The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-12
STATE CONFLICTS
 NET $437, ,384.61 Total income of All Sorts Is
 S675,348.99 CANDIDATES ARE LACKING There Are Yet Several Vacancies On State Ticket To Be Voted On In Primary of May 1s-candi-
 dates Qualified.
CANDIDATES ARE LACKING

Montgomery, April u.--(Special.) j. With all things checked up, State Examiner Brooke shows that the state convicts earned net for the ten monthss ending December 3l, last, the sum of $437. .3o4. 6l, on a total income of all sorts of S67o, 34S. 99. The goods on hand are estimated as follows: Cloth at the cotton mills, $SO, ,000; cotton, $24, 4z9.s7; due from contractors, S25, 453N. The difference between the cash income and outgo was $SJ2, ,500.S7, the profit in goods held bringing the sum to that noted above.
 State Examiner Purifoy has made an additional report on the books of Tax Collector H. II. Cooper of Baldwin coun- ty, finding him due the state on April the sum of $3o70.53. On the first report some weeks ago he owed the state S65l1.3S, but the difference was paid up.
 Democratic Candidates.
 There are yet several vacancies to be filled in the list of nominees to be voted for in tho democratic primary to bN held May IS, as shown by a list given out by J. Kirk Jackson, representing Chairman H. s. D. Mallory of the state commit tee Four are to come for electors in districts and two at large, several for delegates, and two for Congress The list of those who have qualified follows:
 Delegates to national convention: At large, Henry D. Clayton, E. w. Booker, John W. Tomlinson and J. Thomas lief lin; Second District, S. H. Dent; Fourth District, B. Dudley Williams; Fifth Dis trict, J. H. Riddle and J. c. Wood; Sixth District, J. M. Pearce; Seventh District, w. T. Brwn; Eighth District, M. A. Clay: Ninth District, Sam Will John, with only one alternate, s. E. Melbourne, from the Ninth.
 Electors Second District, w. M. Rush. ton; Sixth District, Robinson Brown; Seventh District, s. L. Fuller; Eighth District, R. c. Brecknell; Ninth District, Lee Cowart.
 Justices of the supreme court: A. H. Aston, John A. Lusk, John M. Chiffon, k. T. Simpson.
 President of the railroad commlssion: Charles Henderson.
 State game and fish commissioner: John H. Wallace, Jr.
 Congress-: First District, G. w. Taylor; Second District, T. J. Hall and A. A. Wiley; Third District, Henry D. Clayton; Fourth District, w. B. Craig; Fifth Dis trict, J. Thomas Hehin: Eighth District, William Richardson; Ninth District, O.. w. Underwood.
 Chancellor southeastern division, Lucien Gardner; judge fourteenth circuit, J. J. Ray; judge sixteenth circuit, J. w. Inzer.
 Fayette Probate Judeeship.
 The race for appointment as probate judge of Fayette county in the place of the late T. E. Goodwin is becoming ex- citing. pr. J. s. Hollis, .-P- Goodwin and J. s. Hoffman are candidates. Good wyn is son of the man who died. B. F. Propst, w. M. Cannon, T. w. Sanders, E. F. Goodwin, R. F. Peters and w. S.. McNeil were at the capital today to see the governor about it. They also took occasion to urge that the Fayette High school be located at Fayette.
 Warm Fight On.
 The fight for the location of the high school in Geneva county is very exciting, Geneva and Slocomb having combined against Hartford. A delegation, headed by W. O. Mulky and G. F. Ellsberry, was in to see the members of the locat- ing commission today.
 Bishop Hoss In City.
 Bishop E. E. Hoss of the Methodist church, south, was in the city today .en route to Ozark, where he spoke for the Woman's Missionary society of the Ala bama conference. He paid his respects to Governor Conner as he went through, the two having been classmates.
 Montgomery Briefs.
 State Treasurer Walter Seed was at the capitol Saturday for the first time in several weeks. He has had grip.
 Mayor Teague has issued orders that autoists must keep the speed limit or be heavily fined.
 At meeting of the fourth district con- vention of the republicans at Clanton, c. H. Scott was indorsed as national com mitteeman