The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-25
ANDIT SNOWEDl9.
rEortE VOTE vrE, ouEuRLy suME-
TIMES.

TIMES.
The Result of rursdav's Election tn ichigh-
ton Is somewhat Misceuaueous So 10
Speak Dr zorn, Hurgcss. WIN. schndIe
| Tax Collector The Prizes Nearly Evenly
divided The Council Changes Color.
And the next day it showed, some
what miscellaneously
Outside of the contest for the office
of Tax Collector, by Holman, Demo
crat, and Schadle, Republican, there
was hardly no hustliug at the different
polls in this town In the First Ward,
the Republicans had it almost their
own way from the start, from the fact
that the Democratic candidates, with
the exception of Heilman and Bibig-
hous, gave the polls wide berth and
left the contest go by in default This
| is purely the cause Of the result in this
ward, with the single exception, that
| Koch Republican, was tavorite and
no doubt would have been elected over
Frantz, Democrats as it was Kuntz,
crawed over Newhart 10y a scratch aud
| Bibighaus was tie with Moulthrop. The
/ tie was decided by lot. The names
the candidates we're placed in IA hat
along with number of blanks. Moul-
throp. who was the minority inspector;
pulled out the cards, aud after draw
ing several blanks was made the win
uer by drawing his own name. Upun-
til election day the main contest was
/ between Newhart, Democrat, and
| Kuntz. Republican. for councilman.
Kuntz made it practically, the fight of
his life, from the fact that the result
was to mean viudication for him from
our beautiful showing up Of his public
character. The vindication is a sort Of
dyspeptic one however and no doubt
the "bigGe5t and most popular Repub
licau in Carbon county can only smile
weakly over it. We are told that
among some Of the things Kuntz has
promised to do are to
Elect, l.. NJ. Beidler, town clerk
Elect Sam Gillian town clerk.
Build a THREE story hose house.
Build a TWO story hose house.
Open up four or five new streets.
Move dwelling house in south
T.ahigbtor at tbe avranea oftbe bo,.
ough
Bounce Joe Zahn, as supervisor.
Bounce Ed Raworth as police.
And to crusb ont of all semb,anco
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TO re elecIlou' 90 more II oe
FIRST WARD.
Burgess-
zern, D., III Acker, R., O.
Tax Collector
Hciman, D., 50 Schadle, r., Sc
Overseer of POOR
Helm, D., 80 Wertman, r., GO
Borough Auditor
Conncimeu- ~
Newhart d By 50 Kuntz, r. By s.
Franlz, d., " 70 Koch, r.. 2, So
Bibighaus. d.. ly 50 Houlthfop, ly 50
schooi Directors
Rooms, D., 0G Derhamer, R., G5
Hottenstine, D., 81 Kredler, r, 66
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IN thls hepupilcah Waru the Demo
Gratis had on their war pant ana sue
ceeded III electlhg Ihelr Candidates Tor
school directors There was pleas [
ant rivalry at the polls. Marvin y.
kuntz, Republican candidate for coun- |
Gilman, received a tlattering compli !
mentary vote.
Gnrgees-
Zarn n 7S Acker r sO |
Tav Colactor-
uaiir,,n n se Schoalo p O, |
0ynrsner of tho Poor
ue;,n N 90 War,r,an r ec
Pnr',,, Ardi,or
EsSb N N Uebarling p 81
Councilman
Freyler. D.. go Kuntz, r., 81
school Directors
0lauss. d II Mitchell. r., Il