The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-02-21
MAHANoV CITY.
MAHANoY Cry. Fob. 21.

Mrs James Lyons, of East Centre street, is
visiting in Baltimore.
Max Mayer, Of Shenandoah, was seen
about town yesterday.
John Thirwell, of Ashland, visited Centre
street friends on Tuesday.
little baby girl came to the home of
James Phillips yesterday morning.
Mrs d. NJ. Jones and Miss Josie skeath
made calls in Shenandoah yesterday
Fred Hamburger and Howard williams, Of
Ashland, called upon J. w. Snyder yesterday
afternoon.
Edward Weymer, the genial and popular
representative of W. r. F. Weymer 4 Co.'S.
furniture house Of Sunbury, circulated among
customers this morning, and reports trade
excellent
Jacob Mayer, an old and respt cted resident
Of this city, died at his residence yesterday
morning Deceased moved from MiDersville
TO this place in the sixties, and opened a
clothing store here He afterward went into
partnership with Simon Trier. and then
again resumed business in his own name He
retired from the clothing business about five
years ago and since then kept saloon in
which business he was engaged ia up to the
time of his death. Mr. Mayer had been III
for quite while. He was a member of the
Blue lodge, of Minersville, and also member
of the Royal lodge chapter Of Mahanoy City
He " III be buried in the Jewish cemetery at
POttsyille tomorrow afternoon, leaving by the
1904 p. m train. The deceased is survived by
a wife and two daughters, Mrs Is &C Gress,
Of Danville, and Miss Dora Mayer, of this
city
Robert Deem and Philip Huntzinger. two
middle weight pugulists of local reputation
fought eight rounds in ArmOry hall last
evening, for the gate receipts, which amounted
to about $25 Slugging was the order of the
evening, the crowd cheering to blood and
knockdowns. Through every round the pair
clinched and hngged like lovers In the
eighth round Huntzinger fOuled Deem and the
referee declared the fight ended and handed
the stakes to Deem.
The result of the elections in town yester.
day was as follows
Congressman at-Large- First ward, Grow
1856, Hancock 259 Second ward, Grow POS,
Hancock 141, Morrow ,; Third ward, Grow
l79, Hancock G3; Fourth ward, Grow l39,
Hancock S6 Fifth ward Grow 1863, han.
cock 1873.
Chief Burgess-First ward, Henry Stern,
Rep, 2O6, j, Cunningham, Dem. 271; Sec.
ond ward Stern 800, Cunningham 147;
Third ward, Stern 1S9 Cunningham "a;
Fourth ward Stern 40, Cunningham 81;
Fifth ward, Stern 3lS, Cunningham lS3
Tax Receiver-First ward Shoener 229,
Knapp 2l6 Second ward, Shoener POI,
X app l13 Third ward, ShOener 100 Knapp
90; Fourth ward ShOener IA Knapp 1l5
Fifth ward, Shoener 222 Knapp 270
High Constable-Frst ward John Jones,
Sr Rep, 1877, Matthew Kane, Dem, 275;
Second ward Jones 225, Kane 147; Third
ward Jones 1872, Kane 60; Fourth ward
Jones 1873, Kane 9O Fifth ward, Jones 303,
Kane 1Sd.
Auditor-First ward William F. Clifford,
Rep, 1876, John Mnchhof, Dem. 2G6; Second
ward, Clifford 2l3, Minchhof l5O; Third
ward, Clifford l57, Minchhof 80; Fourth
ward Clifford 13S. Minchhof III; Fifth
ward, Clifford 245 Miuchhof 245.
Supervisor-Fust ward, John Price, Rep
2O2 Patrick Holm. Dem, 262 Second ward,
Price 2l3, Hobin 1856 Third ward, Price l66,
| Hobin So; Fourth ward, Price 1854, HObin 81;
| Fifth ward, Price 253 Hobin 240
CouuciI--Firat ward Gerge B. Yiengst,
| Rep, 212 James p. Foley Dem, 257
| School Djrector-FiTst ward, J. p Sleek,
Rep, 22S John O'CoDnell, Dem pa.
Judge of Elcclion-First ward, George w
| Brown, Rep, 1913, Walter Walsh Dem, 273
! Inspector Of Eection-First ward Thomas
West, Rep, 19l, John McCauley, Dem, go
COun il--SeuOnd ward, Thomas J. Edwards,
! Rep, ls7 Henry Schu, Dem, 40.
School Direct second ward, Adam S
! Mengel, Rep, 3 years, 225; James McCabe,
| Dem years, 1i7; DR. A. B. Sherman, Rep,
2 ears, 222; John Winkle, Dem, 2 years,
l27.
Judge of Election-second ward John
| COOmb, Rep, 2O1; Charles Adams, Dem 1856
| Inspector of Election-Second ward, John
Holland, ST., Rep, 2lS; James Kane, Dem
142.
Justice of the Peace Second ward, Edward
Fogarty, Dem, l13; August Weber, Rep.
1877
Council-Third ward, L. Van Horn,
Rep, 147; r, 4. Jones, Dem. 100
School Director Third ward, $. G Selig
MAJ, Rep, l46; J. j. Meyers Dem, 1O4
| Judge Of ElectiOn-Third ward, William
! 4. Patterson, Rep, 81
| Inspector of E'ectiou-Third ward, Harry
Clifford, Rep, 1866 O. enry Pierman, Dem, 81
| COun cil-FOurth ward, Joseph Seigman
Rep, 142, John Schier, Dem, 1l5
School DirectO.-Fourth wdfd, William
Hopes, Rep, 143 Godfrey Reidenger Dem
| lOS
Judge Of Election-Fourth ward, Austin
Sherman, Rep l55, mon Trier, Dem, 90
| | specUor of Election Fourth ward. Ed
ward Beddow, Rep, 144, Fred Klitsch, Dem.
lO5
Justice of the Peace Fourth ward, John
Kemery, Rep l64 H. Drfrchn, Dem 80.
Godfrey Reidingcr the defeated caudidat,
for school director is said to have held tina
office for more than twenty years.
Council-Fifth ward, James Harper, Rep
DPS Fred Miller Dem, 265
School Director-Flfth ward, Evan len
kius. Rep, 25s Isaac d. Phillips, Dem, 23i
Judge Of Election-Fifth ward, Samue
Notks, Rep, 290; Austin Pasquay, Dem
1856.
Inspector Of Election Fifth ward, William
Samues, Rep, Dos Daniel Driscoll, Dem
llgl
The movement TO increase the borough in
dcbtcdncss to 100000 for proposed new waite
works was defeated by about 275 majority
The vote by wards is as follows:
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