The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-29
s. B. Hall Elected to Succeed E. $. Carter. New Committee Chose Ray Rushton as Chairman and A. H. Airing. ton as secrstary-No Ma
 terial Change in
 Returns.

The oficial result of the primaryA elec- ton in Montgomery | ,unty Monday was declared yesterday |, the County Demo- cratic Executive Committee. The figures are not materially different from those heretofore presented by The Advertiser. W. L Martin of Montgomery received the highest vote for fourth place as State Ex ecutive Committeeman. The old committee adjourned sine die and the new committee was organized by the election of Ray Rushton as chair man and A. H. Arlington as Secretary. S. B. Hall was elected member of the committee to represent beat IS, filling the vacancy caused by the death of Eugene s. Carter.
 Court room at the county court house at F o'clock. Nearly every beat was rep resented either by its committeeman or by proxy and Chairman Rushton pre- sided. A. H. Arlington acted as secretary When the returns had been canvassed Committeeman W. A. Gunter of beat 1 presented the following resolutions which were formally adopted without discus- sion:
 Vote for State Offices Whereas it appears from casting np the returns of the primaries held in this county on August 25, 1902, for the nomina- | tton of State officers that: For Governor-william D. Jelks receiv- | ed 1.735 votes; Joseph F. Johnston received | 1,142 votes.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Russell M. Cunningham received 1.442 votes; Charles | E. Waller received 1,13S votes. | For Secretary of State-J. Thomas lief | lin received 1.26s votes: Frank N. Julian | received sl6 votes: James L. Tanner re- | ceived AIS votes.
 For State Treasurer-J. Craig Smith received 2.51s votes. | For State Auditor-Thomas L. Sowell re- | ceived 2,27s votes. | For Attorney Feneral-James E. Cobb l received 339 votes; Alexander M. Garber received 140 votes; Alexander Troy re- ceived ,a21 votes; Massey Wilson received | 2n votes. | For Superintendent of Education 1 Thomas L. Bulger received PIP votes; 1 Chappel1 Cory received 1,520 votes; John G. Harris received 7Ss votes; Isaac Will 1 liam Hill received 2n votes For Commissioner of Agriculture and l Industry-R. R. Poole received 2,192 votes For State Executive Committeeman from the Second Congressional District W. J. Bonner received 7H votes; John D. Burnett received 1.069 votes; w. c. Coker | reCelVeu l,UZf votes, 1eNnent LOmdX re- | ceived 2,069 votes; W. L. Martin received I.131 votes: J. A. Priestwood received 652 votes; J. R. Porterfield received 1,127 votes; William H. Sanford received l 1,5SS | votes
 Therefore, be 1t resolved, That the chairman and acting secretary certify the above results to the State Executive Con- mittee."
 The Congressional Vote. | Whereas. it appears from casting up the returns that at the primaries held on the 18th day of August. 1902. for the nomination of a Representative in Con- gress and a Congressional Executive Committeeman for the Second Congress ssonal District that A. A. Wiley received 2.352 votes for Representative in Con- gress and George W. Jones received 2,O34 votes for Congressional Executive Com mitteeman therefore, be 1t
 Resolved. That the chairm m and act ing secretary of this committee certify the results as above ascertained to the Congressional Executive Committee for the Second Congressional District"
 Returns from Legislative Race.
 Whereas, it appears from the returns that at the primaries held in this county on August 25. 1902 for the nomination of Senator and four Representatives that John w. A. Sanford received 1900 votes Benjamin H., Screws received 1,465 votes, respectively for State Senator and Thomas M. Arlington received 1,254 votes, George w. Ellis received s64 votes, Tyler Goodwin received 1861 votes, w. A. Gun ter received 1.096 votes, T. J. Hall receiv- ed 1878 votes. Berto H. Johnson receiv- ed 300 votes, o. c. Maner receiced 1,145 votes, c. P. Mcintyre reveived l.l3l votes; W. W. Pearson received 1.059 votes and Temple Seibels received 7S3 votes. res- pectively for Representative, therefore be it
 Resolved. That Benjamin H. Screws is hereby declared the nominee of the Demo- Senator for the Twenty-eighth Senatorial District of the State of Alabama and that Tyler Goodwin. Thomas J. Hall, Thomas M. Arlington and o. c. Maner are hereby declared the nominees of the Democratic party of Montgomery County for Representatives from Montgomery County to the legislature of Alabama. .''
 Members of County Committee.
 Whereas. 1t appears from the returns of the primary held on the 18th day of August, 1902 that the following named parties were elected County Executive Committeeman from their respective beats. to wit:
 Beat 1-W. A. Gunter. Jr.
 Beat "A. H. Arlington.
 Beat 3-Dr Glenn Andrews.
 Beat 4-C. P. Anderson.
 Beat 5-J. G. Crommeliu. | Beat 6-J. J. Farley.
 Beat I'M. S. Gimer.
 Beat S-F. M. Jones.
 Beat s-S. J. Pettus.
 Beat 10-G H. Shackelford
 Beat 1l-Amos Jones'
 Beat 12-C. B. Teasley.
 Beat l3-A R. Dick.
 Beat 14-D. M. Huffman.
 Beat 15-Dr. S. J. Naftel.
 Beat 16-Leroy Skinner
 Beat I7-W. C. Ray. Jr.
 Beat 1s-Eugene Carter (s B. Hall) | Beat 19-L. V. Hunter.
 Beat -20-J. N. Etheridge.
 Beat 21--G. c. Glider.
 Now therefore, be it resolved, That the above named gentlemen are hereby