The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-27
DALLAS PRIMARY
DOHERTY SUCCESSFUL IN ROLL
 FOR SHERIFF.
Kornegay, O'Halloran and Nell Will Represent the County in the
 Lower House of the

Lower House of the Legislature.
 Selma. March 26.-(Special.) )--The primaries passed off quietly today. and the election caused no excitement, al- though 1t was one of the fiercest poli- tical battles that has ever been waged | in this county. Considerable interest
 has been evinced in the election throug
 out the campaign and the entire
 strength of every precinct in the county was boiled tonight the result of the legislative ticket is not known for
 a certainty
 When the campaign was opened it
 was thought that the principal fight
 would be for the nomination for sheriff but during the past six weeks that of flee has been relegated to the back ground and all interests have been cen tered in the race for membership to
 the Court of County Revenues for the City and West Dallas Districts and
 the legislative tickets. The legisla- tive ticket has grown in prominence during the race and was probably the principal feature in the voting today. The phenomenal strength O'Halloran developed proved a revelation to the
 most astute politicians in the county
 and though 1t is said he was backed by the ring, his vote is considered a DeA RA ASS. A ACW AdSS dBO IL was COH-
 sidered that he was not in the running
 and the wise ones at the time figured
 that Editor Mel would lead the ticket.
 But the returns tonight places Mel
 only as a possibility for third place on
 the ticket. Kornegay is CiEIalloran's s closest opponent and he leads the tick
 ct tonight by a small margin.
 The two separate fights for mem-
 bership to the Court of County Rev
 1, al leo k.n |.
 although in the three cornered fight in
 West Dallas, Milhous has won out by an overwhelming majority. In the city
 district tonight. it is conceded that Smith has won over Bamberger, by
 very small majority, and the precincts
 that are yet to be heard from. may change the result of that race. It is considered that in the precincts yet to
 be heard from, and which are all small ones, Smith will gain as many votes as Bamberger, but it is thought that the race will be close. From the returns received from the following nineteen precincts out of thirty-six which it is possible to get tonight, the following table is made:
 antersville-Sheriff: Doherty, 22; Townsend, To- Commissioner City: Bamberger, 8; Smith, 24; Phillips, 31; Minter, 32. West Dallas: Bell, 19: Johnson, IA; Milhous, 9. State Senator: Reese, 32. Legislature, Berry. Is;
 Kornegay, IT: Lacy. 30: OHalloran, 25; Pitts. 4; Wauchope, 0.
 merfield-Legislature Berry, IS; Kornegay, IT; Lacy, 23; Neil, 2I; O'Halloran, IA; Pitts. z; Wauchope, O.
 Woodlawn; Sheriff, Doherty 19. Town
 send 9; Commissioner, City, Bamber-
 ger 12, Smith g, Phillips 20, Minter 21,
 West Dallas; Bell 3, Johnson g. Mill house g, State Senate; Reese IS; Leg islature, Berry 10, Kornegay 5, Lacy 20, Nell 9. ohalloran 10, Pitts 9. Wau-
 Valley Creek-sheriff, Dorherty 27, Townsend g. Commissioner City; Bam- berger '. Smith 23 Phillips 32, Minis ter 30. West Dallas-Bell 8. Johnson z. Milhouse 26. State Senate; Reese 25. Legislature; Berry 10, Kornegay II, Lacy 2S, Neil IS. Ohalloran 16. Pitts IS. Wauchope 10. send 3. Commissioner City; Bamber- ger, 8, Smith ?, Phillips 10, Minter 10. | West Dallas-Bell 10, Johnson o, Mil | house 0. State Senate; Reese 10. Leg | Berry z, Kornegay 2. Lacy ', | Neil 5, Ohalloran 2. Pitts 5. Wauchop o. |
 Orville Sheriff; Dorherty 37. Townsend 9. Commissioner City; Bam- berger IS. Smith 2S.y Phillips 43, Min lster 42. West Dallas-Bell 1, John son 2S. Milhous 13. State Senate; Reese i3. Legislature; Berry 0. Korenegay 23. Lacy, 70. Neil IT. Ohalloran :, Pitts s3. Wauchope o.
 Mertins-She-iff: Doherty. II; Town tend, f. Commissioners, city: Bamber- ger, s; Smith, z: Phillips, Is; Minter, IA. West Dallas: Bell, 0; Johnson, O; Mil lous, l5. State Senate: Reese. 14. Leg stature: Berry, ?; Kornegay, 2 Lacy, ,; Mel, 12; oHalloran, 3; Pitts, IS; 0.
 Lexlngton-sheri6: Doherty. 30; Townsend. 5. Commissioner. city: Bam- berger, 22 Smith, 12; Phillips, o; Min CT. 0. West Dallas: Bell, 2; Johnson, Il; Milhous, 2. State Senate O. Leg slature Berry, 25; KOrnegay, 10; Lacy, "A; Mel, IS; O'HallOran, 5; Pitts, A; 0.
 Pine Flat--Legislature Berry, S: ,Krnegay, g; Lacy, l5; Mel, &; O'Hal- oran, 5; Pitts, 16; Wauchope, ..
 Oldtown-SherIff: Doherty. 35 Town end, 4; Commissioner, city: Bamberger | 9; Smith, IS; Phillips, 37; Minter. 39 Vest Dallas; Bell, 0; Johnson, 1S Mill ous. S2. State Senate: Reese, 36; Berry, A. Kcrnegay, 19; .acy, 32 Mel. g; OHalloran, 20; Pitts, 0; Wauchope, 8.
 Richmond-Sheriff: Doherty, 5; Town end. 4. Commissioner. city, Bamberger {; Smith, 8; Phillips, 8; Mlnter. O. ] Vest Dallas, Bell, 8: Johnson, 2; Iilhous, O. State Senate. 0. Legfsla- lre: Berry, 9; Kornegay, 5; Lacy, 4; { Iiel. z; o'Halloran, 2; Pitts. 6; Wau- { hope. 2. u