The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-12
Both Candidates Claim
 Big MajoritieS
Friends of Thomas H. Carr and Charles P. Anderson Held Enthusiastic Meetings-sec- ond Primary Takes
 Place Tomorrow.

witll a brass band playing pixie" with hundreds of Car and Anderson men massed on Court Square rivaiing each other in noise and , enthusiasm, ss the sec, e, Greater Montgomery had an exciting close last night
 The street demonstrations occurred af- ter the adjournment of largely attended mee .ings held in the interest of the rival candidates.
 The campaign .lossd with both sides confident, so confident that the sincerity of the active friends of Thomas H: Carr and Charles P. Anderson could not be doubted.
 The managers of the campaign of MT. Carr are confidently expecting his nom ins.ion tomorrow by majority St l are equally positive that the Democratic voters of Montgomery will tomorrow nominate their candidate by majority of 2cO.
 So close and exciting has been the cam paign for the run orr that the mana gers appear to be sincere in their claims No matter what the result of tomor- rows primary is. surprise is In store for a large part of the voting populatlon of Montgomery.
 The vote tomorrow is not expected to be as large as that of last Monday. Out of total of 1,962 registered voters. l;s35 cast a ballot in Mondays primary. This percentage of the registered vote was unprecedented. A marked falling om from Mondays vote Is expected tomorrow. The active workers, the men who have man aged the campaign of both MT. Anderson and MT. Carr, give 1t as their opinion that the total vote tomorrow will be in the neighborhood of 1850. Many others. we'll informed in municipal politics. are l560 and that the candidate in tomor. rows primary who receives 7so votes will be nominated.
 In the primary last Monday MT. Carr ,.a nd Mr. Carr received maJorities in Wards g. and 6. Mir Anderson was given maJori- ties in Wards l. and f.
 The votes by wards for Messrs. Ander- son and Carr was as follows
 AHssFson %sFssn ... 3. .ss $ ri ,.s $ Ts! $! Carr .......... S3 13O 16S Ill 124 52 67C been aggressive on the part of the friends of both candidates. It has been perhaps the most thorough and systematic ever made in Montgomery.
 Under the new Constitution the electo- rate has been more restricted than ever before. The names of all the rgistred vot- CTS of the city have been in the possession of the managers of both candidates These lists have been conned again and again. The voters whose names are upon the list have been approached and sound ed by the friends of both candidates. The voter whose preference is not known is
 Thes polling places will be located as they were Monday.
 The election< managers are:
 Ward 1--J ,H. Cook, H. E. Hicks and John W. 1fbrr Jr.. managers; E. B Jones and Se J. Brock, clerks.
 Ward 2-George W. Powell. R. O Banks. R. Lowe, managers; J. D. Wy man and J. R. Avinger, clerks.
 Ward 3-J. H. Faunce. w. H. Tisdale c. F. Mortiz. managers; c. H. Bartlett and G. F. Mertins, clerks
 Ward 4-M. s. Finch, A. l.. Tyson George Stuart. managers; George A A Thomas and E. B. Joseph, Jr.. clerks.
 Ward 5-B. L. Holt, D. B. Westcott J. H. Mccall. managers; Hugh Nelson and W. A. Connolly, clerks.
 Ward 6-W. H. G. Rives. Al Key holds, P A. Wyatt, managers; w. D Carpenter and C. A. Ivey, clerks.