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

for reelection for select council polled
a total of 713 votes in the five districts
and his opponent. p. f. Gordon, the
present incumbent in the common
branch, polled 619 votes, thus giving
Mr. Finn a majority of at.
Morris V. Morris. Republican candi-
date for common council polled 779
votes in the five districts, and Mr.. Rep
logic, Democratic, $751; Mr.. Morris ma
+ jority being 22S.
First distrct-Select council, Wade NJ.
Finn 1S7: p. +. Gordon, ~. Common
council Morris v. Morris, 201; d. b. Rep
logic. %.
Second district-Select council Wade NJ.
Finn 324; p. f. Gordon. 76 Common
| council Morris V. Morris, SOZ; d. B. Rep
logic 80.
Third tistrct-Select council, Wade NJ.
Finn 80; p. f. Gordon, II. Common
| council. Morris V. Morris. SO; d. b. Rep
logic, IS.
Fourth district-Select council. Wade M.
Finn, 20; p. f. Gordon, 1S. Common
| council, Morris V. Morris, lO2; D. b. Rep
logic, 1862.
Fifth district-Select council, Wade NJ.
| Finn, SO: p. F. Gordon, 230. Common
| council. Morris V. Morris, GO; D. B. hep
| logic, lS9.
| Fifth Ward.
Daniel I. Phillips, Republican, was
| rendered the compliment of unani-
nous election to the office of school
controller.
| Sixth Ward.
| For select council, Edward James.
| r., received $40 votes; John E. Regan.
D., 296, and NJ. E. Clark, Ind, 135. For
| common council, II. f. Calpin, D.. re-
| nniN or lob Inh
| and c. +. House r., 81.
The vote by districts for James, Re-
gan and Clark in the order named was
80. III and 60; %, lO7 and 80; 297, IS
ana II. The vote by districts for CAL
pin, Joyce and House was 247, 20 and II;
eS. SO and 5; ia, 112 and so.
Seventh Ward.
| The candidacy OF Dennis J. Roche,
| Democrat, for school controller was un-
| opposed. For the various offices the
vote by districts was as follows:
| First district-School controller, Dennis
j. Roche, 80; judge of election, Martin
| Gilgallon, 50; inspectors of election, +.
| Lamont, 81: George Birkel, II; register
of voters. James Maloney, 81; j. Peus-
| ter IL.
Second dstrict-School controller-Den-
mis- j. Roche, n; judge of election, Pat
| rick Toole, IS; inspectors Of election, Will
liam Bigln, 56 Joseph CorDy, l3; regis
ter of voters Michael Corby, 81; Thomas
| Walsh 5.
Third district-school controller. Dennis
]. Roche. 1877; judge of election, James
r. Saltry. III; Frank Leuthner, 80; in
| spectors of election, Patrick Mcdonald,
| ia: G. Haldeman, 81; register Of voters,
j. ]. Ruane, ll2 ]. Il. iietzel, o. ....
Eighth Ward.
For select council II. c. Melvin, D.,
| received $40 votes and Fred Durr, r..
2l2: Melvin's plurality, 126.
For common council, Flanagan, D.,
received 264 votes, and Zizleman, r.,
239: Flanagan's plurality, %.
For school controller, ZeidIer. D., re-
ceived $50 votes, and Godfrey r., PAS;
Zeidlers plurality. 3.
First district-Select council, Durr
49, Melvin. 1874. Common council,
Flanagan, 1852; Zizleman, 100. School
controller, Zeidler, 1870; Godfrey, 1O5
Second distrct-Select council, Mel
vim, 165. DUR 1870. Common council,
Flanagan. 1O2; Zizleman, 139 School
controller, Zeidler, 12O Godfrey, 14O
Ninth Ward,
For alderman Myron Kasson, r., re.
ceived 4O4, and O. b. Wright, Independ-
ent, 272 votes, The respective vote in
the three districts was IT'S and 81, 1877
and SO, SO and 1922; Kassons plurality.
1872.
Tenth Ward. H
For select council, c, f. Wagner, r.,
received 2S3, and j, q. Kleeman, d.,
50 votes. For common council II. r.
Wenzel. r. received 200, and w. f.
Hauer, D., 1853 votes.
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