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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19

son. large vote has been boiled in Etowah County and several hours will be required to make a complete count
 Gadsden. May 1s-(Special )-The total vote cast in Etowah County was about 2.500. The county ticket was counted first and late tonight the count of the State ticket was commenced. From the number of State tickets counted up to this time it is estimated that Bryan will receive five votes to Johnson's one.
 Judge Bilbro for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court will not lose a singel vote in this county. Wallace, for State Game Commissioner will carry the county.
 It is impossible to tell at this tinc anything regarding the remainder of the State candidates The count of the State ticket stopped here at 10 o'clock tonight and will not be resum- ed until morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
W-Ith Princeton Gradunte.

New York. May lB.-Bertha Wander bilt. the young librarian, disappeared last week. Mrs. William Robinson has told the police of Princeton that on the night Miss Vanderbilt disappeared she saw her in an automobile with an- other young woman and a man. The man is said to have been a Princeton graduate who was a suitor of Miss Vanderbilt while in college He came to Princeton last Wednesday to attend the Cornell Princeton baseball game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
PLANS ARE APPROVED.
Stockholders of Illinois Central HoIa
 Annual Meeting.

Chicago. May 1s.-The stockholders of the Illinois Central at their annual meeting today approved the plans of the directors to purchase the Keusing- ton and Eastern and the Memphis and State Line Railroads. They also ap- proved the proposal to increase the capital stock of the Illinois Central by the Issue of 2s5,i2o shares of new stock. making the total capital stock &12S.552. 900.
 The increase is to be for the purpose of paying for construction. lmprovs- ment and maintenance of the lines now owned by the company.
 The proposition to increase the cap- ital stock was carried by a vote of 633,7s shares to 3s shares. Henry ". Lehman. attorney for Stuyvesant Fish in the law proceedings against F IF. Hartman. voted against the proposi- tion for the purpose of preserving all his rights in the suit which he has brought ta test the legality of the holding by the Union Pacific of the stock of the Illinois Central.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
Report from BIrminrhnm.

Birmingham, Ala. May l9.-Reports from North Alabama counties to The Age Herald up to l o'clock indicate that Bryan has carried all, including Jefferson, the largest county in the State.
 Johnson carried two wards in the city of Birmingham.
 One of the surprises was the result in Cullman County. which is almost entirely German. Bryan's vote over Johnson was six to one in that county
 The delegates-at-large to the Demo- cratic National Convention appear to be John W. Tomlinson. J. Thomas Hefin. H. D. Clayton and Capt. E W. Booker in the order named.
 Emmet ONeal and John c. Pugh have been elected Presidential elec- tors.
 There were sixty-eight candidates for five places on the Jefferson County Board of Revenue and the count cannot be completed before tomorrow. Judge H A. Sharpe and Judge c. c. Ne smith have been reelected Judges of the City Court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
,JEFFERsoN

Birmingham. May Is.-(special)- The count of the vote of today's pri- maries in Jefferson County progresses slowly. but enough returns had been received by midnight to indicate that Jefferson had gone for Bryan for the Presidential nomination. The full county vote will hardly be in before tomorrow afternoon.
 The returns show that Judge Bilbro and Judge Mayfield have been running strong For City Court Judges, Judge Sharpe and Nesmith appear to have the lead with pr. H. N Rosser for Coroner against W. D. Paris. pres ent incumbent. close second
 For Board of Revenue. five to be se- lected Job Going. present member of the Board. will most likely be one of the successful ones. and M V. Henry anothe CT The other three are somewhat in doubt and the official count will be necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
WASHINGTON DEMOCRATS.
Convention Split by fierce COntrOvers!
 Over Prohibition,

Spokane. wash. May 1s.-split into half a dozen factions by a fierce con- troversy over the liquor question the Washington State Democratic Conven- ton which assembled today began a night session after a stormy day meet ing.
 With local option defeated in the Resolutions Committee the fight for local prohibition was carried to the floor of the convention tonight by minority report. To effect a compro- mise of differences among Congression- al districts, the convention voted to send a double number of delegates at large to Denver. giving each man half vote.
 The convention will probably go on record for W. J. Bryan for President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
CnNEurH.

