The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-20
SWEAR IN THREE NEW
 MEMBERS OF COURT
Election Returns Officially Can
 vaSsed at Capital
PROCLAMATION IS ISSUED
Tyson Heads the Ticket With 5e,781, While Mcclellan Is Next With 59,344-Little Opposition
 to Congressmen.

59,o44-Llttle OppoSltion
 to Congressmen. Montgomery. November 19.-(Speeial.)- The newly elected members of the su- preme court bench were sworn in this afternoon by Gen. Robert F. Llgon. clerk R. Tyson; associates, J. R. Dowdell and Thomas c. Mcclellan. The vote of the election held a week ago last Tuesday was canVassed today and the results announced in the proclamation of the governor. The count was made by the governor and Secretary of State McDavid, Attorney General Massey Wli- son being too i'll to attend. None of the congressman had serious trouble to win out Davidson ran Wilson hot race in the Third senatorial district and Cross made Hammer some trouble in the Sixth. Doster's fight in the Fifteenth was pretty close just beating Wadsworth by 800 votes.
 The vote for governor and other eXceu- tive officers will be counted by the legis- latnre The probate judges count the county votes.
 State Officers. The vote for state officers counted by the secretary of state and the governor was as follows:
 Supreme Court-Chief justice, Tyson. 30 1S1; Pleasants l00S4 Associate justices, Dowdell, 59,S11; Me- CIellan, 59,344; Reese, 1O,O13; Styles, 9S11 Railroad commissioners, Henderson, 59, 1920; Harris, 59 165; Lane, 10,012; Leonard, 99lO; Waldhorst, 4O5.
 Congress. The vote for Congress was as follows: First District-George W. Taylor, S592. Second Distriet-Wiley, 6OOl; Fonville, 751.
 Third District-Clayton, 6922. Fourth District-Craig, 57S3. Fifth District-J. Thomas Hehin, $40. Sixth District-Richmond F. Hobson, S30S.
 Seventh District Burnett, S265; Kenne. more. 49l4; Kenopla 10. Eighth Dlstrct-R Richardson, 5S73; Mas terson, 317.
 Ninth District-Underwood 1864.
 State Senators. State senators received the following vote:
 First District-W. N Hayes, 1614 Second District-W T. Lowe, 156s. Third Distrct-J. r. Wilson. 2S9S; M. M. Davidson, 2247
 Fourth Dstrict-R. E. sproggins, 126l. Fifth District-J. A. Lusk, 2073; J. R. Gayle, 2S3.
  H. Cross, 14lS. Seventh District-F. l.. Blackmon, 1263; E. M Lewis, 164.
 Eighth Dstrict-J. w. Heacock. S37 Ninth District-J. w. Overton, 14S9. Tenth District-J. w. Strortrer, 1947 Eleventh Distrst-F. S. Moody 1917. Twelfth District-N. l.. Leith, 3407; s. R. Crompton, 1642.
 Thirteenth Distrct-N. l.. Miller. 6192. Fourteenth District-J. B. Wimberly, 121S.
 Fifteenth District-H. S. Doster, 2557; w. ". Wadsworth, 2046. Sixteenth Dstrict-Enos Hinson, 509 Seventeenth District-C. F. Reid, 2162. Eighteenth District-H. E. Reynolds, 1032.
 Nineteenth District-Norman Gunn 14H. Twentieth District-J. J. Kiry, 72f. Twenty first Distrct-O. O. Boyles. 10S9. WtIly y-StNoiio iOiStiiSt N- pD'iN'' Gil.
 Twenty-thrd District-P. B. Davis, 1169 Thomas Gulley 325. Twenty fourth District-E. P. Thomas, 970
 Twenty-ifth Distrct-L. Gardner. 5S59. Twenty-sixth District-H. P. Merritt, 734
 Twenty-seventh District-E. H. Glenn, 1006.
 Twenty-elghth District-C. B. Teasley, 1345.
 Twenty-ninth Dstrict-W w. Barber, 2211; R. l.. Lee, 34.
 Thirtieth District H. F. Reese. 78. Thirty-first District-G. F. McWhorter, 2094.
 Thirty-second District-Amos Horton, s9G.
 Thirty-third District-Max Hamburger, SIS; Joseph A. Whitner, 106. Thlrty-fourth Distrct-D. M. White, 3010.
 Thirty-1fth Distrct-B. A. Forester, 1904
 Judge Eleventh Circuit-c. P. Almon, 2916.
 Chancellor Northwestern District-A. IT. Bcnners. 10.364
 The Proclam ation.