The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-29
TEACHERS NAMED FOR HIGH SCHOOLS In Seventeen Counties of the
 State WINNERS IN ELECTION Members of Second Regiment Are Proud of Record Made at Prac-
 tce Shoot Last Week.
 Minor News.
WINNERS IN ELECTION

Montgomery. June 2s.-(specia1. )-At a meeting of the state high school com mission, composed of Gov. B. B. Conner State Superintendent of Education H. C. Gunnels and Auditor w. W. Brandon teachers were named for number of state high schools already established. The list given below has first the name of the principal, with the amount of salary and then the assistants, with the amount of their pay.
 No nominations have been made in the counties of Choctaw Jackson, Marengo, Morgan and Tallapoosa. It is said that Autauga, Barbour, Clay, Washington and Wilcox will set up schools this fall, but there has been no official notification to that effect. Until this is done the com mission will not act. The list noted above is given below:
 Cherokee County-L. M. Stevenson, $500; Miss Emma Kirby, $500; Miss Leland Cooper, salary not fixed.
 Cleburne-J. A. Morgan, s12OO; Miss Ju- lia Byron, $700.
 Coffee-P. M McNei1, $500; w. J. Steele. $900; Miss America Hargis, s9O0.
 Cullman-J. J. Riley, $12oO; Miss Marie Benson $675
 Dallas-M. J. Bray s12oo;lw. E. With erspoon, s800
 DeKalb-H. T. Wallace. l2oO; W. B. Gilbreath 800.
 Escambia-C. A Peavy,l s15oo: Miss Fannie Benson. $6oO; Miss N tha Hamll, $6oO.
 Etowah-w. F. Turnipseed, $500; Miss Alice Coleman, s45O.
 Franklin-W. L. Yarbrouth $1350; Miss Ora Walton. s675; Miss Maud Forbes, s54O. Geneva-A. E. Riley, $12OO; W. B. Kille- brew, $9O0; N. R. Hughes, $sOO
 Houston-H. c. Mcdonald, $500; Miss Mary P Newton, $750; Miss Ira Lee Whit aker, $450.
 Lamar-J. E. Morris and E. R. Harris, salary not fixed.
 Lawrence-J. l.. Barnard, $1200: E. M. Hodson. $500.
 Lowndes-J. L. Moulder, $500; Miss Ju- lia Portis, s675; Miss Irene Carr, s675
 Macon-J F. Collins. $500; Miss Stevo- nia Nash, $450.
 Madison-B. B. Broughton, $500; assist ants to be chosen.
 Winston-C D. Wade, ss00 W. c. Shotts, $630
 Lucky Runners.
 The result of the special elections held on June 19 to fill legislative vacancies have been reported to the secretary of state. The lucky ones are given below: Blount county. J. s. Wittmeir: Frank lin, W. P. Hughes; Lee, Warren Will Hams; Lauderdale, B. w. Cunningham; Lowndes, W. D. McCurdy; Jefferson, Fe- lix I. Tarrant; Tuscaloosa, I S. F. May field; Montgomery, Frank Stolenwerck, Jr., Fifth senatorial district the Rev. Sam Phillips.
 Messrs Wittmeir, Hughes and Mayfeld are physicians and Tarrant a dentist. Phillips Is a preacher.
 Second Is Proud.
 Members of the Second regiment are proud of the record made at the rife range last week in which seven men made good for the team of 12 for the Fort Perry shoot. Colonel Bricken is feeling so good that he is telling everybody he meets what a great organization the Second is Capt. M. D. Smith of the Birming- ham company of the Second, the only one in that part of the state, Is joining the OIlC6TS Ol lIc ClthC uOuy III SOii5i ohuio- tions
 Phillips the Man.
 T. =. election board today declared that Samuel Phillips had been elected sen ator in the Fifth district to succeed John A Lusk at the election held June 19. Phillips received total of 752 to 521 by C. M. Smith. The vote stood: Mar shall county, Phillips, 234; Smith, 3S1 Jackson county. Phillips, 51s; Smith, 40. Phillips will, therefore, sit in the place of Senator John A. Lusk at the extra ses- sion.
 Company Qualities.
 The Great Southern Agency of Chat tanooga, Memphis and Nashville has quail flied to do business in the state, papers having been taken out by s. J. Herbert of Chattanooga, the president Some days ago Secretary of State Frank N. Julian gave notice that this company was sell ing stock in the state without having qualified to do so. They are now in the clear so far as the state goes.
 Purifoy for Treasurer.
 Judge John Purifoy is to enter the race for state treasurer, according to many good friends He Is at present state ex- aminer of public accounts, but has been in the past probate judge of Wilcox coun- ty and state auditor. He is perhaps the best known man in the state, having been for many years an examiner. This makes the fourth possibility for treasurer, J. A Wilkinson, w. L. Lancaster and William Garner being the others.
 Minor Alabama Mention.
 w. W. Brandon, state auditor, is back from the national association of the S.. A. E. at Atlantic City. He was toast master at the banquet Friday night
 ID ID is aoly fr1 L,a farm, where he spent two days looking after a growing crop.
 Supplies are being shipped to the Third regiment at Anniston, preparatory to the encampment next month at Oxford Lake. Capt. s. c. Pelham of Anniston Is here