The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-30
COMPLETING PLANS
FOR THE LEGISLATIVE
PRIMARY ELECTION
LIST OF OFFICERS APPOINTED BY
THE COUNTY CON-
MITTEE.
SEVERAL CANDIDATES QUALIFf
Expected That the List Of Delegates
and AIternates Will Be Complete
by Tomorrow Nisht-changes Made
in Plan.

IN Plan.
Officers for the Democratic LegIsla
tive primary on Oct. 8. appointed al
the meeting of the Democratic County
Executive Committeeon Monday. An
important change made in the prima
Try plan was that providing for the
election of alternates from the several
districts. This insures a full repre-
sentation in the convention even
should some of the delegates fail to
attend.
It is practically certain that the Pat
terson faction will not participate in
the election of delegates, as a faction
although some of the late members of
that party may come back to the
ranks of the regular Democracy now
that Patterson has abandoned the
lconest. For these reasons no contests
for delegates are anticipated The
vote in the county will probably be
light but almost every one comedies
the election of the nominees of the
convention of October 10. Several
delegate candidates have already quail
flied and all must do so before tonlor-
row night.
The following is list of the cleo
ton officers:
First district-w NJ Fly, E. w r..
Walters, H. c. Pigg, judges; 3. W. Fly,
Allen walters, clerks, J. A. Mcknight,
receiver.
Second district-M. F. Dooley, J. G.
Taylor, B. w. Fariss, judges; ]. l.
Dale, ]. W. Delk, clerks; Nat Cathey,
receiver.
Third district-G. W. Craig, ]. X.
Hardison, r. w. Tindell judges; Ches-
ley Liggett, J.P. Harris, clerks; re-
ceiver, C. P. Fox.
Fourth district-G. w Parks, G. A.
Holt, Rufus Agnew, judges; Ben Ag-
new, w. M. Garrett, clerks; D. A Oh
liver, receiver.
Fifth district-J G. Moore, Eugene
voss, MeIburne Whitaker, judges;
Morris Moore, A. M. Denton, clerks;
James Eskew, receiver.
Sixth district. B. Tomlinson, w.
M. Gibson, ]. t. Digger, judges; Jes-
Sc Tomlinson, Clarence Colvert,
clerks: B. L. Wilkes, receiver.
Seventh district -Southport-W. Y.
Wiley, G. B. Pullen, W. E. Fariss,
judges; Jim Gibson, ]. B. Lowell, f
clerks; VIII Wiley, receiver.
Seventh -Bigbyville P.
Melton Matthews, G. S.
Dixon, judges; R. S. Lowell, Jesse
clerks; Ed Henderson, re-
;eiver.
Eighth district-Ab G. Adkisson, Ed
Wise Trou6dale, judges;
!. B. Pender, Charles Thomas, clerks;
Dave Digger, receiver.
Ninth district-Court House sid
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)ooley, Ed Turner, Jesse Tomlinson, /,
Judges, H. G.. Hendley, VIII Britain, j
Jerks, Jake Orr, receiver. Il
Tenth district-D F. Fulton, r. G.
Walker, w. T. Frierson, judges; ]. w.
stephenson, j. A. Fleming, clerks, A. !
4. Harlan, receiver. i
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loodrum, D. H. Trice, B. t. Hunter,
Judges; M T. VOORHEES,, Robert Ben i
erman, clerks; ]. D. Dodson, receiv- y
r.
Eleventh Enterprise. R.
,aker, Clifford Simmons, Nit Christie T
her, judges; J. G. Nelson, Dan Pen '
ington, clerks, G. G. Douglass, re- 9
eiver.
Twelfth district. e. Brownlcw,
!. G. Ross, A. L. Ward, judges; Fred 7
Iunter, e. H. Barstienstine, clerks; T
V. A. Erwin, receiver. r
Thirteenth district j. q. Brown
NV, G. G.. Ross, A. l.. Ward, judges; q
red Hunter, e. H. Barsetienstin, \
Jerks; W. A. ERWIN, receiver. .
Observation-Disclosures N. Mayberry,
oe Porter, W. G. Mayberry, judges; =
I. p Kinzer, N. w. Kinzer, clerks; 7
!, II, Mayberry, receiver. N
Fifteenth district Bob Akin. Fount
harp. Will Pogue, judges; A K. II
hudson, Hugh Kirk, clerks; Jim u
ogue, receiver. q,
Sixteenth district-Geo. Kirk, Ross
atten, V. A. Mechanism, judges, DR..
hughes, Mac Billie, clerks; Joe T.
alton, receiver. OF
Seventeenth district Water Valley y,
Britt Gardner, e. P. Adkins, W C. b
IcRobert, judges; r. M. Hill, Leslie .
fngor o1arl,s. wan naayas raoaivar ~