The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-25
ELECTION RETURNS.

Below we give the oGioicial returns
from the Townships named. The reports
by telegraph are meagro and unofficial :
Taskington tp.-For Rejection, 3lS;
For Ratification, 1913. Supervisor, VIM
P Wilson, 3lS; James C Mathews, 100.
Clerk, John Porter, 307i G Myers,
POI. Overseer of Poor, Daniel Murray,
3d. w r Holiday, I3S. Treasurer,
Francis A Ebert, 3l3; Jacob Wise, lSS
Inspector of Elections, II c. Colts, 3l7
VIM G Connolly, 191. Constables, G
Price, 174 G Scroggins, l75; John Eli
oft, I79; Henry Stewart, I82. Surveyor
of Roads, c Lukhart, 313; II B Arm
strong, lS5. School Commissioner II
w Phillips, 3l2i Hiram Young, 195.
County Superintendent of Free Schools,
J NJ Hancher, $40.
Madison tp-For Rejection POS; for Rati-
ication l72 Supervisor, James NJ Alex
ander, l94i John A Armstrong, l9l In
spectOr of Elections, B Sheppard, 2O4;
Thos J Blair, 179 Township Clerk,
Fred Sturgeon, POI; Z J Stone, l7S.
Township Treasurer, Samuel f Farris,
1919; VIM L Stifel, lS3 Overseer of the
Poor, John Salado, 202; A w Clemens,
l7S. School Commissioner, I L Hutch
ison, l9S; John Bishop, l79. Surveyor of
Roads, Fred Laue, 2O2 County Supt. of
Free Schools, j w. uancher, 200. Con-
stables, Peter Benner, 1913; L Burt, 1877;
VIM Scroggins, l76i VIM Richardson,
179.
clan iD,-For Rejection. 2O3i For Rat.
ifcation 100. Supervisor, Z Jacob, 1917;
w B Simpson, 200 Inspector of Elec-
tions, Jos Tolivar, 197; A n Johnson 1873.
Township Clerk, F S Williams, 200; G j
Rawling, 1877. Township Treasurer,
John Bayha, l97; Alex Turner, 200.
Overseer of the Poor NJ Breinig, l94i
AS Todd, POP. School Commissioner,
Geo Baird, 19S; J T Mcclure, 1919. Sur
veyor of Roads, John Riley, 1876; JAS
Giichrist, 1919. Constables, J II Char
mock, 19l; Tracy, lS2 County Super
intendent of Free Schools, J W Hencber,
19S.
Union tp.-For Rejection, 80; for Rati-
fication 234. Supervisor, John Hamilton,
247; John Clator 2lS. Inspectsr of Elec-
tions, J VI Ewing, 2I7; James Launder,
231. Clerk, W W Miller, 247; Z Booking,
234. Treasurer, d w BrodIe, $50; t NJ
McNeeley, 232. Overseer of Poor, L c
Jeffers, 215; - Wiederbusch, 263. School
Commissioner, C p Brown. 245 J A Met
calf, 237. Surveyor of Roads, NJ w
Amick, 245; II Gray, 223.
Centre tp-For Rejection, 2lli For Rat
i6cation, I61; Supervisor, Joseph Sauls-
bury. 2O9; Col. II. D. Hubbard, I6l. In
speStor of Elections, William Carnahan,
$40; Thomas Neill, 159 Township Clerk,
John Armstrong, 362. Township Treas
urer, Joseph Long, 200; Rob't Pratt, l53.
Overseer of the Poor, James Maxwell,
2ll; James Reed 163. School Commis'
sioner, Andrew Wilson, 30; J. C. Her.
vey, 1872 Surveyor of Roads, James g.
Whyte, oil; P p. Sellers, l57 Consta-
BILE, J. NJ Burgess, 300; J. A. Jackson,
16l.
At the time of going to press, ) o'clock
this morning, returns from the other
townships he'd not been received.
CENTRAL STATION, May 2l.--For Rati-
fication, 20, against 80.
HARPERS fERRI.-tOr RatlhcatlOn,
81, against As. Reed, Conservative for
Supervisor, 81 Koonce, disunion, %.
MARTTNsBURG.-Majority for ratifca-
tion lGG.
RowLsBURG.-Maiority for ratiGca
tion IS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Majority
for ratification estimated at 2JO
MANNINGToN-MajOrity for Tatiiica
tion lO5.
CRANBERRY SUMMIT --l35 majority
for amendment
GrArroN.-For ratification lo5 against
%.
WEmsBuRG.-Maiority for ratiiica-
tiOn Is.
PARKERsBURG Township gives lao
majority for ratification.
GRArToN-The entire disunion ticket
for township officers elected.
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