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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-13
LAWRENCE.

Courtland, April 2.-(Special.)-It is impossible to get complete returns from Lawrence County before Thursday. Only four precincts are on the railroad and the full returns will not be sent in to the county seat before Thurs day.
 From the best information obtainable Smith has carried the county over Conner by BOO
 For Associate Justices, Denson, Haral- son. Kelly and Tyson have three hun dred majority each; Callahan and Simp- son about six hundred.
 Kyle for Circuit Judge has two hun dred majority and Almon for Solicitor eight hundred.
 The county ticket elected is as fol- lows:
 Kumupe. Judge of Probate; Byars Clerk; Brachen. Collector; Hamilton Assessor; Henderson, Treasurer, and Sheets Pruett, Windham and Caruth for Board of Revenue.
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H0USToN

Dothan, April 2.-(special.) l.)-The State vote in this County will not be known till Thursday when the returns will be opened. There was about 2,3C0 votes cast in the County and it looks like Co., mer has about 1,SO0 of them.
 H. A. Pearce for Circuit Judge will have 1.25O majority over Judge Hubbard. Judge Alston has the solid vote for Su- pernumerary Judge, H. D. Clayton all of them for Congress, R. H. Parks Gll of them for Solicitor and W. l.. Parks all for Chancellor. This beat. which is the largest in the County, voted for State offices as follows:
 Chief Justice-McClellan 420.
 Associate Jrstices-Anderson. 409; Dem son, 242; Dowdell. 3l7; Haralson, 293; Kel- ly. 139: Sayre. 262; selheimer. 13s; Simp- son. 67; Thorington, 213; Tyson, 486,
 Supernumerary Judge-Alston, AS.
 Railroad Commissloner-Comer, 4o3: Compton, 4; Kolb, '; Smith, 152
 Congress-H.' D. Clayton, 520
 Circuit Judge-Hubbard, "A: Pearce, 547.
 Solicitor-Parks. 564
 Chancellor-Parks, 55i. Unofficial count of the County gives:
 Probate Judge-Barnes. S2l; Crawford. 793; Leslie. 1,Os5: Mathis. s5.
 It is very close between w. A. Brown and R. c. Cranberry for Clerk of the Circuit Court.It will take the official count to decide.
 The Tax Assessor is W. NJ. Rhodes: the Tax Collector, W. c. Granger and Treasurer. W. H. Helms; Superintendent of Educa ton, J. B. Dell; Commissioners. Y. L. Brackin. N. s. Fellows, D. G. Hudgspeth and A. L. Sellers.
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ESCAMRIA.

Brewton, April 12.-(Special) )-Complete returns for Railroad Commissioner, As- sociate Justices, Congressman, Circuit Judge, and Solicitor, will require official counts. As little interest is manifested except in the county officers. $50 votes were boiled.
 Brewton, April 2.-(speciaD-Unohicial ing places in this county where cleo tIons were held yesterday. The interest centered principally in the contests for the several county offices.
 For Probate Judge-Brooks, 642; Owens, POI
 For Circuit Clerk-Pringle, PAS; Rankin, Al; W. A. Tippin, 155.
 For Treasurer-Jackson dncumbent), BOP; T. S. sowell. 265; Troutman, 27s
 For Tax Assessor-McLellan Qncumb- ent), SIS; D. s. Sowell, 227.
 For Tax ColIector-Holland. reelected, no opposition, 725 votes.
 For Superintendent of Education-Neal Qncumbent). 3Ss; O'Bannon, 459.
 For Coroner-L. M. McLendon, no op- position.
 Congressional Committeeman for Ee- cambia County-G. w. L. Smith.
 Justices of the Peace-Brewton Beat, J. Nj Lynn and Leslie Mcconnell; Beat 2, Atmore. w. Y. Gordon and W. J. Troutman.
 Commissioners nominated-First Dis trict, W. A. Parker: Second, E. M. Love- lace; Third. in doubt; Fourth. D. T. Green. of Beat 6, over A. J. Hall, in- cumbent.
 Wiley carries this county by a small majority over Bibb Graves.
 The majority of Conner over Smith and Kolb cannot be determined until the of- fcial count.
 Bricken. for Solicitor, has votes to spare over Jones and Powell.
 The campaign was the cleanest that has ever been conducted in this county. All the nominees are good men and the unsuccessful candidates take their de- feat good naturedly. The race for Treasurere was closest, the aspirants having been neck and neck as the re- turns were received. until the last four boxes came in. which changed the fig ures to Jackson.
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FRANKLIN.

