Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-11-14
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

H., 0Jls jacob hlIuclDcl BEL H. WV AAA-4
delberger's majority, sc.
Madison district-Rob B. Naylor D., GIG;
II. z. McGregor, r.. 1,227; McGregor's ma
jority, Oil.
Clay district-Henry Robrecht, D.. $50,
p =. Dobbins, r., 696; Dobbins majority
157.
Union district-W. II. STEELE, D., 500; Otto
Tyson, r., go; Tysons majority 40.
Centre dlstrict-Philip Viellinger, D., 3S6;
a. s. Hare r.. 4O2; Hares majority l6.
Webster district-John II. Whyte, D., $50;
John Hess. r.. 936; Hess majority, ..
Richie district-August Fette, D.. 63l;
Adolph F.itz, r.. 9Ss; Fritz's majority, 367.
Liberty district-James NJ. Faris, D., POI;
Da eel Maxwell. r.. 2O4 Faris' majority,
20.
Richland district-A. p. McCuloch. D.,
ISL: r. p. Glass, r., 226 Glass majority,
80
Triadelphia district-D. NJ. Thornburg,
D.. 400: j. A. Burkett r., 54i; Burketts
majority, 45.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Washington district-W. c. Hanes D.,
49,; c. s Noble, r.. so; Mobiles majority,
: l3S.
Madison district-E. c. Myers D.. SIS;
NJ. Hubbard, r., Lo72; HuDbards major
ity, 254
Clay district. C. Riheldaner. r.. 700;
Alex Updegrah. D.. 5s3; 5. J.. Jepson, D..
! 7l2; J. G. McIark, D., 533; Rihedaffer and
Jepson elected.
Union district-James McAdams. r., Gil;
J. A. Miller. D.. G31; Miller's majority, 20.
Centre district-C. W. Seabrght. D.. 81;
Stephen Warehouse, r., 394; S. II. Kas-
ley. r., 400; c. L. Hill, D., L; Warehouse
and Kasley elected.
Webster district-Edward Wilde, D., 9l4:
A. J. McNash, r., 956; McNash's major
ity, ~.
! Richie district-Herman Bentz. D.. 533;
I Fred. Schaub, r., 9A; Schaub's majority
| 451.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Washington district-AIbert stahnke, D..
| e.; A. c. Wagner, r., g, Stahnke's plural
I ity l.
Richie district-G E. McCulIy D.. 2S;
John Wright, ST., r., 9S; Wright's major
ity, 20.
Liberty district-salathiel Curtis. D., 2oi;
! D. c. Frazier, r., 2O9; Fraziers major
ity, ;.
Triadelphia district-M Madden, D.. $50;
J. F. Shirk. r., $50: Shirk's majority. 70.
Richland district-George Crisis. D.. pos;
NJ. f. McCulloch r., 2O3; Crisis major
ity, ..
The other district officers elected are as
follows:
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
yK-osbfrgtov DISTRICT II Riddle Il
and J. G. Habberfeld, r.
Madison district-W. H. Caldwell. r.,
and II. c. Peterman, r.
Clay dlstrict-L. c. Genther, r., and J.
F. Thompson. r.
Union district-M. J. Fitzpatrick. r., and
j. VI. Confer r.
Centre district-W. w Rogers. r.. and
I Hugh Dawson d.
Webster district-J. Anderson r.. AID
William Frank. r.
Ritchie district. ". Schutze, r., and
James Allen, r.
Richland district-M Mcneil, D., and
d a. Waddle. r.
Triadephia district. Maxwell, r..
and NJ. s. Smith. r.
Liberty district-W. T. Gibson, r., and
John Gardner r.
CONsTABLEs.
Washington district-George Mckinley,
r.. and A. McConahey. r.
Madison district-A /. st. Myers, RID,
and u. A. Beymer r.
Clay district-M Bennett, r., and Os-
borne Gray. r.
Centre distrlct-D. NJ. Morris, r.. and
Edward Heller, d.
Webster district. a. Larue r., and
NJ. W Smith, r.
Richie dlstrict-W. Weiser. r.. and
| William Kesng, r.
Richland district-Robert Constain. .,
| an S. Mcdonald, r.
Triade'7hia district-Thomas Burk, r..
and william Robinson r.
Liberty distrct-John Briggs. r.. and
W. r. Hanna. r.
Clerk Mofsat will complete the official
tabulation on the county, State and ma
tional Offices to-day.