Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-08-05
Gilmore Sheriff by so Majority, Lewis
County Clerk by 1O7
Ford Circuit Clerk by I'll, Gibbs Criminal
Clerk by 1,517 oven Gaines.
Bearden Trustee by 100, and Carter Regis
ter by 1918 over Love.

We are enabled to present in tabular
form, in this issue, the complete official
vote of Knox County, in the
election for county officers, which was held
Thursday, August 3rd. 1t will be noticed,
in the first place, that there was majority
for no constitutions convention, of 3, 376,
in the county.
Homer Gilmore, Independent Republican,
has majority of so for sheriff, over Sheriff
C. B. Gossett, the present incumbent, and
Republican nominee. For Coun-
ty Court clerk, J. F. J. Lewis,
Democrat, is re elected, for the third time,
County Court Clerk, by a majority of 107,
over W. A. GaIbraith Four years ago,
Lewis beat J. r. York by majority of 1856,
the figures being, Nevis 3, 522, York 3, 066
w. B. Ford, Republican nominee, is
elected by majority of 211 ovel
S. S. McCampbell, Democrat, fol
Circuit Court Clerk For Criminal Court
clerk, W. F. Gibbs, Republican nominee, is
elected by ,5l7 votes, over Ambrose Gaines,
Democrat, and has a majority of 62S oven
both Gaines and Casteel, the latter an indie,
pendent Republican.
B. F. Bearden, independent Republican,
nominee, by a majority of 720 votes. Fol
register, W. r. Garter. Republican nomi-
nee, is elected by majority of |, 278 votes,
over J. NJ Love, Democrat, and has 101
majority over both Love and John j. Mar.
til, independent Republican. Robert
Murray, neutral, received 64S votes. This
tells the tee as far as the county officers are
concerned.
FIRST WARD
Justice of the Peace. A. Mabry, jr., 100
Alex. Allison, $50; j. NJ. King, lis; NJ. d.
Sullivan, 1902; E. F. Mynatt, 50; M. j. r.
Gertle, "a: L. c. Shepard, 81; A. S. Hudi
burg, 80.
Constable-Chas Douglas, 135; Pat T
Macl ey, Ill; &. B. Burleson, 70; Tom L.
Prince, 40; w E. Goodlin, Il; Emile
| George, |.
SECOND WARD.
Justice of the Peace-Allison, 119; King
80; Mabry, 3d. Sullivan, 70; Shepard, 65
Gentle, 81; Mynatt, 81; Hudiburg 10.
| Observation-Disclosures, 70; Mackey, So
Prince, 40; Burleson, As; Good''n, Al
George /.
THIRD WARD.
| Justice of the Pr ce-Allison, 1913 Sulli
van, rs; Gentle, II; Mabry, II; King
70; Mynatt, 81; Shepard, %; Hudiburg
| %; Brooks, II.
| Constable-Douglas, 81 Prince, IS
Mackey, SO; Burleson, 80; George, 3.
FOURTH WARD.
| Justice of the Peace-Allison, 1O5: King
1O1; Sullivan, 81; Mabry, rs; Shepard, S.
Hudiburg, 26; Gentle, 20; Mynatt, II
| Brooks 4.
ongtable-Mackey, "A; Douglas, So
Goodlin, IS; Burleson, as; Prince, H.
! FIFTH WARD.
Justice of the Pcace-Gentle, 1855; Ali
son, 146; Mynatt, To-; King, rs; Shepard
70; Sullivan, SO; Mabry, IS; Brooks, 81
Hudiburg, 3d.
onstable-Douglas, 1874; Prince, 142
Mackey, IS; Burleson, 81; Goodlin, 30
Hood, l.
Justice of the Peace-Allison, 21S; King
204; Sullivan, 157; Hudibdrg, 1874, Mabry
1913 Shepard, ia; Myna.-, IS; Gentle, SO
Brooks, g.
onstable-Douglas, 149; Mackey lac
Buneson, 119; Goodlin, lot; Prince, &c
Geotge, 9.
SEVENTH WARD.
Justice of the Peace-Allison, 238; Sull
van, 1911; Gentle, 167 Mynatt. 1A9; Kine
155; Mabry, 116; Shepard, 10; Hudibure
/ 50.
Constable Douglas, 234 Mackey, 10,
Prince, 136; Burleson, "a, Goodlin, q
George, 81.
EIGHTH WARD.
Justice of the Peace-Sullivan, 1919; All
son, 1877; King, III; Mabry, rs; Gertle, g.
Hudiburg, IS; Shepard, So; Mynatt s.
Brooks, 6.
onstable-Mackey, 172; Burleson, 10
Douglas, 90; Prince, 81; Goodlin, 1
George 7.
According to our count, the totals in Il
city are, for justice, Allison, 1926; Sui
van, 964; King, 935; Mabr
77S; Gentle, 654; Mynatt, SIS; She
ard $40; Hudiburg AL Brooks, ST. Alliso
King, Sullivan and Mabry, are elected,
Democrats, first two being reelection
There were four to elect.
For constable, Douglas 1896; Macke
S7S; Burleson, $40; Prince, 524; Goodlir
800; George, A. Douglas, Republican
and Mackey, Democrat, elected, there BEN
two to elect
The following returns are received fro
the country precincts
FIT DISTRICT.
Justices elected, John Campbell and Jol
r Carter; constable, Thos Jones.
+ SIXTH DISTRICT.
Justices elected, J. W. Fowler and WI
Cannon; constable, S. Cox; school col
J missioner, Jack Roberts
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Justices elected, ALT. Cox and II. ]