Evening journal., 1897-05-24

Second district-Mayor Mccoy, So;
Fahey. 76; Johnson, Al. President Of
Council, Norton. 81; Mention, 63 Alex
ander, 10. City solicitor, Cooper, Ga;
Harman, 67; England, 80. City treas
urer, Hamann, &C; Mammele, 102
Council, Kane, 100; Meaney, 6S. AS
sessor OF Southern district, Eugene
Sayers, 116; O'Connor, SO.
FIFTH WARD.
First district-Mayor, Mccoy, 33;
Johnson, 63; Fahey, "a. President OF
Council, Norton, SS; Mention, 25;
Alexander, H. City solicitor, Cooper.
40 Harman, 46; England, 35; Sprin-
ger, g. City treasurer, Hamann, 49;
Mammele. 81. Assessor for Northern
district, John Sayers, A; Rawnsley,
S5. Council, (no cOntest.)
Second district-Mayor, Mccoy 81;
Fahey, 9S Johnson, 1874. President of
Council, Norton, 155; Mention, 81,
Alexander, 40. City solicitor, Cooper,
61; Harman, 161; England, AS; Sprin-
ger, 10. City treasurer, Hamann, 123j
Mammele, 157. Council, Charles Good
ing, 2S3. Assessor Of Northern dis
trict, Rawnsley.' 207; John Sayers, 6s.
SIXTH WARD.
Mayor, Mccoy, 20; Fahey, 1856; John.
son, Sc. President Of Council, Norton,
1884; Mention, AZ; Alexander. S6 City
solicitor, Cooper, 119; Harman, 5l;
England, 49, Springer, 2. City treas
urer, Hamann, 1856; Mammele, 127.
Council, Heiss, (no contest) Assessor
Of Northern district, Rawnsley 81;
John sayers, 2S2.
SEVENTH WARD.
First district-Mayor, Mccoy, 66;
Johnson, 145; Fahey, AS. President OF
Council Norton, 1888; Mention, Al;
Alexander, %. City solicitor, Cooper
| 80; Harman, Sc; England, So; Sprin-
ger, As. City treasurer, Hamann, 1O6;
Mammele, 1853. Council, Mcdowell inc
opposition.) Assessor of Northern dis
trict, John Sayers, 1893; Rawnsley, 81
Second district-Mayor, Mccoy, Ia
| Fahey, 211; johnson, 100. President
i OF Council, Norton, ia; Mention, lO4i
| Alexander 46. City solicitor, Cooper
1858; Harman, "a; England. rs; Sprin
ger, l. Treasurer, Harmon, 30
Mammele, 73. Council, Mcdowell tn'
contest.) Assessor OF Northern dis
trict, Rawnsley, SO; John Sayers, 2S2
EIGHTH WARD.
Mayor, Mccoy, III; Fahey, 81
Johnson, So. President Of Council
Norton, 154; Mention, 1926; Alexander
6S. City solicitor, Cooper, 275; Har
man, 15z; England, ia; Springer,
City treasurer, Hamann, 464; Nam
mele, rs. Council, Davis (no contest.
Assessor of Northern district, Rawns
ley, 125; John Sayers, AL
I NINTH WARD.
First district Mayor, Mccoy, sS
johnson, Ga; Fahey, 33. President {
!, Council. Norton, 11S; Mention, 81
4 Alexander. 80. City solicitor-Coope
%; Harman. 12S; England, 4S Cit
treasurer, Hamann, 155; Mammel
J. "a. Council, William James (no col
p test.) Assessor Of Northern distric
n John Sayers, 1866; Rawnsley, 80.
Second district-Mayor, Mccoy, 13l
\ Fahey, "a; Johnson, AS. President {
q Council, Norton, 90; Mention, 81
q Alexander, 1913. City solicitor, Coope
. As; Harman, 130; England, IL; Sprir
ger, q. Treasurer, Hamann, 193i
Maminele, "a. Council, Willial
= James (no contest) Assessor
d Northern district, Rawnsley ,115; job
/. Sayers, 100.
e ELEVENTH WARD.
: Mayor. Mccoy. SO; Johnson, 16; Fl
d hey. 254. President Of Council, No
o ton, 2S2; Mention, 21; Alexander, 5
City solicitor, Cooper, 19; Harma
$50; England, 5s; Springer, 16. Ci
r treasurer, Hamann, 1856; Manned
, PIG Council domination made). A
h SCISSOR, Southern district, Eugene Sa.
II ers, 279; O'Connor, "a.
st TWELFTH WARD.
. Mayor. Mccoy, AZ; Fahey, "a
Johnson, 10. President OF Counc
! Norton. $40; Mention, 80; AlexandC
= 81. City solicitor, Cooper, 80; Ha
I 2SS; England, 60; Springer 8. Ci
'' treasurer, Hamann. 229; Mamme
1872. Council, Oberly (no contest.) A
|: SCISSOR OF Southern district, Eugei
of Sayers, 1877 O'Connor, 21S.
( INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
o. In the First ward the fight waged b
. tween the Fagan men and the ON
4 men. The old voters did not forget {
10 time when Fagan laid down to the X
publicans and came out in force
down IllIn.. ~ mere Was hO h6hOlhb,
NJ the contest was bitter.
Z; COCHRAN INTERPRETERS.
r. AS the shades Of evening fell, a
r. the time for closing the polls drew net
n little Eddie" Cochran, Jr., appear
n, In the Second district of the Secc
U; ward and began to make himself Z
quainted with the happenings Of
day. A man named Smith, a reside
z; of the ward, went to the window to G
OF his ballot. Andy" Crumlish, the vi
z: dow man, mistook him for some O
u. else and challenged his vote. Cochr
n set up a howl, and demanded Il
2: | Crumlish be taken from the windo
n Cochran called on Officer Malonel,
2: the officer refused on the ground q
Isl. Crumlish was a resident Of the wa
and was performing his duty as su
A. Cochran then read the duties Of an o.
of Ger to Maloney and ice, and were
%: duty at the polls He then offered
er apology for his interference.
IN BROTHER AGAINST BROTHER
a; The excitement in the Third Wa
IS was fever heat. and several Of the pc
y, vows came near ending in a fight.