Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-17
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS.
Returns f.om Over the County.
ADAMSTOWN.

Inspectors Esaias B. Lutz, 81; Will
liam Knauer. 73.
Burgess William +. Frame, "a; Henry
r. Stork, 72.
Town Council: Henry Fichthorn, 143;
Bonneville Artz, 131 Cyrus Miller, 1ol !;
Jacob Kline, IS William Regar. 40:
Michael Smith, 1O1 {; Benjamin Steffy, 81
w. r. Redcay. 90; John Za.be. 20.
School Directors George BollmaE, l03
Henry Regar, 12l Nathan F. Hartman,
C3; Henry Sh;rk, 12i Henry Redcay, G2.
Constable William u. Grau!, 81 :;
Samuel E. Stauffer, 7G.
EPHRATA TOWNSHIP.
Judge Daniel Irwin, 3l3 Geo. Her
man, 1873.
Inspectors Samuel l.. Bowman. 1G5 :;
]. J. Faust, 155 c. G. Ammon, 1913.
Assessor Jacob S. Sharp, 397 !; Jacob
Gorgas, 93.
Supervisors Edward Magic, 3i3 Hen
~ Sheaffer, 1893 Lemon l.. Rcdiig, 90 ;
Levi Ii. Schlott, 129 Moses Miller, u.
School Directors John II. Roger. 500 :
William ]. Frazer, 231 Martin MelIingcr,
271.
Constable Jacob spansler, s57 John
II. Shirk, 2l4.
Auditor JAG L. Keller, e47; Benja-
ml:l CnflcI, 04S.
Township Clerk Martin S. Fry, 424.
FULTON TOWNSHIP.
Judge c. c. Kaufman, 235 II. =.
JamisOn, 90.
Inspector: Louis Brown, 2s5; L. +.
Woodward, 100.
Assessor W. S. Jackson, 1877; l.. II.
McCardell, 133.
Supervisor Frank Lollingcr, 153;
Henry Brown, 1G7; Albert EIaines, 9.
School Directors: c. ii. Stubbs, 1G1
A. M. Brown, 232; Sanders McSrarran,
1856; Robert Maxwell. Al.
Constable O. II. Muliikin, ZIG; Thos.
TowsOn, 11O.
Auditor s...D,el Dorsey: sl7, Wimore
Moore, 10j.
Town ClerL: L. W. Marsh, a:23 Jos.
Swift, 1O7 \. Charles, 1.
MANNHEIM BOROUGH.
Judge III. N. EIsminger, 33554
Inspectors Samuel Noes, 2l1 Joro
PritZ, 155.
Assessor: IIe,.ry DiilenIsr!ftr, 251 Her
man McClcud, l2C.
Borough Constable BENZ. Ilouser,
1913; John X. Young, 1G1.
District Constable l.. Ii. Gibblc, 320.
School Directors Samuel w. Erb, $50 !;
John Sharp, 1871; James II. Dunlap,
lie.
Council: II. S. Witmyer, geo; Alfred
Deyer, 213; Ezra Rrist, $50; Peter G..
Arnold, 100.
Auditor: Samuel Rice, so7; Calvin J.
Menglc, 150.
WASHINGTON BOROUGlI-CONSG!.-
IDATED.
Upper ward-Judye: John Shertzar,
II
II. Fishel. 40; Michael Cover. 10. As
SCISSOR: w. f. Sipic. so: ID. n. Kauf1-
man, 35. Council: W. L. Siple, 4S: s.
b. Urban, As; John Mcisky: s.; ii. II.
Fishel, 40; ID. n. Kaufman, :i9. Ccnsta-
bic John SipIe, ;S Frank Wilson, 81.
Lower ward-judge: Matthias Kisc. 2S;
Martin Bitncr, 43. Inspectors Benjamin
Zook, 90; Christian Ycaiy, Sc; Christ
Walk, 6. Assessor: VIM. Hoover, %.
Council: Christ ian Yealy, 43: Joseph
Steiner. 43: Henry Fishcl 80; }. W.
Keise 81; VIM. Myers, 81 David Shan;i,
g. Constable: Robert Wcrter, GS.
CONSOLIDATION.
Burgess Geo. W. Roberts, 70: Gee.
L. Deeg, .G.
Assistant Burgess: A. X. ;;tauiler,
152.
Schop! Directors: Eli Roberts, 81 :;
VIM. Ortman. "a; Henry Mcllingcr, l4l ::
Jonathan Funk, 6; NJ. ShcrtzCr, /.
High Constable Jacob Kisc, 1G!.
Auditor: John Mcisky, IS; William
Charles. SO.
DRUMORE.
Judge, w. S. Hastings, EOS Ross 4.
McCommOn, go.
Inspectors, Joseph Carri,an, 2o4: 4. i.
LamhOrn 959
Assessor, John S. Brown. elO; John \.
Clark, 24J.
Supervisor, Samuel McClenasan, 1876 Il.
F, Ferguson, 1876: Isaac B. Shoemaker,
266 Jos. Croft, 255.
School Directors: E. NJ. Stauifer, 81: :;
Jas. c. Penny. go; VIM. T. Boyd, eio ;
John Ro!,rer. 249.
Justice II. w. Moore, 2lS &: Samuel
Boyd, 13S.
Constable: l.. Suter, s:'s: George O.
Drumm, 225.
Auditor: p. w. Housckcepcr, 2G2 y,
Elias Aument. 2j1.
Clerk: Henry Weiiley. EOS HARRIS n
Potts, $50.
EDEN.
Judge Abner Rinear, 131 d. NJ. Boh-
myer, 100.
inspector William Gau1, III; Michael
Wilmer, 113.
Assessor: A. II. Myers, no: Samuel 4.
Keen, 119.
Supervisors Fred Gaul, ia: 4. +
Myers, 1OS; Geo. w. Bic:ly, lie: Benz.
Myers, 112.
School Directors Daniel Scncr, 119;
Michael Row, 11G: Josiah Keen, 1ls;
Jesse Scott. lie.
Constable: Geo. W. Kunk!c, 1876: Geo.
Keen, 1O3.
Auditor: Jesse Rinear, us: Adam
Keen, 112.
Clerk: Jacob Pcircen, 115; Silas Wei
Ter, III.
Welchans Carries His Case to the Supreme
Court.
This morning Messrs. Atlee and Brown,
attorneys for Edward Welchans, took 4
writ of error to the supreme court for the
purpose of having the order of our court,
awarding a writ Of mandamus re-
yersed. This writ Of error will
not operate as supersedeas, as
the court has awarded a peremptory writ Of
mandamus, in obedience to which Mr..
Welchans handed over to Mr.. ShirS all
books and moneys in his hands. But if the
supreme court should reverse the court