The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
Adjoining Counties.

III CdOIJ i1bCA % GC0 III tL1C les III u
in the surrounding counties and
for that reason we present the
following vote of those countless
MONROE COUNTY: McLaurin
1854. Money 1145. Longino 500,
Critz US, Noel 566, Vardaman
753, Kiger 463, Carter 1869,
Power 1890, Runnells sos. Sharp
1901, Miller $50. Maxwell Col.
Henry 1912, Brame "a. Williams
1910, Meyers 967, Brown 892,
Railroad Commissioners, Stovall
961, Crawford 216. Kincannon
792; District Attorney, Barron
1922, Mitchell 404. AS a result
of the primary Thursday the
following Monroe county officers
were elected w. B. Walker.
Senator; Ben Mcfarland, of
Aberdeen, T. E. Cowley, Of Amo-
ry, and L. d. Hollingsworth, of
the interior, to the Legislature;
Lucian Wood, Circuit Clerk; It.
T. Davenport, Superintendent of
Education (re-elected); G. L.
Green, Surveyor; S. w. Hath
cock, Coroner and Ranger; B. @.
Sims and G. w. Brewer, Jus
tees of the Peace in Aberdeen
district; Sheriff, r. G. Crenshaw
and T. O. Jones will go in the
second primary; G. p. Smith aDd
r. B. Johnson, Chancery Clerk;
DR.. J. NJ. Green and D. S. Greg
DRY, County Treasurer; and d. G..
Taylor and c. G. Ray, Tax As
SCISSOR.
CLAY COUNTY: McLaurin 933,
Money 792, Longino 300, Critz
817, Noel 159, Vardaman 156,
Kiger 155, Carter COS, Dennis
liz, Power 762, Runnells 300,
Sharp 700, Miller 800, Maxwell
$50, Henry 651, Brame 732, Will
liams 243. Meyers $50. Brown
425; Railroad Commissioners,
Stovall 382, Crawford 444, Kin
cannon $50; District Attorney,
Tackett 500, Sisson els; State
Senator, Scott 500, Lamb 385;
In the county Millsap and Cara
dine are nominated for Repre-
sentatives, Fox for Circuit Clerk,
Townsend for Superintendent of
Education, Bryan for Assessor,
B0yett for Coroner and Ranger,
Morrow for Surveyor, Trotter
and Jordan will run second race
for Sheriff, as will Dean and
Brady for Chancery Clerk, and
Miller and Gum for Treasurer.
NoxUBEE COUNTY: McLaurin
$50, Money 628. Longino 218,
Critz 49,, Noel 184, Vardaman
186. Kiger 800, Carter 513, Den
mis- 0, Power 657, Runnells 149,
Sharp 683, Miller 1877, Maxwell
1868, Henry 436, Brame 468, Viii
liams 3O1.. Meyers 367, Brown
405; Raj lroad Commissioner,
Roby 70, Pickett pa, McInnis
131, Bradley 353. Dunn 80; Dis
trict Attorney. Gully 557. Bra
han 80, Currie 276; State Senator,
A. T. Dent 551, w. j. Hubbard
81; Legislature, M. O'Byrne
324. Fl. Fl. Brooks, Jr., 638, E. D.
Cavett 427, DR.. T. S. Henderson
219, E. G. Patty All, J. L. Glenn
ems POI, S. o. Freeman AZ, DR..
w. w. Hamilton 267; Sheriff,
w. P. Minor 1913, A. d. Binion
137, @. NJ. Gilmore II, E. Z.
Dantzler 275. J. M. Edwards 191:
Chancery Clerk, Chas. Hardin
428, z. t. Dorroh 434; Circuit
Clerk. J. c. MCQUEEN 446, w. D.
Clark 186, J. E. Adams 229; Su-
perintendent of Education. S. NJ.
Thomas 395. J. r. Jackson 468;
County Treasurer, W. w. Nc
Leod 264. J. A. Boswell 1913. w.
Fl. Holman 226, K. S. Skinner
81, L. F. Cole 126; Tax Assessor,
Thos. E. Wilkerson 263. J. W.
Holbrooks so. w. Y. Stewart
$50, w. n. Haynes PSI; Surveyor,
J. G. Cavett 766; Coroner, 2. T.
Ferris 760.
OKTIBBEHA County, McLau-
rim 798. Money 626, Longino 573,
Critz 479, Noel 148, Vardaman