Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-24
PlTTSBURG'S DULY ELECT.
A Full List of Select CounciImen, School
Directors, Assessors and Consrables
Chosen-AIlegheny'sQ Quota Also.

A Full List of Select CounciImen, School
Directors, Assessors and Constables
Chosen-AIlegheny's Quota Also.
As result of the Returning Boards fin
ished labors yesterday, the following named
gentlemen were declared duly elected from
the Sc wards of this city, named in consecu-
tive order:
Select Council-Messrs. M. Cavanaugh, Jas.
Getty, John DOYLE, George d. Treuscb. John
ONeil, James L. Williams, George Wilson,
John s; Lambie. 7. N. Brophy, R; J. Haslett
aera lnGTis e Gilespiss RsTds WasTeS
William G. Mckinley, NJ. c. Dwyer, s. D.
Warmcastle, A. f. Keattlng, James Fitzslm-
mons, T. A. Gillespie, c. Evans. E. H. Mathews,
George N Monroe, John Berry, ] P. MeCo d,
w. W. Nesbitt. John Paul, John Murphy John
Collins, A. Q. Robertson, Evan Jones.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS (consecutively in pairs
and trios except where singly stated between
semicolons)-John J. Maloney and Bernard Nc
Ginnis, r. ]. Hemingway and 8. NJ. Benham, g.
Diehl and Theo. Havekotte, g. s: Shaw and ].
Mclaughlin (short term), David Sitzler and
Hugh Adams, H. g. Miller and Theodore Doer-
finger, George Booth and T. R. Roach; Peter
]. b. Voskamp, d. ]. Evans and ]. F. Slagle;
]. ]. Green; ]. N. Mcmillan and s. B. Waugh
ter, WI liam Holmes and William MeElroy,
Dr; Dr. J: :; Mercy ;d, and L Q: Frazier H. M
Stewart (short term). George Garrison, Charles
North, d. Hoolihan, John Hummer. B. H. Pea
body, A. A. Gettys. c. s. Gray, Thomas d.
term9 and E j. Mclaughlin (short
termj; Casper Hasley Qong term), F. B.
Laughlin and Charles Bradley (short term),
James Berry and w. 81. Craig, G. Sode and G.
H. stolenbach, F. Eglesdorf and G. B. Dietz,
A Wallace and c. F. Spinneweber. W. E.
Hamilton; Charles Zimmers and A. ]. Locke,
H. W: Sellers and s, s. Barker, Charles Magil1
Boehmer, John Smith, P. W. joyce uong term)
and G. Gallagher (short term); James Madden,
John Collins Qong term) and John Shaugh-
messy and A. Richter (short term), o. II. Nc
NJ. W. Keefer.
Observation-Disclosures named consecutively)
ALBERT Conwell, Joseph Wilson, James A.
Mckee. Michael Coakley. j. L. Hamilton,
Krause, Dennis Lynch, j. P. Wilson, James Nc
MaDus Andrew Marshall, Geo. Wilson, George
Horn, Andrew Wilson, Fl. Smith, Owen Keliher,
David Walker, William sgrague, J. A. McMinn,
Henry Fisher, D. Baldwin, Michael Rodgers,
j. E. Flynn, Fred. Figer George w. Silk,
Joseph G. Hoag, Andrew Engle, s. Golden,
James Craddock, William Bond, N. Ballentine.
John J. Sweeney, P. Mctnerney, ]. B. Carney,
P. ]. Clare, Nathan Gibbons, P NJ. Con-
nelly. Robert Mclaughlin, William Maneese,
John Cramer, Michael Rohe,. John G.
Jones, Thomas Packer, y. i. BOwden,
NJ. H. England, John Rodgers. John Borl4nd,
VIM. Suter, H. B. Slilley, VIM. J. Ambre, ].
E. Hickey, Alex. Wier, Richard Butler, H. H.
Weeden, T. H. Martin, Jas. Sheran, Lindsay
Davis, T. VI King, Alfred Ter y, Chas. PROF,
Michael Connolly, II. Buente, A. Fees
In the Twenty-fourth ward the countsfor
school directors showed that the three Re-
publican candidates were elected, but as the
ballots did not specify which were to be the
long and short term directors so that the
judges ordered the ballot boxes to be
brought in, and they will be opened and
the votes counted. 1t is thought that this
count will change the thing very consider
ably, and. the Democratic candidates be de-
clared elected. The candidates in the ward
were: John Murphy. Sylvester Daily, Sr.,
Martin Scherf, Hugh Mccullough, II. Cole
man and Thomas Phelson. The votes will
be conuted tomorrow.