The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-02-20

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countryn was his remark as he turned
away disguised. The count was finished
at very late hour and resulted as fol-
lows:
For Aldermen Edgar E. Rounds, 1873;
Zenas Thompson, Jr,, 1856
For Councilmen-James G. Kent, 3O2
Walter l.. Lefavor, 273; Benjamin T.
Ward. 90; Jason I. Pickett, Sc; Peter >.
Nickeson. 2O4; whole number of votes
cast 313.
| So Mr.. Thompson was nominated fof
alderman and Messrs. Kent, Lefavor and
| Nickerson for councilmen. Mr.. Rounds
moved that the nomination of Mr..
| Thompson be made unanimous and the
motion was received with cheers and
carried. The other candidates as printed
a vote of 313, but the election of city
committee revealed the contest again.
The vote resulted:
For City Committee-W. F. Morse, 1872;
Melvin r. Weeman, 1856; Edmund E. True,
1917; John F. Aliingham, 142, Joseph +.
Colley, 1872; George e. ..Macgowan, ID
VIC. G. Carney. Ito; w. A. Moxcey, o.;
Frank W. Robinson, 81; Edwin E. Brown,
|
81; George I. Perry, 6.
This vote elected three of the five
members, Messers. Morse, Weeman and
True and they were authorized to fill the
vacancies.
This was the ticket nominated in Ward
Four
| Alderman-Nathan f. Redlon.
Councilmen Silas E.. Sylvester,
Nathaniel W. Morse and Patrick ~.
Melody. 81
| Warden-George c. Jose. ~ = . z
Ward Clerk Robert A. Fcgg.
Constables- Frank Merrill, William S.
Morse.
Delegates to Mayoralty Convention
Fred E. Boothby, Nathan E. Redlon,
| James P. Ingraham, Samuel A. True,
| Daniel f.. Bowen, Frank l.. Howe and
Arthur r. Alexander.
| City Committee-Ch G. Douglass,
Nathan E. Redlon. Joseph B. Reed,
Nathaniel W. Morse, John Murphy, Jr.
Ward Five.
The meeting was called to order by r.
W. jackson and MILFORD G. Chapman was
elected chairman and Henry r. Leach,
secretary.
DR.. James B. O'eiNll, at the opening
of the polls, withdrew his name as a
candidate for school committee. The
highest vote cast was 13S Thefollowing
| is the entire ticket nominated:
| Alaermarl-Frank Fl. Little.
Councilman-Frank C. Johnston, r.
| Stuart Laughlin, John 7. Pagan.
Warden-George W.Sylvester.
| Ward Clerk-John Howard Hill.
| Constables-E ben N. Perry and Henry
| S. Trasher.
School Committee Edwin f. Vose.
Delegates to Mayoralty Convention
Josiah H. Drnmmond, ). Frank Hovey,
| Andrew J. Cummings, Charles +. Libby,
Fred Hiking, Samuel B. Kelsey, and
Joseph r. Libby. %
| City Committee-Robert W. Jackson,
William H.. Dugan, Fred o. Conant,
George A. Bynon and J. Frank Hovey.
In the contest for school committee
DR.. c. o. Files had twenty votes, DR.. j.
B. O'Neill and DR.. e. F. Vose 1906.
Ward Six.
Mr.. Thomas P. Shaw was elected chair
man and Mr.. Edward Gray clerk. The
whole number of ballots cast was 800.
The only real contest in this ward and
that was lively one, was for council
men. There were $50 ballots cast for this
office John F. Bond had 139, CharlesssA.
Brown 123 Frank f Holland Ia, Charles
j. Mcdonald 1869, Henry S. Payson 225 and
W. Edwin Ulmer %. Messrs. Payson,
Mcdonald and Holland were successful.
Besides the five elected for city COM
mittee Whitman Sawyer had 1874 and H.
I, This xuos tho tiokQt nny1nj
mated:
Aiderman-Charle III. Randall.
Councilmen-Frank F. Holland, Chas.
J. Mcdonald, Henry S. Payson.
Warden-Edwin A. Gray.
Ward Clerk-Wilfiam G.Soulde.
Constables- Samuel W. JOY, Clarence
A. johnson.
Delegates to Mayoralty Convention
Joseph W.Symonds, George II. Colby.
Charles A Brown, Samuel M. Lovejoy,
George s. Hunt, Flavel B. Waldron, Moses
I'll. Dole.
Cjty ommittee-Converse o. Leach,
Samuel D. Lincoln, Frank B. Milliken,
Charles j. Pennell, David S. Ray.
Ward Seven.
"a 1t was large gathering of the Repub-
Iicans of Ward Z at their caucus last eve
ming.
Henry P. Cox was elected chairman
and Charles E. Eaton secretary. Messrs
Stephen r. Small Charles Cushman, and
George Il. Allan were chosen to receive,
sort and count votes.
The voting proceeded along without
any more trouble than. the ruling out of
about one hundred Democrats, who
were present to participate in Republi-
can caucus. Their claims were very
properly laid aside.
There were 254 votes cast for alderman.
Edwin r.. Smith, Esq, received the
whole mum Der, but there were twenty
one ballots that were not marked for
this Office.
For councilmen there were five candi-
dates and the trio of successful nominees
was Daniel F. Nash, who received 1874
votes; Charles E.Snow. 231; and Henry
soule, 1874. Councilman Lindley M.
Webb received "a votes and James E.
Dawson got IS votes.
The present warden, Lyman W. Han
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