The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-08-29

o9 DuPpse 4pi, 6aiey 70, aay 1T, hlckinan b4 Jones B. Kennedy 5, Leath 104 LiddelI 1 eL London 9s. Monks 24 Reilly s4 Veiteh "A For Road Supervisor-Greene 25 HaIg- Ter A, Hill 65 Jackson 37
 For County Auditor-Meroney 93, Mor- ris 65.
 Against electing Railroad Commission ers-50.
 For eleeting Railroad Commissioner IA
 For Beat committeeman-Courso IF.
 Beat 2f, Cleveland l2).
 For Goyernor-Jelks 219, Johnston 1s4. For Lieutenant Goyernor-cunningham 2s7, Waller 1e2, For Secretary of Ssate-Hefin 199, Julian 136 Tanner 132.
 For State Treasurer-Smith 407
 For State Auditor-Sowell S8s.
 For Attorney General-cobb 45, Garber S25, Troy 70, Wilson 47.
 For Superintendent of Education--Bul- ger 65. Cory 2l2 Harris 70, IIil 1Sg. For Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry-Poole a7O.
 For Representatives to Legislature--Ae- ton 2S, BenneFs 33s Blackburn zs2, Boyd 199, Burkhalter 92, Cunningham l46. Dren- nen 24s DnBose 22s, Haley sl1, Hay IT. Hickman 2oe, Jones 52. Kennedy "A, Leath 135, Liddell ST, London 301, Monks l22 Reilly 109, Veiteh 102.
 For Road eapervisor-Greene 14s, Haig- l Ter 66 Hill S. Jackson 159.
 For County Auditor-Meroney POI. Mor- rIs 2SO.
 Against electing Railroad Commission ers-66.
 For electing Railroad Commissioner s21.
 For Beat Committeeman-Poe 235.
 Beat 21, Madison l3l.
 For Governor-JeIks ll0. Johnston 79.
 For Lieutenant Governor-cunningham l 120. Waller e5.
 For Secretary of state-Hehin S5, Julian l 51, Tanner 56 For State Treasurer-Smith IFS. For State Audtor-Soweii 160.
 For Attorney General-cobb IS, Garber 12S, Troy g, Wilson IS.
 For Superintendent of Education-Bul- ger 2, Cory l0s, Harris 21, Hill s4.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry-Poole 156.
 For Representatives to Legislature-Ac- ton 10, Benners 155 Blackburn S7, Boyd S. Burlxhalter 5s Cunningham 70, Dren- nen 15 DuBose 102, Haley 1S7, Hay g. Hickman Ss, Jones "A. Kennedy !, Leath 55, Liddell 27, London 129, Monks 34, Reilly 36, Veitch 37.
 For Road supervisor-Greene Ss, Haig- Ter 57. Hill 37. Jackson 56
 For County Auditor-Meroney 73, Nor ris 102.
 Against electing Railroad Commission ers-33.
 For electing Railroad Commission ers-147.
 For Beat Committeeman-c -copland 16o.
 Beat 21, Monroe (4).
 For Governor-Jelks 120. Johnston 100. For Lieutenant Governor-Cunningham 100 NUalIar
 For Secretary of State-Hefin 5O Julian 61, Tanner 105.
 For State Treasurer-Smith 1S6
 For State Auditor-sowell 175
 For Attorney General-Cobb 24 Garher 139, Troy 21 Wilson 2S.
 For Superintendent of Edueation-Bul- ger 29, Cory 140 Harris 10, Hill 27, For Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry-Poole 1T5.
 For Representative to Legislature-Ae- ton g, Benners 175, Blackburn 94, Boyd sS, Burkhalter 12, Cunningham 56 Dren- nen 61, DuBose 122, Haley 127, Hay 3S, Hickman 92, Jones IA Kennedy 5, Leath IS, Liddell 32 London 15S, Monks 16 Reilly 47, Vetch 36
 For Road Supervisor-Greene 29 Haig- Ter S2. Hill 5s, Jackson s6.
 For County Auditor-Meroney 80, Nor ris 107.
 Against electing Railroad Commission ers-57.
 For electing Railroad Commission ers-140.
 For Beat Committeeman-McCar III.
 Beat 22, Newcastle CD.
 No returns for state offices. For Representatives to Legislature Acton [, Benners 21, Blackburn IS, Boyd B. Burkhalter g. Cunningham 2O Drepnen 24, DuBose II, Haley Jr. 16, Hay, 6, Hick-
  Liddell 8, London 8, Monks 8, Reilly B. Veitch 6.
 For Road Supervisor-Greene 6, Haig- Ter IT, Hill 0, Jackson l.
 For County Auditor-Meroney 6, Nor ris IT.
 Against eiecting Railroad Commission CTS 5.
 For electing Railroad Commissioners 14.
 For Beat mmitteeman-Heidman 2a
 Beat 22, Mary Lee (2). For Goyernor-Jelks 21, Johnston 1e. For Lieutenant Governor-Cunningham For Secretary of State-Hefiin S5, Julian 6, Tanner 0.
 For State Treasurer-smlth fl.
 For State Auditor-Sowell Al.
 For Attorney General-Cobb 2, Garber 33, Troy 5. Wilson 1.
  ger 1, Cory s5, Harris ?, Hill 3.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry-Poole 40.
 For Representatives to Legislature Acton f. Benners 5, Blackburn 25, Boyd 20, Burkhalter ', Cunningham 2S. Dren- nen 14. DuBose S5, Haley T. Hay 3, Hick- man H. Jones g. Kennedy 2, Leath 30, Liddell 2s London 15, Monks 8, Reilly 15, Veitch IS. | For Road Supervisor-Greene A, Haig- l Ter g, Hill 10 Jackson 0. For County Audtor-Meroney 30, Nor ris 10.
 Against electing railroad commissions CTS, 5. For electing railroad commissioners. 2s. | For Beat ommitteeman-Harrison S9.
 Beat 23, Partridge.
 For Governor-Jelks 23 Johnston 26. For Lieutenant Governor-Cunninsham 33. Waller g.
 For Secretary of State-Hefiin 39, Ju- Han 8, Tanner 0. For State Treasurer-Smith S7. | For State Auditor-Sowell s.
 For Attorney General-Cobb 8, Garber 8, Troy f, Wilson IS. | For Superintendent of Education-Bul- | ger B. Cory l, Harris 15 Hill 2S. 1 For Commissioner of Agriculture and l Industry-Poole 37. For Representatives to Legislature Acton 10, Benners IS, Blackburn 2S. Boyd l 5, Burkhalter g, Cunningham 29 Drennen l 40, DuBose g, Haley f. Hay %, Hickman | 24 Jones 21, Kennedy 8, Leath 13, Liddel London q Monks 2 Reilly O. Veitch 6