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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
PIKE.

Troy, Aug. Especial. )-Election news from Pike county has been conn ing in very slowly. indeed, and the counting of votes boiled in this beat has not been finished at 10 ?. bn. Five hundred and ninety nine votes werS boiled in this beat and nearly 500 hav( been counted, giving Conner about fH> teen majority. Brundidge gives ComeS a large majority. 150 to Cunningham't AZ, in one box and Cunningham 26 to Corners IA in the other box. Mild gives Conner s5 and Cunningham 5ls Monticello gives Conner A and Cun- ningham 14. Only one box has been heard from at Orion. which gives Gun. ningham 23 and Conner 10. Shady Grove gives Conner II and Cunningham 10. Banks gives Cunningham a mas tority of 2S over Conner. At this beat Knox Is in the lead for alternate Sem ator and Johnston and Stallings ara running about even. Weakley is in the lead for Chief Justice in this coun- ty, as far as can be told. At present it is thought Conner will carry thiA
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JEFFERSON.

Birmingham, Aug. 27.-(special.)- Brandon has made a strong race in this county although Smith has done well also Frank Julian has the coun- ty. Seed has a majority. Selden and Loyett have good vote. As to Rail road Commissioners. Harris, Henderson and Skeggs are in the lead. Johnston. Bankhead and Knox received big vote. Chief Justice weakley has re- ceived a good majority in Jefferson, Ensley, Dr. Cunningham's home box, gives majority of about one hundred for Dr. Cunningham. The race For Sheriff of Jefferson county Is very close between E. L. Higdon. J. R. Stiles and Hugh McGeever. Criminal Court Judges Dan A Greene and S. L. WeaV- CT had no opposition
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Elam-Beat IS.

For Governor-Cunningha 5; Co., mer, 28. q.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Gray, 2; Meador, 1; ONeal, 27.
 For Secretary of State-Julian, 50; McGehee, 2; Sorsby, o.
 For Superintendent of Education Gunnels. 27.
 For Attorney General-Garber 27.
 For State Auditor--Brandon. l; Hood, 20: Smith. o.
 For State Treasurer-Allen. S2; Seed. 1.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture Adams 2; Crook. 0; Lovett, O; Selden' 8: Ward, 26; Wilkinson. g.
 For Associate Railroad Commission ers-Compton. 2; Harris, 5; Henderson. 21; Lowe. 4; McElderry, 0; skeggs. [; White. 27
 For Chief Justice-Tyson. 2S; Weak ley, 8
 For Associate Justices-Bilbro, 5; Coleman. 8: Dowdell. 10: Mcclellan, 20; Parks, 2S.
 For Alternate United States Senator -Bankhead, 4; Clarke, 0; Johnston, 21 i; Knox. 12; Oates. 20; Stallings, S.; Fitts. 1.
 For United States senators-Morgan 21. Pettus. 31.
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HENRY

HENRY.
 Abbeville. Aug. 2T--(Special )--The indications are that Cunningham has carried Abbeville beat by a small ma jority The vote in the County is very close. both sides claiming It. Oates and Johnson have probably carried the County for Alternate Senator, and Tyson for Chief Justice. J. B. Ward has boiled an almost solid vote for Com missioner of Agriculture as has also Parker for Associate Justice. The in dications are that Yam and Malone have won over Oates and Capps for Representative. and it is almost certain that Howerton has defeated HardNick and Davis for Sheriff The weather has been fair and a large vote has been boiled
 AboevilIe. Aug. 2T.-(spccial )--Ab- beviile has gone for Cunningham py about forty majority. The managers are only half through counting the votes. Two hundred and sixty-nve votes were boiled. The vote as count ed up to now Is as follows:
 For Governor-Comer, 65; Cunning ham, s1. For Lieutenant-Governor- Gray, 23: Meador. 12; O'Neal, 97. For State Auditor-Brandon, 26; Hood. 70; Smith, 36. For Secretary of State-Ju- Han. 100; McGhee, 19; sorsby. 4. For State Treasurer-Allen, 105; Seed. 33. For State Superintendent of Education -Gunnels, 123. For Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries-Adams. s; Crook, 1; L.ovett. 1; Selden. 6; Ward, 120; Wilkinson. 9. Fer Associate Rail- road missioner-Compton, 99; liar ris, II; Henderson, 47; Lowe. 19; Mc- Elderly, 2; Skeggs, s; White. S6. For Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Tyson. 92; Weakley, A. For Associ- ate Justices of the Supreme Court-Bil- bro, 22; Coleman, 9; Dowdell, 46; Mo- Clellan, 5S; Parks. 120. For United States Senator Morgan. 13S. For United States Senator. term March 4, 1909. Pettus, 123. For appointment to fill any vacancy in the office of United States Senator-Bankhead. 25; Clarke, 8l; Fitts. 3; Johnston. s1; Knox, 20; Oates, 79; Stallings. 57.
 No complete returns have come from any county beat on account of the long State ticket. The incomplete returns indicate that the race between Gun ningham and Conner Is extremely close. That Oates and Johnston have carried the county for alternate Senator, Hood for Auditor. Julian for Secretary of State. Ward for Commissioner or Ag- riculture. Compton and White for As- sociate Railroad Commission and Ty- son for Chief Justice. Parks has car ried the county almost solidly for As- sociate Justice. Malone and Vann are elected for Representative and uower- ton for Sheriff.
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MADISON

