The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-03
CANDIDATES ALL
 QUALIFY FOR RACE
Final Arrangements for Pri-
 mary Tn Etowah County
SUE FOR SUBSCRIPTION
street Hallway Company Refuses to Pay standardization Called for Selection of Congressman
 From the Seventh

Gadsden. April -fSpecal)-The Eto
 wah county democratic primary commit
 tee held it's meeting today to make tn'
 final arrangements for the coming DIT
 mary. All the candidates who annouhce'
 early in the campaign have quallhed ahe the ticket is filled up for all the places t' | be provided There are 32 beats Tn th'
 county and the election officers for thes'
 were named today. The full list Of can didates who qualified is as follows
 For Probate Judge-J. W. Penn, l.. l. Herzberg, J. H. Lovejoy, J. A. Gallant
 Associate Judge-J. A. Bilbro, Alto V
 Lee. it
 For sheriff-Jo. sansom. A. w. Burns J. H. Sharp, John Lister, ". R. Phil lips H
 For Solicitor-W. J. Boykin, J. R. tore' man, L. B. Rainey.
 Commissioner Second District-M. Ii
 Smith, F. M. Boozer, o. P. Willis.
 Commissioner Fourth District-J. T
 Eubanks, w. H. Hubbard.
 For Legislature-A. R. Brindley, w. Il
 Hood, F. F. Osborn
 Delegates-J. H. Wood, w. T. Murphree W. T. McCord, S. E. Jordan, J. W. Law renee, H. P Smith, A. T. Stocks, R. A
 Mitchell, w F.. Stowers.
 | E. T. McClain, general superintendent of the Graves Matthews Paving company is in the city making an inspection ol
 the work that is being done by the com pany in this city. Several blocks of tho tf | the public and the work is giving satis
 faction. Mr. McClain expressed himself as we'll pleased with the progress that is | being made on the work.
 | One car load of rails has been dis. | tributed along the line of the North Gads- den extension of the city car lines and another car is expected within a few days. The poles for the trolley have al been delivered and everything is now IT | readiness for pushing the work. It is anticipated that the new line will be com pleted and in operation by June l The trustees of the fund subscribed tc secure the location here of the Southern Iron and Steel companys new rod, wire l and nail mill have brought suit against the Alabama City, Gadsden and Attalla Railway company for It's subscription to the fund. The rilway company claims a set off against this subscription and re, fuses to make settlement unless compelled to do so by legal process. The amount | involved in the present action is S4ocO. o. R. Hood, chairman of the congress sional committee of this district has is sued a notice for an election to be helt | In all the counties of the district for the purpose of nominating a candidate fol | Congress in this district. This action wal | taken because of the refusal of the stat'
 committee to place the name of Candidate John L. Burnett on the state ticket.
 While washing her hands and face thi | morning Mrs. Jessie Bean, mother O. | Deputy Sheriff John Bean. dropped dead ~ | her home near Boaz. Heart failure l! l supposed to have been the cause of deS>h 1 Mrs Bean arose this morning feeling a: | well as usual and was making her toile | when she dropped over and expired or
 the floor. She was about co years of age The funeral will be held tomorrow al | the Primitive Baptist church. of whicf the deceased was a member.