The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-03
AfAssILLON,
Fresh budget Of News from Our Western
NeighbOr,

election, The result IL given below;
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.
Mayor, Josiah Brantz, 1885, G, n, 0ber-
lin, 300, The vote would be given by |
wards but lt'was not kept separate on
the tally sheet,
COuncll-FIrst ward, Frank Siblla,
no OppOaltlOni second ward, George |
Schr0ck, no OppOslti0ni third ward,
Lawrence Roger, no OppOaltiOni fourth |
ward, George Bullack, no opposition.
AssessOr--Rlrat ward, Louis slbila, no
OppositiOni "a ward, John 0stenhelmeri
ith ward Philip Miller. In the third |
ward Henry Wetter received li5 votes
John Mckain'a 80.
TOWNSHIP TICKET,
Trustees CrOne, g20 Peter A
Schneider, $780, Geo, Scheef, 2lD; Peter
Berrar; IN; Godfrey Mauaz, 272; Patrick
Mellon 30; Louis W, else, lOi; Freder.
lex Ertle, 2G2i Geo. Schaifert, ls0i Geo,
Welker, 33.
Clerk, John spuhlor AS John NJ,
Barrar 25B,
TroaSurOr-Ilenry GrIbblo, no oppOsl'
tlOn.
AssessOr-C. j, Fortna, 20i Michael
Triner, Jrn IS; Levi Il. Stump, 90,
COnstable-Brank Shepley, iO0i Geo,
Bnllach, AS; John McRaln, Oii Louis
Wagner, i62,
Justice of the Peace-Jonathan Nil.
ler; no opposition.
In Richville precinct the vote was aa
follows:
Trustees--AntOn Crone, 3li Peter A,
Schneider, 10; George SCheer, q; Peter
Berrar, III; Godfrey Maus2, 4; Patrick
Mellon, II Louis W. Glse, ii; Frederick
RTtlo, 8; George schalfert, III George
Welker, 10.
Clork-John spuhler 49, John NJ,
Farrar, 23,
Treasurer Henry Grlbble, i2,
Assessor isaiah r, Swhart, l2.
COnstabe8-Frank Shepley, 37i Geo.
Bullach, b; John McRain, 1; Louis Wag'
ner, 30.
Justice Of the Jonathan Mil
Ter, i2,
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET,
MayOr-First ward, s. 9, Bowman, o.
I, ii. Seaman, 40; VIM. Mcmillan, 10,
Second ward, Bowman, 5li Seaman, %;
Mcmillan, II, Third ward, Bowman,
ll6; Seaman, 80; Mcmillan, 21, Fourth
ward, Bowman, IL; Seaman, II; McMll'
Ian, 7, Totals: Bowman, 2lj; Seaman,
lSO; Mcmillan, 80.
C0uncll-Blrst ward, Peter Sailer, 5s;
Henry Beatty, ~ A, I, skinner o. Sec
Ond ward, VIM, Oyert0n, 0Oi 7, H. Stana'
bury, IL. Third ward, Robert Ray, lll;
VIM. $, s, Rogers, TO- Fourth ward,
Vim. Bowman, no opposition,
Assessors First ward, Chas, d, Stew
ems, no opposition; second ward John
Martin, SO; JudsOn Farrell, 80; Third
ward, Chas, II. linkler, no oppOsitl0ni
Fourth ward, Peter Flllzer, no opposl'
ton,
TOWNSHIP TICKET,
Trust0es-JOaiah Ba0r, 922; Abel
James, 20j; VIM. Cast0man, 3B5; John
G, Weft2baugher, 3ll; Adam Roof, 100;
Adam d, Met2ger, 237,
For Clerk-Louis A. kOOns, l2i; VIM,
b. Martin, l2l.
For Treasurer-M Martin schafer, al
For Assessor. Il, Findley; RIChyillO
Precinct Geo, W, Moore,
For COngtables-JOhn Pepper, llS;
Isaac Crooks, 1905 Edward George, $50,
For Justice Of the Peace Robert II.
Folger, 322; Alfred Pierce, 1893.
Central mitteemen-F First ward,
@. d. Merwini ID ward, John Ellis; 81
ward. Harry I, Beatty; ith ward, q, r.,
BiGknell; Township, VIM. NJ, Reed, Rich.
Vile precinct, Adam d. Mot2ker
OTHER NOTES.
Our schools are having q vacation
this week,
| III UmbonhOur aud family will move
to Canton this week.
Subscribe for the DAILY DEMOCRAT,
ut Skinner Bros, news depot,
Representatives Mcbride and Cole
were both homo over Sunday
The Democrats did not got their votes
counted until 1 o'clock Sunday morn
Ing.
Mr.. James Suter has removed 10 the
farm he recently purchased near West
Lebanon.
II was q general surprise that Squire
Frantz had such large majority over
Coon" 0berin.
Louis Wagner, turnkey NJ the jail un.
| der Sheriff Altekrua0, IL ono OF tho nom.
ineos for Constable.
Abe Wilcox, of Mansfield waa In the
city last week 10 attend tho funeral Of
Mrs, II, l.. Atwood, hla wlfo's mother
Frank ChanfrOu, tho famed sOnsa
tlonal actor, will appear ~ "Rlp In tho
ArRansOw Traveller, In the opera house
tomorrow night
Geo. McCleai, who waa for number
Of ysara manager Of Warwick n Jugtua
mill, left on Monday, for Arg0nin, Kan,
whore ho purchased 100 Of land
John Fries, for many years foreman
Of tho blacksmlthing department OF
Russell u Goa shops, left yesterday with
his family TO locate on farm In Huron
county.
II there i8 any doubt entertained about
"CoOny" SChwoItZOr's election IN Water
Works Trustee, he has enough friends In
MasslllOn who could 6e C0lonl2ed TO
land him sOroly In the office,
The bald.hOaded portion Of our popu.
latlOn have alrendy engaged nll the
opera glasaos In tho city and ~ paying
a premium for front seats TO aoe Che No.
male MastOdons Saturday night,
II IL conceded on all Sides that tho
Democratic ticket is formidable one
to butt against, Anton Crone, who wna
twice elected Township Trustee by one
majority, was defeated for the nOmlna.
tion this time by two votes.
Two vacancies are TO DO 1llOd on our
Board of Education NJ tho spring oloc.
tlon, and tho following names have
thus for been suggested for tho places:
Jas. II, McLain, Henry Beatty, Horny
Huber, Robert Bell aud W, A. Wade.
This Ia one Of the most important fea.
tures Of tho municipal election, and yo.
ters should see TO II TINT good men are
chosen.
Mayor Young played n good Aprll
fool" Joke on two young men from the
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