HuntsVille-Aug. 27-(SpeciaI. )-of- hcial returns from the county indicate that the Dispensary won in Madison County today by majority of from 300 to 900. According to the same returns William Mitchell has been nominated for sheriff over Lawler. N. NJ Rowe and A. D. kilby are the nominees in the Legis- lature on the dispensary ticket It Is impossible to state how the State con dldates ran. The election was quiet in all parts of the country. A heavy vote was polled.
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Rent 2O-MnIkern.

For Governor-Cunningham. 22; ~o- mer. 21
 For Lieutenant Governor-Gray. 6; Meador, g; O'Neal. 27.
 For Secretary of State-Julian, S1; McGehee, 5; Sorsby. l.
 For Superintendent of Educat1on- Gunne1s, 36.
 For Attorney General-Garber. 3T.
 For State Auditor-Brandon. 5: Hood. 31; Smith. T.
 For State Treasurer-Allen, 2S; Seed IS
 For Commissioner of Agriculture Adams, ?; Crook, B; Lovett. O; Selden. 30: Ward. 0; Wilkinson. 3.
 For Associate Railroad Commission ers-Compton, 4; Harris 19; Tender son. 10; Lowe, 8; McElderry. 6: skeggs, {; White. 27.
 For Chief Justice-Tyson. 35; Weak ley. 8.
 For Associate Justices-Bilbro. I; Coleman, 21; Dowdan. S1; Mcclellan. II; Parks, II.
 For Alternate United States Senator -Bankhead. 21; Clarke 12: Johnston. 16; Knox, IT; Oates, 10; stallings. g: Fitts. 2.
 For United States Senator-Morgan. 40; Pettus. 40.
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MONROE.

MonroevilIe. Aug. 27.-(Special)- Monroeville beat: Cunningham. 74; Conner, 50: O'Neal 72; Gray. 33; Tyson, s4; Weakley, S4; Bankhead. 101; Clarke, 59: Fitts. 0. Beats heard from give Cunningham 46 majority. Beat 10 (Beatrice) claimed by Conner, went for Cunningham by one majority. The race for Governor Is exceedingly close. O'Neal. Hood Julian, Seed, Lovett, Hen derson. Coleman and Parks are leading. Bankhead and Clarke will carry this county for alternate Senators. with Johnston and Knox next.
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Barnehias, Beat 8.

For Governor-Cunningha 12; Co., mer IS.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Gray, 10; Meador. 6; O'Neal. g.
 For Secretary of state-Julian. 28; McGhee. 1; Sorsby, 1.
 For Superintendent of Education Gunnels. 22.
 For State Auditor-Brandon. IS; Hood, II; Smith, l.
 For State Treasurer-Allen. 24; Seed. 1.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture Adams, 1 Crook, 4; Lovett. 1; selden, IT; Ward, o: Wilklnt n, 2.
 For Associate Railroad Commission ers-Compton. 3; Harris, 24; Hender- son, 22; Lowe, O; McElderry. o; Skeggs, 0; White. 1.
 For Chief Justice-Tyson. 25 Weak ley o.
 For Associate Justices-Bilbro, O.; Coleman. O; Dowdell. 24; Mcclellan. 6; Parks. 20.
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HALE.

