Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
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Town and City Election MT. Peekss Good Run--The Common
 Councll--A Republican Gain of One Councilman and Loss of one Alder
 man..VOte For Town officers.
 The election for city and town officers oc- cured yesterday and as is frequently the case in this local election we have met the enemy and we are theirs. Mir. Holcomb is elected Mayor by ], ,218 majority. Mi. Peck made fine run, receiving very handsome vote. The election for city fathers had, as usual, little variation in some instances from stern party limits. The Republicans gain an Alderman and two Councilmen in the Second ward, viz, George l.. Diekerman elected Alderman and John W. Kinney and Andrew H. Embler Conncilmen; gain one Councilman in the Eleventh ward, eleeting this year all three Republican nominees. The Republicans on the other hand lose one All derman in the Ninth and one in the Eleventh in the Eleventh Alderman Waterbury fail ing of a reelection by only three votes-and lose one Councilman in the First, Republi= can ward, Louis Kessuth Hull, Democrat, ex-captain of the Yale crew, and two Republicans being chosen; and lose one in the Ninth, those elected being Messrs. Lum and Jackson, Republicans, and John J.. Pohlman, Democrat. The new Board of AL dermen therefore stands this year 8 te 16 against 9 to 15 the past year; while the new Board of Couneilnen stands 15 to s1 against IA to % az at present. In the First Alder man Thomas R. Tfowbridge, jr., and Coun- cilman George B. Martin are reelected. The Second ward, which was estimated Deii1- ocratic by 6S, gave George l.. Dickerman, Republican, el majority. Joseph c. Earle Democrat, son of Colonel Earle, was on both tickets, receiving 919 votes, and his is a re election. MT. Embler, Rep, who is elected Councilman in the Second, is the new cap l tain Of the Blues and the secretary and treas urer of the Southern New England Telephone company. MT. John W: Kinney, another o | the Seconds new Councilmen, is the master | builder, firm of Kinney & Phelps. Huber ! A. Newton, Democrat, defeated Fof Alder l man in the First ward; is the celebrated pro | lessor of astfonony of Yale. Councilman | Graves, of the Eighth, now becomes Alder
 man Graves. Alderman Townsend, of th'
 Mn Ninth, d.f.at.d made uag good run A;u Oo U the Winchester armory. Councilman Hugl | Daley is advanced to Aldermanic honors | Councilman Rutherford Trowbridge, of tn ! Eighth, is advanced to the post of frs l Coun ,ilman, and William 0. Scharf, gun | smith, and Edward Lawrence, resident part ner F. A. Potts & Co.,, coal merchants, ar | the new Councilmen of that ward. B. c Lum, bookkeeper in the old Savings bank, i made Councilman of the Ninth, and Coun | cilman Charles W. Blakeslee, jr., of tn ! Tenth, is re- elected, as is also Reuben G Futile, of the Eleventh.
 | For city clerk Mir. Sternberg, Republican ! made an excellent run.
 1 James Reynolds is elected town agent b, l 2,0e3 majority. The new members of tn l Board of Selectmen are Alderman Ernes l Klenke and Isaac Brown, of the Annex. Tn Republican members are the same as before Philip Hugo is reelected town clerk by handsome vote. Tax Collector Futile is re elected by the largest vote of the day.
 The election was quiet one and the vet
 was counted earlier than usual. Tn town returns were received at tn First ward polls by Hon, William | H. Law, moderator, and the city at tn
 same place by Alexander McAlister, n1odsra
 tor. About five hundred people gathered t
 hear the result.
 1 The following were elected justices of tn | peace: Harry W. Asher, Leopold Besse1 N. Blydenburgh, Timothy F. Callahan, Gee R. Cooley, Timothy J. Crowley, Charles R
 Whedon, 8. Harrison Wagner, Edward A
 Anketell, Henry M. Shannon, Seymour (
 Loomis, Walter Pond, Jonathan N. Rowe
 John 0. Gallagher, Timothy J. Fox, Phili
 Goodhart, John w. Geary, Hobart L. Hotel
 kiss, James l. Hayes, Jonathan Ingersol
 Patrick F. Kiernan, William H. Law, E
 Mix, William J. Mills, Burton Mansfield
 Cornelius T. Driscoll, William A. Wrigh
 Albert H: Moulton, Louis K. Hull, Jame
 Bishop, Hugh Daley, Henry D. Russell, ,Jam'
 A. Wood, Charles L. Ullman, George D.Wa
 rous, Arthur B. Wright, Jason F. Themsol
 James F. Dohohue, James P. Pigott, Joser
 D. Plunkett, A. Heaton Robertson, Wallal
 N. Robbins, Bernard J. Shanley, George W
 Neal, Siegwart Spier, Willis G. Judsol
 James J. s. Doherty, James Reynolds, Wi
 liam L. Green, Nathan c. Myers, William
 Pardee, Charles Kleiner, Earliss P. Arvin
 David Strouse.
 The rest of the Democratic town ticket WI
 elected.