The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-02-20

council did not poll as many votes as |
his colleague, but he attained plural |
ity ~ l56 over w. II. Smallridge. Re
publican. The vote follows i'm detail:
First di9triot-Common council, NJ. Z. |
Gilroy, D., Sc; William II. Smallgridgc, |
r., ~. Assessor of voters, James Red
dington, IS; Terence Rafferty,, d., 80.
Judge of election, George BusSel, r.,
81; John Molloy, D., 53. Inspector of
election, August Peuster, r., 80; James
Maloney, D., 40; James Cush, l.
Second district-Common council, w.
II. SmallbridGe. r., AZ; NJ. +. Gilroy, d.,
%. Assessor, Michael Corby, 50; p. l..
Spellman, d.. ~. Judge of election, NJ.
Davies, d., 81. Inspector of election,
j. j. Horton, r., 81; Michael Corby, D..
10; =. V. Scanlon, c., 26; James
Moran, /.
Third distriCt-Common council, Will
lam IL. Smallbridge, r., 10; M. r. Gil
roy, d., 1856. Judge of election, benjamin
Davies, r., SO; r.. j. Gerrity, d.. 1871.
Inspector of election Rudolph Huber,
r., 40; Edward McAndrew, D., 1856 As
SCISSOR. p. H.Weimer, r., 50; ]. j. Ruanc,
d., l59
Eighth Ward.
w. S. Millar, Republican, gained
decisive victory over John Fitzsmmons.
the Democratic candidate for alderman
in the Eighth ward. Mr.. Millar's ma
jOrity was Is votes He carried both
districts, having u majority of "a in the
First and IN the Second. The battle
of the ballots in this ward was prob
ably as exciting as in any section of
the city. At o'clock Mr.. Fitzsimmons
would not admit his defeat. The vote
by districts is as follows:
First District--Aiderman w. S. Mil
lar, r., 1S3; John FitZsimmons, D., 109;
assessor of voters, ". a. Raub, r., IA;
y. p. Jordan jr., d., -lOi; judge of cleo
tions, b. f. Squier, r., ia; Thomas
Connery, d, lOl inspector of elections
W, w. Youngs, H., ia; John Grimes, D.,
1906
Second Observation-Disclosures W. S.
Millar. r., 14O; j. FitZsimmons, d., 1856;
assessor of voters W. j. Shiffer, r.,
l4l; NJ Keller, D., llS; judge of cleo
tion, w. II. jenkins, r.. l3O l.. Zeider,
d., 1875: inspector OF election, T.. H.,
Durlin, D., 10; /. Goodman, r., s; 4.
XiZelman, II.
Ninth ward.
Republicans had almost an entire
walkover in the Ninth ward, where
there were no regularly nominated
Democratic nominees, even for the
minor offices. Captain James Moir,
Republican, was returned to common
council without opposition. The vote
by districts is as follows
tain James Moir, r., 5l assessor of
voters, Curtis Powell, r., 81; judge of
election, II. $. Alworth, r.. IL, j. G.
McAndrews. d.. l. inspector OF election,
A. b. Briggs, r., 49, p. +. Lynott, D., |
u. j. McCaffrey, /.
Second District-CommOn council,
Moir, r., 81: assessor of voters, f.. G.
Browning. r., 6l; judge of election. G.
B. Thompson, r., 81; inspector of cleo
ton, George Roberts, r., 50; r. \.
Ruddy, D., rs.
Third Dstrict-Common council,
Moir, r.. so; assessor of voters. NJ. w.
Lowry, r.. so; judge of election. C. 4.
Fuller, r., 80; inspector of election, T..
w. Fleitz, r., 40; A. H. Christy, D., 10
Eleventh Ward
Robert j. Robinson was selected to
succeed himself as member of the
common council from the Eleventh
| ward. He had no opposition.
Twelfth Ward.
! In the Twelfth ward, which harbors
no hotels. returns could only be OBJ
| tanned from the First district. In the
Second the tally sheet had disappeared
N
| Constable, j. c. Moran, 5S; p. +. Ryan,
| /; judge Of election, John Looney, so:
| Fred Linder, 6; John r. Kelley, /; in
spector, John Mcdonnell, 81; David
Francis, g. James Mccain, 20; assessor
of voters, Patrick Kelley, 5S; Michael
McGrail, l.
| Thirteenth Ward.
| On Nov. 6 of last year SS3 votes We're
polled in the Thirteenth ward against
| 724 votes of yesterday c. S. Seamans
| the successful Republican candidate
| for common council. ran l4i behind the
Hastings vote and Attorney H. b. Rey-
nolds ran AZ ahead of the vote cast for
Singerly. a. C. Bailey was reelected
alderman over John Davis, Prohibi-
ZIONIST, by large majority. The de-
|
| First district-Common council, c. S.
Seamans, r.. 1Ol; II. b. Reynolds, D.,
rs: +. =. Smith. F., IL. Alderman. A.
c. Bailey, r.. 200; John Davis, F., Il.
| Assessor of voters, J. Il. Seabring, r.,
81; James Tompkins, D., l19; w. IL.
Deigtel. F., 49, Judge of election, W.
Maynard, r., 40; NJ. Ferguson, d., 81
W. G. Reynolds, p, 16. Inspector of
election, S. Miller, r., ia; =. IL. Mahon,
d., So: q. Maice, p, a.
Second district-Common council.
Seamans. r.. 1874; Reynolds, d., G2:
Smith p, 25. Alderman, Bailey. r.,
800; Davies, F., 65. Assessor of voters,
G. p. Bugden, r., 1871 II. Crocker, p,
4S Judge of election, Il. r. Jayne, r.,
2O2; A. Thompson, p, 40. Inspector of
election. NJ. w. Finn, r., l93 l.. Horan,
D., Al ]. NJ. Hughes, T., a.
Third distrct-Common council, Sea-
mans, r.. Sc: Reynolds, d., 100; Smith,
F., II. Alderman, Bailey, r.. 1879; Davis,
p, 49, Assessor of voters, NJ. y. Finn.
r., 155: j. q. Stevenson. D., i3: +. S.
oliver, p, Is. Judge of election, C. W.
Thompson. r., 1870; j. Sweeney. D., 60:
A. L. Chandler. F., II. Inspector of
election, $. NJ. Sioat r., 1875; j. Il. Hol-
leran, D.. 81; NJ. G. Carr, r., IS
Fourteenth ward.
In the Fourteenth the election was
robbed of any excitement by the fact
that only minor offices We're elected
| The vote follows:
First District-Assessor of voters, ]
II. Barrett. r., 40; W. w. Rose. D., %
Judge of election, j. II. Cummings. r..
56 John Thomas D., 4; inspector OF