Greensboro, Aug. 27.-(SpeciaL)- Vote of Greensboro beat: Conner, 151; Cunningham, 96; Gray. 14; Meador, 59; ONeal, IA; Garber, 233; Brandon, 21; Hood, 105; Smith, 123; Julian. 20S; Mo- Ghee, 16 Sorsby. 22; Allen 24; Seed, 221; Gunnels. 213; Adams, 8; Crook. 40; Lovett $; selden. 1S6; Ward. g; Wilkinson. 55 Compton, 9; Harris. 146; Henderson, 103; Lowe, 3S; McElderry, IS: Skeggs. S9: White. 79: Tyson. z44; Weakley, 2S; Bnbro. 92; Coleman, l2S; Dowden, 173: Mcclellan, 96; Parks, 8: Bankhead. 12O; Clarke, 41; Fitts 2; Johnston, 152; Knox, 17s; Oates, IT.: Stallings, 1.
 For Legislature-Tunstill 176; Ben ners, 120; Stewart. 5s. Indications from county are Conner for Governor TunstalI nominated by large majority for Legislature; Tyson will carry coun- ty about 10 to 1. Returns from other beats not in.
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LAWRENCE.

courtland. Aug. 27.--tspecial.)- )-In- dications are that Conner has carried county, but by small majority. Bran don carried county by large vote Im- possible to get full vote tonight ac- count of bad telephone service and re- mote boxes. Full vote cannot be had before tomorrow.
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MARENGO.

Linden. Aug 27-(Special.)- )-Partial returns from seven boxes in the county give only votes for Governor. Cunningham, 145; Conner, IFS. Demopolis will give Cunningham over two to one. Out of a total of 2S4 Linden boiled vote in full as follows: Conner, 1O2; Cunning
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HIGHLAND PARK. BEAT ].

For Governor-cunningham ss: Conner s4
 For Lieutenant-Governor- ss Meador. 45; oNeal ss.
 For Secretary of state-Julian. 9s: Mo Ghee. 52: sorsby. !.
 For Superintendent of Education-Gun- nels. 1s3.
 For Attorney -General-Garber. 12s.
 For State Auditor-Brandon. 29: Hood. 1l2; Smith. IS.
 For State Treasurer-Allen. 12s: Seed 30. For Commissioner of Agriculture-Adams 22 Crook. 12; Lnvett, 3; selden, 72; Ward. IT Wilkinson. PR
 For Associate Railroad Commissioner Compton 22: Harris. s5; Henderson. s4; Lowe 5s: McElderry. 20; skeggs. IT; White 4l.
 For Chief Justice-Tyson. 125; weakley. sI.
 For Associate Justices-Bilbro. 24: Cole man. 35 Dowdell. 1s6: Mcclellan, e1; Park s4.
 For Alternate United States Senator Bankhead. I2s: Clarke. 30; Johnston. 33; Knox. 40; Oates. ss; stallinss, Il; Fitts. 10.
 For United States senator-Morsan. 141i Pettus 142.
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HOUSTON.

Dothan, Aug. 27-(Special. )-At this hour, six thirty, with incomplete re- turns. Conner seems to have carried the county for Governor by TOO to 800 ma jority. Tyson will probably carry the county by a small majority.
 Dothan, Aug 27-(Special.) )-Definite figures not available at this hour ow- ing to a large number of remote coun- try precincts, but the county has gone for Conner. For the Legislature. Col onel Will Lee of Columbia has defeat ed Dr. H. P. Calhoun of Cottonwood, by a comfortable lead. Local interest cen tered in the hot race for sheriff between N B. Crawford the present incumbent and Thomas w. Butler Carlo Murphy, the third candidate for sheriff. was hardly In the running. Tyson has, in all probability. won out over Weakley for Chief Justice, and Brandon for Stato Auditor, though returns may increase Smiths vote.
 Dothan, Aug. 27.-(Special)-The election passed off quiet here today. This beat gives Conner. SSe; Cunning ham ,126, Tyson. 309 ,Weakley. no; Brandon, 190; Hood, S6; Smith, 140. Julian leads with almost solid vote for Secretary of State. Seed leads with almost solid vote for Treasurer. J. B. Ward got practically a solid vote for Commissioner of Agriculture with Wilkinson next in the race. Compton PA. Charles Henderson 2S0. for Rail- road Commissioner. w L. Parks gets the vote with each of the other candi- dates getting votes for Associate Jus tice Bankhead 214. Clarke. 11S. Fitts AZ, Johnson 9s. Knox 63. Oates 200, Stallings 62.
 Webb Beat: Conner 52. Cunningham AT. Gray 13, Meador 47, O'Neal T. Bran don 19. Hood 1. Smith A. Julian 3s, Seed 49, Ward 50 Selden 20, Compton 22, Harris 18 Henderson 2S. White 26, Tyson. 60. Bankhead. 32, Clarke 4, Par ker 50, Bankhead 32, Clarke 4. John ston 22 Oates 22
 Ashford beat-Comer. GA; Cunning ham. 30; Grey, 12; Meador, 31; O'Nesl, 25; Brandon, 46; Hood. 4; Smith. 1S; Julian, II; McGee. 33; Seed, 42; Allen, 14; J. B. Ward, 73: Charles Hendehson, "A; R. J. Lowe, 47; Tyson. IT; Weakley, 6S; Mcclellan, 2s; Parks. 62; Bank head, 70; Oates, 3S; Clarke, '.
 Big Creek beat-Comer, 54; Cum ningham, 4. Other State officers run ming about as they did in Webb beat
 Cowarts Beat-Comer, IT; Cunning ham, AT; Tyson, 5S; weakley '. Oth- CTS running about like Webb beat.
 Kincey beat-Comer, 25; Cunning ham. s1; Tyson. 15 weakley, sS.
 Conner will carry the county by 500 to TOO majority. or probably more For Chief Justice it will be very close and all the beats will have to be heard from to determine it. Henderson has almost a solid vote for Railroad Com missioner and WI. Parks, the same for Associate Justice T. W. Butler has defeated N. B. Crawford, the present Sheriff, for that office by a good ma jority. W. L. Lee Is elected tO repre- sent Houston county.
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CITY BEAT 2.

