The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-29
THE CITIZENS
TICKET MADE.
c. H. Hagenbuch secures the Nominal
ton for Chief Burgess.
THE CONTEST WAS A WARM ONE,
But the Winner a Plenty Votes to Spare.
A. D. Gable Nominated for Receiver Of
Taxes, Harry Reese for Auditor,
Shoemaker n Williams for
Borough Justices.

and Williams for
Borough Justices.
Tho primaries of the Citizens party last
night were Of an exceedingly lively charac-
ter and furnished ample material for discus
sion to-day. The contest for the nomination
for Chief Burgess brought out big vote at
All Che polls and many Of the ward contests
were pretty close. The Councilmanic fights
in the Second, Third and Fifth wards were
vigorous and the contest for School Director
nomination in the Third ward was also an
affair that attracted almost general interests.
Over four hundred votes were polled in the
Third and Fifth wards, respectively.
The results show that.C. H. Hagenbuch is
the candidate Of the Citizens party for the
Office of Chief Burgess. The vote east at all
the primaries for this Office aggregated 1927.
Harry Reese, of the Third ward, is the can
didate for Borough Auditor. The fatal vote
for each Of the respective candidates for
Chief Burgess was as follows @. II. Hagen
buch, 367 John Dando, 275 Alex. Davis,
PAS Wolf Levine, 200 c.. G. Palmer, 10
r.. II. VanDusen, 90 James II. Morgan, "a
Pierce Walker, 81.
The total vote for the respective candidates
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Reese, 514 W.. /. Smoyer, ISL i. c. Malick
344.
Although the Fifth ward was second in the
amount Of votes polled its returns were the
first announced. The First ward was second
and the Fourth, Third and Second ward re-
turns were announced In the order given. 1t
was after midnight when the Second ward
returns were announced and the delay caused
much discussion and no little agitation. A
crowd gathered about the primary
and clambered f|ranticly to get into
the place and ascertain why the
ward which is always either first or
second, in announcing returns was so far be-
hind. In one instance a crowd displaced a
whole window sash in efforts TO get into tho
primary boards quarters. When the returns
were announced it was stated by the board
that in consequence Of some dissatisfaction
having been expressed by one Of the board a
second count had been made and it resulted
in a confirmation of the tallies as recorded
on the first count.
Tho results Of the primaries in the respec-
tive wards are given officially as follows
FIRST WARD.
Chief Burgess-Hagenbuch, 40; Davis, 32;
Dando, 81; Walker, 10; Palmer, 8; VanDusen,
5; Levine, 4; Morgan 4. Receiver of Taxes
Gable, lis. Borough Auditors-Malick, 6s;
Reese, A; Smoyer, %. Justices-Shoemaker
100; Williams, 113. Council-William Rennie,
1870. School Director, Charles L. Smith. 1873.
Judge of Election-James Major, 1877. In
spector-David G. Hughes, 2. Standing
Committee, William Wagner, 124.
SECOND WARD.
Chief Burgess-Hagenbuch, "a; Dando,
so Levine, AZ Davis, 12 Morgan, 8; Van
Dusen, 7; Palmer, 5; Walker, l.. Tax Re
eeiver-Gable, 176. Borough Auditor
Malick, 1926 smoyer, 43; Reese, 81. Borough
Justice-Shoemaker, 1873; Williams, 1872.
Council-Martin L. Shoemaker. 121 Charles
Schoppe, 1O1. School Director-Marshal
Baugh, 1874; Harry KEEPER, 1873; Israel
Eisenhower, n. Judge of Election-D. H.
Llewellyn, 175. Inspeetor-Warren J. Portz,
1856. Standing Committee-E. G. Malick,
1872.
THIRD WARD.
Chief Burgess-Hagenbuch, 90; VanDusen.
20; DandO, 81; Morgan, SO; Davies, as:
Levine, AZ; Palmer. 81; Walker, 10. Tax
Receiver-Gable, $40. Borough Justice-Sboe-
maker, 391; Williams, 1854. Borough Auditor
Reese, 1s0 Smoyer, Ill Malick, 1O2.
Council-C. T. Straughn, 226; John G.
Thomas, 1893. School Director-Thomas Dove.
Jr., 173; John f. Schaefer, Isl; George I.
Hafnsr, 1O6; II. c. Boyer, IA. Judge of
Election-Evan J. Davies, 32s. Inspector
Thomas II. Snyder, S54. Standing Com
mittee-Daniel Sterner, 1892.
FoURTH WAR;
Chief Burgess-Dando, 100; Palmer, 90
Hagenbuch, 29 Davis, &c; Levine, IL;
Morgan z; Walker, 2; VanDusen, Tax
Receiver-Gable, 1879. Borough Justice.
Shoemaker, 147; Williams, 1874. Borough
Auditor-Reese, so Smoyer, 81 Malick. 81.
Council-Harry Il. Reese, 1873, School Direc-
tor-David Morgan, 145. Judge of Election
Lewis Hopkins, 143. Inspector-C. c.
Williams, 141. Standing Committee
Samuel Shore, 139.
FIFTH WAR;.
Chief Burgess-Davis, 1872 Hagenbuch.
1902 Levine, S. Palmer, 30; Dando, 10:
Morgan, IS VanDusen, 10; Walker, 5. Tax
Collector-Gable, 2s4. Borough Auditor
Reese, 1854 Smoyer, 154 Malick, II. Bor-
ough Justice-ShOemaker, $50 Williams, 208.
Council-Charles f. Hoffman, 1884; George
Uangunas, ia Frank Book, 81; Thomas
Paulukonis, 2. School Director-John T.
Lee, 313. Judge of Election-George Pill
linger, 314. Inspector-Jefrey Williams,
Sl7. Standing Committee-W. j.. Watkins,
312.
The total votes cast in the borough for the
nomination Of Justices were as follows
William H.. Shoemaker 1,131 Williams,
1,O96.
Tonight the Shenandoah Republican Club
will hold a regular meeting at which the
ticket nominated will be ratified.
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