The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-09
Maine Matters.


Bath the Republicans elected the Mayor by
1000 majority, every Alderman, every Council
man and every ward otfcer-a gain of one Al
derman and two Councilmen. DiSaftcted Re
publicans and the Democrats under the lead
of r. Is. Torrey made a desperate struggle but
met a Waterloo defeat. GOrham elected the
Republican ticket, except that there was no
choice for first >eectman. In Gardiner Wm
Perkins, Republican. was elected Mayor by
majority OF 241 over all. In Lewiston David
Farrar, Republican, received .34S votes, and
Garceon. Fusoni>t, 800. The Republicans elect
five Aldermen, and Democrats two. Republi-
cans have Councimen in four wards. Demo-
crats in two. In Auburn there Were three
tickets in the field. Geo. :. W Goldman, Rcpub-
lican was elected Mayor by three majority
The Republicans elect two Aldermen and the
Democrats one; no choice in two. In Saco
Geo +. Owen, Republican was elected Mayor
by l04 majority. The Republicans also carry
five of the seven wards
In Rockland George Gregory, candidate of
the labor organizations and citizens, was elect
ed Mayor by six plurality. The Republicans
elect Aldermen and Councllmen i'll every ward
but the It'll Following was the vote for Mayor:
Gregory GA; Pierce, Republican, Cos: Spear,
Greenback. 60. In some of the wards the vote
was unusually light. liallOwell gives James H.
Leigh, Republican. 252 majority for Mayor and
elects the straight Republican ticket in every
ward. a result not attained in that city before
for many years In Portland there was no
choice for Mayor. The vote was a. follows:
Libby. Republican. 2.1l9; Decring. Citizens and
Democrat. 2259: Iittleteld. Tcmperance 49,:
scattering T. \n rhoirn nit. Rnnnhlirans
elect all the School Committee. five Aldermen
and II Councimen. The Democrats elect one
Alderman and six Councmen. There was no
Deerina ei4ctrd = miyed ti,kpt ,.nr Eiila.
b.tb i Dnnon,ratir Rnvto, p,,is Nnr,,-.,,-
and SfnIi.h. are Rrnnhjirsm In IIl-worti
the Republicans elect James F. Davis. Mayor,
Ire.nh1rknl., .nI .,;..,- HIM. ami nf t,,TyarI
I'm RriJrton nolitir, were i,rnnrrd md tbr nl4,
ton Of 7ytnn,linsr aid f. a marrow- o,ia(ea trail
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NHlfB' Hiding IN BATH
Business at tile Ship wards i driving. Co.'s.
Sawyer and Packard have four vessels on the
stocks. One a ship of HOO tons for W. II.
''I 'uVN anu o'ii.i Pau titN IN New t"Ih' me
whaIcr Of 900 tons for VIM. t. Lewis of New
Bedford The Keel i laid fora schooner of 700
ions, for capt. Burt and others of Taunton.
Mass. The keel is also laid fora schooner of
100 tons for Capt. Thco II. Anderson and others
Of New York Work is also progressing on the
CITY of Richmond rcpairing on the marine rail
way.
The firm of Arthur Newal x Go. are building
one Ship of 500 tons. They have also lust laid
the Keel for Il schooner Of go tons.
tos> X sawyer have 4 ship of 1000 tons con-
man. the builders and others. 4 schooner Of
G35 tons building for Capt. Potter of Orient L.
l.. and others 4 schooner of 100 tons for
capt Jacob Phillips and others. Al>oa schooner
of 800 tons. owned by the builder. CAPT. Arev.
Of Rockland and others.
William Rogers is building >hipof 575ton>
Also has a schooner of 80 tons
Dcering Il Donald havca schooner Of 800 tons
on The stocks They have A schooner of 110
tons for Benz. Maddox of Gloucester They
also have laid the keel of fishing schooner of
about l3j tons for parties in Rockport. and
have the frame for another OF 800 tons in
the ward.
Benz. Flint i building Shin If about coo
tons.
h. W. * II. F. Morse have. 4 schooner l43
feet long - wide and II drrp. which will be
ready for use in about three weeks.
Alio1Istus Palmer ;1,n ba. a srhnone,. AZ 300
tons. Times
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The Bangor Civ Council mas unanimously