The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-16

OF; Henry X johnson q year, 81 Town
s,ip Jerk, James #t\goy, Sc; Assessor.
William j. Wilde, 50. Auditors, James
Walsh 81. justice OF the Peace, David D.,
Williams Il; Judge Of Election, Ellis Jordan
80 Inspector, Daniel Ellis So District As.
SCISSOR h.J' h'l y 50.
RAVEN RUN.
school Directors lDemocratsJ-Fcrguso
80: Doulan, II; Nooue As; Mclaiu, Is; Elan
nigan, 80. CitIzens-Flannery 40; Mean.
u''"' OF Jones' 81; johnson 81; Crane, 30.
BROWNSVILLE
Sch'o! Directors democrats Ferguson,
AZ DonIHn, 10; Noone, is; McLain, 46 Elan
ulgtn, Is. CItl@ens-Flnuery, 81 Nc
Andrew %; Jones, 40; Johnson, 81; Crane, 50.
Lost CREEK.
School Dircc.o,s (Dcmocrats) Ferguson.
2l0; DUulan. POI; Nome, 223: NTrLaiu. POO .
Flanagan, 2OG. Citizens-Flanncry. 1858
McAudrcw, 1GS; Jones, 1852: Johnson. 1860 .
Crane, $50.
The entire Democratic ticket WAS elected
ny a good margin. The total township vote
ON the school Directors was rs follows :
Democrats-Ferguson, 1926 DOMAIN, 4O6 ;
Noohe, III McL"lu, 40 Flanagan, 400.
Jiiizens-tiannery, $50 M~cAudrew, 800 +;
Jones, 3li; johnson, 1862 Crane, 1873
EAST MNHANoG TOWNSHIP
Supervisor. Patrick Welsh, D.. Ig5 John
Hail, r., Al. school Directors DAVID
Lloyd, r., Isl William A. Slgr,rcv r
Lj2; Thomas Calvin. d.. 400 William,
Bradley. d., 524. Township Clerk - tricE
Igo. d, 567. Assessor. John Frv. r 400
Frank Friel, D 4lg; .Jo,eph HiIlabush In.
dependent, 1902. Auditor, George Wilthew,
r., i2l Michael Brennan, ID, 52s.
poTrsvrrtE
There was = Iigbt v,to ,,ilod a. po+tsuiuo
and tine RcnnbIiron ticket Won T., tu,a -
the wards the Rannblican c,nd;da+as n.' tn
su,u ,n,ioritios TnL,, II Einnau
school Director in the second yord { Al
Mortimer was reelected Borough Treasurer
for his 22d term. and Thomas H.. Lowthert
William Short and George w. Glenn. were
elected Borough Auditors. joseph H
Nichter, d was reelected Councilman in a
Republican ward ry a shrcwd ~aninulatinn
LoscH DEFEATED
The feature of tbe contn.t Of CcburLiu
Haven was conferred in the East ward no.
tween the two factions of fine RenubIic,r
party, each nominating a tirkat Sanator
Losch was repomipated for school Directo,
hut under the courts ruling his nomo and
that of his colleagues could not appear on tho
ticket, and they used pastors in the indepen.
dent column The vote was Steiner, c..
% votes Stauffcr. D., 167; Losch. Ind. 81.
The friends of Steiner voted for the Demo-
cratic candidate to defeat Losch. The Re-
publicans were successful in the other wards.
MINERsvILLE.
The RepubIicans eIected tboir borougb
ticket in Miper.vills arriving tb,ss of tba
four wards. The only excitement was in tho
Fourtb ward for the elertion of Counc;Inor
resulting IA follows. Garrev II and p
III. Williams r 40. Davis r 102. mr.,
D. 123. Sabindel ID no
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! nc e'oo',on AZ I"oNF lI.e passed OH very
i'io','' :" Il NoucoI''o 'lcNoV was ue-
go su'GT',u' oa""'uates were
n 'u'o H"tiS iIou'i''" 'us''ce ol inc
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nNoh" ; FoSiMAslEh DEFEATED
me result at Ashland was a Democratic
victory, ne greatest interest was displayed
ia the FIRST ward, where there were three
candidates lor school Director. Ii b. Clay
ton, recently appointed postmaster by Con
sressman Brumm, and Andrew Hause we're a
tie for the Republican nomination, and
neither would withdraw. The latter ran as
an independent and won over his Republican
and Democratic competitors. The fight over
The postmastership figured extensively in
the contest lhe Republicans gain two mem
oeIs OF %Couhcl' ana Democrats retain CON
u '"o ,o'ool po"'"' ! ne usual pehlo-
"''Jo'''''' "ei' greatly re"uceu'
MAHANof CITY
CITY was an important one to the people of
that own They voted ON the proposition