Evergreen. May s.--(special.) )-Ev- ergreen beat gave Johnson. 10S: Bryan, 80. Delegates from State at large: Booker, 4s; Clayton, 14o; Cunringham am. 1Sa; Hefin. 136; Kyle. 61: Moody, 7s; Tomlinson. 100. Electors: o'Neal 135; Pueh, 13e; Rountree. 46. For Asso- ciate Justice: Alston, A; Bi1bro, 22; Chiffon, 54; Lusk. II; Mayheld. 13s Simpson, 95.
 Returns from other beats cannot be ascertained tonight.
 For Congressman Second Congress sional District, this beat gives Hall, 26; Wiley, 1b3.
 Johnson has probably carried the county by e good majority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
CRENsHAw

Luverne. May 1S.-tspecial. )-The following are the returns from Lu- verne beat: Bryan, TT; Johnson, Is; Booker, 160; Clayton. 1S0; Cunningham, 35; Hefin, 202; Kyle. g; Moody. g; Tom linson. 171 Brown. l2s; Jones. 12s; Maner, 126; Rainer, 129; Dent, 143; Long. 12s; Hardy. 167 Rushton. 200; ONeal, 123: Pugh, 37; Rountree, 67; Grayson, 122; Inzer. 124; Haralson, 125; Martin, 130; Aston, 3l; Bilbro, 32; Chiffon, 14S; Lusk, 8; Mayield, 67; simpson, 59; Henderson, 203; Mastin, l4s; Wallace, 27; Gardner, POS, Wiley, 151; Hall 50.
 No reports have come In from the county boxes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
ACTION RECONsIDERED.
Texas Text Book Commission to Ad-
 vertIae for New Bids.

Austin. Tex, May ls-At a meeting of the state text book commission to- day. resolutions were adopted recon sidering the action of the commission in awarding conditional contracts to the American Book Company, for sch ools and provides for advertising for new bids.
 This action follows an opinion sub mittted by the attorney general to Governor Campbell in which 1t was as- serted that that concern was member of trust. The attention of the attor- ney general to other concerns is direct ed by the text book commission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
NO TARIFF REVISION.
Republican Leaders fin House Havs
 Served Notice, z
EFasa

Washington. May 1s.--The Repubii- can leaders in the House through q and Means today served final notice of No tariH revision at this session. !"
 Representative Champ Clark of Mi8- souri, moved in the committee an om- nlbus favorable report on eighty odd tariff reduction and tariff removal bills mostly introduced during the session by Democratic members. The motion was defeated by a solid vote of all the Republican members of the coEn- mittee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
ETOWAH-
Gadaden

Gadsden. May I6-(SpecIal.) )-The county ticket Is being counted first. It is impossible to learn anything at this time relating to the State ticket. It will probably be o'clock before the count on the State ticket will be start ed.
 General indications are that Bryan has a sweeping victory throughout the county. It is estimated tonight that his majority will be four to one over John
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
A PRINCETON GRADUATE IS
 INVOLVED IN A SENSATION

Princeton. N. J.. May 1s.-The body of Miss Bertha Vanderbilt. assistant in the Princeton University Library. was found floating in the Raritan Ca nal about half mile from the Carne- gie Lake Aqueduct this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
CALHOuN

Anniston, May 1s. (Special.) Re turns are very slow coming in. only four boxes being heard from. which gives Bryan, 240; Johnson, 29.
 For Supreme Court Judge: Alston. A; Bi!bro, I47; Chiffon, s5; Lusk, 52; Mayfie1d, 65 and Simpson. 1l7.
 All of Bryan electors are running very close to him and Wallace for Game Commissioner. has carried every beat heard from.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19

