The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-09
ELECTION QUIET
 IN BIRMINGHAM Larger Vote Rolled Than Was
 Expected ABOUT 5000 BALLOTS CAST
All Democratic Nominees Elected By Large Malority-About One Hun
 dred Negroes Cast Their Bal
 Iots-Returns from Suburbs.

 Birmingham yesterday. It is estimated that between 29OO and 5000 votes were boiled at The four voting places in Bir- mingham, 2 large majority for Parker. The largest vote cast at one box was 799 at the court house which is a subdivision of beat No. 21. The vote at the city hall was also quite large. More negroes voted than had been expected. At least thirty negro voters cast their ballots at the court house. It Is estimated that one hum dred negro votes were cast in the four polling places in Birmingham. The election was run on very liberal basis. In fact not single challenge was reported. The managers did not compare the poll tax nor the registration lists, whenever a voter applied B. B. Conner, the democratic nominee for president of the railroad commission carried Jefferson county by an over whelming majority. There was no organized opposition to the reelection of Oscar W. Underwood for member of congress from the Ninth district.
 County Officers.
 The following county officers were elected:
 Chancellor of Northwestern Division John J. Altman.
 Circuit Judge, Tenth circuit-A A.
 Circuit Solicitor, Tenth Circuit-John Mcqueen.
 Supernumerary Judge-A. H. Alston.
 Senior Judge City Court of Birming- ham--Charles A. Senn.
 Associate Judge city Court of Birming- ham-Charles W. Ferguson.
 Probate Judge-Samuel E. Greene. County Solicitor-H. P. Hehin.
 Clerk of Circuit Court-Walter ". Me Adory.
 Clerk and Register City Court of Bir- mngham-John S. Gillespy.
 County Treasurer-H. c. Miller.
 County Tax Assessor-Frank A. Hewitt, Jr.
 County Tax Collector-George B. Tar rant. County Superintendent of Education I. W. McAdory.
 Coroner-W D. Paris. Members Board of Revenue-H. W. Crook, Charles K Dickey, Job Going, Hugh McGeever, John T. Reed. Ice Factory. President of Railroad commission-B. B. Conner, democrat, 403; T. B. Foster, republican, 25 Chief Justice of Supreme Court-Thom- as N. Mcclellan, democrat 407; James Beeson, republican, 21. Associate Justices of Supreme Court John c. Anderson, democrat 407; Nmrod D. Denson, democrat, 407; James R. Dowdell, democrat, 4o7; Jonathan Haral- son, democrat 407; Robert T. Simpson. democrat 407; John R. Tyson, democrat 407.
 Presidential Electors-Democrats S96 populsts 8, prohibtionists 2, republicans 29, socialists 24
 For Congress-Underwood. democrat 40; Blakemore, republican, +; Waldhorst 2S. For Chancellor-John J. Altman, demo- crat, 409.
 Coroner-W. D. Paris 411
 Members of Board of Revenue-H. W. Crook 40S, Charles K. Dickey 409, Job Co., ing 409, Hugh McGeever 40 John T. Reed 412 John J. Ray 21, c. H. Spencer 21, Nick Geis 21. Judge of Inferior Court-I. H. Benners S7S H. B. Abernathy 37O. Justice of the Peace-R. L. Williams 4. Constable-J. T. Burton S4S Court House. President of Railroad Commission-B. B.. Conner, 791; T. B. Foster, 2. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Thomas N. Mcclellan, 795; James Bee son, 1. Associate Justices of Supreme Court John c. Anderson, 796; Nimrod D. Denson, 796; James R. Dowdell, 796; Jonathan Haralson, 7s6 Robert T. Simpson, 796; John R. Tyson, 796 Presidential Electors-Democrats, 795; populists, g. prohibitionists, 5; republi- cans, 82; socialist, 1. For Congress-Underwood 797; Blake l more, S2; Waldhorst, 3. Circuit Judge Tenth Circuit-A. A. Cole | man, 797. Circuit Solicitor Tenth Circuit-John | Mcqueen 79S. Supernumerary Judge-A H. Alston, | 797
 Senior Judge City Court of Birming- | ham-Charles A. Senn, 79S. Associate Judge City Court of Birming- ham-Charles W. Ferguson, 79S. | Probate Judge-Samuel E. Greene, 799; | G. l.. Cox, 1. | County Solicitor-H. P. Heflin, 799. | Clerk of Circuit Court-Walter K. Me- Adory, 796; J. Lon Whitson, 2. County Treasurer-H. c. Miller, 796. | Clerk and Register City Court of Bir- mingham-John s. Gillespy, 796. | County Tax Colector-George B. Tar rant, 79S. 1 County Tax Assessor-Frank A. Hewitt, Jr., 796; Charles w. Love- ?. | County Superintendent of Education-I. 1 w. McAdory, 795; B. Andrus, g. 1 Coroner-W. D. Paris, 797 l Members of Board of Revenue-H. W.