The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-17
COUNTY COMMITTEE ID CALL PRIMARY Will Probably Be Set for
 May l8 PERSONNEL OF COMMIT TEE Two Judges, Tax Collector, Tax Asses sor, Coroner, Treasurer and Full
 Board of Revenue Are
 To Be Elected.
PERSONNEL OF COMMIT

The object of the meeting is to name date for holding the primary for the nomination of the several county officers whose terms will expire this year, and to promulgate a general plan for that elee- ton.
 While it is very probable that the date of the county primary will be May IS, the date of the state primary, Chairman J. B. Aird stated last night that he couldn't say whether the date would be earlier or not.
 It has been rumored on the streets that an effort would be made to exclude from the county primary all those democrats who are alleged to have bolted the party in the last race for sheriff of the county. However, the origin of the rumor could not be traced, and 1t is very probable that 1t will amount to nothing AS to whether or not the committee will consider the efforts of the citizens of the western portion of the county to form a new county could not be stated positively by Chairman Aird last night. The onicers to be elected this year are judges of two courts, tax collector and
 
 members of the Board of Revenue. There has developed no opposition to the pres ent tax collector, tax assessor, or treas- urer. Two candidates will oppose Coroner Paris. There are at least 50 candidates for membership on the Board of Reve- rue, and all are announced for good roads, The last to enter this race was J. Thad Mullin, former chief of the fire department.
 It is thought that after the county com- mittee has named a date for the county primary, E. K. Campbell, chairman, will call the Ninth district congressional com mittee together for the purpose of ar ranging for the nomination of con- gressman from this district. So far there has been no opposition to Congressman Underwood.
 Members of Committee. The membership of the county executive committee follows, including precinct numbers and precinct address: J. B. Aird, chairman; John P. Abbott, secretary.
 1. H. j. Horton McCalia.
 2. P J. McAdory, Jonesboro. 8. s. H. Strickland, Sumter. f. I. J. Burchfeld, Cohort.
 5. G. W. Fox, Short Creek, Bessemer R. c. D. No. 6.
 G. w. H. Goggans, Robbins x Roads. T. w. I. Brown, Ensley, R. F. D. No. l. B. Nose Hill, Oxmoor.
 g. P. S. Milner, West End.
 g. Frank w. Smith, Elyton, No. sos Brown Marx building.
 10. w. Sam Brown, East Lake. Il. John M. Erwin, East Lake, R. F. D. No. 8, Dolcito.
 12. J. B. Elliott. Leeds.
 IS. W. L. c. Yam, Trussville, R. r. D. No. 9, East Lake.
 IA. J. T. Moore, Morris, R. F. D. No. ?. 15. J. E. Massey, Pinson, R. F. D. No. s. East Lake.
 16. T. Snow Rogers, Morris.
 17. George E. Ellis, Warrior. 1S w.. B. Burton, Brookside. 19. J. R. Lawson, Palos
 20. Dr. J. w. Howard, Irondale. 21. John R. Copeland, Fourth ward, No. 1210 North Thirty-third street, Birming ham.
  Fifth avenue, Birmingham.
 21. J. w. Altman, Sixth ward, court house. Birmingham. 21. John L. Parker, Seventh ward, First avenue and Twentieth street, Birming- ham.
 22 F. J. ElIard, Lewisburg, R. F. D. No. 7 Birmingham.
 23 w. A Mayfeld, Partridge, R. F. D. No. 9. Warrior.
 24. D. G. Knight, Meeks, R. F. D. No. D. Bessemer.
 25. s. F. Cunningham, Union, R. F. D. No. f, Birmingham or court house. 26. c. M. Self Argo.
 27. J. R. Reeves, Toadvine.
 2S. J. W. McCarty. Graham, R. F. D. No. 1. Morris
 29. George M. Taylor, Pratt City. 29. R. II. Hamrick, Pratt City. 30. B. F. Johnson, Williamsburg, Porter P. O.
 31. Pleas w. Acton. Pump House, Bir- mingham, R. F. D. No. 4.
 32. w. M. Hanna, Smiths Mills, R. F. D. No. l, Warrior.
 3S. T. T. Huey, Bessemer.
 33. William Doyle, Bessemer 34. R. Dupont Thompson. Woodlawn, Title Guaranty building. Birmingham. 35. S. A. Parsons, Gwins, R. r. D. No. l, Adger.
 36. E. Howell, Gate City
 37. John Horan, First ward, Birming- ham.
 37. A. P. Rich, Second ward, Colorado Loan company, Birmingham.
 37. Charles J. Martin, Third ward, clerk inferior court. Birmingham.
 S7. w. T. Poe. Eighth ward clerk back tax commissioner, Birmingham. S7. w. D. Gum, Ninth ward, Birming- ham,
 3S. J. R. Wilson, Blossburg. S. John Harrington. Adamsville. 40. c. l.. Dabbs, Hueys, R. F. D. No. 5, Bessemer.
 fl. J. B. Nabers, Hardwood 42. S. M Blake, North Birmingham, clerk Probate Judge court house. 43. J. H. Snow, Locust Fork, Clough P. o.
 A. B. ". Taylor. Huffman R. F. D. No. 8, East Lake.
 45 J. M. Donaldson Ensley. 45. W. A. Ward Ensley.
 46. Gus Ellard, Avondale.
 A. J. I. Kimmons New Castle. 4s M. A. Wood, Littleton
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