The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-21

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First district--For school controller,
Charles Jacobs, r., llG Thomas Il. Wells, |
d., 1903
Second district Jacobs. l49 Wells, lO2.
Third district-Jacobs, 1862; Wells, 62.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
First Distrct-Seect council, q. j.. Kel. |
low, l40 p. f. McCNnn, l3j; judge of |
election. Robert j. Williams, l3B; Louis |
Bunnell, l2J; inspector of election, Alunzo |
Porter, III. Philip Durkin, l4); assessor |
of voters, David JONES' l31; John Gilgal
Ion, l3J; common council Z. j. Nealis, |
l59: II. l.. Krisbaum l3l.
second diStrict-Select council, KellOw |
1876; p. f. MgCanu. lGI Common council, |
II, l.. krig6aum, l2S; T. D. Nralis, 10 |
Judge Of election, Nhltriield Andrews, |
1872; j. r. Cummings, 40 Inspector OF |
election, q. {. Schrelter llG; Charles |
Wrnzel, lI5. Assessor of voters. Bert !
HoVser l9i. j. K. Burnett, lGj
FIFTEENTH WARD.
John H. Williams, Republican, il
elected school controller. Hs had no
opposition. The vote:
First district--School controller, John !
IL. Williams, n, POI iudgs Of election,
Jonn Wagstaif, h 1874. Inspector Of elec-
ton, John T. Evans, jr., r., 1872; John
Wagner, d., 3. Assessor OF voters, Luther
LOWS, r., 1874.
Second district School controller, j. II.
Williams, r., 100 Judge of election, H. Eel
lows Mason, K, lis, inspectors of election.
Jacob Jones, r., ll5; John MCTlernan, d.,
q. Assessor OF voters, Thomas NJ. Wat
klns, r., llS
First ward Second district--School con
troler, Mitchell, r., so; Archibald, D.,
H. Judge of election, William Wilson, 19
Inspector Of election, ". ii. Russell, IS.
Assessor Of voters, Samuel Robbins, rs.
SIXTEENTH WARD
Captain William Ksllow Rspubli-
can, Is re-elected member of ieleet
council without opposition. Charles II.
Schadt. Democrat. defeated j. w.
Browning, Republican. by plurality
OF 70. The vote:
First district--Seect council, William
KellOw r., l6I. common council, j, W.
Browning, r., l07. Charles Ii. Schadt D.,
ll5. Judge of election, +. l.. Sturdevant,
r.. l42 Inspectors OF election, w. q.
LOOMS, r., l40 j. T. Fahrenholt, d., SO.
Assessor of voters N. Hallstead, r.. IA.
Second district Select council William
Kellow. r., 1913. Common council, j. W.
Browning, r., l23 CHARLES II. Schadt, D.,
1885, Judge Uf election, F. c. Smith. R.,
1866 Inspector of election, W. A. U.John,
r., lG7 John NJ. Lunny, d., 90. Assessor
Of voters, Seth A. Bonney, Il, lG3
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
The election in the Seventeeth ward
was remarkably uneventful, Frank
Barker, Republican candidate for
school controller to succeed Henry A.
Kingsbury, was unopposed. The vote
resulted as follows:
! First district - Congressman. Large,
Grow. r., III; Hancock, 81; school con
troller, Barker, r., lS7; judge of election,
A. r. Foote, lSS; Inspector of election,
John Roll, 1872; assessor, d. II. Jay, 1870;
| for bridges, 1856; against bridges, ~; for
parks l59 against parks, Is,
Second district Congressman at-largP,
! Grow, H., 264, Hancock. d., II; school
controller, Barker. r., 275 Judge of elec.
tion, Horace +. Hand. 2G7; inspector Of
election. Robert T. Hague r., 265 John n.
Magrahn, D.. S; assessor, q. b. Partridge,
26S for bridges, 253 against bridges, Al
for parks, 29!, against parks, I.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
Michael j. Burns, Democrat, is
elected select councilman by plural
ity of ., and James +. Noon, Democrat,
is elected common councilman by
plurality of 50 over II. NJ. Williams.
the present Republican common coun-
Gilman. The vote:
Select council, Michael j. Burns, D., Isl;
John Conilly, People, l42. Common couu-
Gil, II. NJ Williams, r., 49, James f..
Noon, d., III: Judge Of election, John
Flannery, D., 200 Inspector OF election,
L. j. Williams r., g.; Thomas Rooney,
D., 1875.
NINETEENTH WARD.
The Nineteenth ward went back to
her Democratic mooring5 yesterday.
Herman Notz was elected school con-
troller by u majority of III while p j,
Hickey defeated his Republican COM
petitor 307 votes The vote:
First distrct-Notz, 1856: MantZ, ljO,
Hickey. 2l4; Frantz, "a. Judge of election
NJ. j. May, 1888, W. j. Smith, l3i. In
spector Of election, Louis Schwass l4S; NJ
j. Ryan, l29. Register, Henry Heinz, ls0;
q. L. Miller, lO2
Second district-Notz, l1O; Mantz5 a.;
Hickey, 1874; Frantz, Al. Judge Of election,
Fred Stagenwall, 50; Ambrole Herr, Ia.
Inspector of election, Charles blessing, 81,
Martin Woyshner, 1856 Register, John
Schunk, &c; NJ. J. Biglin, l1O.
Third district-Notz, l29; Mantz, 50,
Hickey, 1856. Franz, 60. Judge of election,
August Neuls, 60; Thomas Kennedy, l2l.
Inspector Of election, Henry Fuller 90;
Patrick Mullanny, no. Register, W, II.
Eden, 1888: Charles Hoffman, g.
Fourth district--NOtz, 6S. Mant2, o.:
Hickey, T3; Franz, 80 Judge Of election,
Fred Ziegler, So: John Breen, 81. Iuspec-
tor of election. Jacob Cordier 20: r. j.
Sheridan, G3. For register, John r. War
ner, "a: Charles Cordier, U3.
TWENTIETH WARD.
In the Twentieth ward A. T. Connell
and D. p. Battle were reelected Mr.
Battle had no opposition. while Mr.,
Conuell's majority over his Democratic
compeer WAS 80 Mr.. Connell three
years AGO defeated Mr. Battle for the
same Office by majority of 90. The
vote:
, First distrct--Conuell, lOj: McGrail, %;
! Battle, l59. Judge OF election, Patrick
Corcorau. Inspector OF election, T. J.
Coyne, 1888; F. Walsh, 81; IL. Shatfer, s.
Register, p r. Ruddy.
Second dlstrict t--Connell PIG, McGrail
1903, Battle 247. Judge Of election, NJ. #.
) Langan, 1853, NJ. Szyntsr l25. Inspector of
> election James Clare 1853, John c. Lavelle
80. Register Thomas Heifron 1855 Fred
b Hausrath o.
Third district-Counell. u; McGrail, l07:
Battle l2S Judge OF election, T. Doherty
; Register James Boland, Inspector James
Cannon.
[ TWENTY. FIRST WARD.
First dstrict-For school controller, W.
s. LangstafT, r. l39 David j. Bevan, +.
p, IL, Edward 7. Leonard, Citizens, z
Alderman, Kinney, IS; Joyce, 49, George
Keyes the only colored man in the ward,
was elected judge Of election without op-
position.
Second district-School controller, Lang.
staff. "A, Leonard, u; Bevan, 81.