The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-17
Democratic Executive Com
mittee Closes Up Prelirn-
mary For First Vote.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC ExEcu-
TIVE COMMITTEE SELECTED
OFFICIALS TO HANDLE BAL
LOTS IN THE FIRST PRIMARY
CHAS. J. LEVEY is NOW SEcRE-
TARY OF THE COMMITTEE.

Inspectors and clerks for the com
ing primary were selected BY the
County Democratic Executive Com
mtttee, which held a meeting last
night at o'clock at the office Of the
county Judge. Very few members OF
the committee were absent at roll
call. The resignation Of Peter Nc
Lellan as committeeman from No.
IL was accepted and B. 4. GLADDEN.
elected to fill the vacancy.
Jos. 1. Johnson, the COMMITTEES Sec
retary, also sent in his resignation
on account Of being candidate in
the primary. The vacancy WIS oil
a member Of the committee. Mr..
Levey was nominated by A. O. Tippin
and had no opposition. VIM. Rigby
held the proxy of J, B. Steward Of No.
II, and 1t was announced that Mr..
Steward would have hts business In
Alabama hereafter, and had moved
from his old district. No resignation
was received from him, however, and
until such official notice is received,
the committee will take no action on
the question of naming his success
sor.
The campaign committee rendered
a report, showing that there is avail
able for the first primary the sum Of
$1,S41.60, and the list Of candidates
for Office was read by the chairman
The chairman stated that the list, so
far as the county candidates are con-
cerned, was complete, but that the
state committee would certify before
the first Of the month to other con-
gressional and state candidates,
which are to be added.
CLERKS AND INSPECTORS.
The list of inspectors and clerks
were then read by the chairman, and
but one objection was made Fhis
came from VIM. B. Shelby to the
name of Quila Webb in precinct No.
5. Mr.. Shelby had no objection 10
Mr.. Webb but that he was a young
man, and was not experienced in
that line of work." as Mr.. Shelby
stated. Mr.. Clopton, from No. II,
said he knew all the parties, and be-
lieved Mr.. Webb was quite as capable
as anyone to act as inspector. He
was allowed to remain in the pre-
cinct representation. The full list,
with the exception of Nos. and 10,
| which were not represented either by
committeeman or proxy last night,
was as follows:
No. Frank Milan, I. w. Cherry,
J. E. Bell, inspectors; Victor Gold
bach, clerk.
No. 2-John Mains, w. M. Shivers,
John Helton, inspectors; Bruno Caro-.
clerk.
No. 3-W. J. Tanton, ]. c. Hendrix,
C. B. Price, inspectors; Ben Brewton,
| clerk. -.
No. A. C. Tippin, A. G. DeLoach,
John Landgren, inspectors; P. w. Nc.
Lane, clerk.
No. 5-Arthur Ransley, Quala Webb,
Victor Rosemondy, inspectors; ID. w.
Bowman, clerk. go,
No. 6-Vacant.
No. III. ID, Burg, j. ID. Ward,
Charles Fisher, inspectors; d. H. Has,
tings, clerk.
No. S-George Gibson, Malcolm
Pugh, John Underwood, inspectors !;
Taylor Crabtree, clerk.
No, 9-W. A. Jones, P. r. McNeill,
Leonard Gilmore, inspectors; J. T.
Fillingim, clerk.
No. 10-U. II. Grimlar, w. F. Welsh
J. c. Cook, inspectors; C. E. Ora,
ham, clerk.
No lis. ]. Jones. T. e. Virgins
Sam Gully, inspectors; w. l.. Minis
| clerk.
No 12-Fred d. Abbott, o. Brown
Camden w. Beirne, inspectors; B. l.
| GLADDEN., clerk.
No. 13-Dan Murphy, Jr., Willie
Abt. Sam Flynn, inspectors; Otto
White, clerk.
| No. 14-Frank Maura, Jas. O'Brien
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