Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-04-09

In Martins Ferry the Republicans car
ried everything. Theo Keller, R, wa
elected Mayor over George McGlumph-
rey, D. by 577 majority. All the remain
der of the ticket is straight Republican
by large majority. The vote on the
question of issuing bonds for city i'm
provement was largely against the meas
ure
In Bellaire the result was slightly mix
ed In the first ward the Republicans
elect Lowman Assessor by a large ma
iority, but lose everything else. The
Democrats elect councilmen in first fOm
wards, and Republicans elect Blackburn
in the 5th The rest of the ticket was
badly split owing to local fights.
In Bridgeport the Republicans elected
John Campbell II c Brannum, William
Koehnlein and Robert Smith councilmen.
as well as carrying the whole ticket on a
majority of more than 100 The vote
on the proposition to build water works
32S yes, no ia.
Pultney Tp-For Trustee, Baker, r
had majority over Shields, d; Treasur-
er, Rodewig, d, had 1893 plurality over
Clements. r; for Justices of the Peace,
Cooper, d, Neff, D, and Mason, R, were
successful
Pease-W A Brown, r, for Trustee
was beaten by LeatherwOod, d, by 121
votes; all the remainder of the Republic
an ticket was elected with the exception
of Assessor in Bridgeport precinct, R Il
Clayland, D, defeating A J Baggs, r.
The ticket embraced James Clark for
Treasurer and W II Howells, Justice OF
Peace.
Warren-Trustee. Fowler, D. defeated
Price, r, by 20 plurality in vote of Sll:
Treasurer, Foreman, r, had 208 plurali-
ty over Hingely. Democrats elected Shan
non, Assessor in the west precinct.
In Barnesville the fight was made on
the question of temperance, and without
regard to party lines. There were p
candidates for council with S to elect
The drys won with good majoritieS.
Smith-The entire Democratic ticket
was elected by an average majority OF
80. For Assessor, Abner Wilkinson, cut
down this usual majority to "A.
Goshen-All Republicans elected by
the following majoritieS: Justice of the
Peace, 7 Thompson, Y; Trustee, John
o Carlton, Al; Treasurer, Lindley Hoge,
141; Assessor, Burr's Mills, 7 E Smith, %;
Belmont, Evan Stewart, I.
Flushing Bethel and Lewis Per
kins, Trustees. n W Beatty, Treasurer,
Ed L Hobson, Assessor, John Harris,
Constable, all Republicans, elected by an
average majority of CO.
Union-J NJ Lynn, r, was elected
Trustee by majority of II; Wm Nickel
vey, d, for Assessor, had 10 plurality and |
A Steger, d, for Treasurer, 43 plurality. |
A proposition to sell the B and o stock
belonging to the township, and builda
own hall with the proceeds, was carried
Wayne-Justice of the Peace, A G
King, r, 81 majority; Trustee, a J Phil
ips, d, majority of 53; Treasurer, J w
Russell, D, majority of 80; Assessor, r W
scott, d, majority of T.
hington-Justices of the Peace, A
/ Caldwell and David Brown, r, major
les of 81 and 96; Trustee J J Philips, d.
majority of "a; Treasurer, julius Arm
trong, r, 33; Assessor, Jas Brown, r, 81.
he defeat on Trustee was due to
rouble in the Board of Education.
Kirkwood Trustee, w W Groves, r,
y Is majority; r f Blackburn, d, by
); Assessor, Hendrysburg precinct, Al !
ert Murphy, d, 43, maj ;Sewellsville prec. o
w Perkins. r, 3 majority. a
York-Democrats elected all their can d
dates by majorities of from 80 to 100. 9
he independent Democratic candidate
r Assessor had majority of g. a
Me ad-The entire Democratic ticket a