The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-08

J. L. Blakey, managers; J. W. Mills and A. NJ. Jones, clerks: r. M. Jones, returning officer.
 Beat s--H. c. Lamar, H. A; Gold sold thwaits and F. N; MeLean; Iaa .I managers: cisrTs s. J. Pettus, returning officer.
 Reat 1O-C. E. Crenshaw. B. R. Key holds and A. w. Mosely, managers c; z. Galloway and F; U, .,irn,lnr AnqessoS, os,
 Beat 11-J. T. Robinson, E R; King. c. Amason, managersi F 5; wauveTIs WeIs and J. M. Woodward. clerks; d. A. Wal ters, returning officer.
 Beat 12--J H. Afford. J. P. Downing, c. M. Crow. managers; A. L Dees, +. M' Benbow, clerks; E. M. Bendow return
 Beat 1s-J. J. Stevens. J. F. Dsrdenn, Wright and M. S. Guice. clerks; J. Nj.
 Beat i1.-J. W. Sellers. D. O. Rush ing, J. D. Fannin, managers;; ". S. RiaIs and J. N Nugent, clerks; l. ID. Collier, returning officer, ,r,,,.., M. O. Merritt. managers, Ralph What ley. J. H. MIlligan. clerks; 5. J. NatteL returning officer.
 Poole and Dock Morrison, managers; {; Ava Guy and A. c. Norman, clerksi Beat M no,l,Fs Fllnn maaaFers " if- C LaH fl. Beiser and w s. Waugh. clerks; F. G.
 Beat 1S-H. P. Marlborough. ST, man. managers: Jim Stovall and J. H Kennedy, clerks; John c. Carter, re- Beat 1SmI,. w. Hunter. w. Nj. John son, J. R. Cantelou. managers; !. p. Mitchell and R. L. Jewell. clerks; w. c. Henderson. returning officer.
 Beat 2S-5 o,Po,aSa P; Martin; Msns W. gers Ree; g. Carroway, c. H. Dee. clerks; T. w. Oliver, returning officer
 Beat 21--J. M Handy, l.. D. Judkins' T. c. Raoul, managers: c. c. Glider, T. B. Barnett. clerks; L. B. Merriweather'
 e1Tl The nm members of the. executive com mittee will serve as returning oncers ,,s compensation, pursuant to the adop- ton of a motion made by MT. Seibels.
 Chairman Arrington,s with the apo abo proval of the committee, urged the members of the committee representin the city beats to promptly secure the location of the polling booths Tn thelr sSsSIIdd'tb sSoSTId be done at once so that, the owners of the property for the loca- tion of the boxes would make no other disposition of 1t for ,otha tsat dqhsSyi qhSyi r; fhc members from the county beats snouIa Q secure the ballot boxes necessary Tor the election.
 With this business concluded, the question of whether the name or Mr, Hall should be allowed to go on tne county ticket. as candidate Tor con 'Mr, Arrington. in submitting the | matter to the meeting. said that the executive cemmitteea at rs.o,rt,ov pTevioSs Sy Congress were to be placed on the county ticket at the request or tntt | Democratic Executive Committee oi | the Second Congressional District, MT | Hall, continued the .chalrman, had palo | his $25 assessment for the county elec' | inc rnIes of the Congressional Com mittee and his name had been. cX- | cluded by that committed He saia ns M would like to know the pleasure o' the coSiS SeiSels asked the chairman il | MT Hall had complied with the law.
 The chairman replied that MT. Hal
 "" 4 think he should be given a fai' | and square showing n this county l said Mir. CromnIelin. . i He expressed the oDinion that In' l failure of Mir Hall to comply with tn 1 law was due to the fact that MT. Hal
 did not krow the requirements.
 At this juncture Blbb Graves soutn tl. | to leave the matter entirely n th' l hand of the chairman for a decision | and through his contention, iehglHi.
 discussion was precipitatod' He sat l the matter was purely question Q | law, Chairman Arlington was an at l torney. and he suggested that T pc Ter l solely ii the judgment of the chairmal | who should decide in accordance WILL
 inc primary law. Mir. Graves then pu | lis Suggestion in the form of motion
 Immediate oppos sition was the. result
 It was the sense Of the coTmltlee
 lot if 1t could be done legally, but tn great problem was, would the law sus
 tain such q course,
 MT, Arlington said he Was alMay
 willing to shoulder his share cf re
 sponsibility. but the question was
 public matter. He felt certain that M but on a matter of such importance, ! would like to have the backing Of th
 committee and have the members vol on It.
 Mir. Graves gaid he was confident
 would be better for the interests Of M , Hall to let the matter be settled Purel
 on a legal status. The primary ele'
 tion law, as he understood 1t require ] | a candidate to report to the governin a body and the question was wheth. the Congressional Committee or n County Committee was the goyerniInn l. body, regardless of any reolutton tf 3 County Committee had preVlousi
 adopted. He insisted on his motion; ' Graves motion by adding Mir Graves ' the committee to decide the question Mir Graves said if would he m m ln possibility for him to serve as ne w, W. 8 only a proxy for MT. Anderson, aI n after the meeting, he would h"Ne MT. ShackeIford said he was in flaw of letting the name Of MT. Hall go ! the ticket if it could be done accoruii s Mr. Arlington insisted that the ma r ter should come properly before
 committee He thought question '" tbis kind should not be left to ol @ Again MT. Graves said 1t was probab l. there was not Q member or the COT