The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-09-27
ASSESSORS.

| Fourth DlStrlCt-lSaac W. bONef5s
| Fifth District-William r. Jones.
| Sixth District--Mr. Handy.
| Seventh District-John E. Whann.
| Eight District-Mr. Groves. ~
| Ninth District-Mr. Clark.
| Tenth District-Mr. Wise.
| Eleventh Dlstrlct-Mr. Barber.
| Twelfth District-Mr, Pordham.
| Thirteenth Distriot-Mr. Carpenter.
| Observation-Disclosures Hutchison:
Fifteenth Distriot-James G Reynolds.
| INSPECTORS
| Sixth district-Messrs. Casey, Beatty
| and Watson.
Seventh district-Messrs. Groome, Will
| liams and Whann.
Eighth district-Messrs. Delghton. Pier.
I son and johnson
Ninth district-Messrs. Smith, Wright
| and Rothwell
Tenth district-Messrs. Bradley, Nc
Ivcr, Burris and Rothwell.
Eleventh district--Mr. Paxson.
Twelfth district-Mr. Swan.
Thirteenth dstrict-Messrs. Suydam
and Dickinson.
Fourteenth District-Messrs. Lattomus
and Harmon.
Fifteenth Distrlct-Messrs FARRELL and
Smith,
The Republican County Committee
yesterday afternoon flushed the work of
canvassing the vote Of Saturdays prima-
ry election. and although John d. Taylor,
Alfred Vandsver and Delaware Clark
were found to be the candidates for the
offices Of Sheriff, Coroner md Recorder Of
Deeds, the committee did not declare them
elected because of the protests filed In the
morning against the returns.
On the protests tho ballot boxes will be
opened Thursday. afternoon, The votes
counted and the winning candidates an
nounced. This cannot be earlier than
Friday evening.
Tho work of counting the vote from the
inspectors sheets WAS resumed ate O clock.
The city fgures appearing In yesterdays
REPUBLICAN,, were official. but those of
the county were not. The official ones as
announced by the committee are as fol-
lows:
ham, 4l6; Mcdaniel 427; Megllligan 1874.
Coroner-Calloway 100; Guthrie 4S4;
Mccormick 1888; Mann 791; Ridgway, l39;
Spring 80; Vandsver 1885,
Recorder Of Dccds-Buckingham 203;
Brown 1923; Clark 50i Dixon 253; Moore,
43; Naudain 422; Pierson 81; Robinson 29;
Watson 1874; White 1885,
These figures, with those OF the oily, give
Taylor total vote Of 1887 StidhaIn 1857;
Mcdaniel 1885; Bradley 9S4; Megilllgan
1DO. luylUr >
The city result of the vote for the office
OF coroner with those Of the county give
Vandever total of 1888; Galloway, 272;
Guthrie, 6l7 Mccormick, 700; Mann, 1881;
Ridgeway, 374; Spring, 43S. Vandever's
plurality, l02
The county returns make the recorder
of deeds vote as follows: Buckingham,
452 Brown, 5S7; Clark, sl7; Dixon. 800;
Moore. 1926; Naudan, COL; Person, 5S2:
DnI Watson ON. Whitn
Clark's plurality, 81
The figures in the shrievalty contest
show that total Of 1919 votes were poled.
These figures are considered excessive by
the friends Of the respective candidates
and the count of the tickets from the bal
lot Eoxes they hope will SO prove. The
committee, Oh the other hand. believes
that the count already made is q correct
one and that tho fetal vote will therefore
be unchanged.
THE COUNTY RETURNS.
Following is tho county vote for sena-
tors and representatives:
SENATORS.
Third Dstrict-Blakely 1872; Wilson 175
Webster, 10. Blakeley's plurality II.
Fifth DIstrict-Senator-Ro Nc
Farlan $50; Money 81. McFarlan's plur-
Fourth district-Jamos NJ Shakes.
peare, 565. unopposed.
Sixth district Merritt N. Willets, 1888,
unopposed.
Seventh district-Isaac R. staats, 1873,
unopposed.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Sixth distIict--Ewing, 97; Handy, 5O
Tolley 50. Ewing's plurality. A.
Seventh district-Frizzle, $50. unop-
posed.
Eighth District -Depnlson 26O; Hicks
III Dcnnison' 'sprurality 80.
Ninth District-Johnson 49, Pilling 1O7.
Pilling's prurality "A.
Tenth Observation-Disclosures 142; Hance
81. Hushebeck's prurality 49,
Eleventh District Charles Walton 98,
unopposed.
Householder 4S. Clark's majority
Thirteenth District-Cleaver, ll9; Clay
ton lO5. Cleaver's majority IA.
Fourteenth Distriot-Lattomus "a ELos
~. Lnttomus' plurality AZ.
Fifteenth Distrlct-W Wooddkeeper 49, un.
apposed.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Serenth District -Brackin 81; Dilworth
92; Meyers 246; Talley 1888; Walker GA.
Meyers and TaIley elected
Eighth District-Ball 3O Dennlson 1888;
Hanna 81; Higbfleld lOa; Joseph NJ,
Hanna 10, denurlcKsOn o., lalley l0i
Taylor 237. Taylor's plurality l0i.
Ninth District-Callo lowny 81; Dayett 81;
Hamilto on s; Dsyett's plurality ,.
Tenth District Davis 4G; Grier 167;
Kee l3O. Grier's plurality 81,
Eleventh District-Llndall, 104; Mc1n-
tyre 49, Lindel's majority 1G.
Twelfth District-Lester 1872; Moore 0;
Pordham 1853. Pordhams plurality 26.
Thirteenth District-Allston lS9; Pleas
anton as3; Vail Il. Pleasanton's prurality
81
Fourteenth Observation-Disclosures 100;
Hodson 0. Fennimores plurality 100.
Fifteenth District-McCollin 80.
Tho vote for assGssar and inspector in
the country districts was the same as that
of yesterday, excepting the fifteenth dis
trio which was not officially returned. 1t
was correct, however, inasmuch as there
was only one can lilute for each office.
From the eleventh ropre sentative dis
trict there was returned vote for Mr..
Davis for Road Commissioner but as he
was not candidate the voto was Lot
counted.
When the committee went into session
the ballot box of the second district oi the