The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
THE VOTE IN AUTAuaA.
Delegates to Convention Will Wor'
 For Good of Party.

Delegates to Convention Will Work
 For Good of Party.
 prattviIle. April l6.--<Specisi )-The vote in Autauga last Monday shows the following re. suit:
 Chief Justice T.N.Mccieiian. ss5;Associats Justices. J. C. Anderson, 2S3. W. W. Caila- han, 90; N D. Denson. 76s; J. R. Dowdeil. 6e4: Jonathan Haralson. s7s; R. B. Kelly. 3ss: A D. sayre. SOY; H. C. selhemer. loe: R. T. Simpson. Ai9; w. s. Thorinston. s64; John R. Tyson, so4; A. H. Alston. supernu- naerary Judge. 67s | For Railroad Commissiouer-B. B. Conner. 4so: H. C. Compton. 6; R. F. Kolb. "a; John VI smith. 27S. vls >.5et 4,
 For Representative In Fifty-eighth Congress Sydney J. Cats, IS7; J. A. Goggins, Sl: 1T.
 R, Goison, l77; J. Thomas Hefin, 4o3; D. H. Riddle. l IL: Waiter s. Smith. S7. For Repre- sentative in Fffty-hinth Congress. Sydney J. catts, Ie7: J. 4. .ooegins, 30; H. R. ooIson- lI72: J. Thomas Henin. 4o2; D. H. Riddle, ei
 Walter S. smith, 30. .tA Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit-+W. A. Collier, 35s; T. Scott sayre. 454. For Solicitor of the Fifteenth Judicial Cir cuit--J. N. Holley. SIS; F. L. Tate. 4s7. For Chancellor of the Northeastern plvision-- B. B. Bridges, el; R. A. D. Dunlap. 2oT'
 Harry J. Gillian. 33l; E. M Oliver, Ie3 ". w whiteside, 3l.
 For the county the following are nominated Judge of Probate. G. 6, Livingston; for Tar Assessor, J. II. Howard; for Tax Collector R. B. Jones; for Treasurer; c. C. spigener for Clerk of the Circuit Court, T. W. Smith Superintendent of Education, 1T. A. Askins for County Commissioners. M A. Graham,
 Mirns Howard, w. A. Candy and W. D. Sandford.
 j. B. Bell, J. L. Snow. W. W. Carter and G. w. Cobern are elected delegates to the State Convention.
 These are conservative Democrats. and nc doubt will do all in their power to subserve tho interest of tho party when they meet 'n convention So far as 1t known to your cor respondent. they are free to act as may ap- pear best in all matters coming before tho convention. There was no fight made for any
 presidential candidate. and there is no reason for thinking they will do otherwise than ac, for the best interest of the Democratic party. There were a few irregularities in the boxes l from some of the precincts before tho Execu- tive Committee in making the count, but noth- | ing to support a contest. and none was made County politics Is in good condition. and Au- tauea is ready to do her full duty this fall for a genuine Democratic nominee for Presi- dent. A good Democrat on a good platform will receive at least a thousand majority in Autauga this fall.
 The fruit crop in this sectioH is very prom Ising, the late cold spell did not injure it so far as can be seen now. Young crops are looking well and farmers are much encour- aged at the prospect for 6 good yield this year.
 W. H. Taylor Is constructing brick plant east of this place at Smith Crossing. on the Mobile and ohio Railroad which will be an addition to the industries of this section No finer clay for brick can be found in the state than where this plant is located. It will have
 q capacity Of 5000 to 10000 bricks q day.