The length of the two tickets County and state--used in the Demo- cratic primary election held yesterday in Alabama made 1t impossible for the managers to complete their work last night and consequently the returns are unsatisfactory.
 Reports were received by The Ad- vertIser from torty-nve counties. These incomplete reports snow that Jonn- sons strength was in the cities ana towns, wnIIe Bryan polleo the vote or tne country people. Mobile and Mont gomery Counties polied heavy vote Ior1 the Adtnnesota GoVernor anu it Is probable he carried both counties. oIrnIInKham ana Jefferson County are stiil Tn doubt. The vote or Governor Johnson in the clty or Birmingham was sor large that an early hour this morning tae Irlenas ot poth canal dates N ere, claiming a victory.
 A singular feature Of tns primary Is shown Dy the strength developed In south Alabama py Johnson. whtIe NorIn Alabama seems Io have been soIid for Dfyan, South Alabama show ca preference Tor the MInnesutan. Its chIeI city, Mobne, gave nim a de- cislye vote, while towns ike Bay Aim cite and evergreen returned large ma 
 cestry.
 Reports from several counties in North Alabama and in the Western part of the State indicate that Bryan naJorities are to be reported. Walker, Lamar, Fayette, Morgan, Lauderdale, CuIlman, Blount, CoIDert, Limestone ana Marshall Counties report Bryan majorities with official figures lacking. shelby, St Clair, Calhoun. Etowan and DeKaIp Counties went for Bryan ac- eording to meager information receiV- ed late last night.
 Montgomery County. too, appears to have given a majority for Johnson. The managers of the election were at their work until daylight this morning counting the votes on the long tickets.
 Mnyiield an Easy Winner.
 James J. Mayfield of Tuscaloosa, seems to have boiled the greatest vote .Ur Justice of the Supreme Court. Next to him is Justice R. T. Simpson, Cir cult Judge A. H. Alston and Hon. J. A. BiIbro in the order named. Hon. J. A. Lusk seems to have been lost in the race.
 Undoubte tedly the nominees for dele gates at large to Denver are H. D. Clayton. J.. Thomas Hefin, John W. Tominlson and E. W. Booker.
 E. A. ONeal and John c. Pugh were nominated for electors at large. Asa Rountree of Birmingham made a poor show.
 At an early hour these facts were gathered on the Montgomery County situation:
 Capt. W. B. Whiting has been nom- mated for Treasurer of Montgomery County.
 Morgan s. Gllmer Is nominated for County Tax Assessor. w. H. Tice for Coroner, G. W. Covington for County Superintendent of Education, and J. H. Cook and David Fleming for Board of Revenue with W. B. Jones and Ma ham Griel running neck and neck for third place on that Board
 Congressman A. A. Wiley seems to have carried every County in his Dis trict over Hon. Tn omas J. Hall despite the fact that Colonel Wiley Is on sick bed in Washington.
 Definite returns from the election may not be expected before late Tues day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
LEE.

Auburn, May -(Special)-In to- days election Auburn beat gave the following results: Bryan, SO; John son, 76. Delegates at large-Booker, 4S; Clayton. 116, Cunningham, s2; Hef- lin. 91; Kyle 67; Moody. 64; TomIin- son. 56 Electors-ONeal I14; Pugh, 1ol; Rountree, 25 Associate Justices -Alston. 22, Rilbro, 6S: Chiffon. 62: Lusk. '; Mayficld. 34 Simpson, 7g; Henderson. 79; Wallace. 64; Mastin, 65.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
CHILTON.

Clanton, May -(SpeciaD-Bryan carried this box by a large majority The vote at D. m shows Bryan 46; Johnson 20. Booker, Clayton. Cunning ham and Tomlinson lead as delegates to National Convention. For electors at large. ONeal and Pugh are in the lead. Alston and Chiffon are running ahead for Justice of Supreme Court No other precincts heard from.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
CoosA.

