The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-05
Montgomery Municipal
 Primary Tomorrow.
Friends of Charles P. Anderson and Thomas H. Carr Had Campaign Rally-Six Want to Be
 Mayor.

The campaign for the election of the municipal officers of the first city govern ment of Greater Montgomery closed last night.
 The Democi atic nominees for Mayor, three Aldermen-at-large and two Alder men from each of the six wards of the city will be voted for tomorrow.
 Cheering words for ,he friends of two last night at meetings of campaign clubs,
 The campaign ends with six candidates for Mayor. e-Rht for Aldermen-at-large and contest for Aldermen in all wards of the city except Ward 3.
 The campaign for Mayor ended with enthusiastic meetings last night by both the Anderson and the Carr Clubs, the
 A second contest between the two can- oidates for Mayor receiving the highest vote Is confidently expected. It is held that It is extremely improbable that any votes with six in the race. Monday. April 13. has been named as the date for the second primary for Mayor which is regarded as inevitable.
 There will be no run offs in any of the races for aldermen. The majority rule which regulates the contest for the mayoralty does not apply to the alder manic candidates. They will be nomi- mated by a plurality vote. The candi- dates receiving the highest number of votes will be nominated.
 The Mayor and the Board of Aldermen of the city of Montgomery will be select ed by a majority of the 1862 registered voters. The registration under all cir cumstances, is regarded as very large, but the vote tomorrow. it is thought will not closely approach that figure. The best informed of the campaign workers estimate that the total vote which will be cast tomorrow will be about 1,750 For nf ha rtx oandfdatac far Maunr to receive over half this number Is thought to be almost impossible. It Is estimated that s75 votes will make the nomination.
 The campaign hls been very vigorous and active. The friends of some of the candidates have claimed that their choice would receive enough to nominate in the first primary and they have exhausted every effort to have that number at least pledged.
 The registered vote of the city is di- vided by wards as follows:
 Ward l, 254; Ward ,, 4Ss; Ward 3, 3S; Ward 4. 417; Ward 5. 2E; Ward 6, 1A. Fl. Carr. cracker nanufacturer; Charles P. Anderson, coal dealer; E. J. Meyer, wholesale liquor dealer; J. H. Hartley. boiler T anufactl:,r; James Toole, baker. and John G. Finley, lawyer.
 MT. Carr resides in Ward 3. MT. An derson and MT. Finley in Ward 4, MT. Meyer in Ward 2, MT. Hartley and Ward and MT. Toole in Ward $.
 The cdnQ1QdIeS IOf LHEBS Of which three are to be selected. are W. M. Teagle. J. T. May, J. K. Jack song w. E. Haygood, Dr. A. s. Ten niile, Pat MeGauly, Lorenzo Davis and John F. Kohn.
 rae Aldermanic candidates in the dif- ferent, of which two are to be chosen, are.
 Ward one-Charles B. Coins. L. A. An derspn, Gaston Gunter, J. D. Farley and James ii. West.
 Ward Two-C. L. Ruth, Leopold Strauss and sleo. H. Todd. Jr. \
 Ward Three-A. G. Forbes md Nathan Lobman.
 Ward Four-Adolph Roemer, James W. SraitH. C. F. Mcintyre and George Stuart. Ward Five-Charles A. Griffith, James E. Maddox, A. Ockenden. D. F. Gorrfe.
 Ward Six-Jesse Wadsworth w. J. Ry- ang James J. Sullivan.
 All of the polling places have not been determined upon but the voters will have no difficulty tomorrow in locating their voting places. In Ward and in Ward places for the polls had not been def- nitely located last night. It is probable. however, that in Ward the polls will be located at the county jail and in Ward at O Briens shop on Monroe Street.
 In Ward 1 the polls will be located at Durr's stable in Ward at Crommelin' store on Montgomery Street, in Ward at Stark's storehouse on Dexter Avenue next The Advertiser building. and in Ward at the registration office on North ' CARR CLUB MEETS.