The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-09
City POIlcd 1895 Votes
 For Parker.
Returns From All Country Beats Not Received-J. N. Browder De feated ". c. Fuller for yus-
 tice Tn Beat 3.

Rooseveltism and Republicanism were overwhelmingly condemned yes- terday by the voters of the city and county of Montgomery
 Out of a total vote of nearly 1000 in the seven city beats, including High land Park, Roosevelt only received for ty-seven votes, Judge Parker's major ity reaching the great total of 1895 votes. aS 9e
 If suficient cities like Montgomery had been scattered throughout the doubtful and pivotal States the bulletin boards last night and the news columns this morning would have carried diff ferent story.
 For the Democratic ticket the city of Montgomery cast one of the most one-sided votes the city ever boiled. In only one city beat, Beat 1, did the Republican ticket make even a fair showing. Tn that beat a total of twen- tyvfive votes were boiled for Roosevelt and his associate Republicans. All things considered. the vote of Montgomery in a Presidential election was a. heavy one. It was a foregone conclusion as to-. how the city would go as well as the county and State and there were no workers out rounding up
 the voters. but the Democrats generally Il itll ifuQtlIGu lO EO tO ltlt pOllb anu GOh- demn the present, administration. l Only few of the country beats were | heard from last night The average of the Democratoic majority throughout
 the city will be kept up in the beats l throughout the county. In fact, it was said last night that the Republican vote | in the country beats would hardly av-
 craze more than one vote to the beat. The voting generally was for the
 straight ticket. whether it was a Dem-
 ocratic or Republican ticket or in a I few instances a Socialist ticket. There were few split tickets.
 | Name Left or Ballot. It developed yesterday that through
 an oversight the name of Hon. w. L. | Parks, the Democratic nominee for | Chancellor of the Southeastern Cham cery Division had been left off the | official printed ballot used in the Mont gomery County election. On account of l this oversight MT. Parks was not voted | for in Montgomery County except by few of his friends who discovered the
 name was missing from the ticket and were careful to write 1t on the official ballot, It will be news to hundreds of voters that they voted yesterday with out voting for one Democratic nominee The oversight will not, of course, ef- | feet the result in the Chancery District | No votes of any sort were cast against Mir. Parks. He had no opposition at all. He was voted for in all other | counties of the Chancery Division, and by some friends of Montgomery Coun- | ty. But few of the voters who went | in to vote a straight Democratic ticket by marking the circle under the em- blem. knew that Mir Parkss name was missing from the ticket.
 The distinct c1Irnrfea nf oIaotto, | in Montgomery was the defeat of w c. | Fuller for Justice of the Peace in Beat 3 by John N. Browder. Messrs. Brow | der and B. c. Tarver. were the two
 candidates for Justice who were elect | ed in Beat 3, Mir Fuller going down | in defeat. The vote was: Tarver. 262; | Browder. PAT. and Fuller 20e. Judge | Tarver was nominated in the April primaries for Justice and three weeks | ago MT. Fuller was nominated for sec-
 ond place on the ticket by the County Executive Committee, MT. Browder's | friends claimed that the second nomina- | tion, the one made by the county com
 mittee. had no value, and that he was l entitled to run. His name had to be l written on the ticket, but he boiled. all l things considered, very heavy vote. There was a rather lively contest in | Beat 6 for constable between E. w. l taSOH III NAis Smith was the winner.
 | County Officers Elected.
 The county ticket elected by the same
 majority given the State and national ticket was as follows:
 Judge of Probate, J. B. Gaston; Tax
 Collector. G. w Halls; Treasurer, John
 J. Cochran: Tax Assessor. A H. Eu-
 banks; Superintendent of Education. | G. W. Covington; Coroner. W. H. Tice {: Solicitor. s. H. Dent; Clerk of Circuit Court. David Johnson; Board of Reve-
 nue, C. A. Allen, David Fleming. A. P. | Tyson. W. D. Zuzer and Amos Jones. | The beat tickets were elected as fol- | lows:
 Beat 1-Justices of the Peace. W. A:
 Taylor. J. l.. Williams; Constable J. B. Clements.
 | Beat 2-w. S. Stokes. Stephen Beas- | ley; Constable. T. M. Donaldson.
 Beat 3--B. c. Tarver, J. N. Browder; | Constable, c. l.. Malloy.
 l Beat 4<>William Browder and J. B.