The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-06

In Birmingham there Will De four VOL Ing places. towit: City hall, south side fire department, court house and ice fac tory on Twenty-second street and Ave nue E.
 Democratic.
 President Railroad Commission (vote for one)-B. B. Conner.
 Chief Justice Supreme Court Cvote for one)-Thomas N. Mcclellan.
 Associate Justices of Supreme Court (vote for sx)-John c. Anderson, Nimrod D. Denson, James R. Dowdell, Jonathan Haralson, Robert T. Simpson, John k. Tyson.
 Presidential Electors of President and Vice President (vote for eleven)-Rich- mond P. Hobson, William H. Sanford. Edward B. McCarty, Samuel c. Jenkins' Ernest L. Blue, w. B. Browne, J. w. Overton w. c. Davis. Joseph R. Rosson, William B. Bankhead, G. w. Darden Representative in Fifty-ninth Congress, Ninth District (vote for one)-Oscar W. Underwood. Chancellor of Northwestern Division | (vote for one)-John J. Altman.
 Circuit Judge, Tenth Circuit Vote TOT l one)-A. A. Coleman.
 Circuit Solicitor, Tenth Circuit (vote for one)-John Mcqueen. | Supernumerary Judge (vote Tor one)- l A. II. Aston.
 Senior Judge City Court of Birmingham Cvote for one)--Charles A. Senn. Associate Judge City Court of Blrmng- ham (vote for one)-Charles w. Ferguson. Probate Judge (vote for one)-Sanuei E. Greene. County Solicitor CVote TOT ohe)-h' Hefiin.
 Clerk of Circuit Court (vote for one)-- Walter W. McAdory.
 Clerk and Register City Court of Bir mingham (vote for one)-John s. Gil lespy.
 County Treasurer (vote for one)-H. c Miller.
 County Tax Collector (vote for one)- George B. Tarrant
 County Tax Assessor (vote for one)- Frank A. Hewitt, Jr.
 County Superintendent of Education (vote for one)-I. W. McAdory.
 Coroner (vote for one)-W. D. Paris. Members Board of Revenue (vote for hve)-H. W. Crook, Charles K. Dfckey Job Going, Hugh McGeever, John T Reed.
 Justice of the Peace or Judge of 1nfe- rior Court (vote for one)-
 Constable (vote for one)-
 Populsts-Electors Only. Albert T. Goodwin. Milford w. Howard l G B. Wilson, J. c. F'onville, W. J. Hicks John H. Wilson, E. w. Galloway, J. S Hollis, J. A Hurst, Thomas B. Parks Graten B. Grove.
 rohibton-Electors Only. w. T. Daniel Adam Horn, w. l.. Has, keld, R. O. Simpson. J. M. Commander J o. P. Treadway, J. w. Shores J. w. Ballenger, J. w. Lawley, o. D. Com stock. Sr., D. H. McNeal.
 Republican Electors.
 Joseph II. Montgomery, W. w Wads. worth, John w. Schell, John M Green A. c. Walter, George H. Craig, Y c. Bar field, Charles P Lunsford. Thomas B McNaron, A. G. Negley John T. Blake more.
 Representative in Fifty-ninth Congress John T. Blakemore.
 Socialist.
 President of Railroad Commissioner B. Foster.
 Chief Justice Supreme court-Jame Beeson.
 Electors-John C. Maxwell, John Philip Robert Browning, c. L. Coleman. w. J Vickery, John A Lindquist, William W Sanford. Sidney H. McDuff, Henry I Jones, Andrew l.. Cole, Joseph c. Kisei
 Representative in Fifty-ninth Congres F K Waldhorst.
 Probate Judge c. l.. Cox.
 Clerk of Circuit Court-J. Lou Whit son.
 County. Tax collector-J. H. Johnson. | County Tax Assessor-Charles w. Low | County Superintendent of Education- B. Andrus.
 Members of Board of Revenue-John Roy, c. H. Spencer, Nick Gais.
 The Other Nominees.
 The ballots to be used in other cour ties of the state are similar to the for' going except as to the necessary change in the names of candidates for congress chancellors and circuit court judges an , solicitors.
 Candidates for Congress.
 The following are the qualified candi 5 dates for congress in Alabama: I For representative in the ftfty-nlnti . congress of the United States: 2 First Dlstrict-G. W. Taylor, demo f crat. , | crat. : Third Disrrict-H. D. Clayton, demo s crat; C. J. Hammitt prohibition @ Fourth District-S J. Bowie, democrat I John w. Kitchens, republican. = Fifth Distrlct--J. T. Hefiin democrat h " ,,alker, populist; J. R. Caldwell, pro S bibition: Benjamin W. Walker, republi
 sixth District-J. II. Bankhead demo f crat; S. R. Crumpton, republican. {. Seventh District-J. L. Burnett, demo , crat; T. w. Powell, populist; T. w. Pow : ell republican. Eighth Dlstrict-William Richardson democrat; James w. Roberts, republican Ninth District-O. w. Underwood, dem ocrat; John T. Blakemore, republican,; F K Waldhorst, socialist
 For Chancellor.