The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-03-16

Goodenough
the Republican ticket had good majorities.
1st Cd Sd tn MI
COLLECTOR.
Samuel M. Holt, R........ 203 123 l61 49, 1877
TOWNSHIP CoMMIrTEE.
Charles Benne1t 4 ~ q IS IS s 81 $50
COMMISSIONER OF APPEALs.
Robert K, Street, R.-... 49, 10 1853 4e4- l79
SURVEYORS OF HIGHWAYS.
Samuel H. Chambers, r. Dol 100 2lO 5H -SOl
George H. Peak. r.. 200 isf 2ls 5i8 sol
Danie i sweeney san' D.. 81 g IS IS ~ Ms
POUND KEEPER.
t Ead 20 Smitn l99 l29 2Os 81 PSI
NeaC Hdaoger.-Assessor Benjamin Remine:
collector. John Bowker; township committee
George G. Davis; commissioner OF appeals,
Asher B. Parker; surveyors of highways
William D. uartshorne, Ellis Bird constables
Wesley Shumard, Walter Luke.
PdLfnyro.-The result OF the election was as
follows: Freebooter Joel Homer; township
committee, James E. Russell; commissioner
Of appeals; Joseph Morgan; surveyors of
constable, Frank r. Gruby; overseer of poor,
Albert V. Horner; pound keeper, Albert v.
Horner.
penlberton- Moderator, John II. Antrim:
assessor, WINS Davis; collector, j. Colby
Montgomery; township committee, Joseph j.
Kinsley, Henry R. Lfppincott, John B. Mutt;
surveyors of highways, Jacob Worth, Daniel
Mutt; pound keepers. Thomas Newcomb,
Daniel Bowker, William H. Bowers.
RiUerside.-The entire Democratic ticket
was elected. Freebooter, T. w. Fairbrother:
township committee, Edward Schwabenland
commissioner of appeals, Andrew Richter
surveyors of highways. William Mayer, Philip
Stumpt; oYerseer OF poor and pound keeper,
William Mayer.
hdmong-Assessor, James Deilett: col
ector, Henry Wright; township committee,
James X. Naylor; justices, James Wills ST.,
Il. z. Warrick commissioner, Carlton Haines:
overseers of highways, Charles Rogers, VIII
liam Cotton; surveyors, Fremont Patterson,
Hugh McSwiggan; pound keepers, Joseph
Horner, W. N. X. Cotton.
SprinQfeld.-There was an exciting contest
here, the Republicans making a stiff fight and
getting three important offices. Aaron ii.
Burtis was elected assessor by 25 majority
over Elwood II. Stokes. Samuel r. Wetheriil,
who has run the township for long time was
beaten for collector by Clayton Hancock, who
had so majority. Thomas L. Assay had As ma
iority tor township committee The officers
chosen were Assessor, Aaron H. Buruis col
ector, Clayton Hancock; township commit
tee Thomas L. Assay; justices of the peace,
John Hagaman, George W. Brown commits
sioner of appeals. Gus. Schadle; surveyors of
highways, Stephen Birdsall, William II.
johnson constable, William Austin; pound
keepers, Jacob Sharp, William Hagaman,
William Austin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., A. e. Roster; town.
ship committee, Jesse L. Williams collector,
Thomas X. Sooy; commissioner OF appeals,
waiter SOOy; surveyors OF highways, eSSe A.
A. Ford. William s. Wills; constable, Foun-
tain r. Cramer; pound keepers Henry Taylor,
John Updixe.
WestdDlpton.- Moderator, William A. Fish
assessor, Hudson b. Haines; collector, Henry
b. Wright; freeholder, Burwood Nj. Halnes I;
township committee, Stewart NJ Mcfarland
commissioner of appeals, Clement Burrough !;
surveyors of highways, Joseph M. Haines,
Wi1liam Il. Shemeley; justice OF the peace,
William A. Fish; pound keepers, William
Foster. James Barnes.
WiIItngboro' A mixed ticket was elected as
follows: Assessor. James Nj. Stokes; collector,
John Z. Bishop; justice, Benjamin f. Bishop I;
township committee, William Mathis, Sr.;
commissioner of appeals, William Dewson !;
Rowland Stokes; constable and Overseer OF
poor, Samuel HI. Austin pound keeper, JOS
eph Brown
Woodland.-Assessor, George Bozarth; col
lector. W. j. Buzby; township committee,
Victor Ritzendollar; commissioner of appeals,
l. T. Lemunyon.