Tor
Bracken and -, clerks. John Myers
officer.
14th district, Deptford-A. ]. Nc
Campbell, Albert Samples, B. A
Heard, judges. Frank Loving, T. F
Hackworth, clerks. w. L. Kirkpat
rick, officer.
14th district. Orme. John Almany
Robert Hibler, John Barton, judges
Sam V. Greer, W. L. Wilson, clerks
Mack Sutler, officer.
18th district. Whitwell John Moore
Arthur Havron, Tom Walker, Judge.
Will Brown, J w. Shirley, clerks
Henry Layne, officer
10th district. G, Beene, J.
Williamson, John Ingle, judges. Rar
lie Beene, Prof Harle, clerks. I.
Kersey, officer.
= 1t was ordered that in the absence
: any officer his place would be filed b
the officers present appointing SON
$ one in his place, and if the abser
officer is a Taylor adherent, the vaca1
cy will be filled by like adherent
! possible, and the same to apply to a
= absent Carmack adherent.
: All of the candidates for the warrior
offices then appeared before the con
} mittee and requested that a gener
primary be held and that the party r.
ceiving the largest number of vot
cast in said primary, be declared Il
nominee for the respective office. an
! thereupon the Committee at said r
t quest, passed a resolution ordering
, general Democratic primary to be he
$ at the various voting places in ii
, county on May 12th, 1906, at the san
{ time of the United States Senatori
Primary, and that the Judges of d
: Senatorial Primary act as the iudg
d of the County Primary, and that Il
chairman of the Democratic Executi,
= Committee shall appoint receiver al
two clerks at each voting place for d
County Primary, and that the offic
and judges Of election shall prepare Al
= keep the box or receptacle for the pu
e pose of depOsiting the ballots cast in I
: County Primary and that the iudg
4. and clerks prepare and certify the i