Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-08-07

Pomona 3; total 144.
THIRD DISTRICT }. p.
There we're three candidates in thi
r race R. A. Powell and T. S. Randolph
both candidates to succeed themselves
and Thomas Selby. Powell and Selby
were elected. Following is the vote
by precincts:
PUWELL-Grassy Cove AZ, Burke ID
Jewett II, Linaria ID, total 81.
SELBY-Grassy Cove al, Burke 9,
Jewett 7, Iinaria 29, total l2O.
RANDOLPH-Grassy Cove 2, Burke
20, Jewett 0, Linarla 5, total ".
SECOND DISTRICT. P.
In this district there were five can
didates; C.. H. Mccoy, j. H. Henry,
VIM. Woody, j. d. Wyatt. WIS. Wat
enberger. Henry and Mccoy were
candidates for reelection. Mccoy and
Woody were elected Esq. Henry re-
signed Saturday following the election
and gave as his reason that there was
some litigation IN sight that he wished
to AVOID hearing, as it involved his
neighbors. Following is the vote:
WOODY-Mayland 18, Genesis 9,
Isoline 90, Forrest Hill II, Pugh to-
tai 81.
McCOY-Mayland 2S, Genesis %,
Pugh /, Isoline 10, Forest Hill %,
total SO.
WYAIT-Mayland Is, Genesis 10,
Pugh Is, lsoline Il, Forest Hill 2. total
81,
HENRY-Mayland S, Genesis 2,
Pugh 3, Isoline %, Forrest Hill 0.
total 80.
Observation-Disclosures 8, Gen
esis Is, Pugb. 0, Isollne q, Forest
Hill IL, total 30,
FOURTH DISTRICT j, p.
In this district there wirreadve can
dIdafes voted for but in case Of j. F.
Brown and G. ]. Wheeler they we're
neither avowed candidates but as they
were elected will likely serve. The
other candidates were J. d. Brown, y.
e. Kindred. j. LequIre. Following Is
the vote by precincts:
VIII HEELER-Flat Rock l3, Crab
Orchard 78, Ozone 4, Daysville 2,
fredericksburg 20, total III.
j. u. BROWN-Flat Rock l. Crab
Orchard 3; Ozone IS. Daysville %,
Hebbertsbp:g 0, total 40.
J.F. BROWN-Flat Rock 7, Crab
Orchard, So, Ozone II. Daysvllle l,
Hebbertsburg Is, total 80.
KINDRED-Received a votes at
Ozone aud II at Daysvllle. total Is.
LEQUIRE-Recelv only one vote
and that at Daysville.
The only objection that could be
off cred tu this election is that both the
justices Will be located at Crab Orch
ard, W hich renders the situation little
less convenient for the people than
would be the case if they had been
elected from two sections of the dis
trict. Mr.. Brown has been in the
court before and was always counted
one of the most able justices in that
body. Mr.. Wheeler has never served
in the court but is an excellent citizen
and will no doubt render very satlsfac-
tory service.
FIFTH DISTRICT p.
There were five candidates IN this
.ace A. NJ. Davis and Jas. Tucker
who were standing for reelection. and
rhos. K erley and F. W. Ashburn.
Tucker and Kerley were elected.
It was much of surprise to the
friends of Esq. Davis when they
earned that he was beaten for re-
election. Mr.. Ashburn entered the race
he morning Of the election and
aunehed a bitter fight on Mr.. Davis
Is member OF the county court.
lis attack was in reference to the road
ituation. something that Mr.. Davis ,
las nothing to do with. The attack 9
,roved effective tor Mr.. Davis was
eteated by two votes as the following | '
will show: '
DAVIS Burgess 10, Hales Chapel t
., total "a.
Y-Burgess IS. Hales Chapel
/, total IS. a
TUCkER-Buisess 43, Hales Chapel q
4, total 81.
ASHBURN -Rurgess %, Hales
'hapel 2. total "a.
FIRST DISTRICT CON STABLES.
In the 6rst district snly enc man