The Portland daily press., 1891-02-20
FOR MAYOR.
The total vote is 1418.

1.'''slof 90 q ~ Id -.
sac 45e los 22s 50 Al
The total vote is 141S.
WARD ONE.
VIM. FL. Looney was chairman and Osman
Munroe, secretary.
For Alderman-Meville A. FLOYD ITO; " Rich
For Councilmen-John Cousins, 2ss; Charles f.
St Man w. III n Shaw
For Clerk-0sman G. Monroe, 233.
For Constables-Reuel N. Field, 233; Edward
For City Committee Henry 81. Burgess. is7;
Robert A. Davis, 141; Arthur G. Libby, 1853; VIM.
II. Looney. 2o4; Osman G. Monroe, 2l3; Horace
ii. Shaw, 81 Geo. Trefethen, 1877.
WARD TWO.
This was the vote:
Daniels, 6S John b. Snowman, 81; j. s. Fits,
For Councilmen- Stephen W. earle, IA; r. Cut
w. Morrill, 40; George F. T. Owen, 40; VIII
liam j. Stevenson, ia.
For Warden-Clement s. johnson.
For Clerk-Joseph Curran, So; John p. Mean
For School Committee L. Jones, 1873;
For Constables-John NJ Hussey, 1877; George
I. Warren, 73; Lewis W. whitcomb, 45; George
For City Committee John M. Bell, IA: Horatio
X; Colesworthy, ITO; Thomas H. E. Forrestai,
rs; Benjamin Gribben, 1O4; Michael j. McDon-
John E. Osborne, 100; Thomas Pennell, 1877 ;
William j. Stevenson, Ill; Carroll w. Morrill,, 2.
WARD THREE.
The caucus was called to order by G. A.
Sloman. Edward F. Tompson was chosen
chairman and explained the method of con-
Quoting the caucus, Ernest True was chosen
secretary, f. E. Lowell and Frank A. Booth
NV oh 20 ba OF ha
nominations:
For Accommodates d. Clark, 2I0; not
For Councilmen-Edgar E. Rounds, 1872; Benz.
S %sd a 3d. wa ar pa 49, lS G Genres
Gardner, As; John B. CoyIe, 2 W. W. Latham, / ;
FSr Raseg E. f. TioRRPGs raya l. ,oo
For Constables-F T. Merrill, 1867 Jas.
Z. Jordan, 1876; II. r. Sargent, 2; c. E. Stevens,
For City Committee Charles A. slomap, 147;
3 %ara 1GpE res R sutsf T lSS Benz G.
WARD FOUR.
The meeting was called to order by G. G.
Douglass. Joseph B. Reed was chosen chair
man and VIM. F. Timmons, secretary. This
was the vote:
For Alderman5John Murphy, Jr.. 81; N. E.
For Councimen-George A. Dow, 100; Henry
F. Thompson, II; Frederick L. Tower, 70; Ed
win +; Vose, SO; Wm. F. Timmons, 4; s. c. Fer
For School Commlttee-Charles O. Files, los !;
b: B. Cleayes, Ri 9. p. Warren, 1.
For Warden-John I. Murray, 81; James j.
For OlerkEm,;Joseph F. Boyle, IS; B. F. Turkey
For ConstabIes-Elisha s. Bibber, 90; William
Ladriga1, 95; 4; H. Sawser, 8; Patrick Sullivan,
For City Committee-E s. Bbber, 90;
Charles c. Douglass, 105; Charles o. Files. 100;
John Murphy. Jr., 93; Nathan 4. Redlon, 106 /;
Martin Glynn, l VIM; Merrill; 1; II: B. Cleayes,
1 DR.. Hutchings, 1; Jack Gibbons, 1.
WARD FIVE.
James "a. Hall, chairman of the Republl-
can City Committee, called the meeting to
| order and nominated Sidney w. Thaxter for
chairman, who was declared elected. Will
ford G. Chapman was elected clerk. On mo-
ton 1t was voted that the chairman appoint
a committee of two to assist in receiving,
sorting and counting votes and checking
names. and in accordance with such vote A.
| +. Gerrish and A. ID. Smith were so appoint.
ed.
The vote was as follows:
For AIderman-Fred o. Conant. 100; John M.
For Councilmen-wm. N Prince, zoe; Rober
WI, yacs so 12S; payd 7. Ri1%es l46 Frank
Il .
For warden-George W. Sylvester, 1ss; Eben
For Cferk-Robert S: Laughlin, 100; Caleb N
For Capitalization N. Perry. 175; Henry S
| Thrasher, 100.
| For City Commttee--Jas. Il. Hall 2O2; John H
| Fogg. 2l0; A. f. Gerrlsh, POP; Robert w. Jack
son, 158; Sidney W. Thaxter 20l; VIM. s. Dag
gett Al Eben n: Perry, 1;lChas. Walker, I; VIM
Il. Dugan, 1 81. r. Virgin, |; J.H. Blake, / H
| Drummond. Jr., 1.
WARD SIX.
Chairman Tanner, Of the ward committee
called the caucus to order. Mr.. Walter G.
Emerson was selected to preside and Mr.
Albert G. Rollins was elected clerk. Messrs
Ira Croker and George II. Abbott were ap
pointed by the chair to assist members o.
the ward committee with the check lists
The new system of voting worked to per
lection. 1t was large caucus, but the bal
loting proceeded smoothly and expedItiously
Each voter took his ticket from a table
marked IT, and, when checked, voted. There
was no hitch or trouble of any kind and
words of praise for the new system were
heard on all sides. The following are the
nominations made:
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS B. Stephenson 176
For Colnciimen-Charles. A Strout 143; Chas
J. Pennell, 1879; Charles Fl. Randall, 1879; scat err
ser School committee-wm. M. Bradley, IT'S
For IaTdepgL lyman H H NslsSe 17s
For Constables-GranvilleF Frank, 1928; Samuel
| ID. Lincoln, 81; VIM. II. Lord 80.
For City CommitteeeWm. IL. Tanner, 103
Frank =; GaIlison, 17e; Joseph F. Chute, III
WARD SEVEN.
Charles A. True was elected chairman and
E. 81. York clerk, with T. FL. Randall and
Gilbert l.. Bailey to manage the check list
At the opening of the caucus Mr.. True ex
planned the new system Of voting, and M. A
Blanchard, Esq, offered the following reso
luton, which was adopted:
Voted, That the Republicans of Ward 7, il
caucus eau a assembled ADOPT for this occasion thu
city committee for the government of the canens
In nominating the several candidates to he nre
sented at the spring election this year. w p''
The voting was very brisk, over 26o vote,
being cast Following is the result:
For Alderman-Charles R. Lewis, $50; scatter
For Councilmen-Theodo A. Josselyn, 255
William WestwSoOd, 49, Edwin rsi H. L. Smith l i
IA; Josiah M. Haines, 70; scattering, l..
For School Committee-Richard Webb, 24e
For Warden-Lyman W. Hanson, 1877; Henri,
| p. White, 116.
For Clerk-Joshua c. Libby, 248.
For Constable. Benjamin W. Slower, 243; Ben
! jamin Durham, 243.
| For City Committee Lang. 1856; Thoma
| II. Randall, 1876; Horatio Hight 201; Samuel N
Kelsey, I46; James r. Hawkes., 1856; Henry S
| Trickey, 1866; Charles H. Tolman, LAP; scatter
ing, O.
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