The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-07
HUDNALL AGAIN
 ELECTED MAYOR

Pratt City, February 6.-(Speeial. )-The municipal primary held in Pratt City to- day to nominate mayor board of alder men and executive committee resulted in the election of Mayor E. J. Hudnan over his opponent. Alderman J. E. Lacey by a majority of 2; eight of the Hudnan candidates for aldermen, three of the La cey candidates for aldermen, four of the Hudnall candidates for executive com mittee and three of the Lacey candidates for executive committee. A tie resulted in the Third ward between N' c. Powell and A. J. Gullahorn, candidates for alder men.
 The election passed off very quietly. there being 3s5 votes cast out of a total registration of 4s6.
 Tie members of the new aldermanic ! board will be: First ward, Dr. J. E. Seay and Dr. J. B. stagg; Second ward, C. D. | Harrel and W. '. Muir Third ward. J. w Mills, the other member to be nominated; Fourth ward C. K. Clayton and w. J. Outlaw; Fifth ward, James, 0 'Hara and i William Maekinaw; Sixth ward; J. D. Hanby and w. c. Mcdonald. 1 The only candidate without opposition was James OHara, who received 315 votes
 Harrell Gets Big Vote.
 The highest vote received by a candi- date with opposition was given G. D. Harrell, candidate for alderman from the 1 Second ward, who received PIT votes.
 The city executive committee will prob- ably meet in a few days and arrange for 1 the run-off between A J. Gullahorn and l w. G. Powell candidates for alderman ! in the Third ward, who received 1S9 votes ! each.
 This is the third time that Mayor Hue- nall has been electsi .,sayor of Pratt l City. When asked for a statement reli- tive to the results of the election the mayor merely said: 'I am profoundly grateful to my friends for their support today. My eve er6rt shall De to servo all the people of Pratt Cit5 On account of the length of the bal lots it was F o'clock tonight before the final count was completed. The man. agers were E. R. Dickerson, w. Asa | Gibson and H. A Dickinson; clerk Ellis Brown and John Meagher: returning off 1 cer, H. M. ennings.
 Official Count.
 The official count was as follows: I For mayor-E J. Hudnall, 2O6; J. E. l Lacey, 179
 For aldermen First ward-Wnliam | Griffiths, 174; J. E. seay 295; l. B. Stagg. 199 J. E. Wood, 172
 For aldermen Second ward-J. c. De Lacee, 1S6; G. D. farrell, -; w. c. 1 Muir, 199 A. E. Webb, 125. l For aldermen Third ward-H. w. AL i, mon, 15S A. J. Gullahorn 1s9, J. w. Mills. l POS; W. G. Powell, 1S9.
 For aldermen Fourth ward-C. K. Clay ton 19i; R. Hooper, IA; B. r. McPher- l son, 154; w. J. Outlaw 206
 For aldermen Fifth ward-V. V. Greg ory, 164 Will Macknaw, 2l6; James | o Hare 315.
 For aldermen Sixth ward-John Finley, | 167; J. D. Hanby, POS; E. L. Layton 162; | w. C. Mcdonald, 199.
 For chairman executive eommittee-R. r. Lovelady, 191i Matthew Walker, 173 1 Committeeman First ward-W. H. Barn. l ard, 19l; Sam Foley, TO.
 Committeeman Second ward-C. N. Car | rawaY, POP; w. P. Thomas 155.
 Committeeman Third ward-J C. AL mon, IT; T. M. Gilbert 174. | Committeeman Fourth ward-Peter Pe- rolio, 143; L. Joe Rgotti 1S6. Committeeman Fifth ward-Pat Hanne- ] gan, 192; James Ramsey, 126. Committeeman Sixth ward-T. F. Bland, | 167; J. D. Duncan, 1SS