The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-05-03

mar from Ninth congressional district, Howze 61. Sandefur 53.
 For state senator, Morrow 94, Smith A.. For representatives, Barnard 31. Eastis 26, Hamill S2, Judge 2s, Knight 20. Me Donald 32. Motion 32. Mudd 33, O'Gara l. ONeil 26, Percy il, Ritter 19, Tarrant s. Thompson 31 Urquhart 25, West 30 White 13. Delegates to democratic state convention, ONeal delegates 37, Nal lory delegates 34.
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 For governor, Mallory 46, O'Neal F. For lieutenant governcf, Seed A, Thomas 10. For secretary of state, Brown 36 Greer 15 For treasurer, Hodge 3, Purifoy 1S, Wilkinson 37. For auditor, Allgood 4S, Kennedy 5, Smith '. For at torney general, Brickel 2. Bulger r., Riddle 8. For superintendent of educa- tion, DuBose {, Sharpe g. Wilingham 4S. For commissioner of agriculture and in- dustries. Johnson f. Kolb 3S, Ward 12. For associate railroad commissioner, Craft, b, Hamburger ?, Julian 20, Ken nedy 6, Lusk 26, McCord 9, Price 29 For chief justice of the supreme court, Dow dell go, NeSmith 27 For associate jus tice of the supreme court for the unex- pired term, Sayre 56. For associate jus tice of the supreme court for the reg ular term, Anderson AS, Evans IT, Som erville 3S. For supernumerary Judge. As ton 56. For judge of Tenth judicial cir cult Carmichael ?, Coleman F, Crow 37, Garrett T. For additional judge Tenth judicial circuit of Alabama Lone 50 For solicitor of Tenth judicial circuit. Black 55, Hanby s, Lea ?, Mcqueen ', Smith o, Tate 3. For chancellor of northwestern chancery division, Benners 52. For United States Senator for term beginning March 4 1913, Bankhead 34 Knox o, White 24 For representative in 62nd Congress of United States from the Ninth congress sional district of Alabama, Underwood 51. For executive committeeman from Ninth congressional district, Howze 51, Sandefur 53. isisl' , For stale senator, Morrow 51 Peevy o, Smith 3. For representatives, Barnard 2, Eastis 27. Hamil T. Judge 8, Knight 51, Mcdonald 8, Motion Il, Mudd 33, O'Gara S. ONeil 8, Percy 51, Ritter 1s Tarrant, 42. Thompson Ss, Urquhart 37, West IS, White 9, Dobbs 15 Huey 15.
 For Delegates-O delegates 13; Nal lory delegates 45.
 3-yoHNs h For governor, Mallory 32, ONeal 51. For lieutenant governor, Seed 61, Thomas P. For secretary of state, Brown 42, Greer 32. For treasurer, Hodge f. Purl foy 9, Wilkinson GA. For auditor All good 63, Kennedy 8, Smith S. For attor- ney general, Brickel 8, Bulger 57 Riddle 12. For superintendent of education, Du- Bose 6, Sharpe 5, Wilingham Il. For commissioner of agriculture and indus tries, Johnson 8, Kob 2S, Ward fl. For associate railroad commissioner. Craft 1, Hamburger. IT, Julian 50, Kennedy O, Lusk 51. McCord g, Price 2. For chief justice of the supreme court, Dowdell 49, -4C, ,e,s T. .... H.. supreme court for the unexpired term, Sayre "A For associate justice of the su- preme court for the regular term, Ander- son 61, Evans 20, Somerville 52. For su- pernumerary judge, Aston TO- For judge of Tenth judicial circuit, Carmichael '. Coleman 25, Crow 27, Garrett 2l. For ad- ditonal judge Tenth judicial circuit of Alabama, Lane 65 For solicitor of Tenth judicial circuit, Black 14 Hanby 9, Lea l, Mcqueen "A, Smith 8. Tate 36. For chan cellor of Northwestern chancery division, Renners 60. For United States senator for term beginning March 4. 1913, Bankhead 59 Knox 2, White p. For representative in Second-second Congress of United States from the Ninth congressional dis trict of Alabama Underwood 80. For ex- ecutive committeeman from Ninth con- gressional district, Howze 80. Sandefur s1.
 For state senator, Morrow 54, Peevy 0, Smith [. For representatives, Barnard 2s Eastis 67. Hamil 2, Judge 19, Knight 53, Mcdonald "A, Motion 51, Mudd 35, O'Gara Is. ONeil 19. Percy AS, Ritter g, Tarrant B, Thompson Il, Urquhart s2, West 16 White 13
 For DeIegates-o'N delegates 52, Mallory delegates s1. Asaa.% 3O-BESSIE -'
 For governor, Mallory 15, O'Neal 40. For lieutenant governor, Seed | 26, Thomas 2S. For secretary of state. Brown 10, Greer 8. For treaaSrer, Hodge | 3, Purifoy 15, Wilkinson 35. For auditor, Allgood 37, Kennedy 4, Smith 8. For att torney general, Brickell 6, Bulger B. Rid dle 39. For superintendent of education, DuBose 5, Sharpe 1, Willingham A. For commissioner of agriculture and indus tries, Johnson ', Kolb 33, Ward 13 For | associate railroad commissioner Craft 2S, Hamburger z, Julian 13, Kennedy B. Lusk 4, McCord A. Price g. For chief justice of the supreme court Dowdell r. NeSmith 34. For associate justice of the supreme court for the unexpired term. Sayre 45. For associate justice of the supreme court for the regular term Anderson 43, Evans 34, Somerville II. For supernumerary judge, Aston 47. For judge Tenth judicial circuit, Carmichael 2, Coleman Il, Crow 38, Garrett 1. For additional judge Tenth judicial circuit of
 
 judicial circuit, Black 5, Hanby 1. Lea 0, Mcqueen A, Smith 0, Tate B. For chancel- Tor of northwestern chancery division, Benners 40. For United States senator for term beginning March 4, 1913, Bankhead 39, Knox 5, White II. For representative in 62nd Congress of United States from the Ninth congressional district of Ala bama. Underwood AS. For executive com mitteeman from Ninth congressional dis-i trict, Howze 46, Sandefur A.
 For state senator, Morrow 4S, Peevy o. Smith 5. For representatives, Barnard 4e, Eastis 3s. Hamill G. Judge 24 Knight 8, Mcdonald 2s, Motion 29. Mudd 8, O'Gara 3, O'Neil 40, Percy 2S, Ritter g, Tarrant 19. Thompson ', Urquhart IS, West 27,. White 7.T S .t2s"-- at -.
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 For governor, Mallory g. O'Neal 22 For lieutenant governor. Seed 31. Thomas 19 For secretary of state, Brown S5, Greer B. For treasurer, Purifoy 26, Wilk- inson 24. For auditor, Allgood 35. Kennedy 2. Smith 8. For attorney general. Brickell |13, Bulger 15, Riddle 9. For superintendent of education. DuBose s. Sharpe g. Will lingham s. For commissioner of agricul- ture and industries, Johnson 8. Kolb 20. Ward 22 For associate railroad commits sioner, Craft 1, Hamburger 20, Julian 30, Kennedy 6, Lusk z, McCord 15, Price IS.