The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-26

IVY Il, Johnston B.
 Beat ST. Jackson-For governor: Jelks 157, Johnston 113.
 Beat s7, Davis (city halD-For governor: Jelks 145, Johnston 157
 For lieutenant governor; Cunningham 16O, Waller 130.
 For secretary of state: Hefin TOT. Julian 92 Tanner 90
 For state treasurer: Smith 225
 For state auditor: Sowell 204
 For attorney general: Cobb l Garber 163. Troy 37. Wilson 32.
 Fur superintendent of education: Bulger 5S, Cory 159. Harris 3o Hill 3s.
 For commissioner of agriculture and in- dustry: Poole PIP.
 For state executive committeeman: Bed- dow 145, Christian 77, MeGeever 14S, Moore 12s, Oakley SS, Robinette 60 Roden 16s, fhatch 176.
 Beat 37, North Highland--For Governor: Jelks 66. Johnston 45.
 For Lieutenant Governor, Cunningham 7s. Waller 36.
 For Secretary of State: Henin 45: Julian d5, Tanner 2E
 Tor State Treasurer: Smith 92. For State Auditor: Sowell S7. For Attorney General: Ccbb 8, Garber S5, Troy {. Wilson IA
 For Superintendent of Education: Bull ger 8, Cory 39 Harris 8 TIill 62. For Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry; Poole S7.
 For State Executive Committeeman: Beddow co, Christian 39. McGeever sS, Moore 67, Oakley 37, Robinette 37, Roden 62, Thatch 64
 Beat 37 City Hall-For Representatives to Legislature: Acton IS, Benners 190, Blackburn 156, Boyd s5, Burlkhalter ss, Cunningham 113, Drennen 113, DuBose 112 Haley Jr.. IFS, Hay 30, Hickman s9, Jones l "A, Kennedy 13 Leath 1O9, Liddell 65, London 19s, Monks 72 Reilly s1 veitch 9o For Road Supervisors: Greene 6S, Haig- Ter Al, Hill 22, Jackson 124.
 For County Auditor; Meroney &C., Morris 16s
 Beat s7. Hill-For Governor. Jelks s6, For Lieutenant Governor: Cunningham S3. Waller A.
 For SecI etary of State: Hefiin 46, Julian 5S, Tanner 35.
 For State Treasurer: Smith 1os
 For State Auditor: Sowell 10o For Attorney General: Cobb 22, Garber ST, Troy 13, Wilson 10.
 For Superintendent of Education: Bull ger Il, Cory 91, Harris 12, Hill Is.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry: Poole 99
 For State Executive Committeeman Beddow 49 Christian 47, McGeever s4. 1 Moore 5s, Oakley 60, Robinette 1T, Roden l 57. Thatch 100.
 For Representatives to Legislature. Ac- ton To- Benners 77, Blackburn 62, Boyd 2S. Burkhalter A, Cunningham 75, Drennen l n, DuBose 37. Haley, Jr., n. Hay 15, | Hickman g, Jones s. Kennedy 8, Leath s9, Liddeli SS, London 7s, Monks S1 Reilly | 39. Veitch 64 For Roed Sfinarvisor. rsraa,a % rr,t, l Ter Ss Hill 20 Jackson 34.
 For County Auditor; Meroney 61. Nor ris 46
 Electing Railroad Commissioners: For 106, against "A.
 For Beat Commit eeman: Pat OiTIare 5s Beat S7, South Highlands-For Gover- nor: Jelks 215, Johnston 11O.
 For Lieutenant Governor: Cunningham 235, Waller S4
 For Secretary of State: Fefiin s5 Julian 6S, Tanner 174.
 For State Treasurer: Smith 5Os. For State Auditors Sowell 2S3
 For Attorney General: Cobb 30 Ciarber 192, Troy 45 Wilson A.
 For Superintendent of Education: Bull ger 21. Cory 24S Harris 20. Hill % For Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry: Poole PIP.
 For State Executive Committeeman:
  Moore 2lS, Oakley 145, Robinette 4s, Roden 16S, Thatch 746
 Beat 39 Adamsville-For Governor; !; Jelks 66. Johnston 35
 Beat Al, Parlswood-For governor: Jelks T. Johnston 8.
 Beat 42. North Birmingham-For gover- nor: Jelks s7, Johnston 55.
 Beat A, Huffman-For governor: Jelks | g, Johnston 42
 Beat 45. Ensley--For governor: Jeiks 312 Johnston 145.
 For lieutenant governor: Cunningham | 320 Waller 130.
 For secretary of state: Hefiin ass, Ju- Han 22. Tanner S5
 For state treasurer: Smith 4O9
 For state auditor: Sowell Sss. For attorney general: Cobb 46 Garber 2sS, Troy 140 Wilson 40.
 For superintendent of education. Bull ger S4, Cory 2S6. Harris 2S, Hill 35.
 For commissioner of agriculture and in dustry Poole 3S9
 For state executive committeeman: Bed dow 155 Christian 26S. McGeever 157, Oak ley 2SS, Robinette 45, Roden l2S, Thatch 313
 For representatives to the legislatures Acton H. Benners 113. Blackburn S6, Boyd 2G, Burkhalter 115, Cunningham IT Drennen S5 DeBose 64 Haley 63, Hay 200 tilckudn f4 Jones ol, hennedy 1O1, Leath 121, Liddell 21i. London 93. Monks B, Reil- ly 122 Veitch 100.
 For road supervisors Greene FPS, Haig- Ter 79, Hill 20, Jackson 59.
 For county auditor: Meroney 196, Nor ris 70.
 Against electing railroad commissioners 21; for electing railroad commissioners, 21s
 For beat committeeman. MoKenfess 14o Karry 105, Edwards 75.
 Beat 45 Wylam-For governor: Jelks s5. Johnston 100. For lieutenant governor Cunningham s3, Waller 92
 For secretary of state: Hein S. Julian 14 Tanner 56. For state treasurer: Smith 12S For state auditor: Sowell 125
 For attorney general: Cobb 27 Garher 59. Troy 57, Wilson 12
 For superintendent of education. BuI- ger IA, Cory 99, Harris 4 Hill 54
 For commissioner of agriculture and in- dustry: Poole 1lo .tt