The Portland daily press., 1869-03-02
2712 1929 200 2O77 2217

Tutnam'b PLURALITY loi.
The vote, it will be perceived, is more than
1900 less than the vote of last year. The great
falling off is mostly in the Republican vote.
WARD LIN this Ward the ultra temper
ance men run ticket with the name of Mr..
Drummond for Mayor, Mr. Curtis for Alder
man and Mr.. Walden for Councilman, with
two independent Republicans for the remain
ing Councilmen. The result is that Mr.. Cur
tbs, the Democratic nominee is elected Alder
man and the whole Democratic ticket for Coun-
cilmen, SC.
WARD 2.-In this Ward there were three
different Republican tickets and two Demo-
cratic tickets. The regular Democratic ticket
was elected by a large majority.
WARD 3.-Tickets were circulated with the
name of Mr.. Putnam for Mavor, the other
officers being those borne upon the Republican
ticket. The regular Republican ticket is
elected by handsome majority.
WARD Ain this Ward the only split was
that Republican tickets for Alderman and
Oouncilmen with the name of Mr.. Putnam for
Mayor were circulated. The regular Demo-
cratic ticket is elected.
WARD 5.-The same course was pursued in
this Ward as was in Ward a. The result was
to decrease the majority for Mr.. Drummond.
The entire Republican ticket is elected.
WARD 6.-In this Ward the Democrats did
not nominate single man of their party for
Office, but placed Mr.. Wright on their ticket
for Alderman, and Frederic Fox, ESQ.,, for
Councilman in place of Mr. Wright, adopting
the rest of the Republican ticket Tickets
with tho nf Mr.
and Messrs Wright and Fox, were also freely
distributed and thrown by large numbers OF
Republicans. The result is that Mr.. Wright 10
elected Alderman and Mr.. Fox Councilman,
the latter by two majority. Mr.. Fox is a con-
servative Republican.
WARD TN this Ward there were three or
four split tickets, the most prominent of which
was one headed with Mr.. Drummond for
Mayor, and bearing the name of Mr.. Strout,
the Democratic candidate, for Alderman. The
Democrats carried the Ward and elected their
whole ticket.
The following are the votes for Alderman
and Councilmen in the several Wards:
WARD 1.-Aldernaan n-Henry Fl. Burgess.
1853; William Curtis, 344; scattering, 4. Cous-
cilnlen-Charles A. Walden, 1853; Rensallear
Greely 264; Ruel s. Maxcy, 1885, Charles Mer-
rill, 1872; John q. Gaubert, 329; John o Rice,
1926; Reuben 8. Curtis, 16; Adam Lemont, 16;
@. A. Walden, IA; scattering, II.
WARD 2.-Aldermdn Howe, 1888;
Samuel Rounds, BAL; Timothy B. Tolford, T.
Councilaen- G. Griffin, 2O3; Simon
M. Sawyer, TT; Francis B. Barr, 2O5; John
w. SWEET, 321; William Gould, 1873; James
Quinn, 3O5; Reuben Ruby, 80; Francis Ben
nett, z,
Charles Richardson, 167; scattsring,3 8. CouYa,
cilmen-James Noyes, 292 Eben A. Sawyer,.
285; Joseph II. Coffin, 283; Charles Fobes, i7O
Ralph Kelly, 1853; William g. Davis, 1e9; scat
tering, 5.
Ezra Carter, 306. Co1ncilnen r. Corey,
225; Albert B. Stevens, 222: George W. True,
ga; James III. Harmon, 311 Charles McCar-
thy, Jr, 30S; Edward II. Daveis, 80; scatter
ing, Q.
WAsR SGsnaSsSsgs s ri Ws,sSst %
cilnen-Robert B. Henry, 328; Joseph M.
Plummer, 329; George II. Walden, 331; Charles
Il. Merrill, 296; Francis ii. Wilbur, 299; Jo-
seph Russell, 297.
WARD 6.-Alderman- Frederic N. Dow. $50;
George A. Wright, 1853; scattering, A. Coun-
cilmen-George A. Wright, 312; Charles E.
Jose, 66S; Richard o. Conant, 675; Frederic
Fox, 342.
WARD -Alderman-W. E. Gould, 3S4; S.
@. Strout, 432. Councitmen- A. Win
ship, 395; G. G. Chapman, 399; John #. Leav-
lit, 405; James M. Kimball, 423; Henry Fling,
419; p. B. Bailey, 424.
wARDENs AND CLERKS
Ward Warden, Robert Dresser; Clerk, J.
L. Thompson, Dem.
Ward 2-Warden, 7. B. Tolford; Clerk,
John B. Littlefield, Dem.
Ward 3-Warden, Francis Loring; Clerk,
c. G. Hayes, Rep.
Ward 4-Warden, John Yeaton; Clerk,
Orin s. Fogg, Dem.
Ward 5-Warden, Percval Bonney; Clerk,
Henry $. Trickey, Rep.
Ward 6-lWarden, Louis Bunce; Clerk, Ma
tbaniel G.. Cram, Rep.
Ward Warden, Ira Witham; Clerk, Miles
7. Libby, Dem.
CONsTABLEs.
Ward Jonathan Hill, Benjamin G. Miles,
Dem.
Ward 2-Lafaystte Wyman, Rulof Dodge,
Dem.
Ward 3-James w. Adaps, Charles A. Beal,
Rep.
Ward 4-Charles Fl. Hall, Stephen D. Hall,
Dem.
Ward 5-Adam W. Barbour, Enoch L. Hall,
Rep,
Ward 6-Joseph c. Sterling, Seth Sterling,
Rep.
Ward 7-Albert Huston, Alexader Bell,