Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-20

lect Councilman elected that was not reporteo-
THE GUARDIANS OF EDUCATION.
The successful candidates for Scheol Direc'
tor in the various wards are given in fulL
Third ward-McKelvy and McIlwaine.
Fifth ward-Hines and Caufield.
Sixth Ward-Barcley and Martin.
Seventh ward-Martin.
Eighth ward-R. w. A. Simmons.
Tenth ward-John Cooney.
Eleventh ward-Phillips and McCord.
Twelfth ward, Springfield district-Littel.
Thirteenth ward-Geisler and Kircher.
Fourteenth Ward-Booth and Aufderhelde.
Fifteenth ward-Lockhart and Kiser:
Sixteenth hward-Schaltenbrant and Evans:
There we're no contests in the Seventeenth,
Eighteenth, Nineteenth or Twentieth wards.
Twenty-frst wards. w. Jeffries. ]. Griest.
DR.. Mcneil A. H. Edwards R. w. Thompson,
J. II. Cook.
In the Twenty-second and Twenty-third
wards there was no contest, and as all districts
were not reported, names are not given;
Twenty-fourth ward-Austin and McCully'
Twenty-ffth ward-Felker and Shook.
Twenty-sixth Ward-Rudolph and Hahn,
Twenty-seVenth ward-Stock and April.
Twenty-eighth ward-Barton and Carle.
Twenty-ninth ward-Vetter and Kauheld.
Thirtleth ward-Scott and McKeever.
Thirty-6rst ward-Herbster and Jones.
Thirty-second wardrobe and Stone.
Thrty-third ward-No return.
Thirty.fourth ward-Mooney and Murray.
Thirty-fifth Ward-No return.
Thlrty-sixth ward-Foster and Smith,
THESE WILL MAKE DOODLE.
The following are the lucky candidates for
Alderman
First ward-P. ]. Donohoe.
Second ward-J v. McMasters.
Third ward-John Gripp.
Fourth ward-B. F. McKenna.
Eighth ward-John w. Bell.
Ninth ward-John Donovan.
Eleventh ward-Fred Luman.
Thirteenth ward-Michael Robe.
Fourteenth ward-Kaltenhauser.
Fifteenth wards. f. Kerr.
Seventeenth ward-A. n. Leslie.
Eighteenth ward-R. B. McNierney.
Nineteenth ward-Edward NegleY.
Twenty-second ward-D. ]. Blake. -
.Twenty-third ward-Moor.
Twenty. seventh watd-B. A. Hartman.
Twenty-ninth ward-F. G. Beinhauer.
Thirtieth ward-Festus King.
Thirty-hrst ward-Charles Black.
ThirtY-second ward-Jacob Soffel.
Thirty-sixth ward-John Aurin.
THE LUCKY CoEsTABLEs.
The following are the constables who will
keep an eye on the speak-easies;
First ward-James R. Tracy.
Third ward-Ben Reynolds.
Fourth ward-John J. Sweeney.
Fifth ward-P McInerny.
Sixth ward-John B. Carney.
Seventh ward-Peter Bowie.
Eighth ward-James White.
Ninth ward-P. M. Connolly.
Tenth ward-James Golden.
Eleventh ward-James Downing.
Twelfth ward-John Kreamer.
Fourteenth ward-John Jones.
Fifteenth ward-Alex. McWhorter.
Sixteenth ward-Samuel Bowden
Seventeenth ward-Fred Rivers.
Eighteenth ward-John Rodgers.
TwenEy-first ward-H. b, Sailey.
Twenty-fourth ward-John Quigle.
Twenty-sixth ward-James Eindner.
Twenty-seventh ward-H. Schetzmyer.
Twen:y-eighth ward-James Siberian
Twenty-ninth ward-John Brown.
Thirtieth ward-R. Wall.
Thrty-first ward-John Wagner.
OUT IN THE BoRoUGHs.
The returns from the boroughs were very
scant yesterday, many districts not reporting
McKeesport. the big borough of the county,
kept the First ward back. In the other two
wards ]. h. Mcclure had 691 votes for burgess
and Thomas Tilbrook had S07. Braddock was
in a worse condition, the returns only coming
in from one ward complete. The results in the
other wards, as far as reported, are appended:
Beltzhoover.Burgess, Charles Midue, 124;
D. Frederick. 70; ]. Schmidt, 45; W. Balten, a.
Council, Walter Hudson, los; c. d. Dressel rs;
Henry McEwen, So; Pat Darby, 81; Dick Henry,
IS; Jos. Green, 40; E!Beltzler 25 School Di.
rector, C. F. Kramer, 146; ]. P. Richardson,
I40; B. f. Cox, 50; Henry Gallings 60 Justice
of the Peace, James Barr, 12l; Reynolds Paine,
49,
Bellevue-Burgess, George Irvine, II3; w. H.
