Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-08-09
Meeting OF The Ccsrsv RrSr,tx
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Exsussvr Cn1-s.,S
The ns-cc-a.ic Executive
COMMITTEES CT Lafayette County
ne; pursuant - \ cal, ct the
ChN-Ean q Saturday The ish.
Whe1 The tclowise proceeiiHSs
were had
Vacancies 81 the Executive
Cc--nttee we're first considered
a7@ Sled A. fclaow<s Bea. I. y.
h LavShse 70 succeed p. :.
Sart. Sexs :. ". T. Waits to sue
seed ". r. Baker. deceased:
Beat I. Z ". Wllia-s 70 sue
ces1 = L SsS. deceased. The
vacancy Oh the Congressional
Committee vas filed BY c. l.
SIvley h succeed J. l.. S;sk. de-
ceased. The following resolu-
ton vas offered and passed;
Whereas, The Democrats Ex-
ecUnve COMMITTEES fo- the Sec
ord District cf Mississippi met at
Holly Springs on July 18th, ard
passed the following order: Cor
eered that 4 Democratic Primary
Election be held in each county
in the Second Congressional Dis
trict Of Mississippi on Saturday.
the 18th day Of August 1906, 70.
the purpose Of nominating I
Democratic candidate for the
SIxueih Congress.
Il u therefore ordered that in
the event no candidate shall re-
ceive a majority of all the votes
cast IN the first primary election,
or a majority of the electoral
votes Of all the counties, then a
second primary election shall DC
held on Saturday, the 18th day
of September. when the two can
didates receiving the highest vote
II the hrst primary shall be vo-
ted for in the second primary;
and the one receiving the majo1-
y OF the votes in the District.
shall tie declared the nominee O.
the Democratic party from the
Second District OF Mississippi
Now therefore. an election i
ordered TO De held in the county
OF LaFayette. On Saturday, the
18th day of August 1906, and
also on Saturday the 18th day Of
September 1906, agreeable TO the
order OF the Congressional Demo
cratic Executive Committee.
Resolved further. that no per-
son shall be eligible to vote II
said primaries except Democrats
white voters who are qualified Il
vote in the general election.
Resolved further, that the rsl.
lowing officers are selected 4
hold the said elections.
Oxford, No-shRox-gEtge-, FieIi~r
Webster. P E Matthew's, p /. sseph
fe1S. Peace O&cer G. B T4vIo-.
Oxford, South fiSx-Ilds--, w z
,lvey, G. W Ba5aIO@. 81. Eoosrt
Morgan. Peace O1esr j. B Roach.
s2ncers-I1cgss, - 4 Legystt, B
A Collins. y. & Parks. n d. Wait
CanoriSSe-Iudgp= Frank Adams
NM A6ersor- 2 = uo.con3, AIosr'
yauznE-
A6oevEIe-,Gdye= P 5 NeGowan.
T. L G-z1az. J. W. Davis. Gs-ie
GaIlegiy-
College HM-IudzesL.H IL Shawl
J. Anderson. ! ?. I0=7g; ) :. Joal-
Free Sprs1S7JadSes Nose Cku-
dress. Zoex Smith, Iec Cole; Jasepa
NaidrP.
slatss--a1ges Il. D Rlkad. Alex
rOzstsce. Th1-r@ses z@&- l-rr
BurEess-sadges s-zak Groves. z
T. Weaver J. ". Smith; 2 L Evans
Orrwood-J1dgss Fzcx Nail P. W,
Spears Jack Gray; l. O.. Croxeli-
Iaylor-Judges D1dlsy Weave. T.
Q = CaroShers. H. J. Gg-rder: Lee
Williams
Shaekletori-Jajsss James Niles
Brigham yoGrg, Robert R=txi-e; J.
C. Redwine-
HUM hrey-Jscgss Robert Hum
pnreys- Il W. West, G. W. Holt; Ike
Humphreys.
Lafayette Sp-ings-J1i.as \. N.
HAL, Ab Suee6, Tom AverI, Frark
Taylor.
Dzllaz-Judge J. L. Czney, B. =.
Harwsl, J. C. Sander; John Phillips
TGla-Judges J. sharp, W L Vine
K Dawes, Sr.; ID. Davis
DsIa-Jacg-s JONES Lynch, John
sou E.kridge, Walker Demon; II b
kisuer.
Paris-JEdges J. A. FiesehalL d. q
Carpenter, J. u Addinsto1; Thzd
Patton
The Judges Of each voting pre-
cinct are authorized to elect two
clerks On the day OF the election.
j. ii. Tatun was elected Sec
rotary Of the Executive Commit
tee TO succeed ]. L. Sisk,. de-
ceased.
The offer OF the OXFORD EAGLE
TO print the tickets for said p-i-
mary election was accepted.
". F. Ivy was employed by the
committee 10 send cut the ballots
and the ballot boxes 10 the va
'Nous voting precincts.
The Secretary was instructed
% notify the candidates Of the
amount OF the expenses necessa-
~ for holding said election.
The COMMITTEES then adjourned
TO meet on Monday, Auguss q,
% canvass the returns Of the
election.
c. L. STvLEY,
Chairman.
J.. NJ. TATru