The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
ON EVE OF
 THE ELECTION Democratic Primary to.
 Be Held Tomorrow. THE LIST OF CANDIDATES Congressman, Sheriff, Senator and
 Representatives on Ticket. If Weather Is FaIr Monday Heavy Vote
 ut the Twenty-oue Polling Places in County Is Predicted.
 

The Democratic primary election os Montgomery county will be held to- morrow and electors of tine county will nominate a Congressman a Sheriff, u State Senator four members of the House of Representatives and members of the District and County Democratic Executive Committees.
 The Democratic nominees of tomor- rows primary election will be con
 hrmed by the State election in Novem- | Der and they will assume office in Jan uary.
 1 Names of Candidates.
 The names of the following candi- dates who have qualified will be print | ed on the ballots to be used tomorrow, 1 In the order named:
 For Congress--A. A. Wiley | For Sheriff-S S. Belser George M 1 Powell Jack Taylor.
 For senator-w. A. Henderson Nj. B. Houghton. Charles B. Teasley. | For Representative-Tyle Goodwin. Gaston Gunter. w. A. Haynes, Frank 1 W. Jackson. 0. C. Maner, William l.. | Martin, Peter B. Mastin. Robert Tait. | Congressman Wiley is serving his | third time and he is without qualified | opposition in the Democratic primary. | Every one of the counties comprising | the Second Congressional District will | hold primary elections today to nom~ | mate a Congressman.
 | Messrs. Belser and Powell. who are 1 offering for Sheriff. are deputies under Sheriff W. R. Waller. MT. Taylor, l the third candidate for Sheriff, is a | prosperous and popular farmer. | Farmers Are Offering.
 This is a good year for farmer-can 1 didates. The three men who want to | represent Montgomery county in the upper House of the Legislature, Messrs Henderson, Houghton and Teasley, are farmers but each of them occupies more or less conspicuous positions in the county. Mir Henderson is chairman of the Second District Democratic Com mittee, MT. Houghton is president of the County Board of Revenue and Mir. TeasIey is Deputy Tax Collector of the county.
 Five of the eight candidates for rep
 resentative are lawyers, Messrs. Good 1 wyn, Gunter. Jackson. Maner and I Martin; two are farmers, Messrs
 Haynes and Mastin and the eighth can
 didate, MT. Tait is a clerk for the | State Convict Bureau. Messrs. Good | wyn and Maner were members of the | last House Messrs Gunter and Talt are Aldermen of Montgomery and MT. Gunter is President of the City Coun- | cil. Mir. Martin was formerly Ateor- ney General of the State. | City Polling Places. | The polling places in the city will be as follows:
 Beat 1-Durr's Stable on Bibb Street. | Beat 2-BIack's stables on Motion Street, between Church and Clayton.
 Beat 3-County Jail, on Washington Street.
 Beat 4-Roemer Paper Company on Dexter Avenue.
 Beat 5-Office of Citizens Light, Heat
 and Power Company on Dexter Avenue, Beat 6-Store under Auditorium on
 Perry Street.
 Beat 7-Store of J. H. Pearson at
 Highland Park.
 It should be borne in mind that since the last county election the Board or
 Revenue has changed the boundary | lines of several beats and that Hign- | land Park is now known as Beat in stead of Beat IT, which latter number has been given to Pike Road Beat. | The returning officers will report to- | morrow night to Chairman A. H. Ar rington of the County Committee, but | the official results will not be reached
 until the returns are canvassed by the l committee at meeting to he held at
 the Court House Thursday at noon If the weather is clear and cool to- | morrow a heavy vote is expected