Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-18
MUNftipAL ELECTION,
III. Is. Brsuler EIectsd Meyer by
MBjority Of 166.
over c. W. Charitep. VINO Was second
Man

A Quiet anu Pesceabie Election I'm the
Main.
Another municipal election has come
and gone, and with 1t the usual excit.
ing scenes. There was much less ex-
element and turbulence than was
anticipated, however, under the cir
cumstances. There. was the usual
pulling and hauling at the polls, but
there was no disturbance or difficulty
Of any account. We give here the re.
suit, as taken from the official returns
made to Recorder White. The election
was for one man to serve as Mayor, and
two men as Aldermen, from each OF
the eight wards:
FIRST WARD. Ga $40 &H
For Mayor-H. B. Branuer, SO; q.
B. Luttrell, AZ; q. w. Charlton, 90; G.
w. Albsrs, AZ
For A ldermen-Thos. A. Hudiburg,
1856; J. J. Atkins, 1872; b. J. Stephen
son, SO .kfSEs t#ss
SECOND WARD.
For Mayor-Branner, 36; Lutlrell,
81; Charlton, q; Albers 20.
For Aldermen-Alex. Allison, Ill;
james O'Conner, SO; l. E. Barry, 81.
THIRD WARD.
For Mayor-Branner. AZ; 'Luttrell,
As, Charlton, So; Albers, 20.
For Aidermen-M. II. Dickson, 96;
F. Hockenjos, 76; ]. H. Cruze, "a; 10.
Black, ST.,
FOURTH wABD.
For Mayor-Branner, 20; Luttrell,
SO; Charlton, IL Albers, 10.
For Aldermen-Jas. s. Boyd, 10; j. III.
Neatly, 49, D. r. Hampton, 81.
FIFTH WARD.
For Mayor-Branner SO; Luttl ell,
81 Charlton, Al Albersrl III.
For AIdermen-L. Irwin, l53 e. E.
MoCroskey, 1913 z. Shropshire, Ill /;
W. L, Brooks, 81 Harry Galloway, 81.
SIXTH WARD.
For Mayor-Branner, so; Luttrell,
I0l Charlton, 81; Aibers, II,
For Aldermen-F. A. Burrier, las
Hu. Michae 1879; w. A. Galbrsilh,
1873; B. f, Badgett, lis.
SEVENTH WARD.
For Mayor-Branner, POS; Lultrell,
IS i; Charlton, 80; Albers, 81.
For Aldermen-S. A. Caldwell, 153 /;
P. T. Mackey, 1877; r. S. Patty, ll6 /;
Burl Blair, 1l5,
EIGHTH WARD.
For Mayor Branner, 100; Lutlrell,
80; Charlton, 56; Albers, SO;
For Aldermen-M. ID. Sullivan 1872;
J. P. Murphy, l22; Sam. Slmcox; 80;
E. &, Camp, 80; NJ. M. Harris, %.
RECAPITULATIoN
For Mayor-H. B. Brsnner, 500; G.
W. c. Charlton, 433; s. B. Luttrell,
(present incumbent,) 406; G. w. AL
bers, 3S4 BranneIs majority over
Charlton, 166. Total vote of the city,
1922.
The total vote of the city in January,
730. Thus IL will be seen there were
los more votes polled this year than
last. e
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
stands as follows:
First Ward-Thomss. Hudiburg, J.
J. Atkins.
Second Wsrd-Alex. Allison, james
O'Conner. ..s
Third Ward-MeI. H. Dickson, F.
Hockenos.
Fourth Ward--Jas. NJ. Neatly, Jas.
s. Boyd.
Fifth ward-E. E. McCroskey,
Lawson Irwin. 1850
Sixth Ward-T. A. Burrier, HUI.
Michaels.
Seventh Wards. A. Caldwell, Pat
t. Mackey.
Eighth Ward-M. D. Sullivan, John
P. Murphy.
Messrs, Hudiburg and Atkins, from
the First; Michaels, from the Sixth
Mackey, from the Seventh, and Muir
ply from the Eighth, are new mem
bers the others are all reflections
All are white men except Irwin
Chased politically the Board stands
IA Democrats and Republicans, with
a Democratic Mayor. AS to nation
ality ten OF the Board are American
descent, four Irish, one German, and
one colored.
In the election OF Mr.. Branner, the
city is assured Of good executive
officer for the coming year. Mr.. Bran.
ner is . young man Of more than
ordinary business qualifications, a
number one fnaneier, and d clever
end popular gentleman in every sense
Of the word, with all classes. The re-
cult was greeted with enthusiasm by
the Brauner men, and there was con-
siderable cheering, shouting and ser-
enading on the streets.
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