Goodwater. May 1s-tspecial )-EIec- ton quiet Returns from four bessls give Bryan 19s, Johnson SS. Electors Fifth Congressional District, c. S. Cor nelius 1s9, W. s. Smith, 1OI. Assist ant Justice, Alston 66, Bilbro 2a, Chil- ton. S7. Mayfeld 200. Simpson 207. Game Warden. Mastin, 5S; Wallace 157.
 County votes: Tax Collector. Newell, majority 103. Assessor. Boyle 2s ma jority. Superintendent of Education, Sox 1s0 majority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
Johnson Wins In NIobile.

Mobile. May 1s.--After a hotly con- tested municipal campaign the demo- cratic voters of this city today gave Mayor P. J. Lyons a majority of from 800 to 1000 votes for re-nomtnation. over c. NJ. Shepard. the Good Govern ment Clubs candidate for the of1ce.
 Francis J. Inge. Lyon's running mate at midnight appears to have obtained slightly more than one hundred ma 1or'ty for president of the council. over
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
Returns Indicate That AlstOn and Bilbro Ran Third and Fourth for Supreme Court Justices--Lusk and Asa Roun- tree Made a Sorry Showing.

Birmingham, May IS. The Advertiser, Montgomery. Birmingham goes for Bryan by a good majority. Jefferson is for Bryan by a large majority. The State Is for Bryan over whelmingly.
 John W. Tomlinson.
 Birmingham, May IS. The Advertiser, Montgomery. Twenty-Five precincts scatter ed over the State and thfee wards in Birmingham give Johnson 1.207, Bryan 1,407. Returns coming so slow im- possible to give definite state ment.
 A G. Smith,
 Chairman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
HENRY.

Abbeville. May s.-(Special.)- Henry County has gone for Bryan and Bryan delegates. Full reports from the interior beats have not arriy ed. In- dications are that Alston and Simpson are ahead for Supreme Court Judges. The feeling has been so intense for county officers that little interest has been taken in the State election.
 Wallace has carried the county over whelminRly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
LAUDERDALE.

Florence. May -(Speciak)- Meagre returns from today's primary indicates that Lauderdale county gave Bryan about four to one over Johnson.
 For Supreme Court Justice, Simpson and Lusk have undoubtedly led.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
BULLOCK.

Union Springs. May 1s-(SpeciaI- On account of continuous hard rains falling here since o'clock only a few of the country precincts will be heard from tonight. not enough to ascertain how the election has gone in this coun- ty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
CLARKE.

Jackson. May ls.-(speciaI. )-Re- turns from Jackson beat are. Johnson, 52; Bryan, 4s
 Delegates at large: Hehln. s2: Book CT. 43; Clayton. 4S; Cunningham. 53; Kyle. 47; Moody. 51; Tomlinson, 45.
 Electors: o'Neal, 80; Pugh. s7; Rountree, 16
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
BLOUNT.

Oneonta, May 1s.-(Special. )-Blount County went overwhelmingly for Bryan today No of1cial returns are at hand Nothing accurate can be secured until tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
HUNDLEY WAS ] NOT CONFIRMED Senate Clerk Made a
 Mistake. ALABAMA JUDGE HELD UP Opponents Say Nothing Doing This
 Session. This is Practically Admitted by Hfs Friends as the Senators Desire
 to Investigate the
 Record.

Washington, May 1s.-Ths an- {
 nouncement of the confirmation of { the nomination of United States {
 Judge Hun6ley for the Northern {
 District of Alabama. made Satur- { day. was an error of the executive { clerk of the Senate. Judge Hund- |
 ley's nomination has not been { confirmed. {
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
THE WEATHER.

WaAhinEtOn, May 1s.-FOr Alabama [ -seattered showers and thunderstOrms 1uesdmyJ Wednesday fair and warmer A9he south winds becoming west.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
HALE

Greensboro. May 1s.-(SpeciaL)- Out of 23s votes cast in Greensboro has 3s. Johnson fl. Bilbro and May field are leading with big majorities. Other beats not heard from.
 Returns from eight beats indicate the County nominees are as follows: Turpin, Collector: Jack, Assessor: DonfnIck. Treasurer; Ellerbe, Superin- tendent; John c. Apsey. IT,. nominated for Mayor of Greensboro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
InWNnES.