Governor-Cunningh 166, Conner, 15s
 Lieutenant Governor-Gray I03. Mea- dor IT. O'Neal 157.
 Attorney General-Garber 2s0. Auditor-Brandon 50, Hood 225. Smith b0
 Secretary of state-Julian 123. Mo Ghee 57, Sorsby IS.
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LAMAR.

Sulligent, Aug. 27.-(Special )-Re- ports from four beats out of twenty give Conner. 179; Cunningham. 128: Tyson, 120; Weakley, 15s; Bankhead, 209; Clarke, 57; Fitts, 4; Johnston, 119; Knox. AS; Oates. 6; Stallings. 65
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CITY, BEAT G.


 For Governor-cunningham 64: Conner. For Lieutenat-Governor-G ss; Meador. Is: ONeaL 33.
 For Secretary of state-Julian. ss: Me- Ghee. 1s: sorsby. 4.
 For Superintendent of Education-Gun- nels. ss
 For Attorney-General-Ga ios. For State Auditor-Brandon IS. Hood, 94; Smith 23
 For State Treasurer-Allen. 99: Seed. 22 For Commissioner of Agriculture--Adams 75 Crook. 5; Lovett, 8; selden. S2: Ward. 10; Wilkinson. 1t
 For Associate Rainlroad Commissioner Compton. II: Harris. 2: Henderson. ST; Lowe. 67; McElderry. 1; skeggs. 2s: White n
 For Chief Justice-Tyson. Ss: weakiey. For Associate Justices-BiIbro. IL; Cole man. 57; Dowdell. ss; Mcclellan 27; Parks, 20
 For Alternate United States Senator Bankhead. 62; Clarke 3s; Johnston. q: Knox 64; Oates. s6; stallings, 12 Fitts, 6. For United States senator-Morgan. 123; Pettus 120
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JACKSON.

scottsboro, Aug. 27-(special 1.-The lightest vote in years was boiled in Jackson county, Scottsboro polling half the regular votes. The county ticket so overshadowed the tate tick ct that nothing yet can be ascertained definitely Armstrong and Benson are elected to the Legislature and Staples sheriff.
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Alfonso . Gingerbread Man.

It Is said that sine an English nun in Madrid gave King Alfonso his first taste of gingerbread he can't get enough of that pas lcular dainty.
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Ramer. Reaf 1H.