RusseIville, April 12-(Special. )-Frank- lir with three small beats to hear from give Burnett 5S5. Lusk 94. Conner has a little less than Burnett and Smith and Lrsk boiled about the same vote.
 Moody Is renominated for Probate Judge.
 IL will require the official count to de- eide between Malone and Ozburn for Circuit Clerk.
 Late returns indicate that sibley wins fo- Tax Collector. Sparks for Assessor and Hyde for Treasurer.
 Simpson and Kelly seem to have big vote in the county. nothing can be known until the official count as to the vote for Supreme Court Judges.
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ETOWAH

Gadsden, April 12.-(Special)-The race in Etowah County for Probate Judge has almost overshadowed all others. A de- termined effort was made to defeat Judge J. H. Lovejoy and he succeeded In de- feating J. W. Penn by only two votes.
 No figures are obtainable on any of the various candidates for State offices. Co., rner has good majority over Smith.
 John A Inzer carries Etowah by one thousand and St. Clair by eight hundred votes, giving him the nomination for So- l.citor of the Ninth Judicial Circuit.
 For Chancellor. Dunlap sweeps Etowah ard has carried three other counties cer- tain.
 Burnett carries every county in the dis trict except Marshall, and is renomi- mated by $500.
 The present Associate Justices and Den sor lead the ticket in Etowah.
 In the race for County Commissioner J H. Setz and A. B. Stephens, for re- election, were defeated by J. R. Cam brow and J. R. Gillit. respectively.
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LEE.

Columbus, Ga. April 12.-(Special) )-In the race for Probate Judge in Lee County, J. B. Lyons has a majority of the entire vote cast. The vote in that County be- tween Smith and Conner for President of the Railroad Commission, is close, and fl will take the official count tomorrow to determine who gets the county. Re- turns tonight indicate the nomination of rhomas $. Frazer. of Union Springs, fer Solicitor of the Third Judicial Cir cult of Alabama over c. A. L. Sanford
 of opelika. by a small majority. sam ford carried Lee. his home county, by a majority of between TOO and 75O and Rus
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CoVINGToN.

Andalusia, April 12.-(SpeciaI. )-Returns show that Robinson has won over Prest- wood, Low and Riley for Probate Judge by good majority.
 w. H. Jones was nominated for clerk; W. F. Sommons for treasurer W. Walt CTS for tax collector; Atkinson for tax assessor; Merrill for superintendent of education and A. L. Rankin. G. F. Stew art and A. Whaley for delegates to the State Convention.
 Absolutely nothing definite can be found out as to the State officials and Asso- ciate Judges and the Congressional race. The best information shows Pearce has carried the county by a small majority.
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CLEBURNE.

Hefiin. April 12.-(speciai) )-Cleburne County goes for Conner by an everlasting majority. Bowie has no opposition for Congress from this district Judgh John Pelham is also given the nomination whit out opposition and B. H. Burr was nom- mated for Solicitor without opposition.
 In this county the following officers lave been nominated A. E. Carruth, Judge of Probate: Joe M. Evans, Circuit Clerk; William Harper. Tax Assessor; J. T.Boyd. Tax Collector; c. M. Coggin. County Treasurer, and A. H. Glasgow, County Su- perintendent of Education.
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COLBERT.

