The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-07

run-of was inevitable. | The Detailed Vote. | The vote by wards in detail was as fol lows:
 | Ward 1. For Mayor-Carr, 83; Anderson, 9S Meyer. e; Hartley. 12: Toole, 1; Finley, 2 For Aldermen-at-Large-D H: Hay good. 4S; Jackson. T; Kohn, 93; May, s7 McGauly, E; Tennille, 6l; Teague, 1ss. For Aldermen-Farley. s5; Coins, l1s Gunter. I4; Sanderson, 66; West. 70. For. Members of the Central Council Abraham, 113; Dibble, 7S; Mulcahy, 24; De vinney. A: Philippi. 25.
 Ward Q.
 For Mayor-Carr. 1S0; Anderson, 152 Meyer, 81; Hartley. 1s: Toole. 8: Finley,
 For Aldermen-at-Large-D T2; Hay good, 7s; Jackson, 172; Kohn. 14s; May 126; McGauly, s3; Tennille, 1<s; Teague 24o.
 For Aldermen-Ruth. 25e; Strauss, 25s; Todd. 193.
 For Members of Central Council-smith, 256; Ford, 256.
 For Mayor-Carr, 163; Anderson, S2; Meyer, 69; Hartley, g; Toole, 8; Finley, 8. For Aldermen-at-Large- 7; Hay good. 70: Jackson. 194; Kohn, 1OS; May, 50; McGauly. 1; Tennille. 139; Teague, 255. For Aldermen-Forbes, 299: Lobman, 30s. For members of Central Council-La- nier. 1A; Seibels. 120; Roman, Il.
 Ward 4.
 Carr, 124; Anderson, III; Meyer 39; Hartley, 32; Toole, 3; Finley, 1.
 For Alderman-at-Large-D 125; Haygood. S; Jackson, Al; Kohn, 151; May, no; McGauly. s5: Tennille. 12s; Teague, 226.
 For Aldermen-McIntyre. 243: Roemer, 192; Smith, 16l; Stuart, 135.
 For members of the Central Council Browder. 157; Jones, 14s: Hill, 67; Rose. g.
 Ward 5.
 For Mayor-Carr, 124; Anderson, 11s; Meyer, 39: Hartley, g.; Toole, 3; Finley, { For Aldermen-at-Large-Davis 74; Hay good, s3: Jackson. 12s; Kohn, 1l6: May 159.
 For Aldermen-Gorrie. 1ss; Grifith, 17s Maddox, 1S4; Ockenden, S3.
 For Members of the Central Council Hardaway, 1O4; Connors. IDA; Nelson, IT. Drum. 1s; scattering. Il.
 Ward 6.
 For Mayor-Carr, 52: Anderson, O Meyer. 45; Hartley, 9; Toole, 5; Finley, 3
 ermen-at-Large-Davis. S6; Hay good. %; Jackson. 35; Kohn, 57; May, 80 McGauly. S7; Teague, 4e; Tennille, Il.
 For Aldermen-Ryan, "A; Sullivan, 115 Wadsworth. 6s.
 For Members of the Central Council Farley, 6S; Harrison, 66; Foster, l. After the votes had been compared Colonel Jones said that there were chal lenged votes to come up from Ward 4 He asked the tellers if the challenged votes would change the result The tell CTS replied that they would not affec the result no matter how they wer | counted. Colonel Jones announced tha | in accordance with the custom of tn | Council the challenged votes would no be investigated unless they affected tn result.
 MT. Graves Makes Request.
 As soon as the final result had bee, made public Colonel Jones said that h. had promised to recognize Mir. Graves MT. Graves is the manager of MT. An derson's campaign for the Mayoralty
 At the request of Charles P. Ander son." said MT. Graves, T make an i'm portant request of the Council for thu government of the second primary fo the nomination of Mayor. ask tha MT. Anderson and Mir. Carr, the tw, candidates who will be in the run of each be allowed to name one manager a each of the polling places in the city. tn third manager to be named by MT. Car l and MT. Anderson in each alternate ward the same rule to apply to the selection of clerks"
 Mr. Seibels asked the President if tn, Council had not already decided that tn, old managers should serve on the second primary Monday, April 1s.
 He was answered in the affirmative.
 Mr. Graves said that the matter could be reconsidered. Tt will take only hali a minute and the decision will hurt nc one," he said.
 T would like to ask" said John G. Crommelin who has ben recognized as the manager of the campaign of Thomas H. Carr. If Mir. Graves has any com- plaint or objection against the managers who served today?
 None whatever" responded Mir. Graves.
 For myself" said Mir. Carr, 'T am perfectly satisfied with the managers of today. have no complaint to make against them. I have no advice to offer to you. That question is with you, gentlemen. we are only the candidates"
 MT. Carr's remarks were heartily cheered by his supporters.
 T had no intention what ever," said MT. Graves ito reflect upon either the managers or the members of the Council. In making my suggestion l was guided by the old Democratic custom of allow ing each candidate to have representation at the polls. have only asked that this custom be followed
 Mir. Toole moved that a special meeting of the Council be held Wednesday night in the office of the preaident to hear and discuss MT. Graves's request.
 The motion was adopted and the Coun- Gil adjourned.
 Friends of both MT. Carr and MT. An derson, between whom the contest for the Democratic nomination for Mayor of Montgomery now Is, will be especially active this week in the interest of their candidates.
 As soon as the result of the primary of yesterday was announced friends of the two successful candidates announced meetings of their respective campaign clubs for tonight at 8 o'clock. At these meetings plans and means of pushing the candidates to a successful termination of Mondays primary will be laid.
 The Anderson meeting will be held at