The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-03
The Election for State Officers
 Takes Place Tomorrow
CALLERS 1T HEADQUARTERS
Estimated Vote for Jefferson County and Majority Claims-LIst of ln- spectors and Returning offi-
 cers - Both Tickets.

Tomorrow will be election day and at that time the voters of Alabama will go to the polls to cast their votes for state and congressional officers.
 The polls here will open at 8 o'clock in the morning and close at o'clock p. m. There was no work done in the head quarters of the state democratic cam pafgn committee yesterday, though there were a number of prominent democrats who called during the day.
 The work of the campaign committee is practically ended, but the headouar- ters will be kept open until Wednes- day. This Is the last day for a speaking campaign and a number of speeches have been billed for the day Tonight many closing rallies will be held.
 Prominent Callers.
 Among the prominent callers at head quarters yesterday were: Charles D. Waller of Hale; Phares Coleman of Montgomery; J. Thomas Hefin of Cham bers; IL D. Clayton of Barbour; John c. Eyster of Morgan, and s. c. Meigs of Marshall.
 Mir Waller was passing through the city en route from DeKalb to Franklin county, where he Is billed to speak to- day. MT. Waller has been one of the most effective speakers on the stump in this campaign for the democrats, and he has been greeted by large audiences at his several appointments.
 Phares Coleman was returning from i speeches in that county, closing at Ash land with Dr. R. M. Cunningham Sat- urday.
 1 c. w. Ferguson returned from Double Springs in Winston county yesterday He made a strong speech at that point before large crowd Saturday. He will speak at Addison in Winston county to- ] day.
 J. Thomas Hefin will go to Centreville this morning and speak at noon.
 B. A. Thompson, chairman of the coun- } ty democratic campaign committee said yesterday that he expected majority of 2OOO in Jefferson county for the demo- catic ticket. The republicans claim the county by majority of 500.
 In Birmingham there will be four vot- ing places, as foTlows
 Beat H.-Courthouse, and the ice fac tory at Twenty-second street and Ave nue F, where people living east of Twen- tieth street can vote.
 Beat S7-City, or old market, and the southside fire department. where people living west of Twentieth street can vote
 The chairman of the county democratic campaign committee advises everyone to go to the polls armed with a certificate of registration and poll tax receipt.
 Estimated Vote.
 Chairman Thompson estimates that 5000 votes will be cast in Jefferson. coun- ty, and he states that he does not think i the republicans will poll more than 5000, ] if that many.
 The members of both committees will be active in getting the voters to the polls tomorrow. The democrats say that the question of majority rests with the voters, if they are active and will go to the polls and induce others to go and vote the majority will be large. They still claim that the republicans will not be able to carry county in the state. l 27,0OO in the state. The republicans stick to their claim of twenty-seven counties, two congressional districts and a state majority of 5000.
 The returning officers and inspectors who will act in the different precincts to- morrow in Jefferson county are as fol- lows:
 The Inspectors.
 Precinct No. 1-Williams: John W. Cowley, Marshall Vines, J. T. Bell, in spectors John T. Weed, returning of ficer.
 Precinct No. 2-Jonesboro: P. E. Jacobs, William l.. Martin. David l.. l Williams, inspectors; D. W. Houston returning officer.
 Precinct No. 3-Adger: T. P. Clarke Sam l. Meigs, James Mason, inspectors H. M. Barrett, returning officer. | Precinct No. 3-Johns: l.. M Goodwin, J. c. Parsons. John Samson. inspectors Luther M. Strickland, returning officer. Precinct No. 4-Aarons: W. c. How ,l ton. c. B. Gwin, R. B. Patton, inspec- tors; D. F. Staggs, returning officer.
 Precinct No 5-Chort Creek: Jasper Vines, G. W. Fox, E. B. Vines, inspec- l tors; Jeff Salter, returning officer.
 Precinct No. 6-Robbins: J. A. Tate, w. D. Goggans, J. R. Robbins, inspec- tors; J. w. Sellers, returning officer.
 Precinct No. 1-Bethlehem: Robert L. Glasgow. Lucien Brown, Joseph N. Rut- ledge, inspectors; Steve Snow, returning officer.
 Precinct No. s-Oxmoor: R. A. Mo Bride, Joseph Riley Moses Hill. inspec- | tors; c. V. Norris, returning officer
 Precinct No. 8--Ishkooda: James liar barger, J. M. Goodwin. Dan Bailey, in-