Fit Deposit May 1s.-(speciaD-w. I Rrvan B John A. Johnson 100; AL ston. IF: Bnbro. 3l, Chiffon. s1: Lusis. 10; MavAeld. l1s, simpson. 2s; Tender son. 96. Mastin. a5. Wallace. 47; Gard ner. 122, Heflin. l55.
 Winners in county; Coker, Hairston. Goldsmith and H. R. Williamson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
opelika, May lS.-(special )-1mpos

Opelika, May l8-tSpecIal )-Impos- sible to give result of State and Ma tional ticket tonight. Of votes count ed here for President Bryan and John son break even. Clayton. Hefiin, Gun ningham and Kyle leading for dele gates: Chiffon and Bilbro carried Au- burn beat for Supreme Judges. John son carried Auburn beat by Is majority for President. Chiffon will carry Coun- ty for Supreme Judge.
 Andrews Bass, Dunn and Nunn win cnrnA,r nRacne
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
COLBERT.

Tuscumbia, May Is.-(Special )-The election managers in Colbert County are giving the county ticket preference in the count tonight. in numerous in- stances leaving the State ticket until
 From the returns at a late hour Bryan has carried the county by a good majority, though Johnson receiv- ed fattering vote. Simpson for Su- preme Court Judge carries the county practically solid, the vote between May. field and Alston being close.
 Wallace for Game Commissioner car- ries the county overwhelmingly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
ELMORE.

Wetumpka. May 1s.-(Special )-The count of the local officers has consum- ed the greater part of the night and therefore the result in the State con- tests will not be known before morn ing. Bryan seems to have carried the county by vote of to 1.
 The count of all beats except 9, g., 10. 12 and IA gives the following vote for county candidates:
 Treasurer-McMorris. SPA; Howard, 40; McCul1ers. POT.
 Superintendent of Education-How- ard, SOP: Osborne, 499; Mckay, 137.
 Tax Collector--Nixon. 64s; welch, s31.
 Tax Assessor-Clott. Al; Lilly. 427; Owsley, 400.
 County missioner-Ramsey. 737; Smith. 666; Cobb, 529; Ward, 495.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
CIAN

Lineville. May 1S.-(Special.) )-clay county Is almost solid for Bryan. Deie- gates at large, Tomlinson, Clayton, Booker and Hefiin win. Lusk and Mayfield lead. Leftwich is nominated for county superintendent of educa- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19

Enterprise. May )-No ngures on election are obtainable. About three-fourths of the voting strength of the county has been boiled. Bryan seems to be in the lead. while Alston. Chiffon and Lusk for Judge of Supreme Court and Clayton, Hefiip and Cunningham are in the lead for elec- tors.
 Nominations for county officers will have to be decided by a second pri- mary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
BALDWIN.

BALDWIN.
 Bay Minette. May 1S-(SpeciaD-Ke- turns from this box are: Bryan, 2s; Johnson. 104. Booker. 56; Clayton. A; Cunningham, 95; Heflin. s4; Kyle. 66; Moody. AS; Tomlinson, 3s; O'Neal. 91; Pugh. s1; Rountree, 20. Alston. 4; Bill bro. 21; Chiffon. 72; Lusk. 14; May field. 12; Simpson. 9s. Mastin, 20; Wal lace. s7. Hall, 2s; Wiley. 102.
 County votes for Tax Collector. By ars, s2:. McKinzie. 27; Stapleton. 31. Thomley Thompson. 4S; Walters. G.. For Tax Assessor. Byrne, 14: Cooper, 2S; Hall. 53; Stapleton. 19; Taylor, 26: Troup. 3; Wilkins. s. For County Treasurer. Burns. A; Thompson. 25: Voltz, 80. For County Superintend- ent of Education, Hall, 2s; Lambers, 1ls; Slocum. s. For County Commits sioner, First District, Chambless, 70; Langham, II; McGill. A; Thompson. S1. For County Commissioner, Third District. Hamilton. 104: Nelson, 3s. For Beat Committeeman. Beat No. {, Franklin. A; Burns, 19.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
Johnson Shows Strength in South Alabama, Carrying Beats That Were NotExpected-- Con- gressman Wiley Seems to Have Carried Every County in His District.

