Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-18

Peter Staub- Elected Mayor BY
27s Majority over DR..
.s> tf TaillOck. n
After Q Holly Confested Fight..-
Nine Old and Seven New
AIdermeu.

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The municipal election yesterday
was holly contested one. There was
a vast amount offhs usual pulling and
hauling and eleciioa, ering al, same Of
the polls, while at .thers all was
quiet. There was no serious distur-1
bance at any point. The following Is.
the vote In detail,
FIRST WARD. Is % ~
For mayor-Peter Stsub 100; A. B.
Tadlock SO.
For alderman-T. a. Hudibnrg 126;
EJ. J. Atkins l09; E. 8. Shepherd 123.
| - SECOND WARD.
For mayor-staub IS; Tadloek 70. /
For aldermanVS. IT. Logan 100;
Altx Allison 125; VIM. Winstead 4S.
EBs THIRD WARD. sesr7-s.E
| For msyor-Staub 104; Tsdlock So.
For aldermaE-J. ar. Cruzs 81; F.
Hockenjos ST. Henry Roddy, coiored,
81; E.W. Shoemaker %; Ben. Frank
lin, colored, T.. 20 - -
FOURTH wAED. aF =
For mayor-Staub 81; Tadlock 4S.
II For alderman-Jas. Neatly 81; NJ
NJ. Alexander 81; T. A. r. Nelson IS
Jas. s. Boyd, ST., 49,. -
FIFTH WARD. @s.-
, For mayor-staub 1902; Tadlock 173
For alderman-Lawson Irwin. col
Iored, 142; Green Fields, coiored, 1872
HenrylDavis 80; P, Shropshire 81.
SIXTH WARD. szs.#q.se Il
For nsyor-Staub 2l9; TadIock 12s
For alderman-J. w. Fleniken l0s
Hugh Michaeis 1872; T. A. Burrier 15t
John Lynch So; John Mccoy 1856. as
SEVENTH WARD.
For nayor-staub 1856; Tadlock ~
. For alderman-Joe II. Pos. So; Pc
Is Mackey 1853; John M. Brooks III; Pa
. Vaughn, colored, los; T. J. Grubb g.
81 EIGHTH WARD.
For mayor-stsub III; Tadlock To-
For alderman-L. e. Craig 112; JIM
n P. Murphy 12l; A. w. Anderson IL
z. &c. Kinzel "A; John LAWN 100.
l. RECAPITULAVlON.=
ID For msyor-Ex Mayor Peter Staul
g. 1,O66; DR.. A. B. Tadlock, 1888; Staub
majority. 27s; total vote polled, 1,s5
s. The total vots east in November Il
president was 2.047; Garfiehf, Lee
Hancock, LOIS. In the 1880 nsunit
pal election 1922 votes were east,
ne follows Branner, 500; Charlton. AZ
re Lut:rell, 4o6; Albers, 1884, In Is
ne there was a total vote of LIZ; Lit
- trell, 9S7; Charlton, $50.
No THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
od elected yesterday, is as follows,
First ward. T. A. Hudiburg, E.
m Shepherd; second, Alex. Allison,
~ T.. Logan; third, Jas. II. Cruze,
nd Hockenjos; fourth, Thos. A. r. N
son. DR.. NJ. M. Alexander: fif
Lawson irwin. -Green Eialda hn
colored; sixth, II. M. Micheals, T.
=, Burrier; seventh, Pat. T. Macki
W John NJ. Brooks; eighth, John
" Murphy, A. w. Anderson.
The new men elected are seven ,
he of sixteen. viz: Logan, Nelson, All
nd ander, Fields, Brooks and Anders'
,en Chased politically there are IL Den
err Gratis and 5 Republicans. The
Az board contained Republicans. AS
nationality there are IL Americans
Irishmen, German and 2 colored.
Although the party lines were ORA
ces at some points, it was not really
1rt political contest, many Democr
supporting DIR. Tadloek, the Rep,
nc lican, and Mr.. Stsub, who is Q. Den
crat, receiving the support of ma
hit Republicans. # - j..
Mr.. Staub is one of our most emit
prising German fellow-citizsas, ia
lea. identified with Knoxville's int
H. ests for many years, and is
G. to the times in the spirit of impro
ment. He has had experience BET
as executive officer Of the city, 8
so will turn his attention to the mat
fre- and no doubt give US good admir-
in traitor. He will be backed by a v
old good board of aldermen.
g.. TO REFLECT ON. &
What Is the profession coming
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