The Monitor-register., 1896-03-13
Tne elections.

| here on Tuesday. In facG there WAS iibtlt
to Indicate that an election was in pro
gress. There was only one ticket In the
field, and of course nothing to lend any
were polled. The election officers had a
picnic day of it. The following are the
persons elected to the different officers,
with the number Of votes each received
Council, Joshua Moore, 3 years., ~
Thomas NJ. Taylor, 8 years, 81; Lewis b.
Wright, / year ~(unexpired term OF Jonn
G Borton) 80.
Justice of the Peace-Charles Fl. Rich
man, 8 years, 81.
Commissioners of Appeals. M. Lip
pincott, / year, 60; Isaac B. Coles, 2 years,
Sc; Thomas Nj. Taylor, 8 years. 81.
Overseer of Poor Isaac b. Coles, 80.
Surveyors of Highways - Richard
Kirby, so; M. D. Dickinson, go.
neutrality-suspicious. W. Crothers, 60.
Constable-Isaac B. Coles, 66.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $1,000. 90, 81;
Interest On Bonds-$180O .O0, SO; Roads
$500. 90. SO; Poor-$200 90, go; Dog Tax
LOO, 60; Open Bitch-$5. 90, 55.
SALEM COUNTY RETURNS.
PILEsaRovE.
In Pilesgrove there was only one ticket
in the field, and only about sixty votes
polled.
Township Clerk-Samuel Bezby.
Collector-Charles Richman, for unex-
PRED term of Jos. N. Reeve.
Commissioners of Appeals. jackson
Morgan, 8 years; Charles W. Coles, 2
years; Theodore Holton, l year.
Surveyors of Highways-Hews Crispin,
Jos. E. Colson.
Overseer of Poor-John Hanes.
Township Committee-Edgar g. Moore.
Justice of the Peace-John. Hanes.
Constable-Benj. B. Hughes.
Poundkeepers-John Hanes, Chas. W.
Coles, Philip Y. Keen.
Special Poundkeeper-JOhn Hanes.
Appropriations - For Incidentals -
$1500.00.
All Dogs, s1.00.
MANNINGToN.
The following Republican ticket was
unanimously elected: Clerk, Richard
Thompson; Chosen Freebooter, Peter E.
Smith; Township Committee, Samuel T..
Lippincott, 1 year; S. Preston Carpenter.
5 years; Commissioner of Appeal for 8
years, Samuel G. Allen; Constable,
Thomas R. johnson; Surveyors of High
way, Thomas FL. Wright, Joseph B. Girls
pin; Overseer of Poor, Thomas r.
johnson; Pound Keepers, j. Wesley
Shorts, Ebenezer s. milford, William
Parnell.
ALLowAY.
The whole Democrat ticket was elected
except John D.. Drummond for Township
Committee. The following is the vote:
| Clerk, G. H. Parnell, D, 142; W. B. Will
lis, R, 104; Township Committee, Will
liam Siokler, d, 104; j. D. urummond,
r, 142; Commissioners of Appeal, G..
Loveland, D, 142; Walter 8. Evans, r,
1903; Surveyors of Highways, Hill Smith,
D, IA; Samuel Nickel, d, 146; T. @.
Wilbraham, r, 1903; E @. Bee, R. 10S;
Justice of the Peace, B. M. Ferguson,
D, 145; John Garrison, r, 101; Pound
Keepers, Samuel Peterson, D, IA; How
ard Sweatman. D, l43; B. Sanderlin, D,
1877; John Fl. Vanlier, D, IA; George
Fries. r, 1912; John W. Drummond, r,
1902; H. G. Perry, r, 102; W. Fl. Chase,
R, 1902.
PENNsGROvE BOROUGH.
Union ticket-Samuel s. Borton, R,
Freeholder, 80; James D. Torton, r,
Council, 1870; ]. H. Smith, R, Council,
81; Gideon B. Holton, R, Pound Keeper,
40. Democrat ticket-Clement B. Lam
ming, Freebooter. 1856; James Diver,
Council, ISL; Nathan s. Wood, Council.
174; Joseph Sailor, Pound Keeper, 1877.
UPPER PITTsGRovE.
