The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-23

Beat 22-H. c. Lamar. A committee consisting of Messrs. A. H. Arlington, Carl Roemer and S. J. Naftel was named to canvass the primary vote and return a report to the whole committee. committee consisting of Messrs. c. D. Faber. W. T. Seibels and J. Nj, Townsend was named to report on the financial matters of the committee. A | temporary adjournment was taken un- til these committees could do their work.
 | mittee as presented by Mir. Arlington was practically the same as the tab ulation published several days ago in 1 The Advertiser. The figures showed that Johnson's majority in Montgomery County was 117.
 The figures also showed that Mont Gomery County has given its endorse ment to Dr. R. M. Cunningham for delegate from the State at large. Cant. E. W. Booker was the Bryan delegate who failed to get the endorsement that went to the other three candidates of the Bryan men. The total as report ed by the committee were as follows:
 Bryan. 1852 Johnson. 17ss. Delegates at Large-E. ". Booker, 1,5s7; H. D. Clayton. 2,237: R. M. Gun ningham, 1892; J. T. Hefin. 2.45s; O. | Is = son, 1.e16.
 Delegates from Second District-s. l H. Dent. 3.22s: J. Lee Long. 2.s4s. Electors at Large-E. O'Neal. 2,Ss0: John Pugh. 2.2s7; J. A. Rountree. s61. Elector from Second District--w. W. Haraison. 2.si5.
 Alternate Elector-w. L. Martin. 2s1,
 Associate Justice-Alston. s55; Bil- bro. 43s; Chiffon. 3.14e; Lusk. 442; Nay field 603: Simpson 1880 President Railroad Commission Charles Henderson, 2,S23. Game Commissioner-walla 1.2S7; Mastin. BOSS.
 Chancellor-Gardner. 2.s5s.
 Circuit Judge-Pearson, 2.9l1.
 Congress-Hall. 1.o33; Wiley, 2.4s7
 Committeeman Second District-Car-
 ter 1,34s: Henderson, 1,707.
 The county vote was as follows:
 Tax Collector-Teasley. 3,4s9.
 Tax Assessor-Anderson, 1,2O2; Gil.
 mer, 1.756; Solomon. 800.
 County Treasurer-Cone, 196; Cren'
 shaw. 32; Ferrall. 642; Smith. s7s Whiting. 2.221
 Superintendent of Education-Cov
 ington. 2,101; Harrison. 7ss; Mitchell
 521.
 Coroner-FulIer. 1.15s; Tice, 2.451.
 Board of Revenue-Cook, 1905; Elem , ing, 2,149: Greil. 1,425; Jones, 1.37s : | { ITS: Duncan, 22f; Guy. ITO. Of special interest in the report or
 the vote on the county ticket was th'
 announcement of the settlement of th
 two races for membership out of th'
 city on the Board of Revenue. It de veloped that for membership from tn Southeastern District |. D. Smile hal defeated W. 1T. Lawson by a vote O 17s to 13s. In the Southwestern Dis
 trict Thomas Duncan was elected owe S. J. Guy by vote of 221 to ITO. } In Beat 1. W. A. Taylor was elect ed Justice of the Peace. He receive 2sS votes, J. A. Reeves 42, and J .. T E position for constable. 0 Tn Beat ?. S. H. Beasley defeated v
 S Stokes for Justice by vote of 25 D to 227 T. W. Donaldson was electe Constable over J. A. Stone by vot 2 of 336 10 143.
 t Tn Beat 8. for Justice of the Peac l M. H. Screws received 322 and !. N g Browder. 174. M J. Bailey was electe !. Constable.
 In Beat {. the vote for Justice z the Peace was W. M Browder POI, VI
 F. Elmore, 151, J. B. Fuller, 12s Fc . Constable the vote was T. icrosslan 2s9. H. J. Fabel 1eo. In Beat 5. Justice B. c. Young wa { elected without opposition. For Cor | stable the vote was n. H. NdCLeInoI 1855. J. B. Smith ITO.
 In Beat the vote for Justice of tn Peace was Nat Waller PIP. D. H. Lew
 43, W. D. Carpenter 59. For Consta ble Paul Rapport received 107. J.
 Partin I03. E. ". Smith 99. 5 In Beat the vote was R. H. Mou
 ton 100, J. c. Abercrombie 6S. J. H
 Pearson 37. Bullock 5. For Constabl
 J. c. Jones received 97.
 The Justices and Constables elect