The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-16
List Must Be in Hands of Chairman Bell by 2
 O'Clock Today
BIG SCRAMBLE FOR
 BOARD OF REVENUE
Fifty-Five Men Are After Places and Others Are Expected to Qualify This Morning-The Com
 plete List

For the fat plums offered by the voters of Jefferson county, and to be awarded April l, there are at present just 105 can didates. The majority of these, D in ] fact, desire to have themselves seated as members of the board of revenue
 It is probable that before o'clock this afternoon, when the time limit for quail fication expires there will be other candi- dates in the field. This afternoon Robert \. Bell, chairman of the county demo- cratic executive committee will certify the list to the probate judge, and it will then become the duty of that official 10 prepare the ballot.
 The indications are that there will be many strenuous battles.
 For judge of the circuit court John c. Pugh and C. E. Smith are apparently running close, and the same seems to be true of John H. Miller and William NJ Walker, candidates for judge of the city court. Frank Cahalan and William E. Fort are again opposing each other for senior judge of the criminal court. and while the friends of the former contend that he will be reelected by handsome majority, there are others who are skep- tioal.
 One of the most interesting races now on before the people is that of five cam didates for the lucrative position of clerk of the criminal court. The general opin- ion is that the race is between John w. Altman and John G. Bradley, although w. D. Copeland and D. F. Sugg are making active and man-to-man cam paigns.
 There are eleven candidates for coroner.
 The following is a list of those who have qualified up to the present writing, according to official announcement of the county subcommittee:
 For Judge of the Tenth Julicial Circuit safh Will John, John c. Pugh. c. B. Smith.
 For Judge of the City Court of Birming ham-R. B. Kelly, John II. Miller, Will liam NJ Walker, R. l.. Williams
 For Senior Judge Criminal Court Frank Cahalan, William E. Fort.
 For Associate Judge Criminal Court Samuel E. Greene, James M. Russell.
 For County Treasurer-T. J. Batson, Cleon B. Rogers. w. R. Watkins, W. H. Wilson.
 For Clerk Criminal Court-John w Alt man, John G. Bradley, w. B. Copeland, Eugene B. Henry D. F. Sugg
 For Tax Collector-P. B. Bowers, Job Going, Henry Clanton Miller, John 5. Reid.
 For Tax Assessor-Jason Mclaughlin, D. F. McLendon.
 For Superintendent of Education-Rob- ert G. Hewett, P M. McNel.
 For Board of Revenue-Clint F. Allgood. I. N. Allinder George A. Alexander. George A. Ash, Charlie Barber, W. H. Barnard, B. L. Brssher, w. l. Brown, A F. Bearden Ruff R. Bivins, w. J. Cameron, J. P Couch H. W. Crook, Cal l.. Dabbs Joe s. Davis, E. F. Dean, Charles K. Dickey. c. F. Dodson, John Douglass, M. E. Edwards, r. l.. Erwin, w G. Estes, A. J. Farley, P. 0. Goodwin, N A. Graham, j. Ed Haigler, J. H. Har- grove, ]. F. Hancock Frank Harich, Joe Hill. George w. Jones, Samuel L. Jones, E. Ben Knight, J. K. P. Laird, J. A. Lea, J. H. Leath, J. II. Lett R. F. Love- lady, Hugh McGeever, R. s. Moon, Rob- ert A. Morris. Charles A. O'Neil, Law renee H. Pennington, w. F. Perryman. L R Phillips, William H. Procter John w. Redfueil, Joii | tNeiu, tndihe 1Aop- erts, T. Snow Rogers, H. F. Shropshire, Henry Simpson, Tom Stobert, R. Fuller Vines, Thomas ". Wright.
 For County Coroner-A. W. Bonds. Clip Evans. Charles T. Helton, c. H. Larue. Tom McCabe, J. H. Savage, c. l.. Spain, Austin M South, E. C. Smith, F. B. Fur ner, John Fl. White.
 For Inferior Judge Ensley, Beat 45-C. F. Camp D. J. Hummer, F. o. Harris.
 For Constable Beat 45-W. T. Cochran, Frank Stafford, Lee White.
 For Constable Beat 21-J. T. Burton, J. M Tuck.
 For Constable Beat 37-Jack Greener, James Oden. Nj. w Parsons.