The Portland daily press., 1884-03-04
Ward a.

| Ward 4.
Cauncilman-Pray, ass, Hoys, SeB; Brrsn
ss9; Burleigh, 600; McMahon, 615; 0'Neil,
| 566; Scattering, 3.
Warden--Smith. s7s; Oushfnan. 6Ss,
Clerk-Durap, 372; Fernald, 6Ss.
onstsbles-Crowell, o72; Sawyer, 366;
Smith, 635; Ball, 6o9.
Ward S.
AldermaD-Hawkes, 45i; Anderson, S5s;
| Scattering, l.
Councilmen- Foeg. 47O; Rand, 45s; McLel.
Ian, 476; Cressey, $50; Edwards, s2s; Stevens,
warden-Drummond, Jr., 474; Plummer,
| 334; Scattering, /.
Clerk-Perry, 472; Laiten, 1856; Scattering,
!.
constablesmG - Glsndenpine. 4ss; Moseley, ss7;
Cummings. 1888, Fisk, 1888; Chas. p. Moseley,
S4; Chas. B. Mosley, IL; scattering, g.
Ward o.
Alderman-Denison, 800; Cobb, 343; scat.
teriug 4.
Observation-Disclosures 440; Small, sol; (;
Shaw, 61o; Creme, 3i2; Haskell, 38e; Clark,
324; sc4Ilering,7.
Warden-W Warehouse, sos; Littlsaeld, s4l;
scattering, 4.
Clerk-Corey, 5o2: Freethy. s42; scattering
Constables-- Bsston, 4s3; Libby, 464; Frank,
344; Steele, 342; scattering, 3.
Ward =.
Alderman-Noyes. $50; Larrabse, 279; scat
tering, 8.
Council Winchester, 651; Jordan, 645; !;
King, $40; Davis, 274; stAnwood. ZIG; Kelley,
-wsrden-Plummsr, GA; Reagan, 27s; W.
FL Plummar, 20
CIerk-K aatiuo 6,46. Perrv 27H
Conslables-Buruhsm, 649; Slower, 649;
Barry, 272; Bonner, 272.
Island Ward L.
Alderman-Hsllett. s; Birnie, 26.
C0uncIlmeL-Turner, 8; Thompson, 8; Grit
fin, 10; Consllan, 26; Shepherd. 26 Thomas,
Warden, Wallace. 2O..D.
Clerk-CushiDg, 20, d.
Constables-J. Doughty, /.
Island Ward 2.
Alderman-Hs llott, A; Birnie, 13.
Councimen-Turner, As; Thompson, A.
Griffin, 45; Comedian, ,l3; Shepherd, ID; Thomas,
l3.
warden-Brsckett, Al, R.
Cierk-E. T. a Bracketr, 48, r.
Constable-J. T. Brackett, 49.
Lisbon.
Special TO the Press.)
IdSBoS, March Sat the town election to-
day the whole Republican sieket was elected.
Falmouth.
Moderator--A. B. jordan.
Clerk-A. 8. Noyes.
Seiectmen-B. F. Eall, David o. Moulton'
W. w. Libby
School Supervisor-H. j. Merrill.
TreasuIer-A. s. Noyes.
All the above officers are Democrats except
the school supervisor.
A c;~ tai. ~ &ha
asking the Governor to appoint local COM
missioner to have direct charge Of the diseased
cattle in the infected districts.
Minot.
Selectmen- Gideon Bearce, N. @. Downing,
K. L. Bailey.
Supervisor OF Schools r. o. Purington.
Town Clerk and Ereasurer-C. Fl. Dwinal.
All Republicans.
GoRHAM, March 3-rhe Republicans elect
ed a majority of the town officers by satisfac-
tory vote.
Theodore R. Edwards, (Dem.) 29a.
| Treasurer-Stephen HiDkley. (Rep.) 344:
Levi 81. Bean (Dem.) 3l3.
Collector -Freuerlck ID. Seaman, (Rep.) }
1853; Everett p. Hanson (Dem.) 307.
Town Auditor-John II. Gard (Rep.) 344;
Edward 81. E. Smith, (Dsm.) 317.
Charles F. Merrill (Dem) was elected on the
| school committee.
Charles E. Jordan, (Rep.l, John s. Leavitt
| Dem. aud Citizen) Harvey W. Murch lDem.)
were elected selectmen.
Paris.
| SOUTH PARIS, March 3.-Paris town officers
| elected:
selectmen--A. T. Thaysr, n. Mason, G. n.
| Briggs.
| Clerk-Geo. A. Wilson.
Treasnrer-N. D. Bolster.
ColleCIor-John Black.
| School Committee-Dr. s. B. Morse.
| All Republicans except the second select
man.
ITO the Associated Press)
Westbreok.
| Town Clerk and Treasurer-Chas. B. Wood
| man, (Rep)
| choice for the other two
School committee-Hugh A. Cragie (Rep) }
Auditor-Kimball Eastman.
Meeting adjourned till o'clock this morn
| ing when the other two selectmen will be
| chosen.
BRIDGroN, Mar. Sat the annual town meet
ing the full Republican ticket was elected by
an average majority Of 8S.
Saco.
SACo, March 3.-The municipal election In
Saco to-day was the quietestt that has been
known for years. In the majority of wards
there was no excitement whatever and very
voters. Small bodies Of men were congregated
at the different polling places from morning
uutil the polls were closed at o'clock, but
they displayed a listlsssness that has not had
| its parallel during the past few years. Joseph
| W. Hobson, Rep, was elected mayor over
McKenney, DEM, the vote standing GAG to
SIT, or So majority. Six Republicans have
been elected aldermen and one Democratic,
this being Samuel L Lord, in Ward 8.
Lewiston.
| LEWISTON, March 3.-Che vote for Mayor
stands: Howard (Rep 1860; Garcelon, (Dem J
14S0. The aldermen elected are; Three Re-
pablcans, three regular Democrats, aud one
Independent Democrat. The council will
have twelve Democrats and nine Republicans
| Aubnrn.
Sturgis, (Rep.) has S72; Lora (Dem.) 5s5;
Ashe (Greenback) 1853; Tobie (Pro.l IS. The
| Council is Republican.
Gardiner.
| GARDINER, March The election passed
off very quietly. A light vote was polled. s.
e. johnson. Rep, was elected mayor without
opposition and party lines were not drawn.
Aldermen and council elected are generally
Republican.
| RockIand.
| RocKLAND, March 3.-This has been the
hottest contested municipal election for years.
The Republicans make heavy gains over the
last two years, electing Hon. John s. Case
mayor by So majority, and carrying six Of the
seven wards
| Ellsworth.
ELLswoRTH, March 3.-John B. Stedman
(Dem) was elected mayor by go majority
Four wards have gone Democratic and one
| Republican.
Bath.
BATH. March 3.--vote for mayor: Republi-
cans, $50; Independents, 262; Democrats, 421.
No choice.