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

h. Carson. s.. Council 1.-TWO years.. T. B.
Warren. SO; d. M. Scheeckengrost. 81; Thomas
Reynolds. 50; John Denhen, 81; John Brum.
aSGn saSGn 1SS = = bsrs q 1099 Den1sa
w. Karnerer, 146; o. d. Rhodes. "a Constable,
William Heller, TS; Jacob Durit. "a; Peter Nc,
Kee, q Tax Collector, G. A. Smith, Ill; j.
w. Finton, 4&
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE WON.
Sewickiey-Burgess, ]. B. Reno. AZ. Council,
@. F. Nevin, 234; ]. P. Walker. 22S; Q. A. At
well, 1876: C.. T. Harbaugh, 165. School Di-
rector, w. P. Murray, 246 Ed. o'Neil, 233; r.
NJ. Brockmier, 227; ]. B. Britain. 1SO; T. B.
sharpsburg-Burgess, G. B. Lewis, SS7; a, G..
Lloyd, 269. Council, Cornelius Casey, 400; ]. +.
265 School Directors, JOS. Kelly, 3O6; Hugh
Kennedy. S72; R. NJ. Coyle, S2e; ]. P. Altman,
Spring Garden borough-Justice of the
Council, Charles Leech, IS; L. Bluemscheim,
80; Earnest Orth, 20; l. 8. McIlvaney, "a.
School Directors, George Oesterley, 4S; Louis
Hny, 81; David Stirm. IS; D. Kalchtheiler, "A;
Tarentum-Burgess. Samuel Weaver. 284;
Frank Anderson. 1S7: A. Farini, A; A. n.
Farini, 81 Justice of the Peace. r. 8. p.
% VerOnSHburgess. a. ss j. A. Smith, 70; James
McMinn, 95; 8 E. Stewart, "a Council, w. j.
BARLEY, 1l5i John McCurdy. l35; Charles Mar
lin, VI; James daIsto2Q, r. w. DeaI0elQ,
IS; w ]. Richey, IS: q. B. Tarr. 1S7; Joseph
McWilliams, l3e. School Directors-Harry E.
KIer, 166. three years; w. B. HOdson, l6l; E. L.
Frozler. 1877. two years; William Perry. i; A. j.
49, Tax Collector. r. L Kent, %; Albert
Smith, 70; John Zimmerman, z; A B. Thomp-
son. e.
West Bellevue-Burgess. James semple, 81;
q. ]. Black, So; Henry Stenernagle, g.
Council-Three years. John G. Mcdonnell
Is; n. H. Lockhardt, SO; NJ. ]. Steel, 81; William
Jackman, lS; William F. Herbert, Z; E, T.
Barr, 81; John c. McCombs, 6.
School Director-J. w. Bell 70; E. H. Jones'
5S; ~ E: Wright, 59;J. c. Mcdowell, 8: E, E.
Justice of the Peace-R. D. Barr, rs; U. B.
Ross, IS: James Semple, 4.
West Elizabeth-Burgess, w. w. Teegarden,
n; George W. Mickey, 80.
Council-Three years, A. A. Bedell. n; John
Two years, Charles Percivai, 70; William Camp
bell, AZ: Levi Matter, 30; Joseph Conlln, one
year. 81.
76; Thomas Murphy, IL; James Donaldson. 81;
J; M. Shoaf. 16; John A. Newton, ID; Charles
Percival, 2.
WllkinsOurg-Burgess John Sample, ,35s; W.
]. WinEenroth, 2S6.
JEANNETTE's FIRST ELECTION.
The election in the new town of Jeanette,
where SO many Pittsburgers have made their
homes, was one of the most exciting contests
that Westmoreland county has ever seen.
There were three tickets in the field Citizens,
Democratic and an Independent. The latter,
it is said, was made up out of opposition to
Manager George E. Moore, of the Chambers
Mckee Glass Works. The fight was taken up
on these lines: The window glass men in par
ticular rallying to the party led by Mr.. Moore.
The vote cast was Al, and resulted in the cleo
tion of the following candidates: Burgess, A.
]. Case. ,Tustice of the Peace Morris Davis and
g. E. Moore and A. A. Eberhart; Council T,
=. Campbell, William H. Slicker. 81. c. Oakley,
William E. Willis, August Coenen and Robert
Michaels. Constable, Thomas Welshons; High
Constable, Z. B. Mcguire; Judge of Election,
w. H. Van Valin; Inspector. 1. B. Waters; Tax
Collector, William H. Slicker; Auditor, ]. G.
Hirsch; Assistant Assessor, c. NJ. Snyder.