 For Governor-Cunningha 42; Co., mer 45.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Gray. 21; Meador, 50; ONeal, 16.
 For Secretary of State-Julian, 55; McGehee, IS; Sorsby, 6.
 For Superintendent of Education Gunnels, S3.
 For Attorney -General-Garber. s6. For State Auditor-Brandon, 20; Hood, 54; Smith, IA.
 For State Treasurer-Allen, 7s; Seed, 10.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture Adams. 8; Crook, IA: Lovett, O; Selden. 10: Ward. 51; Wilkinson, {.
 For Associate Railroad Commission ers-Compton. 2; Harris, 75; Tender son. 72; Lowe, IS: McElderry, 2; skeggs. 4; White, 3.
 For Chief Justice-Tyson. s2; Weak ley. 5.
 For Associate Justice-Bilbro, '; Coleman, 8; Dowdell, 72; Mcclellan, IS; Parks, 6S.
 For Alternate United States Senator -Bankhead, AT; Clarke, 25; Johnston, 29: Knox, 42; Oates, 8; Stallings, 12: Fitts, 1.
 For United States senator-Morgan, s6; Pettus, s5.
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For Alternate United States sena- tor-Bankhead. 14; Clarke. 10; John ston, 2; Knox, {; Coates. 6; stalings. O.; Fitts, 12s
 For United States senator--Morgan. 24: Pettus, 24.
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CITY BEAT s,


 For Governor-Cunningh 116, Co., mer, 123.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Gray, 75; Meador, 43; O'Neal, 100.
 For Secretary of State-Julian, 134; McGehee. 64; Sorsby, 6.
 For Superintendent of Education- Gunnels, 203.
 For Attorney General-Garber. 213. For State Auditor-Brandon, 21; Hood. 1855: Smith. 3s.
 For State Treasurer-Allen. ITO; Seed. 52.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture Adams. 21; Crook. 2S; Lovett, 3; Selden, 13s; Ward 22; Wilkinson, I9. For Associate Railroad Commission ers-Compton, 27; Harris. 6s; Tender son. 125; Lowe. 64: McElderry, 26: Skeggs. 25; White, 90.
 For Chief Justice-Tyson. 1se: Weak ley. 32.
 For Associate Justices-Bilbru. 20; Coleman. 55; DowdeIi, 143; Mcclellan. 4s; Parks, 16s.
 For Alternate United States Senator -Bankhead. es; Clarke, 62; Johnston, 74; Knox, 75; Oates. ss: Stallings, 2s: Fitts, IS.
 For United States senator-Morsan. Ell; Pettus, 214.
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CITY BEAT {.

bEAI a.
 For Governor-Cunningh 1Ss; Co., mer, 157.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Gray, 107; Meador. 77; O'Neal, 133.
 For Secretary of State--Julian. 1S0; McGhee, 131; Sorsby, s.
 Superintendent of Education-Gun- nels, 28s.
 Attorney General-Garber, 297. State Auditor-Brandon. 2S; Hood, 262; Smith, 52.
 State Treasurer-A1len, 245: Seed, S3. Commissioner of Agriculture-Adams 26; Crook, 30; Lovett, o; Selden, ITO; Ward. 72; Wilkinson, 56.
 Associate Railroad Commissioner Compton, 37; Harris, 109; Henderson, 17s: Lowe, 72; McElderry, 31; Skeggs. A; White, 1858.
 Chief Justice-Tyson. 2s2; weakley, 80.
 Associate Justices-Bilbro, 24; Cole man. 115; Dowdell, 231; Mcclellan, S4; Parks, 159.
 Alternate United States Senator Bankhead, 1858; Clarke. s3; Johnston, 7s; Knox, ST; Oates, TIA; Stallings. 30; Fitts. ST.
 United States senator-Morgan. 325; Pettus, BIO.
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CUNNINGHAM CARRIES
 COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY

Treasurer-Allen 2ss. Seed ss.
 superintendent of Education-Gun- nels 25s.
 Commissioner of Agriculture-Adams 20, Crook "A. Lovett 1. Selden 113. Ward 34, Wilkinson n.
 Associate Railroad Commissioner-- Compton 54. Harris 124, Henderson 155, Lowe 74, McElderry 12. Skeggs s5. White 119.
 Chief Justice of Supreme Court-Ty- son 266, weakiey 4s.
 Associate Justices of Supreme Court -Bilbro 26. Coleman 196. Dowdell 53. Parks 191.
 Alternate Senator-Bankhead 1855, Clarke 9S, Fitts 27. Johnston s9, Knox 100, Oates III. Stallings 49.
 United States Senators-Morgan 293. Pettus 2s1.
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Pnrfer,n naat n1

