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But Little Exciteme nt-The Boards
Ticket Carried-A Tax of Nine
and One-half Mills voted-Olher
Business.
The election in the Westville school dis
trict yesterday resulted as follows: For
board of education, Edward L. Hitchcock,
145; John N. Austin, 145; Hobart L.
Hotchkiss, 146; George W. Neal, 80; Alex
ander B. Sinclair, 80; James Mcclure, 80.
Joseph D. Payne, 80. For collector, Theo-
dore A. Tuttle was unopposed. For clerk
of the district, Albert z. Downs, 14S;
Charles h. wardell, SO. For sexton, Will
fred Ford was unopposed. For auditors,
W. s. Beecher was unopposed and Edward
A. Burgess received a vote of 147 and
Robert Veitch, 80. The total votes cast
were 236.
Robert Grant, W. n. Farnam, ]. h.
Marsh, John Dolan, Thomas Colby, John
Tuckee were the counters of the votes
appointed by Thomas Gold, the temporary
chairman. Mrs. Charles Clap was nomi-
mated and elected permanent chairman of
the meeting. j. Frank Neill was checker
and Dayton Stannard was appointed clerk
pro tenn in the absence of A. z. Downes,
who is at the national encampment In
Washington, D. G.
At the adjourned school meeting the
first business was the reading of the min
utes of the last meeting by Mr.. Stsnnard,
which were accepted. Printed copies of
the annual report of the superintendent
the Westville school district for the year
ending August 81, 1892, were then dis
tributed among those present. A petition
signed by several prominent citizens was
then read, asking that an electric light be
placed on the corner of Fountain and West
Prospect street. The matter was referred
to the board of education with power to
act. A resolution Was then read that q tax
of 81 mills be laid upon the ratable prop
erty in the Westvf1le school district for
the support of schools, police, street light
ing, water, etc. The motion was carried
by reclamation.
It was then voted that the matter of
letting the contracts be referred to the
board of education. A motion was then
read, giving the board power to place the
school moneys in some bank or place of
safe keeping. The measure was carried by
reclamation. Mr.. I. s. Dickerman then
arose and asked for new light at the
corner of Elm and Barnet streets, and
stated some convincing reasons why 1t
should be put there. Mr.. Garland then
asked that the light be placed in front of
the Pond Lily mill, and also guide board
telling which road to go. He said that he
knew of no less than two accidents which
had occurred there, due to the absence of
light. The motions were referred to the
board with power to act. Mr.. Wardell
then made motion that the whole electric
light be referred to the board with power
to act. '"i