The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-27
Primary Election in Sixty-seven Counties. GOOD WEATHER PREDICTED Large Vote for State Officials is
 Expected. Intedest in the Contest Aroused in Montgomery County During the
 Closing Day. of the
 Campaign.
WEATHER FOR ALABAMA.
Cooler Monday with fair in north rrd showers in South portious, Tuesday fair. fresh northwest winds.

The people of Alabama will know to- night who are the men to serve them as State officials for four years begin ming in January. The returns from the primary election to be held today in the sixty seven counties of the State will settle the ambition of men who have been charging I'D and down the State buttonholing the voters for near 1y eight months.
 Today the Democrats of Alabama at the polls will nominate a Governor Lieutenant Governor. Chief J1stice. and two Associate Justices of the Supreme Court. Secretary of State. "A Superintendent of Education. State Auditor. State Treasurer, an Attorney General, a Commissioner of Agriculture and, according to direc- tion of the State Democratic Com mittee. two men will be nominated for United States Senate in case of the death of either of the distinguished Senators.
 Last Speech of Cunninsham.
 The splendid meeting held .. Court Square Saturday night by the friends Of Lieutenant Governor Cunningham. and at which the Lieutenant Governor and Hon. Earle Pettus of Athens were ahe speakers, was widely discussed yesterday in Montgomery and 1t was evident that the Lieutenant Governor made finc impression.
 Throughout the campaign there has been little political interest in Mont gomery although 1t was predicted last {, night that a large vote would be boiled today. The weather man said that the Indications were for fair weather. If the weather Is fair the country vote will be larger than usual.
 The polls in the cities of the State will be open from a. m. to D. m. In the country precincts the polls will be open from a. m. to p. m.
 Chairman A. H, Arlington, of the Montgomery County Democratic Com mittee. said yesterday that everything was in readiness for the election. The preliminary arrangements were per- fected several days ago. Chairman Arlington will be in his office in the Pollak building until late tonight and the returns from the county will be delivered to him there. The official canvass of the votes will not be made until Saturday when the County Com mittee will meet at noon of that day at the court house for that purpose. Every County Committee of the State will meet at the same time to canvass the returns and to make an official an- nouncement of the results
 The polling places in the city of Montgomery will be as usual except that the electors of Ward Two will east their ballots In a shoe shop on dobile Street near Five Points in stead of at Blacks stable on Moulton Street as heretofore. There will be only one polling place in Ward Seven and that will be at Pearson's store in Highland Park.
 List of Candidates.
 A complete list Of the candidates whose names are printed on the ticket to be voted today is as follows:
 Governor-R. M. Cunningham and B. B. Conner.
 Lieutenant -Governor-H. B. Gray. D. J. Meador. Emmett O'Neal
 Secretary of State-Frank Julian, A. F. McGhee, W. E. Sorsby
 Superintendent of Educatiep-H. c. Gunnells.
 Attorney General-Alex Garber
 Auditor-W. w. Brandon. Horace Hood. c. B. Smith.
 Treasurer-c. A. Allen. Walter D. Seed
 Commissioner of Agriculture-S, M Adams. James Crook, J. A. B. Lovett w M selden, John B. Ward. J. A. Will kinson.
 Associate Railroad Commissioners- H c. Compton, J. c. Harris. Charles E., Henderson. Robert J. Lowe, G. T. Me Fiderry. H. A. Skeggs, W s. White
 For Chief Justice-John Tyson Samuel D. weakley.
 For Associate Justices-J. A. Bilbro T. W. Coleman, J. R. Dowdell. T. C. Mcclellan. W. L. Parks.
 For Alternate United States Senator John H Bankhead. Richard H C,tarIe. Joseph F Johnston, John B Knox. william c. Oates, Jesse F. Stall inTs and W. c. Fitts.
 For United States Senate-John T Morgan. Edmund W. Pettus.
 Tba voters will choose delegates tC q state Convention which Is to be helC in the Auditorium in Montgomer! september 10 to nominate Supreme Court Judges and to elect a Stat Democratic Committee. Montgomer, County will have twenty-tour dele gates in this convention There arr only twenty-four candidates for dele gates from this county. They arr friends and supporters of Justice Johi R. Tyson.
 The army of candidates rested yes terday from their labors Dr. Gun ningham spent the day quietly at hi