The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-20

R. P. Hobson, W. H. Sanford. E. B. McCarty 6. c. Jenkins. Ernest [. Blue. w. B. Browne. ]. W. Overton. W. c. Davis. !. R. Rosson, wm. B. Bankhead and c. W. Darden were duly elected electors for the State of Alabama for. President and Vtce-President of the United States: B. B. Conner was duly elected Pres- ident of the Railroad Commission: Thos. N. Mcclellan was duly elected Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama:
 Jno. c. Anderson. ". D. Denson, J. R. Dowdell, Jon. Haralson, R. T. Simp-
 son and John R. Tyson were duly elect cd Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of Alabama;
 | A. H. Alston was duly elected super- numerary Judge for the State of Ala bama:
 Geo. W. Taylor was elected as Repre- sentative in Congress from the First District of Alabama; A. A. Wiley as Representative from the Second Dis- trict. Henry D. Clayton as Represent l ativc from the Third District, s. J. Bowie as Representative from the Fourth District; J. Thos. Hefiin as Rep resentative from the Fifth District: J. i. H. Bankhead as Representative from the Sixth District, Jno. L. Burnett as RcpTeSentdtlVe rom the seventh DlS- trict, Vim. Richardson as Represent ative from the Eighth District, and Os- car W. Underwood as Representative from the Ninth District:
 For Chancellor of the Northern Di- vision. W. H. Simpson was duly elected. For Chancellor of the Northeastern Division, w. W. whiteside was duly elected; for Chancellor of the North western Division. J. J. Altman was duly elected: for Chancellor of the Southeastern Division. wm. |. Parks was duly elected: for Chancellor of the Southwestern Division, Thomas H Smith was duly elected.
 For Judge of the First Judicial Cir cult. John T. Laokland was duly elect ed Julius c. Richardson was duly elected as Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit; A. A. Evans as Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit; B. M. Miller as Judge of the Fourth Judicial Cir crit; Samuel L. Brewer as Judge of the Fifth Judicial Circuit; S. 1T. Sprott as
 Judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit:
 John Pelham as Judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit; W. W. Haralson as
 A. A. Coleman as Judge of the Tenth
 Judicial Circuit: Ed B. Almon as Judge
 of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit; Henry
 A Pierce as Judge of the Twelfth Ju-
 dIcial Circuit: Samuel B. Browne as
 Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Cir
 cult; Sheriff Lacy as Judge of the
 Fourteenth Judicial Circuit and T.
 Scott Sayre as Judge of the Fifteenth
 Judicial Circuit.
 Oscar L. Gray was duly elected as
 Solicitor of the First Judicial Circuit;
 Charles R. Broken as Solicitor of the
 Second Judicial Circuit; c. A. L. sam | ford as Solicitor of the Third Judiniai
 Circuit: J. F. Thompson as Solicitor of
 the Fourth Judicial Circuit: wm. B.
 Bowliu as Solicitor of the Fifth Ju-
 dicial Circuit; W. B. Oliver as Solic- itor of the Sixth Judicial Circuit; Bor-
 den H. Burr as Solicitor of the Seventh
 Judicial Circuit; D. c. Almon as So-
 licitor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit:
 R. c. Hunt as Solicitor of the Ninth
 Judicial Circuit; John Mcqueen as So-
 licitor of the Tentn Judicial Circuit: Wm- 1T. Sawtelle as Solicitor of the
 Eleventh Judicial Circuit: Richard H i.
 Parks as Solicitor of the Twelfth Ju-
 dicial Circuit; Jas. N 0ranade as so-
 licitor of the Thirteenth Judicial Cir
 cult; Robert L. Blanton as Solicitor of
 the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit and J :.
 Judicial Circuit.
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto 1 set my hand and caused the Great l Seal of State to be anixsd at the l Capitol in the city of Montgomery, | on this 18th day of November. One Thousand Nine Hundred and Four | R. M. Cunningham. | Lieutenant and Acting Governor | By the Lieutenant and Acting Governor. E. R. McDavid,
 1 Secretary of State. adv.