The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1912-05-23
FOR WAKE PRIMARY
Names Filed With Register
OF Deeds to be Voted on
June lst.

hr. T. VI. Franks of swift Greek win
Oppose Mr.. j. e. l.. Harris for the
Nomination OF Senafe-Ne~~r~. \.
&. Little and :. Brown sh.-,bexa
Democratic opponents-To Vote on
Precinct Committeeman and Dele
gates to Next County Conversion.
Yesterday was the last DAY for fl
ing names with the Register OF Deeds
Oh candidates for the Legislature.
state officers, and precinct commit
teemen for Wake County for both
parties. TO be voted upon in the Wake
primary TO be held June 1st This
primary Law was passed by the last
Legislature, applicable TO Wake
County, and provides that both Re
publicans and Democrats shall 20 in
TO an all-day primary on June 1st
| to vote for their nominees for the
Legislature, precinct committeeman
and all delegates TO County Conven-
tons
The Democrats and Republicans fin
ished filing their names Tuesday just
before midnight (as the Register of
Deeds announced Tuesday morning
he would keep his Office open until
the midnight hour). At the meeting
of the boiling Republicans in Raleigh
| last Saturday, Mr.. J. c. L. Harris had
himself nominated for the State Sem
! ate by the few who were present.
/ He forthwith went to the Register OF
| Deeds office and filed his name as a
candidate. On yesterday the name
of Mr.. T. NJ. Franks, a prosperous
| farmer of Swift Creek Township, was
filed for the Republican nomination
| for the Senate, and that will hold Mr.
Harris for awhile, at least until after
the June primary, and then he can
| go back and sit down. The name OF
Mr.. A. D. Upchurch, another prosper
Gus farmer of White Oak Township,
was filed for member of the House
on the Republican ticket. Mr.. Franks.
and Mr.. Upchurch were asked to en-
ter the race by the friends of the
regular organization in this county,
but will represent the whole party
and the county when nominated and
elected. The Harris followers also
nled the names of Messrs. D. T. Bry-
an, ALT Templeton and J. r. Cham
berlain for the House. The Repub-
licans also filed names for precinct
committeeman in the various pre-
cincts also, delegates to attend the
next Republican County Convention.
The friends of the regular organiZa-
ton in the county, of which L. F.
Butler is chairman. filed the follow
men and delegates to attend the next
convention. The following is the list:
Middle Creek.
Delegates.-G. c. Gunter, E. B.
Gunter, J. F. Mann, lola J. Suggs,
Chas. E. Mcnamara, ]. P. Bridgers.
! COmmitteemen.-J.F F. Mann, Chas.
, E. Mcnamara, J. P. Bridgers.
Swift Creek.
Delegates.-Everett T. Banks, JOS
eph P Goodwin, W. B. Booker, T. L.
Jones, r. L. Powell, FJJones.
Committeeman. NJ. Franks, W.
P Powell, ]. A. Woodward.
Holly Springs.
Delegates.-C. NJ. Page, II. W.
Norris, c. H Collins, James Mat
thews, J. P Wood.
Committeemen.-C. II. Collins, c.
F. Spence, Samuel J. Weathers.
White Oak.
Delegates, Regular-Albert Up
, church, William II. Womble, William
H. Mills, Jr., Willie Andrews, Sidney
IS. Maroon, S. Augustus Powell,
Robert P. Siler, James NJ. Broadwell
Committeemen.-A D. Up
! church, Sidney S. Maroon, William
: H Mills, Jr.
Barton Greek.
!, Delegates.-J. H. Watkins, E. T
: Pool, ]. H. Arnold, z. S. Rudd, d. Fl
Pugh, R. L. Thompson.
Committeeman. H. Watkins
W. A. Brogden, r. L. Thompson.
New Hill, (Buckhorn.)
Delegates. Regular:-J. ]. Rey'
nolds, w. C. Bright, A. H. Bennett, c
r. Barker.
Committeeman D. Lashlee, S
J. Bennett, J. J. Reynolds.
z Cedar Fork. Morrisville.
Delegates, Regular:-J. II. Beine
4 c. F. Terrell, V. ]. Bachelor.
i Committeemen.-C. T. Terrell, Y
]. Bachelor, y. E. Butts.
a Cedar Fork, POllards.