The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-17

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DAVID H. REESE.
New Common Councilman from the First
Ward.
! spector of election, William Freese. r.,
| l45 James f. Neary D., 3. Register of
| Voters, j. Williams, r., 145. School con-
| troller, George Shires r., l4S
Fifth District-Common council, David
H. Reese r. SO; John Lotus, So. Judge
of election, James White. r., 1OS. Inspec-
tor of election, r., w. Howell, los. Regis
ter of voters. Lewis Latchen, r., l0S.
| School controller, George Shires, r., los.
Second Ward.
First District-Judge of election, W. c.
Coles, r., 81; j. *. Smith, d.. 8. Inspec-
tor of election. William ]. owen, r., II;
o. p. Miller, D., =; NJ. ]. Gerrty, D., 3.
Register of voters David j. Evans, r.,
50; j. r. Silkman D., IA.
Second District-T. b. Hawley, r.. SO;
S. II. Sickler, D., 10. Inspector of cleo
ton, Charles Vockroth, r., 95; p. F. Glib
| bons, D., 7. Register of voters, q. Il.
Matthews, r., SO; Thomas Mullen, D.. s.
Third Distrct-Judge of election Thos
| Thomas r., So; Thomas Flynn, D., s.
| Inspector of election, William III. john
son, r., 81; James j. Flynn, D., 9. Regis
ter of voters, Robert Simrell r., SO; Ed
ward Walsh, D., s.
Fourth District-Judge of election, Co
mer James, r., rs; James Flynn, D., 49,
Inspector of election, Harry Beers, r..
Il; p. f. McHale, D., SO. Register of
voters Thomas Williams, r., 81; Joseph
O'Boyle, D., SO.
Fifth Distrct-Judge of election, John
Thomas, r., /; j. II. Reilley, D., 27. In
spector of election, w. II. Davitt, r., IL;
p. j. Clark, D., 49, Register of voters,
James May D., q.
Third Ward.
James Grier appears to have pulled out
victory in the Third ward over ]. e.
Mcnamara, the regular Democratic nomi-
nee, by the narrow majority of 10. The
| vote:
First District-Common council, James
Grier, I. D., 100; j. E. Mcnamara, D., "a.
Alderman, ]. Gilbride, D., n; NJ. P. Noon,
I. D.. 157. Judge of election, p. j. Mullen,
D., 1913; James Mcdonald, D., 92. Inspec-
tor of election, 2. w. Moran, d., 1874; p.
j. O'Malley, D., SS; Joseph Stewart, r., 8.
Register of voters, John Flynn, D., So;
Thomas Boylen, D.. 125.
Second District-Common council, Jas.
Grier, I. D., 70; ], E. Mcnamara, D., 81.
Fourth Ward.
First District-Judge of election, R. T.
Eldred, r., Ga. Inspector of election, John
T. Edwards, r., 60. Register of voters,
William T. Sproats, r., 6S; George Skill
horn, r., 9.
Second District-Judge of election, Will
lam c. Scott, r., 81. Inspector of cleo
tion, Frank Bevans, r., Al: j. G, Detrick,
D., I. Register of voters Richard S.
Roberts, r., 49,
Third Dstrict-Judge of election, j.
Lewis r., 1l6: P. j. Farrell, D., 80. In
spector of election, Lewis Christ. r., 11S;
NJ. Finn, D., ST. Register of voters, H.
Edwards, r., lis; NJ Schneikert, D., 9S.
Fourth District-Judge of election,
Thomas G. Beddoe, r., 53 Inspector of
election, John S. Loucks, r., 40; j. B.
McConnon, D., 4. Register of voters,
John Lloyd, r., 50.
Fifth Werd.
In the Fifth ward Bezaleel Davis, the
Republican candidate, defeated Benjamin
Griffiths, Independent, and NJ. l.. Blair
Citizens, for the office of alderman. John
H. Walker, Republican, was elected tc
common council without opposition. Da-
Wis majority over Griffths is 165 and 19l
over Blair The vote by districts:
First District-Alderman Bezaleel Da.
Wis r., 1O4; Benjamin Grifths, l., 27; NJ
L. Blair, c., 100.
Second Observation-Disclosures, Bezalee
Davis, r., A; Benjamin Grifiiths. l., 70
, NJ. L. Blair, c., 81. Common council
John II. Walker, r.. 1856. Judge of cleo
tion, Pryce Thomas, r., 146. Register OF
voters, Parry Clark, r., lS4.
Third District-Alderman Bezaleel Da
Wis, r., lSl; Benjamin Griffiths, l., 66
NJ. l.. Blair, c., IS. Common council
, John II. WALKER r., go Judge of elec
ton, Deville Foote, r., unopposed, go
Inspector of election. II. j. Phillips, r.
) unopposed, 265 Register of voters, Harr!
Bradshaw, r., unopposed, 26S.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures, Bezalee
, Davis, r., 100; Benjamin Griffiths, l., 1877
, NJ l.. Blair, c., 46 Common council
,, John Fl. Walker, r., 175. Judge of elec
tion, Reese Bryant, r., unopposed, 1S9
Inspector of election, Eugene Long r.
lS9 Register of voters, John Davis, r.
lS9
Sixth Ward.
Second District-Judge of election
Thomas Ruddy, r., 5; James j. O'Malley
D., l6. Inspector of election Edwar,
Kenney, r., l2; Patrick Mclean, D., II
Register of voters. William A. Grady, D.
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Third Distrct-Judge of election, Levi
Price, r., 81. Inspector of election, Johl
Edwards r., 46; ROLAND Roberts r., s
Register of voters, Thomas Thomas
= r., Sc.
: Seventh Ward.
4 In the Seventh ward NJ F.. Glroy wa
! reelected to the common council an
: Captain p. De Lacy was reelected alder
man. The voting in the three district
was as follows:
First Distrct-Alderman p. De Lacy
d., "a; Terrence Rafferty,, p. D., 40 Com
mon council, Harry Haag, r., 8; NJ. +
Gilroy, D., so; Timothy Burke, /. D., 81
p. V. Scanlon, c., 10, Judge of election
A. Peuster, jr., r., 20; r. Courtrght d
rs; Arthur McGee, c., &C. Inspector o
election, Thomas Fairfield, r., 1G; j. Rud
dy, D., 75; +. Mitchell, c., "a. Registe
of voters, Martin Dougherty, D., rs
Martin Gilgallon, c., 35.
Second District-Alderman, p De Lacy
D., G2; Terrence Rafferty,, p. D., SO. Com
mon council, NJ. +, Gilroy, D., 10; p '
Scanlon, c., 80; Timothy Burke l. D.,
Judge of election, Patrick Toole, D.. q
Inspector of election, William Biglin, u
60. Register of voters, NJ Corby, D.. 81
} Third Distrlct-Alderman, p De Lacy
D., 1874; Terrence Rafferty,, p. D., a
/ Common council, NJ. f. Gilroy. D.. IA;
Timothy Burke, l. D., 81; p. V. Scanlor
c., 49, Judge of election, Philip Weimel
r., 36; Hugh Collins, D., 1O9 James Hart
nett, c., 80. Inspector of election, F. +
Winter, r., AZ; Henry Herbert, D., 1Oi