FOrteF'e Beat, IF.
 For Governor-Cunningha 21; Co., mer, 25.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Gray, 12; Meador. 14; ONeal. IT.
 For Secretary of State--Julian, 25; McGhee. Ii: Sorsby, 3.
 For Superintendent of Education Gunnels, 37.
 For Attorney General-Brandon, O.; Hood. 3s; Smith, 5.
 For State Remuneration, [; Seed, For Commissioner of Agriculture Adams, 4: Crook, 9; Lovett, 0; Selden, 10: Ward, O; Wilkinson. 4.
 For Associate Railroad Commission er-Compton. 2; Harris. 14; Henderson. 3s; Lowe, Is; McElderry. 1; Skeggs. 5. White. 9.
 For Chief Justice-Tyson. A; Weak ley. 1.
 For Associate Justices-Bilbro. 5; Coleman, 20; Dowdell, IT; Mcclellan. 8; Parks, 32.
 For Alternate United States Senator 22; Clarke, IS; Johnston. IA; Knox. 2; Oates: 8; stalllings. s; Fitts, 1.
 For United States senator-Morgan. A; Pettus. 4s.
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COiquttts, Beat 10.s
 For Governor-Cunningha 20; Co., mer, 16.
 For Lieutenant Governor-Gray, {; Meador, 31; O'Neal. 1.
 For Secretary of state-Julian. 32; McGhee. 2; Sorsby. 1.
 For Superintendent of Education Gunnels. 33.
 For Attorney Generai-Garber. 3s. For State Auditor-Brandon. T; Hood. 2s: Smith, o.
 For State Treasurer-Allen, 23; Seed, 12.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture Adams. 0; Crook. fl; Lovett, O; Selden, 8; Ward. 10; Wilkinson. 6.
 For Associate Railroad Commission er-Compton, 2; Harris. 22; Henderson. 27; Lowe. 2; McElderry. 3; skeggs. II; White. il.
 For Chief Justice-Tyson s5; Weak ley, O.
 For Associate Justice-Bilbro, O.; Coleman. 4: Dowdell. 29; Mcclellan. 6: Parks. 27.
 For Alternate United States Senator -Bankhead. 1s; Clarke, 6: Johnston. IS; Knox. g; Oates. II; Stlllings, T; Fitts. o.
 For United States senator-Morgan. 35; Pettus, 35.
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 For Governor-Cunningha POS; Co., mer. 142.
 For t-Governor--Gray. IA; Meador, 1o1: O'Neal, 124.
 For Secretary of State-Juiian. 2osi McGhee, 53: Sorsby, z.
 For Superintendent of Education Gunnels, 343.
 For Attorney y-General-Garber. 337. For State Auditor-Brandon, A; Hood. PAS; Smith. ss.
 For State Treasurer-Allen. 1sS; Seed, Al.
 For Commissioner of Agriculture Adams, IS; Crook, 4S; Lovett, 1; Sell den. 1s3; Ward. 20; wilkinson. ss. For Associate Railroad Commission er-Compton, 37; Harris, 121; Tender son. 1s1: Lowe, s2; McElderry, 37; Skeggs, 45; White, 145.
 For Chief Justice-Tyson, PIT; Weak ley. 6s.
 For Associate Justices-Bilbro. 3s; Coleman, S4; Dowdell, 259; Mcclellan, s7; Parks, 179.
 For Alternate United States Senator -Bankhead, 1s0: Clarke. IA; Johnston. ss; Knox. 143; Oates. 77; stallings. 3S; Fits, '13.
 For United States senator-Morgan. s45; Pettus. 34s.
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-08-03
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1873.
United States Land Oif1ce

Lewiston, Idaho. June / III, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act Of Cong
ress ofJune2 2, 1878, entitled, IAN act for
the sale of timber lands in the states of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washipp-
ON Territory" as extended to all the Pub.
lie Land States by act of August 4th, 1885
GEORGE P. BARNUM
of kendr.ck, county of Latab. state of
Idaho has this day filed i'm this of,,ca
his sworn statement No. 211O for the mr..
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Rs y. b. M. and will offer proof TO show
that the land sought is more yoInable
for timber or stone than for Agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim To sad
and before the Register and Receiver m
this office at Lewiston Idaho on
Tuesday the 18th day of Sept, 1906.
lie names as witnesses:
Myron HUMPHREY of Park Idaho
Charles Carlson of. Kendriek. Idaho
gaines Osborne of Park, Idaho
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Any and all persons claiming adyerselv
the above described lands are requested Is
6lP their claims in this Office on or before
said 18th day of Sept. 1905. mr.
T. H, Bartlett, Register