The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-29

canvassed. ie following are the re-
 comer,s Ss; Cunningham. 7sO. It is believeds hat the beats not returned will chf ge this very little. O'Neal has over j. Gray, 300, and Meador, 150. For .ernate Senator. Johnston leads; Oats is next, Stallings next. and Fitts. KpS and Clarke follow. Oates and Jf' aston will have very nearly 1000 z sh. For Commissioner of Agricul- ls.re, Ward has a good lead, with Sel- den and Wilkerson following in the or der named. For Auditor, Hood has $40; Smith, sol, and Brandon, 2fs. For As sociate Railroad Commissioner Charles Henderson has three-fourths of the whole vote. returns up to now giving him over 1.400. The other candidates votes are scattering. For Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Tyson has HOO to Weakley's 324 For Associate Jus tice of the Supreme Court, Parks has over 1000; Dowdell, BOO and the others scattering. Julian has a small lead for Secretary of State over McGhee.
 Returns in full for county officers. give Arlington. for Representative. 1,219 to Carnley's 1.O42 Knight. for Sheriff. has 1.042 to Watson's 1,1s6. The largest vote by far was polled that has been cast since 1900, the total going nearly 2,400, no race developing a full vote for all candidates.
 DALLAS.
 Selma, Aug. 2S.-tSpecial. )--Every beat in the county with the exception of five have been heard from The re- turns so far received give the county to Conner by almost to 1. The other beats which are still to be heard from will not materially change the result.
 The vote so far received are as fol- lows:
 Conner. ecs: Cunningham. 4ss; Gray, s55; Meador. 4so; o.Neai. I43; Brandon, SIS; Hood, 381; Smith. 4; Julian. sol: McGehee, s7; sorsby. 7s:. Allen. 1920; Seed. 692; Adams. 80; Crook, N62; Lovett. 19; Ssfden, ETA; Ward. fl; Wilkinson, 643; Compton. 12s; Harris. 302; Henderson. 535; Lowe, 4s5; McElderry. S04; SKegss. fla; White, 165; Tyson. 56S: WealSley, 525: Bilbro, 1ss; Coleman. 621; Dowdell. 61o; Mc- Clellan, 42i: Parks, 81; Bankhead, 474: Clarke. 2ss; Pitts, 23; Johnston. s56; Knox. 746; Oates, s2; Stallings. 1O5.
 Throughout the county and the Con- gressional district the news receiv ed here today is to the effect that Hon. William B. Craig has carried the dis trict by an overwhelming majority. In the beats that have been heard from in this county so far Hon. Percy Clarke, his opponent, has received only 15 votes and there is no doubt about the election of Craig.
 The election of delegates to the State Cons ention has been figured up with Interest today by those who were on the ticket. Many of the candidates are now punched for a place on this del- egation and the returns which are yet to be received may cause some of those who at present seem to have no chance to win out.
 H. S. D. Mallory. 1.04s; William J. Rountree, 7S0; R. E. l.. Mel, $40; w c. Agee. b92; ", B. Atkins, 75S; T. w. Barker. s31; Louis Benish. 4gs; R. D. Berry. SIS; Jud Brislin. 325: | A. Car son, 762; J. L. Clay, S70; J. c. Comp ton. A; Ludwig ErIenbach. 4S9; Ju- mus Gray, 407; L. E. Jeffries, S37: chambliss Keith, sos; E. P. Lacy, s67; J. ". Lovett, 563; J. H. Lumplxin, 947: A. L. Mcleod. 6S5; C. P. Morrison. 1,e37; L. D. Mullen. 255; J. D. Riggs. sos; B. J. Schuster, 712; M S. Smith, 725; W. M. Vaughan, 654; R. D. Walker, 760; W. R. Walker, 6S4; Calvin Young, ST. SIT. The winners so far on this ticket are: Mallory. Rountree, Atkins, Bar ker, Carson, Clay. Jeffries, Lacy, Lump kin, Morrison, Schuster, Smith, R. D. Walker. There is chance of the rest of the eighteen delegates which this county Is entitled to being made up from Mel, Agee, Keith. Mcleod, Riggs Vaughan, W. R. Walker and c. Young, Sr. M