Straw, II; ]. NJ. CLEANSING, 43. Council, Alfred
Mcdonald, 126; Fred Benkhigh, lis; ]. +. Sc
vile, So: l. g. Mcintyre, s. School Director,
J. M. Kirker, l6s; s. H. Graham, l5S; John
ChartiersZCounciI. Alex Patterson, 2S2; Rob
ert Bell, Jr., 176; D. O'Brien, 184; John McDon-
ough, 49, School Director. G. c. Hosich, 246;
9. s. Cole. 24S; W. E. Yates. lO2; J. h. Nc
Goraopolis- Burgess, A. McCabe. 80: VS..
Ramsey, AZ; J. Dillon, II. Council, Q. G. Scharp,
7 De- 20 NJ
+. Boss, IS; r. B. KendIe, 4 School Director,
George MegineS,- Il; William Nicely, II; s. o.
Marshall, "a; George McFaily, 81; Joseph
Eifzabeth-Burgess. g. w. Roberts, Jr, 14s;
L. NJ. SnoWden. la. Justice of the Peace. ].
w. Zimmerman. las; William Easton, ll2.
Council, ]. L. Bolander, 2Sl; ]. N. O'Nell, 178;
John o. Snyder. 95. School Director, William
BARLEY, "a; ]. B. Hamilton, 227.
THE CONTEST IN GLENFIELD.
Glenfeld-Burgess, William Champion, 70.
Council (three years., ]. w. wallschmidt, q;
J. r. Day. 46; John Bensenhoffer. II; John 1.
Young, 26; (Vwo years), NJ. j. Baird, 20; ]. D.
Farris, a. School Director, Alex. Winters, II;
]. Dunlop, 81; g.. 81. Welsh II; w. D. Ross !.
Green Tree-Burgess William Sheldon, Al:
Ralph White, 40 Justice of the Peace, Will
lam Sheldon IS; William Moore, 8. Council,
Thomas Coulter. 46; Ross Haines A; J. John
ston, A; Gus Hasler, Al. School Director, G.
Y. Chess. 46; Ross Raines, AZ; Peter Portman,
9Zs D. Os OidJbg o.
Knoxville-Burgess, w. ]. Hunter. 149; D. s.
Hayes. 1856. Jusuce Of the Peace, J. E. john
son, 16O: William Stewart, SS. Council, w. II.
Decaster, l52: L. NJ Pagan, 40; Henry Hen
ming, l37; Fred Miller, 1872 School Director,
DR.. r. ]. Phillips 200; John P. Henny, 140; ].
B. Eisaman, 1l6; Jacob Sheick, liz; John Al
bertson, 100
Mansheld-Burgess, Samuel Gamble, 155; W.
q. Smith, 81 Council. T. ]. Kerns, 1873; George
Cav, l52; J. ]. Brown, 104. School Director, N.
C. Dean, 227; E. s. Cook, 2O6; ]. Heister, 80
OsbuTn-Burgess, ]. R. HARRISON, IL. Coun-
Gil, w. q. Duncan. Is; 8. F. Murphy, II; j. W.
Arrott s. School Director, p. b. Taylor, 16: ].
w. sykes q
West Libery-Justice of the Peace, D. G.
Show, 66; Thos. Algeo, ST.. 2s; J. w Patterson,
II. School Observation-Disclosures Miller rs; s. r.
Lee, 66: Fred Pivot, 49, Burgess-John Oyer,
81; Alex. .Adsmson, 81 Council-Andrew Ma
nelly, IS; Samuel McGibney, IS; John DOrnt,
Is; Harry King, "a Tax Collector-John Price,
u; John Algeo, 16
oakmont-Councll D. N. Kenney. go; Jones
Anderson. 1853; John Kip, 90; s. v. Kip, !.
School Directors. B. Clemens, I37; Geo. Holt
man. 128; F. NJ. Ashbead, -l02; Thos. P. Hender-
son, 81; Harry Paul. J. Constable-LA Mitchell.
l32; John Easton, l.
Reynoldt0n-Bdrgess. John Wall. 1IS; w.