Tuscumbia. April 12.-(Special. .)-Yes- terday's Democratic primary in Colbert County brought out almost the full strength of the party and passed off with out incident. There were many surprises only two of the present County officers receiving an endorsement, James H. Simpson for Circuit Clerk and R. T. Ab- ernathv for Treasurer. The formers ma jority is 1000 over his opponent. J. A. Ligon. and the latters 5 over G. Nj. Dris- dale.
 Mayor o. G. Simpson. son of Circuit Clerk Simpson, defeated Fox Delony for Probate Judge by 175 to POD votes. De- Iony was third term candidate as was Henry Rand, who was defeated for Tax Collector by T. H. Williams by a large majority. D. L. Spangler was nominated for Tax Assessor over w. c. Holesapple. F. c. Downs and G. T. Carmichael. Holesappie being the present incumbent and having served but one term.
 c. A. Womble, the present Superinten- dent of Education, was defeated by J. ". Johnson in a close vote. The old commissioners were turned down after one term by J. N. Thompson, J. l.. Tompkins, c. T. Hortin and c. B. Wood is
 Tuscumbia and Sheffield gave Smith for Railroad Commissioner a majority Of more than 300 over Conner which was cut down to I75 to 200 by the County voting precincts.
 The vote for Associate Judges Supreme Court cannot be obtained. the returning officers from the various precincts re- porting to the Chairman of the Execu- tive Committee only the result for Coun- ty officers in which the voters were more directly interested. This vote will not be known until the vote is canvassed. Tus- cumbia and Sheffield. however. gave good majorities for Anderson. Callahan. Sayre. Selheimer, Simpson and Tyson. whose majorities are estimated at 300 to 6oo in the County.
 F R. Almon for Judge of the Eleventh Circuit with Sawtelle for Solicitor. Con- gressnian William Richardson and Chan cellor W. H. Simpson had no opposition for renomination.
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CONECUH,

Evergreen, April 12.-tSpectal0-T election in this county passed on qu.etiy. a larger vote being boiled than was ex- nected by many. The chief interest was centered ir the Probate Judgeship ana very little can be learned as to the out come for the other county offices. and State and district races The result for Probate Judge, with one box yet to come in. is as follows: F. J. Dean, incumbent, b31; Charles B. Savage. 300; Nicholas Stallworth, 239. The box to come in will not materially change the above figures.
 The contest for Commissioner is mixed up and the official count will be neces- sary to ascertain who will be in the second race.
 B. B. Conner has carried the county by "a large majority. though John ". Smith received a good vote.
 Hon. A. A Wiley has the county by several hundred for Congress.
 c. R. Bricken, for Solicitor. has car r.ed the county by a large majority.
 The contest for Supreme Court Jus tices is about as reported in yesterdays special. The official count will be made Thursday.
 For Circuit Clerk s. L. Tisdale. in cumbent, leads M. A. Travis by few votes.
 For Tax Assessor. S. P. Dunn. incum- bent, appears to have received major itv-over D. l.. Carter essy.--
 For Tax Collector W. s. Oliver and T. NJ Salter are in the lead.
 For Treasurer, M. B. Salter, and D. Il. Lee are in the lead.
 For Superintendent of Education, s. A. Lcwrey and c. M. Harper are the fore most candidates
 For Coroner G. W. Salter, Jr.. was nominated practically without opposition.
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ELMORE.

Wetumpka. April 12.-(special) )-It will be impossible to give the total vote of Eimore County before an official count is had Thursday. The vote as far as heard from is:
 Associate Justices-Anderson 327, Calla- han 7S, Derson 574, Dowdell 49., IIaraI- son 176. Kelly 35s. Sayre 2S2, Selheimer 5i. Simpson 301. Thorington 146 Tyson 49l.
 For President of the Railroad Commis- sion-Comer 34s, Compton 2, Kolb 1s, Smith 203.
 For Congress-Catts 121. Goggans B,
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LAUDERDALE.

Florence. April 12.-(special.) )-Lauder- dale County gives a majority for Conner for Railroad Commissioner. The form CT Supreme Court Judges have carried this county, as have Simpson. Kelly and Anderson. Hon. William Richardson for Congress, with no opponent, received a large vote. Almon and Sawtelle for Judge and Solicitor respectively, carry the county. Full returns for county of flcers will not change the results.
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JEFFERSON.

Birmingham, April 12.--(special. .)-with several boxes yet to be heard from A. A. Coleman has 3,6l9, and G. R. Harsh, 352 votes for First Associate Judge of the City Court. W. c. Garrett has 1,979; z. T. Rudolph, 2.0e3; s. l.. Weaver, 2,S6l. and Won. L. Thompson. 2.o27 for Third Associate Judge. Judge c. w. Ferguson for Second Associate Judge and Charles "A. Senn, for Senior Judge of the City Court, had no opposition.
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gave: Anderson. s5; Callahan. 2S; Dem son, 93 Dowdell, l0s; Haralson, si; Kelly. 200; sayre. 143; Selheimer, g: simpson. 15s; Thorington, GA; Tyson, 19S.
 Railroad Commissioner--Comer l52: Compton, l. KoIb. 2; Smith, 75.
 For Circuit Judge. Pearce, 127; Hub bard. 12l. Incomplete returns indicate that the County Is for Hubbard. Parks for Solicitor had d solid vote. The race for Assessor is in doubt.
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GENEVA.

