The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-21
EXJJM NEXT MAYOR
 BY BIG PLURALITY
Has Carried Every Ward in CtyThach and Eustis Only Men Defeated Administration Tcket-Drake Is
 Winner for Police Commissioner
Judge Feagn Easy Winner Over His Opponents Plan of Government Indorsed by Overwhelming Vote
 Boyd and Copeland Win Their Races

was indorSed by one of the largest ma jorities ever recorded in the city. Every ward in the city went overwhelmingly for it, and in some wards the vote in favor of the issue was as high as 90 per cent of the total.
 At o'clock this morning the figures showed Exum to have about 600 more than all of his opponents combined.
 At the same hour Bodeker's majority over Shirley with six boxes to be heard from with final returns was 12S3.
 Final returns from 13 wards gave Drake 153s, Hydinger 2s2, Moore 122s, and Spur geon 1126.
 The same wards gave Boyd 2o24, Martin 5S2 and Thach 1924.
 Thirteen wards gave Copeland 2622 and Eustis 1897.
 In Woodlawn at o'clock the count for mayor showed Exum 22S, King 140, Monks 5, Seals 130. Shirley was leading for chief.
 FIRST WARD
 For commission government S3, against commission government 53.
 For mayor. Exum 129, King 37, Monks ?, Seals 47.
 For recorder Feagin ss. Hanby ss Nabers 15
 For city attorney, Boyd 79. Martin 25. Thach 110.
 For city treasurer and tax collector, Copeland l36, EustiS "A
 For city auditor, Peterson 160.
 For city engineer, Nicholson 112, Truss TO-
 For plumbing inspector, Eckerle 1S7, Gayle 63.
 For city electrician. Abernathy 159, Dan forth g, Flannigan SS.
 For building inspector. Cooper 3z Gull pepper F, Golsan 6, Mathews 75 Robert son T.
 For street commissioner, Bridges z. Brown 2S, Gafford 75, Harrington S6, Huff stuttler 2, Keeling '1S, Perkerson z, Priege 34, simms 3.
 For license inspector, Baker 3, Boggan 125. Cole T, Courson 7 Hudson 1, Plosser 5, Savage 5. Stokes 40. Withers r.
 For police commissioner, Drake 61, Hydinger 22, Moore 106, Sturgeon s.
 For chief of police, Bodeker 172, Shir- ley 37. For president of city council, Jones 16l Aldermen, Houpert 109 Wright 9S. < Committeeman. Douglas 1s9, Sullivan 147.
 SECOND WARD Commission government, yes 170. no 27. For mayor. Exum 266, King 6s Monks 19, Seals 68 For recorder. Feagin 1ss, Hanby 1s7, Nabers A. For city attorney, Boyd 15s, Martin 45, Thach 175. For city treasurer and tax collector. Copeland 225, Eustis 161. For city auditor, Peterson BOT. For city engineer, Nicholson 1s1. Truss 139. ~. For plumbing inspector, Eckerle 254. Gayle 99. For city electrician, Abernathy 2s4, Danforth 8, Flanagan 42 For building inspector. Cooper 61, Gull pepper 29. Golsan IS, Mathews 1ss, Rob ertson 66 For street commissioner, Bridges 2s, Brown 24 Gafford 16s, Harrington ss. Huffstuttler Al, Keeling Il, Perkerson 1O, Priegel 60, simms 10 For license inspector. Baker 7O Bog gan 20s, Courson 59, Hudson 12 Plosser 8. Savage 25. Stokes 101, Withers .9
 For police commissioner. Drake 1O1, Hydinger 29, Moore s185, Sturgeon 107 For chief of police, Bodeker 3O1. Shirley S7. | For president of city council Jones 204. | For alderman second ward, Lowe 75, | O,Neill 122, Stern POS.
 Committeeman from second ward, Lead CT 1S0, Lebanon 134, Rich 2So.
 THIRD WARD Incomplete)
 Commission form of government, yes | 231, no g.
 For mayor, Exum ac7, King 45. Monks 15 Seals IT. Nabers 37.
 For city attorney, Boyd 2o4. Martin 45. Thach 134. | For city treasurer and tax collector, Copeland 265. Eustis 125.
 For city auditor. Peterson SIS. For city engineer. Nicholson .197, Truss 16O
 For plumbing inspector, Eckerle 2as. Gayle 135
 forth ss, Flanagan s6
 For building inspector, Cooper S4' Cul- ,,snner 25. Golsan 19, Mathews 200, Rob- ertson 2l9. in II For street commissioner, brdges ds' Brown 4s, Gafford 112, Harrington A. HI " frONTINUED ON PAGE &l