The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-07

some seemed TO think that Mr., Longs
e0urse, NJ the most critical iunelure,
was, 10 say the least, " very question:
able proprlely, aud hardly IN accord
win HAT spirit Of honesty aud fair
dealing characteristic Of transactions
among gentlemen.
Considering the Intense Interest
unaffected, the city was unusually or
derby, only one or two difficulties being
reported, aud they of minor nature
Below viii he found complete vote
Of the city, taken by wards, for the va
rous city offices II has been COM
piled from the official returns, and may
be relied upon ~ correct. II viii be
observed hat there were 1905 votes
east for mayor, while al the election
held last year there were but 1893,
showing net Increase Of 878 yotesi
FIRST WARD.
Mayor-W, j., Cabell, 203i j, d, Ker-
foot, 27Oi D., q, Bogel, 2l2, Kerfoops
majority, z,
Treasurer II, II, West, a53i VIM,
Jones, aOG d, King, no. Vests major
ity, Il,
City Marshal June Peak, 37ai John
II, Ryan, 800 II, Il, Mcconnell, sbi w,
NJ. Blair, 50i 5, Hudson, 4. Peaks
majority, Ia,
Assessor and Collector IT, j. Keeton,
i0li John w, Wright, 1922 G. Il. Ste
phcn son, 81, Keeton's majority, 500,
City Attoney-W, NJ, Edwards, Az
@, i, Tucker, PSI. Edwards majority,
1853.
City Englneer-W, II, Johnson, 52li
Clarence Coleman, 2l3. Johnson's ma
Jorlty, 30s.
Aldermen-J. w, Sohenck, 40; II,
s, Eryay, $50; j. w, Crowdus, 1888; H.
Tilman, lOsi j. w. Willemot, $780,
Thomas Fields, 252; Kendall, 7si Thur
m0nd, lf j. Walker %.
SECOND WARD,
Mayor CabelI, lOl Kerfoot, 70; Bo'
gel, Il;
Marshal-peak, 05; Mcconnell, So
Blair, 80; Ryan, %; Hudson, 3.
Trcasurer-Jones, 50; West, 81; King,
SO.
Assessor and Collector-Wright, 30;
Keeton, SO; Stephenson, 40.
CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l59; Tuck
er, 81.
City Engineer--John son, ld2; Cole
man, 90.
Aldermen Obenchain, 20; 'Davis,
OS; Lants, SO Bryan, 60 Cochan, So
Curly, 10; Sam. West, 3,
Justice of the Peacc-N. NJ. Burlord,
81; Lehman, IS.
THIRD WARD.
Mayor-W. l.. Cabell, 2lO; j. d. Ker-
foot, III; j. G. Bogel, 70. CaDells ma
jority, 80,
Treasurer-.R II. West, l57; VIM.
Jones, l57; d. King, III.
City Marshal-June Peak, 1875; IL. b,
Mcconnell, l27; }. II. Ryan, rs; w. NJ
Blair, 70; S. Hudson, -. Peaks ma
jority, s.
City Attorney-W. NJ. Edwards, 3l5;
G. i. Tucker, l2G. Edwards majority,
lS0.
Assessor and Collector-T. J. Keeton,
PCS; John w. Wright, 10; G. B. Ste
phenson, Gl. Keeton's majority, 1853.
City engineer-W. NJ. johnson, 346;
G. Coleman, Oh. Johnson's majority,
255.
Aldermen--B. p. Jet, 2S7; w. j.
Shone, 1871; ID. e. Grove, 1872; w. G.
Holland, 150; Allen, 40; ID. j. Rawl-
ings, 81; w. l.. Williams, II; Jas. Il.
Greer, rs; Travis Hensly, 80; L. Il.
HUT, lG; j. A. Rossell, |.
FOUhlh WAND.
Mayor-W. l.. Cabell, 1870; Jno. ID.
Kerfoot, 50; j. G. Bogel, 80. Cabelps
majority, 81.
Marshal-June Peak, 81; j. III. Ryan,
25; II. b, Mcconnell, II; w. NJ. Blair,
30; Stephen Hudson, l6. Peaks ma
jority, 4.
Assessor and Collector. w. Wright,
1906; II. J. Keeton 05; G.. b. Stephen
son, 20. Wrights majority, 10.
Treasurer-R. II. West, 95 VIM.
Jones, Ga; David King, G3. Vests
majority, 2S.
City Attorney--W. NJ. Edwards, 10;
Chas. f. Tucker, 81. Edwards ma
jority, 1l6.
City Eugineer-W. NJ. Johnson, las;
Clarence Coleman, Us. Johnson's ma
jority, 80.
ATdermen-E. c. McLure, 1877; r. V.
Tompkins, 1874; NJ. NJ. Newsome, 80.
Mcclure and Tompkins elected.
Justice of the Peace-N. Nj. Burford,
-; II. S. Leman, II. Burford's ma