The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-12
THE BOND ISSUE
ELECTION TODAY
Believed Result Be known
Early Tonight
GOOD VOTE EXPECTED
Polls Open at s O'Clock This Morn
ing-Polling Places of the
County and the Election
Officers in Charge
GOOD VOTE EXPECTED

of Jefferson county and today the voters
will decide whether the county shall is
sue bonds to the amount OF $l,10O,0Oo for
the purpose of erecting a new court
house and county jail, a new court house
for Bessemer and an addition to the
Hillman hospital
There are two propositions on the Of
fetal ballot. one for the two court houses
and jail. the other for the hospital i'm
provements. The Voter has the privilege
of voting for or against either PROPOSE
ton and one of the issues may carry
and the other be lost.
While the campaign has been quiet II
has been earnest and unless weather
conditions are unfavorable It is thought
large vote will be polled.
Early Returns
Soon after the polls close 1t is believed
the result will be known and therefore
no returns from the election will be
flashed at the Age-Herald building. BY
o'clock this evening or soon after'it is
believed the count or at least enough
of 1t will be completed that safe predic-
lions of the results can be based upor
1t and perhaps the complete returns
known.
Tho following are the voting places ii
every precinct of the county and the
election officers who. will have charge
of the polls;
Voting Places
Precinct /, Williams-John T. Weed, J.
w Russell, Fac Cross. r. NJ. Vines. w.
T. Hendricks, John w. Moore
Precinct 2, Jonesboro--J. E. Wilson,
Charles M. Houston, George Baumgard-
ner, J. e. Bell. Arthur Jacobs, j. n.
Smithson.
Precinct 9, Adger-k F. Parsons, w. l..
Delaney, ]. e. Brackner, Joe Sachs, E.
f. Jones, NJ. F. Parker.
Precinct 8, Johns-L. NJ. Goodwin, w.
II. Wright, NJ. p Champion w. @.
Page, T. NJ. Parsons, G. c. Herring.
Precinct 4. Aarons-J. E. Fox. Il. e.
Gilbert, w. C. Howton, p. e. Sellers, r.
e. Mullineaux, j. T. Winchester. A.
Precinct 8. Short Creek-George w.
Fox, J. d. Salter, Pate Vines, I, V. Sal
ter. Manly Vines, Jasper Vines.
Precinct 6. Robbins-I. NJ Lawler, J.
II. Hollis. j. A. Tate, G. F. Love. C. A.
Robbins, j. w. Sellers.
Precinct 6, wiggans-F. M. Hollis. Will
liam Bibby, w. A. Bagley, j. 8. Wilson,
Hosea Wilson. II. c. Lawler.
Precinct 7, Rutledge-B !. Purser, r
j. Hughes. d. r. Ray. J. r. Wilson, e.
l.. Boyd. ]. M. Rutledse.
Precinct Z, Cottage Hill. +. Appling
NJ. l. Israel, NJ. A. Carmichael; w. T
Bridges, j. Il. Blackwell; $. r. W. Glas.
gov.
Precinct s, Oxmoor--J. II. Aldridge, c.
W, Sanders, l.. II. Randall; w. NJ. Hale
Jack Williams w. u. coghill.
Precinct 8. Hillman-T. A. Lacey, B. E.
McGehee. w. N Smith: r. w. Draper,
David Minis e. A. Reeves.
Precinct 9. Elyton-Frank w. Smith. A.
II. Morrow: w. j. Bell; w. II. Goude-
lock, d. u. williams: j. N. Curl.
Precinct 10. East Lake-R. A. Morris,
Chapel Corey. r. b. Rogers II. r.
Bates. e. d. McAdory; L. f. Clayton.
PPrecinet IL, Greens-G. W Thomson,
IL. p. Baggett. w. f. DeShazo; ]. j.
Yancey, W. .Helton. J M. Irwin.
Precinct II, Vanderbit-N. M. Striek~
land, r. c. Barton, c. M. Parrish j. p.
Russell, w. C. Hernandez; c. T. Helton.