Clerk. .Theophilus P~aulding, R; Town
ship Committee, Henry Coombs, r.;
Surveyors of Highway, J. Ell. Mayhem, R;
Jesse T. Heritage, R; Commissioner of
Appeal, Hiram W. Smith, r; Constable
William Press, r; 0verseer of Poor,
William Press, r; Pound Keeper, 3. 0.
Keen, r. The majorities range from IS
to so.
L. P. NECK.
Following is the result in Lower PENIS
Neck Township Clerk, Isaac Fowler,
r, 181; Chosen Freebooter, William M.
Bright. r, 1928; Township Committee,
George W. Fowler, R, III; Survey.
ors Of Highway, John G. wheaton,
r, 152; William A. Davis, r, 152;
| Commissioners of Appeal, Samuel, Davis,
R, Isl; John T. Turner, R, ISL; Samuel
y. Elwell, R, 152; Overseers of Poor,
David Ecret, R, 152; Thomas r. PEN
nington, R, 15S; Pound Keepers, Albert
Batten, r, 100; John Miller, R, 149;
| Clerk, William Hannah, D, 1872; Free.
holder, Charles E. Atkinson, d. 217;
Township Committee, David F. Dixon,
D, 1885, Surveyors of>-HightwesasIoHn
81. Jenkins, D, 1874; Charles Fl. Collins,
id, 1888; Commissioners of Appeal, Hance
Jaquett, D, 1874; John II. Jenkins, D,
1872; Thompson Tuft, d, 1893; Ogerseer of
Poor, Thomas Pennington, D, 1893;
George Sharp, d, 1872; Pound Keepers,
Charles HI. Collins. D, 1893; John Shay,
D, 1914.
QUINTON.
Following is a list of Republicans
elected in Quinton township: Clerk,
Joseph /. Powell; Justice of the Peace,
Theodore NJ Birchmeier; Township Com
mittee, Charles Fl. Fox, 8 years; Com
missioner of Appeal, Parnell Rainier, 8
years; Surveyors of Highway, John q.
Lambert, Burgoyne G. CuG, Appropri-
alton for roads, $500. Dog tax, SO cents.
Place of holding next election, Town
Hall, Quinton.
L. A. GREEK.
The whole Republican ticket was
elected, the only opposition being for the
office OF Constable. Chosen Freebooter,
James w. CARL, 1879; Township Com.
mittee, Winfield Patrick. 98 Constable,
D. Hogate, 3S; Herman Smith, R, 1856;
Commissioners of Appeal, Horace r.
CARL, 8 years, 1874; jeremiah Powell, 2
yrs, 1870; Pound Keeper, Ercurius Ayares,
1876; Overseer of Poor, Samuel B. MUIR
ply, 1856; Appropriation for Township
Purposes, $500, 1876; Dog Tax, 30 cents,
1876. Place of holding election, Hafmers-
vile, 1876. Balance of Dog Money to be
used for Township Purposes, 1856. $40 fine
for chicken thieves, 8.
ELsINBoRo.
Following is the result in Elsinboro:
Township Collector, Samuel Powell, r.,
Al; Township Committee, A. Smith
Reeves, r, At; Commissioners of Appeal.
William Richman, R, 81; Surveyors of
Highway, DavidS. Harris, R, 46; Charles
Newkirk, r, 48; Pound Keeper, William,
Counsellor, R, .4S; Charles Steward. r.
AZ; Overseers of Poor, William Richman,
R, 81; Township Appropriation. $1,000,
As; Dog Tax. rs cents, 81; Collector,
Jonas Il. Lounsberry, R, / year, rs;
Township Committee, James B. Nichol-
Appeal, William J.. Casper, D, Q years,
o.; William Counsellor, D, 8 years, go;
Surveyors Of Highways, Charles Farm.
kept, d, 81; Thomas Randall, D, IS;
Oyerseer of Poor, J. Palmer Simpkins,
D, SO; Pound Keepers, Rorrows Riddle,
ID, 68y j. Palmer Simpkins, D, az; JUS
tiee of the Peace, William J. Casper, d,
6S; Dog Tax so cents, GO; Township ap-
preparation $1,000. SO.
Oar of Chosen Freenolders.
The monthly meeting of the Board of
Freeholders was held at Salem on
| Wednesday, all the members being
present.
Bills amounting to 1905 81 wsro read