Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-06
ELEcTloNs.
Fail Dstalls-RstuFns from the sevsFa,
Wards.

WaAApH
FIRST WARD,
NO Alderman this time.
Contamination Walsh, 24s; John
Z9nt, 200; p. J.. Kelly, 1876.
School Yisitor-M. Gavin, I76.
SECOND WABD.
Adermsn-H. D. Cornell, 1853; Phil. J..
MallOn, l97.
CounciImau-Wmiam ChasoHss5R. ".
L~ghtburne, 49, J. n. Graves, 49, Thos.
JOiee. 165.
School Visltor-George Bergman. $50;
J. g.. Ballantine, los; H. J. Becker, 2.
THIRD WARD.
Aldsrmsn-James o.. Durft. Ief. II. IT,
Msccal, 1856.
Couneilman-Lewis Amis, pa Henry
Eshman, 1850 +. Prescott. Us; Jacob
~Steinkuhl, ~; G.. ". l.. Crook. 81.
school FisitOr-ThOmas r. Smith, 500
IN commenting on this return the
judges make the following statement:
In the above statement there were
eight tickets counted which We herewith
inclose for the inspection of the proper
authorities, ofswhich Thomas MackaI re-
cslyed six vO5es siugly, and one vote
jointly with james o. Durd. and also one
vote for James o. DurG, singIy; and eight
votes singly for Thomas 81. Smith, for
Cp1A@AAAAana 4LEW GLOHt4 klGN NUGa0 NOF
more than the legal number required,
hence they did not count them at all"
Page so2 Of the code, explaining said
vote, says:
"Ir there be two tickets rolled up to-
gether; or if any ticket contain more
names than the eleCtOr has a right to vote
Gor, IN either of these cases, such ticket
shall not be numbered in taking the bal
lots, but shall be adjudgsd void.
FGuRTH WApD
No Alderman this time,
Councilman-R. d. Baugh, So. J. NJ.
Pettigrew, I42; Mont. Pepper, So; R. P.
Duncan, 50.
school VISITOR. H. Speed, 81; C. S.
Fenner, 50.
FIFTH WARD.
No Alderman.
COuncilmsn-W. H Bates. "a; J. Bach
man, l69j J. P. DromgOole,. 83; NJ. Cohen,
81 \. MaIsLesta lb4; F. W. Smith, As;
School VISITOR. S. MILAN, 40; r. NJ.
ley, II.
LXTH WARD.
AIdsrmsn-PauI A. CicaIIa. 25C: 7. 3.
NOrment, 50; E. J.. Conner. %.
Councilman-W. M. Harvey, DBL; H.
N. James, 1872; J.. ID. Rumn, IG7: r. A.
Parker, 70; J. ". Jones, "a.
School VisistOr-E. J.. Mansford. g52.
Marcus Jones, 50.
SEVENTH WARD.
Alderman-H. G.. Dent, 354 A. J..
Eosch, l75; John League, 80 P. No
NIlty, Go.
Councilman. B. signaigo, es4: P.
IWOhig, go; J. H. Ssilsr, 8; A. Dicksn-
son (cOlOred), 2l9; J.. Hicks (colOrsdI. EI5. /
J. : Crowley, l25j L. Z. Dyer, IL; II. O.. |
Trader, As.
School Visitor-P. Il. PhsIsn, $40; A..
b. Anderson, 30; NJ. L, Meacham, 20; L. /
Harmstad, a.
EIGHTH WARD.
No Alderman elected this time.
COunCilman-JOnes Jenette, Igs: John
r. Grehsn, l49; John HOLLYWOOD. IOg: H.
7. Hubert, 100; A. E. Wagner, IS; W.
O.. e.. Forster, 80.
School VisitOr-J. Z. johnson, 1872; J.
N. keating, SO. J. v. Savage. Al: DR..
Joseph Williams, q; scattering, 8.
NINTH WARD.
For Aldsrman-A. c. Belts, 77;W. Lu-
cas-, 81; 4. L. Cummings, 81.
For Councllman-J. f. Schabsl, l5l; G..
l53.
For School Yisito--Dr. R. P. Ba5emau,
l5S,
TENTH WARD.
For Alderman-A. H. Merrill, I25: PEN
-61 ~f - eA DAANAAAAF u IL It
Boon, g.
For CoUnciImeu-John Norton. I76: J.
Smith, I4g; J.. ". Green, lib: Fl. A.
So; Jesse +. Brown, g.
For School FisitOr-Thomas Fleming,
10; JACOB Thompson, 81; J. Z. BigeIOw,
DR.. Z. L. LaskL 1.
THE WINNERS.
FIRST WARD
COunciImsu John Walsh, John
School VisltOr-M. Gavin.
sEooN WARD.
AIdermau-PhiI. J. Mallon. Coun-
,iImsn-William Chase, K. W. Light !,
1uTne. School YisiJor-GeOrge Bergman.
THIRD WARD.
AIderman-T. f. MackslI. Coun-
'~ilmen-Henry Eshman, Lewis Amis.
school NisitOr-Judge Smith.
FOURTH WARD.
Councilulen-J. M. Pettegrew, r.
?. Duncan. School FisitOr-C. s. Fen
Ter. ,
lift WARD.
Councilmen-J. Bachmsn, N. Mala-
erla. School FisitOr-N. J. Wiggin.
SIXTH WARD.
Alderma1-PauI A. CicaIIa. Coun- !
ilmen-W. NJ. Hsrvey, j.. D. Rumu. .
school Visitor-E. J. Msnsford. :
WARD. :
Aldermau-H. J. Dent, 854. Coun-
ilmen-J. B. SignsigO, 2. Towing.
.chOol VisitOr-P. II. Phslau. I
EIGRTH WARD. :
Councilmen-Jonos Geuette and John !
3. Grehsu. School Visitor-J. +. John :
on. :
NINTH ARD =
Alderman-A. G. Belts. Councilman '
p. f. Schsbel and G.. Reder. school Wis o
.Or-Dr. r. P. Bateman. o