who seem to have run greatly ahead of the balance of his ticket.
 The returns from the country sec- tions of Mobile county at this hour in dicate a preference for Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota over W. J. Bryan as the presidential candidate. The city vote for the presidential can- didate has not been counted as yet, owing to the intense interest in the municipal campaign.
 The election called out a record breaking vote and strict order has been observed all day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19

Brewton, May 1s.-tSpecial. )--The primary passed off quietly. The coun- ty ticket ovsrshadowed the general ticket. No returns from outside boxes received tonight. Ere ewton box poiled 2sl votes. The county vote will not be completed until early morning Bry- an Is well In the lead. Clayton. Cum ningham and Hefiin leading for dele- gates to National Convention. Mayfleld and Bilbro leading the list for Asso- ciate Justices.
 Indications point to election of Thomas s. Sowell for County Treas urer and J. B O'Bannon- for County Superintendent of Education. Wiley will get a good majority.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
LONG TICKET MAKES COUNT SLOW
 MA YIELD AND SIMPSON, WINNERS

Justices Alston, {; Bilbro. Chi1- ton, 60; Lusk, 8; Mayfield. 80 4eS .npson. 3S.
 Henderson, 72; Wallace Mastin. 2e.
 The County has prot given Bry- an a majority. S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
BARBOUR.

Eufaula, May 1S-(Special. )-Oficial count here just completed is as fol- lows:
 Bryan 266. Johnson 112. Booker 227 Clayton 376, Cunningham 221, Hefiin S11. Kyle ST, Moody es. Tomlinson 194 Brown 341. Jones 337. Maner $40. Rainer 341. Martin 353, Pace 352, Hem derson 366, SteRall 364. O'Neal 342, Push S21, Rountree 67, Grayson 317. Inzer 399. Ernest Jones 345. G. L. Co., mer ?. Allen Merrill 1, S. H. Dent 1. Alston 329. Bilbro 26. Chiffon ITO, Lusk 39, Mayfield 107, Simpson 1o5. Hen derson 325, Mastin 1S2. Wallace Jr., 1855. H. D. Clayton 3S3. Hudson. 37S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
COFFEE.

Elba, May 1s-(Special)-In the primary election held in Coffee County today the town of Elba boiled a large majority for Johnson of Minnesota, for Democratic nominee for President. Johnson will likely carry the county.
 For Supreme Court Justice Alston and Simpson carried Elba. For dele gates at large for Democratic National Convention. H. D. Clayton and R. M Cunningham lead
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-19
EsCAMBIA.


 Atmore, May 1s.-(Special.)-B carried Atmore by a small majority today. A great interest was manifest ed in the election and ninety-four votes were cast at this box, the heaviest vote ever boiled here.~
 The votes cast on the State ticket are as follows: Bryan. 54; Johnson, 36; Booker, IS: Clayton, S0 Cunningham. 75; Maner. s1; Ralnsr, s1: Dent, 84; Long. s2 Hardy. ss: Rushton, s2: O'Neal S3; Pugh. 66; Rountree. 23; Grayson. s4; Inzer. sl; Haralson. s4: Martin, s2; Alston. 23; Bilbro. 4s; Chil- ton. 50; Lusk, |: Mayfield. Te; Simp- son. IS; Henderson. S2; Mastin. il. Wal lace. 74 Gardner, ST; Hall. 1s: Wiley. 74.
 Flomaton gave Bryan a majority of eight votes today. 41 being cast for Bryan and 33 for Johnson. Reports which reached here gives Hall 8 small majority over Wiley.