The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-08
MORE JUNE MEETINGS HELD
Three Tickets In the Field In North
King tOWl,
BUT THE REPUBLICANS WIN.
Chariestown Elects q Majority OF Kepuo-
Iicaus-Richmond Carried by the Dem
ocrats-Matters Somewhat Mixed In
South Kingstown.

There were three tickets in the field In
North Kingstown. but the Republicans
not only held their own, but won VIC
tory. Following is the result Of the bal
lotinR.
Moderator. Joseph A. Rathlun. Rep
majority l6 Town clerk. Charles 4.
first, Edward s. Hall, Rep; majority 90.
Second Albert w. F.ske. Rep; majority
As. Third, William p. Bambly, Rep.;
mai ority Al. Fourth. Edward K. Parks,
Rep; majority 50 Fifth, Joseph Il
Smith, Rep; majority 81
The Republicans also elected the Just
tices or the psaoe aud town treasurer
Charles Stafford, Rep, having ma.
jorlty of four votes. There was no cleo
tion by the people of town sergeant, bu-
as the meeting adjour led sine die the
new council will elect.
CharIestown Somewhat Mixed.
The result Of the June town meeting
In Charlestown was the election OF
mixed ticket as follows;
Moderator, Samuel b. Hoxsle. Rep;
majority. 8 Town clerk. George q.
Cross, Rep; majority 7S First council.
man, William u. Cross, Rep; majority
q Second councilman, Alfred Collins,
Dem. and Proy majority IS. Ihir
Pro; majority o. Fourth councilman,
CHARLES Burdlck, Jr.. Rep; majority 8.
Fifth cou lcilmsn, GAVIN Burdick, Dan.
an Pro: majority 10. Town treasurer,
Charles Cross. Rep; majority 3S Town
sergeant. Henry ". Hoxsie, Rep; ma
jority z First assess Asa aia., =. hoHsle' ne
Second assessor, Charles K. Dawley,.
Dem. and Pro. majority O. Third
assessor, Alfred Collins, Dem. and Pro-.
III; majority TO- The following justices
of the peace aere elected: Joseph L..
Browning. Joshua ii. Noca, Frank a.
Green, Charles Cross, Edwin Fisher.
Election In Richmond.
Ia Richmond at the town election Os-
car 4. Barber. Democrat, was chosen
moderator without opposition, ard for
the forty-second time Halsey y. Clarke
was elected town clerk. The following
was the other officers osen
Town Council-First, John L. Kenyon,
Dem.; majority 30. Second, Oscar h.
Barber, Dem; majority 35 Third. Elijah
Hoxsie. DEM; majority 70 Fourth. Levi
p. Cornell. Dem; majority 80 Fifth,
Town sergeant. Bradford Is. Moore,
Dem: majority 40. Assessors of Taxes
F.rsl, Neison X. Church, Dem; majo ity
So Secoud. Benjamin B. Moore, Dem. !;
majority II. Tuird, Oscar Il. Barber.
Den.; aj,rity 80. Fourth, Elijah Hox-
ii. Barber, DEM; majority g. Schonl
committee for thres Years, Nelson X.
Church, DEM; majority Is
Town treasurer-Cnarles j. Greene,
Republican,; majority o.
Oyerseers OF the poor-Nelson h.
Church, Amos L. Kenyon.
Auditors-Josepn t. Sullivan, Nelson
X. Church, Bernice l. Woodmansee.
The town ineeting adjourned without
ordering u tax. which Will necessitate the
calling Of n special town meeting.
How IL Stands In South Kingstown.
AZ the June town election In South
Kingstown there was q failure to elect
in several cases The result of the bal
loting as announced was as follows:
Moderator, G. w. Case, Dem; major
ity l9l. Town clerk. Howard B. Perry,
without opposition: Town treasurer. J.
Gilman. Il. o. Littlefeld, DEM; majority
a. Second councilman, no election.
Third councilman. no election. Fourth
councilman. j. s. Walker. Dem; major
ity IL. Fifth Councilman, no election.
First assessor Of taxes, no election. Sec,
Dem. 845; majority l54 Third assessor.
X Ii. Gardner. Dem. majority 81 Town
sergeant, j. X. Wilcox, Rep; majority
201. School committee Tor three
years. Edmund Walker: majority 6a
School committee for three years, A. w.
Brown, Rep, majority 81. Is. w. Case
and II. b. Perry were respectively elected
moderator and clerk OF the first voting
district There being no election OF
second. third and fifth councilman and
Of nrst assessor, another election will be
held Friday at / p. IN.
Very Quiet at Little Compton.
Little Compton's June election was a
very quiet one. The result was an
uounoed an follows:
Councilmen--Pardon G. Brownell.
George A. Gray. Samuel 4. Gray. Philip
Wilbour, Frank Il. Simmons; town
treasurer and collector. William S.
Almy, assessors Philip w. Almy, John
II. Tompkins. George III. u ckham.
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