Geneva, April 12.--(Special.)-The main interest in the primary was as to County candidates and returning officers have not brought in the votes of State and Dis trict candidates. It is certain that Co., mers majoriy will be over 900. Pearce has carried the County for Judge over Hubbard. The three largest beats in the County give Smith about 150 and Conner a ahnlf 2Sl.
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LoWNDES.

Repeated request and efforts failed to elicit any information from the officers at Hayneville as to the State and Con gressional vote. From unauthenic sources there can be no doubt about Comer's carrying the county by about 125 majority. Hehin and Catts win about tie the vote, Wood for Probate
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CoosA.

Goodwater, April 12.-(Special)- )-Coosa gave Mcclellan 664, Anderson 42O, Calla- han 125. Denson 92O, Dowdell 6SO' Haral- sor, sSS Kelly 456 Sayre S5S, Selheimer s3 Simpson 3s9, Thorington 307, Tyson 519 Alston 6S5.
 Conner 4SO Compton r, Kolb S2. Smith s65
 For Congress, Catts s9. Goggans 1s3. Golson 27. Hefiin 557, Riddle n Smith 162. Circuit Judge, Brewer 502, Bulger AS, Lackey 509.
 Solicitor, Bowling SIP. Hefiin 326. Row land 61, Strother 34.
 Chancellor, B. B. Bridges S13, Dunlap H, Gillian 52S, Oliver 36, Whiteside 37.
 Probate Judge, Crawford 922, Lawson lS0
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Hefin 1Ss. Golson POT, Riddle 5, Smith IA. Judges of the Fifteenth Judicial Cir cuit-Collier 234. Sayre 345.
 Solicitor Fifteenth Circuit-Holly 409, Tate 179
 For Chancellor of the Northeastern Chancery Division-Bridges f. Dunlap 43, Gillian 527, Oliver 8.
 The above vote is from Beats 8, ii, 12. 4. 15 and IS. There are thirteen beats still to be heard from.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-13

The County race will have to be run over between Gay and White for Probate Judge. Carpenter and Aaron Bell for Col lector. Pruett and Lambreth for Circuit Clerk, Alex Bell and Burkhead for As- sessor and Davis and Greene for Treas urer. Speer is nominated for County Su- perintendent of Education.
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CRENsHAw.

Luverne. April 12.-(Special. )-AComer. Wiley and the present Supreme Bench carry the county. Sayre, -Denson, Kelly, Thorington, Simpson and Anderson get a good vote. Bricken for Solicitor carried every county in the circuit
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HALE.

Greenshoro, April 12.-(SpeciaI )-Hob- sons majority in Hale is sa.
 Thompson. for Solicitor. received a ma toritv of 1s2. and Moore for Judge. 300.
 If is impossible at this time to learn tbe vote for Associate Justices.
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CLAY.

Ashland. April 12-(Special. .)-Hefiin carries the County by over 800 votes. Co., mer leads Smith by a good majority: Denson, Dowdell, Haralson and Kelly seem to be leading; Pelham for Circuit Judge and Burr for Solicitor had no op-
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CHEROKEE

Center. April 12.-(special. .)-Comer car ries this County seven to one. It appears that Kelly, Dowdell, Thorington and Ty- son lead.
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HENRY.

Abhevilie, April 2.-(special.)-It is i'm roesihle to obtain the vote in full. Conner carried County by a handsome majority.
 Abbeville beat for Associate Justices
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COMER'S PLURALITY
fcontinued from page one.)

the men were about to mix up viciousiy attacked another man and the on-iookers and fighters turned their attention 70 the dog and forgot the fight. For supreme Judge Anderson, Denson, tyson anu Thoringon lead. Conner beats hoio os le3
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