Precinct ~, Leeds-John Rowan, J. M
Scott. A. J. Farley; a. J. Abercrombie,
G. c, SCheney: j. l.. Bourgeois.
Precinct ~. Henry Ellen4M. NJ. 1sbell
w. C. Poe. r. r. Faulkner; J. r. Hors-
ley, T. r. McBrier; J. NJ. Pledged.
Precinct 10, Trussville--R. II. Hendon
d. II. Vann. p. B. Wilson; T. F. Bowling
7. e. Glenn; John Brewer.
Precinct 10, Chalkville-H. c. Martin. +
S. Moncrief, A. r. Goodwin; w r. Rich,
II. @. Chandler; w. T.. G. Vann
Precinct IA, selfs-W. d. Wade. T. N.
Goodwin, J. II. Chandler; r. J.. Wear,
Thomas Montgomery; John N. Self
Precinct ID. Pinson--A. C. Branyon, J.
y. McCombs, j. w. Hagood; NJ. y. Self.
*. C. Hurst; Frank Tyler.
Precinct 10, Morris-Frank Cole, J. f.
creeI. j. c.. Gillespie; l.. J.. Little Ei c.
Smith: It. s. Rogers
Precinct II, Warrior-G. d. Etter. A.
. DeShazo. G. A. Collins: II. A. Haigler,
J. II. Bradford; C. n. Hamilton,
Br0okside
Precinct IS, BrooksideloS Il. Bid
good, J. g. Weatherly, r. J. Sloan; w.
V. Cunning CHAM. j. w. Hawthorne; j. =.
Brents.
Precinct 10, Palos---w. S. Crocker. T. P.
VGndiver, j. p. Wylie; C. f. Quinn,
W. II. Kemp; II. p. Berry.
Precinct 20, Irondale@E. j. Mcdaniel
r. M. Montgomery, J. n. White; f. r
Quinn, L. j. Blau j. w. Brown.
Precinct 90 Letts-R N. Mcdaniel. u
D. watkins. J. II. Lett: f. c. Watkins
w. r. Frye; w. T. Sims.
Precinct 81, Courthouse-B. A. Thomp-
son, r. A. Porter, r. b. Watts: J. NJ Nc
Laughlin, Arthur Barton; Walter X. Nc
Adory.
Precinct q, Ice Factory-w. G. Mont
eomery, r. b. Smyer. r. B. Fowlkes; A
Leo Oberdorfer, w. l.. Sessions; ~. l.
BSrker.
Precinct %, Valentine Bick
ert G. A. Heidman, Ira Dement,; p. 7
Triel. G. N. Horsely; j. b. Potts.
Precinct 20 Upper Coalburg-A. J
Payne, Joe Faulls. J. ]. Massey; F. F
Blair, John House; J. G. Burkin.
Precinct %. Partridge-P. M. Bankston
W A. Mayfield, George r. Ware; w. j
Miller, j. j. Kile: J. e. Camp.
Precinct "a. Meeks-G. Wa MeFerrin. r
T.. Glaze, o. z. ]. Waldrop; T. ]. Payne
d. A. Deaver Austin White
Precinct 25, rnion-J. A. Brasker, z. J.
Salter, r. F. Lewis: Alex Rittenberry, J.
NJ. Morris; $. r. Cunningham.
Precinct &C. Argo-W. J. Kesh, @. W
Massey, w. S. Newman; T. A. Michel
rifht. E. S. Smith; c. NJ Self.
Precinct 81, Toadvine-Joe Franklin, j
C. Riley, r. D. Reeves; J. b. Smith, w
3. Rogers Walter Smith.
Precinct 2s, Graham-S. w. Downs
H. II. Graham. l. q. Beasley: w. D.
Mccarty, j. r. Jones; william Fields.
Precinct 2S, Sayre-Ollie McBee. Da--
vid Ray, James Riceman; r. r. Mont
gomery f. j. Mueller: l. F. Perkins.
Precinct 20, Pratt city--J. r. De-
Bardeleben. B. F. MCPHERSON; G.. W.
Brown: b. T. Gurley, J. c. Altman; J.
c. Hartsfield.
Precinct 90 East Thomas--James
Mclaughlin. George Blaich. George
Bailey; w. d. Shumate. o. A. Downe
Thomas Mclaughlin