The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-02-16

ellis Republican by two on Joint bal
lot; and in the board of control they
neither gain nor lose, that body re-
naming Democratic by one majority
The following tables give the new
makeup of the three bodies:
SELECT COUNCIL.
!. Finley Ross. r.
2. Wade NJ. Finn, r.
3. John ]. Kcarney, D.*
4. Simon Thomas, r.
5. Richard II. Williams, Rs
s Edward James, jr., r.
Z. John +. Roche, D..
s. Thomas G. Melvin DIl
0. G. f. Chittenden, Rs
10. Charles f. Wagner, RI
II. Robert Robinson, D."
IL. John j. Shea, D.
Is. George Sanderson, r.
IA. p. f. Mccain, d.
Is. Horatio y. Fellows, Rs
16, Adam Schroeder, r.
II. j. a. Lansing, r.
Is. Thomas O'Boyle. D.ll
10. Edmund Frable, D.
20. II. ]. Coyne, d.
2l. John ]. McAndrew, d.
'Holds over.
Re-elected.
New member.
COMMON COUNCIL.
l. David H. Reese. r.
q Morris V. Morris, RI
g. James ]. Grier, D.
A. William V. Griffiths. r.
s. John II. Walker, Rs
G. p. F. Calpin, d.
T. NJ. F. Gilroy D."
s. +. W. Zizelman. r.
3. James Moir. R.'
TO- Edward f. Wenzel, RI
II. Philip Wirth. r.
IL. John j. Monaghan, Dbl
Is. T. b. Jackson, R.@
IA. Charles f. Wenzel, D.
Is. Joseph oliver, Rs
Ii. Edward j. Coleman, ID.
II. Luther Keller. Rs
Is. Thomas f. Morris, d.
10. Richard j. Sheridan, d.
20. NJ. j. Cusick, d.
q. Thomas Norton, d.
"Holds over.
lRe-elected.
New member.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
!. George II. Shires, r.
2. A. l.. Francois, D.*
8. Henry j. OMalley, d.
4. Benson NJ. Davis, D.
:. d. 1, Phillips, r.
6. John NJ. Casey D.
:. Dennis ]. Roche, d.
s. Charles f. Zeider, ID.
Q. w. A May, r.
10. Jacob Schaefer, r."
II. Peter Neuls r.
12. Anthony Welsh d.
l3. b. Il. Jayne. Ri
IA. II. j. Jennings, D.
10. Elias +. Evans, r.
16. o. b. Schriefer, r.
II. +. S. Barker, r.
Is. p. j. Langan, D."
10. Louis SChwaGs, r.
90. John Gibbons. D.
2l. Edward J. Leonard, d.
+Holds over.
Reelected.
New Member.
In select council w. M. Finn, R.
succeeds himself from the Second
ward; Simon Thomas, r., succeeds w
j. Thomas, r., from the Fourth: Ed
ward James, jr,, r., displaces NJ. +
Clarke, D., from the Sixth; Thomas
c. Melvin, D., succeeds Fred Durr
r., from the Eighth; Charles f. Wag.
ner, r., is his own successor from the
Tenth; John j. Shea, D., displaces
James j. Manley, D., from the Twelfth
p. F. McCann, D., succeeds himself
from the Fourteenth; Adam Schroeder
r., succeeds himself from the Six
teenth; Thomas O'Boyle, D., succeed:
NJ. j. Burns, D., from the Eighteenth
and II. j. Coyne, D., gets another
term from the Twentieth,
Common council has nine new mem
bers as a result of yesterdays bal
loting. Morris V. Morris, r., succeed:
r. f. Gordon, d., from the Second
William V, Griffiths, r.. succeeds Sim
on Thomas r., from the Fourth; p
f. Calpin, D., succeeds John F. Regan
D., from the Sixth; f. w, Zizelman
r., displaces John j. Flanaghan, d.
i'm the Eighth; Edward f. Wenzel II.
is his own successor from the Tenth
John ]. Monaghan, D., displaces Nor
gan Sweeney, D., in the Twelfth
Charles +. Wenzel, D., succeeds p ]
Nealis, d., from the Fourteenth; Ed
ward j. Coleman, D., succeeds Loren.
p. Zeidler, d., from the Sixteenth
Thomas f. Morris, D., succeeds j.
Noone. d., from the Eighteenth, anC
NJ. j. Cusick succeeds Thomas r. Nc
Grail from the Twentieth.
On the school board George II
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