The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-17
RESULTS IN OTHER PLACES.
PittstOu City.


lam Jordan.
SECOND WARD.
Common Council-Martin Gerrity, Z. Il.
Joyce.
School Controlers-Charles H. O'Brien.
Thomas Redding.
THIRD WARD.
Select Council-T. ]. Keating
School Controler-J. j. McNulty.
FOURTH WARD.
Common Council-M. NJ. Drew, George
r. Nelson, Patrick Lyons.
School Controller-William Monk.
FIFTH WARD.
Select Councl-James Hennigan.
School Controller-William Tracey.
SIXTH WARD.
Common Council-Joseph Wintle, w.
]. Kelly.
School Controller-Austin Powers.
SEVENTH WARD.
Select Council-C. C. Bowman.
School Controller-Fred Seibel.
EIGHTH WARD.
Common Council-P. NJ Doran, John
McHale.
School Controller-John Walsh.
NINTH WARD.
Select Council-Paul Bohan.
School Controller-M. w. O'Boyle.
TENTH WARD.
Common Council-J. H. Jenkins, Alex.
thompson.
School Controller-W. H. Monk.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Select Council-Daniel Maloney.
School Controller--A. T. Walsh.
West Pittston.
Burgess-C. H. Cutter, r., 6s4; A. l..
Stanton, D.. 23S.
Council-J. ]. Armstrong. 227; Thomas
yeiKilS, ofo; w. H. N"''ne"'o"' -0''
D. weeks, z4e' ,.. 90.
,, School ~ Directofs-W. =. Sreh.oil, ,,,Si Gol'
dnotaas lnoihas' 90; MIS- Saiah ga f''oo9'
'Vf' Mrs. 1eorse 'ohiisoii' 'Vo'
Archibald.
E,or .ho er.t ,,r,o In ,,o,,, ,aors Arob-
ha,d was carried hv the Renublican local
candidates and although the maiorities
are small they are considered safe. At
this writing the indications are that John
]. Langan will be elected burgess by
ma iority of about fifty. and A. J. Duffy
Justice of the peace by about eighty. p.
J. Mcdonnell. who was nominal ted both
by the Democrats and Republicans. had
no opposition. In the first ward John e.
Jones Jones was elestea eouncilnah ma anu SaennS iaenrG
ward, a strong Democratic stronghold,
the fight was remarkably close. Althoug h
the count has not been completed at this
writing the indications are that NJ. j.
Dean, Republican, will be elected coun-
Gilman and w. T. Cummings Democrat
school director by a small majority. In
the Third ward P. J. Lotus was elected
councilman, and P. j. O'Rourke reelected
school director. The vote as counted so
far stands az follows:
FIRST WARD.
First DdstrctNTax collector McDon-
nell. 80 Justice of the peace. DUFFY. 12s:
| Munley 90. Burgess, Langan, 147: Lane,
So Councilman. Jones, l3O; Bail, 1Ol.
| school director-Probst. lis: Cawley. III
Second District-Tax collector, McDon-
nell. 100 Justice of the peace. Duffy. 70:
| Munlay p. Burgess. Langan. Sc: Lane,
| 7 school director Probst SO: Cawley.
II Conncil Jones 90: Bali, 10
rtIrpn wApD
Tax Collector-McDonnel 215.
Justice of the Peace-Duffy. ia. Mum
| lev 100
Rureess-Ianean. 1o4. Lane 115.
| Council-Caffrey 10: I,oftus 157.
| school director-Shifler 7s: O'Rourke.
| 1879
The count in the Second ward was not
completed at this writing.
Jermyh.
| The following is the result of the bor-
ough:
| Burgess-H. A. Willman, 3O2; Graham
Waring, .23O.
| Justice of the Peace-William B. Swick,
Af1, n aho,lns Gn,s -, i'1oiaasoA' ~ I o oo7. 1oas
Sampson, 1862: William F.. Sullivan, IT'S.
Auditor-Frank Depew, 267; S. E.
| Meyer, 22e.
High Constable-Ira c. UT, 2ls; Timo-
| thy Donovan, 26S.
| FIRST WARD.
Council, three years-William Dunn, 100;
George Edmunds, 1OG
Council-Thomas Davis. 1OS; John Sic
School Director-Samuel Waters 80;
James Shields 1O5.
Judge of Election-Jasper Lane 81; ST.
las B, Hills, 80.
Inspector-Henry Morcom, lN; Peter
Martin, so: William Merritt. 80.
SECOND warn
courou II n Sr,,oiI 100 vyu,o -,
po,ya 20 A'''
SohooI D;roo.or ,rbor,os pr,,r,,r 10.
caona Somoot uioite 90 ihoi''aS f'''uN' 80
"GUise I,d%a ntaNe, ot EIaotior o. A,srod c,,e+,s
Observation-Disclosures solomon.
THIRD WARD
Co,,,,o,, potriai, p,'nd,.h OF. ,,ioboa,
NcGnie CGune''0r"'f4eN 60 nuro'Sh' o. M'e"ae'
siti; 0, Cho,, C,, 90.
uESlIa oU' MI 80, eS "a''''oN
ti'nl 49, 0' 1,,,,,,o r,,,,,,,,
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N1,,i, Io.o 1ob,, ,,o,.,o,. o,. 1,,,h, u
NinhpHson Qf '-'
N'choisoh' d.
OIyphant.
Yesterdays election was one OF inc
nlost eNcl,lhs ever heiu III tAe porousn
PaItlcuiarly SO III the SECOND warur Wnert
James w. bilen ueieated Ihomas IA
Drown Wy HaJorily oi seven votes ioi
eouncii' ihe Currah tacton VIII no"
control the councllmanlc poay: JONI
Lloyd the republican candidate Tor bur
gess, was aeieatea py gooa naJorlty