The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-10


RARITAN.
John Carr, Dem, was elected Free
holder. defeating Geo. NJ Young.
Rep, by 259 votes. although the lat
ter is statwart Republican and
seemed to deserve success. DR..
Bogardus helped the Republican
ticket. For Committeeman. S. F.
Sproul Dem, defeated w. w. Ramsey.
Rep. The entire Democratic ticket.
was elected as follows.-To Township
Committeeman Cyrus w. f. SprouI;
Commissioner of Appeals Thomas
Q. Mason, Sr; Surveyors of Highway
John MorrelI, Sr., and Wm. T..
Roberts; Pound Keeper James M.
Butler; Poor 81 500; Roads 50. 900;
Ways and Means 81 900.
HoLMDEL.
The following Democratic ticket
was elected without opposition, only
6S votes being polled Chosen Free
holder, John Henry Heyer; Township
Committeeman Years, j. 0. Lam.
bertson; Commissioner of Appeals.
Garret ID. Longstreet; SURVEYORS Of
Highway, John w Repphard; VIM.
Callahan; Pound Keepers, w. Il: Hen
erickson; Theodore StillweIl: Michael
Ryan; John Dane; Eugene Elv: Ap-
preparations. Roads l.500. Poor 5000.
Ways and Means 81 900.
ATLANTIC.
Frank E. Heyer was elected Free
holder and the Democratic ticket
without opposition
SHREWSBURY.
George B. Snyder Republican. was
elected Freebooter without opposi-
tion and the Republican ticket was
elected.
WALL.
In Wall township VIM. Jefferson.
Democrat, defeated James E. Cook.
Republican by 26 votes. J. w.
Lauglan was elected Clerk.
NEPTUNE.
A. ID. McCabe, Dem. defeated Cook
Rowland, Rep. by 385 votes. JOS.
Harris Dem, for Clerk defeated Ear
nest Woolston, Rep, and c. b. Guer-
in, Rep, was elected Township Com
mltteeman over James Thompson.
+ Dem. The remainder of the Repub-
llcan ticket was elected as follows:
Justice of the Peace Robert Mayo,
Robert J. Holland.
Constable-Charles Cha inberlain.
Surveyors of Highway Walter Ora
watt, W. r. Miller.
Commissioner of Appeal-W. 4. n.
Emmons.
Poundkeepers Charles Lane, C. B.
Clayton
Appropriations Roads. 81. 900: poor
$1,000; ways and means, 50 900; police.
$1,000. Special appropriation OF 800
for the Grand Army posts.
MARLBORO.
The entire Democratic ticket in
Marlboro was elected without oppo-
sition, as follows ws:-Freeholder Chas.
E. ConOver, Committee. Holmes Y.
III. Dennis; Constable, James Filan;
/ Justice. A. $. Nivison: Overseer of
Poor, Elias Brewer: Commissioner of
Appeals, VIM Magee; Surveyors of
Highways, Thos Field and John
I Boice. Roads 81 800. Poor 81. 200.
/ Ways and Means 5000.
HOWELL TOWNSHIP.
In Howell township the regular
Democratic ticket was elected. JOS.
l.. Butcher was elected by 101 ma
jority over Rushiner Miller, Rep.
and b. Nj. Cooper, Dem. was elected
i by As majority over Thomas Van
Benthysen, Rep. The remainder of
{ the Democratic ticket was elected
without opposition as follows
4 Commissioner of Appeals, VIM H
FAIRY; Surveyors of Highways, J. t.
4 Cottrell. j. H Chapman; Consta BILE,
3 years Jonathan G. Ackerman;
Pound Keepers, Havens Marks. VIM.
Todd, John Mariner. Charles Maicr,
Disbrow Fielder, Amos Cottrell.
That there be raised for Roads, So, 900.
That there be raised for support of
Poor, 1600.
That there BE- raised for fees. election
expenses, &c, $500.
That the wages for team on road be
$3.50.
That the wages for man ON road be
Sl.25.
MATAwAN.
holder over Chas. E. Close, the regular
Democratic nominee by Is votes.
RAToNTowN.
4 VIM. r. Stevens Democrat. was
elected in Eatontown township with
out opposition. Chas O. McFa5-
/ den Rep, defeated Geo. Mapes, Dem.
+ Township Committeeman. by small
majority. Others on the ticket elected
We're as follows:-C Commissioners OF
Appeal Geo. G. Bennett, Geo. A. HUI
lick: Constable, Stephen Van Glider;
! Surveyors of Highways, Tabor C.
Tavlor. Francis Bowman. Pound
keepers -Thos. Riley, Harry Sher-
man and Longstreet Harvey A sur.
prise TO the trolley Company was vot-
ed TO make the appropriations for
roads $4,000. The trolley people have
agreed to expend as much as the
township ON the roads. For Poor,
$500 81 500 forways and means.
SEA BRIGHT BOROUGH
The borough of Sea Bright,
elected officers on Tuesday, Vim. X.
Megill was elected collector over VIM.
Brehm by a small majority.
A Dissenting Opinion.
Judge yredenburgh filed dissent