The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08
CANTON REDEEMS HERSELF
And Elects twenty-five Democratic city
at1 Township 0ficera.
The Council aud Board Of Education Dem
oerAtio--rhs Water Works Improve
mlnt Oarriss--Tha Result
in Detail.

@lssss sslllEis
1s1Ipe EsAsss
Disagreeable weather and bad roads
cut down the vote Monday In Canton
CITY and Township from 1897 last apring
10 B48l Much interest, however, was
manifested and an unuaual amount OF
ecratohit q WIS done. The fact that lve
separate tickets had TO be voted In the
wards aud tires In the Township. III an
equal number OF ballet boxes delayed
the completion Of the count until be
tween three and four o'clock this morn.
Ing. The seventh ward came In at 1910
o'clock aud the Tow ship at o'clock
The other wards then followed.
The principal liQht was on Water
Works Trustees, and HoldberP's friepdi
labored 1aalously In hls behalf, but with
no avail, MOnnot was the man they
were after but that gentleman's record
was too pure and uDsullled 10 admit Of
Bmirch aud DoIhilg couli be trumped
mp agaiust him. The result was the
election Of both MeSsre. honnot and
Paar.
IN THE CITY.
In the city the Democrats captured
the Counci men, members OF the Board
OF Education and the Assessors In the
First, BecODd, Third, Fourth and Fifth
wards, while the Republicans secured
the same In the Sixth and Seventh
wards.
IN TIE TOWNSHIP.
Tho township ticket followed suit 10
the city and oil the Democ ,atio oaldl.
dates were elected, except Samuel Hall
Tor assessor, who was defeated by Joseph
Keefey, Republican.
The Democratic candidates for jus.
Nces Of the Peace. both competent and
capable men, who have ably fllled thosa
Jofdces, were for some unacc0untable
reason Slaughtered. and the result ls
that both Republican candidates for
those positions ara elected. This gives
the township three Republican Justices.
wATRR WORKS BONDS.
The proposition 10 issue $4,000 worth
OF bonds for the replacement OF cement
water pine with iron pipe, was carried
BY q majority Of 1903.
COMMON pLSAs JUDGE
William II. Dav, E,Q., IN, OF course,
elected Common Pleas Judge. The Dem.
0crat9 placed no nomination against
him, and q majority OF them voted for
Mr.. Day, q deserved compliment 10 an
eminently ht gentleman for the posi-
tion.
THE ELECT
Following are the elected:
FOR COUNCIL
FIRST WARD,
JOHN W. WALSER.
sEcoND WARD,
WILLIAM V0LKMANN.
THIRD WARD,
AUGUSTUS GACHATTE.
FOURTH WARD,
ALBERT RINGLR
rVru WARD,
LOUIS A. LoICHoT, JR.
HxTH WARD,
JOHN DINE.
SEVENTH WARD,
B.F SCHWIER,
ron ASSESSORS.
TIRsr WARD,
EDWARD GoUENAT.
sEcoND WARD,
Plus M. MYERS.
THIRD WARD
JAMES Z. BENDER,
FOURTH WARD,
EMIL SANDERS.
Yipru WARD,
LOUIS THoM.
SIXTH WARD,
JOHN o. WOLF.
SEVENTH WARD,
GEORGE +. MILLER.
BOARD on EDUCATION.
FIRST WARD,
ISAAC HARTER.
SECOND WARD,
oRVILLE l.. SLENTZ.
THIRD WARD,
WILLIAM TELLER.
FOURTH WARD,
dUsTAVUS GESSWEIN.
FIFTH WARD,
JOHN DAHINDEN.
SIXTH WARD,
l., 4. COOL,
SEVENTH WARD,
II. =. MOSES.
yoR WATER WORKS TpusrEEs.
CHARLES d. M0NNoT.
DANIEL PAAR.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
ron TRusrREs.
GEORGE w. 0LDFIELD.
LAWRENCE BBCIlEL.
JOSEPH TROUT.
ron coNsTADLEs,
CYRUS @. CARD.
EDWARD WEBER.
VALENTINE REBH0LTZ.
ron AssRssoR,
JOSEPH KEEFER,
ron CLERK,
CHARLES w, DANZIGER
ron TREASURER,
LOUIS DUM0NT.
ron usrIcEs or THE pRAon,
A. u. BRADENi
A. j. FULMER.
ron COMMON PLEAS JUDGE,
WILLIAM r. DAY.
HcHos or THE FRAY.
"Undor the Snow"--the Republicans.
II seems that Councilman Gachatte
"ie built shat way"
Throe Democratic Constables will
serve ac many Republican Justices.
Louis Dumont remains Township
Treasurer and good ono no 10, too.
Bwanger got laid out In the SIXTH
Dine, Republican, was the lucky man.
The Council now stands 8 10 0, and
the Board Of Education 0 TO 3 In favor
OF the Democrats.
0ldaold. Bechel and Trout will ad-
minister township affairs for three, two