The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-03-17
COUNTY ELECTION.
Continued from First Page.
Ryan, Edward L. Hance; commissioner
of appeal, George Farr.
Mt Olive

Ryan, Edward L. Hance; commissioner
of appeal, George Farr.
Mt Olive.
In Mt Olive township Democrat
elected by small majority except for
township committeeman, Ira B. Stevens;
r., being chosen q years. commissioner
OF appeals, Nelson Salmon, g years)
surveyors of highways, w. II. Sharp,
Geo. |. Mitchell justice of the peace
Chable H. Howell constable. r. II.
Salmon; overseer of the poor, Charles
| Gleasner.
Mt. Arlington
| There was only one ticket in Mt.
Arlington borough where 81 votes were
polled.
Assessor, Cyrus E. Cook; collector,
James I. Lowe; councilmen, Richard J.
Chaplin, David T. Trundy.
jefferson.
Republicans elected ticket by 55
majority is as follows:
Township clerk, A. j. Fritz; town
ship committee, Nose Spencer, e years);
Charles Monks, q years.; commissioners
of appeals, A. j. Cook; surveyors of the
highways, Manning Flatt, w. w.
Washburn; constables, for 70 years)
Charles Hopper, John F. Wood, Frank
Hazen.
Netcong borough elected Citizens
ticket six majority over Democrats.
They are Mayor Abraham J. Drake:
councilmen, Philip Quinn, Thomas
Reagan; commissioner of appeal, w.
Charles Ruyler; surveyor of the high
way, Henry Astwick; constable, John
II IF fhA
Lambert Riker.
In Rockaway township the Demo
Gratis elected by small majority, all
candidates except township clerk, John
Thomas, D., being elected. The others
elected are collector George w Earle;
township committeeman, Thomas He's
lin, Anthony a. Vanderbilt; freeholder,
Thomas FL. Hoagland by 1873; com
missioner of appeal, James Onsted;
surveyors of the highways. John s.
Dickerson, Isaac P. Kitchell, justice of
the peace, John Cox; constables,
Charles HOPPER, George Hull.
Rockaway borough elected Citizens
ticket without opposition; Simon
men are A. j. Killings, NJ l.. Hoag-
land, Montville.
There was but one ticket in Montville
township, but two candidates were
named for freeholder.
Township clerk, Henry G. Baldwin;
freeholder, John Milledge, 1873 majority;
commissioner of appeal, Henry Bott:
surveyors of highways, VIM. Husk,
Garrett B. Jacobus, constable, Elmer
Speer.
Passaic
The Democratic ticket was elected as
follows Clerk, Harry A. Moore; COM
mitteeman, Henry Lindsey; overseer of
poor, Joseph Hilbert; commissioner of
appeals, Geo. Young; surveyors of high
ways, Septimus S. Walling and J. An
drew Hilbert; constables, Chas. Hoff-
man, ST., g years. Frank McGuirk, Il
year,.
Democratic ticket elected. For clerk,
George E. Conover; committeeman,
Ethelbert G. Blazure; commissioner of
appeal, j. A. Gritts; justice of the peace,
tie vote, Philip Yawger and George w.
Howell each received 1875 votes; con.
stable, John Cheepman; overseer of poor,
Amos G. Wolverton.
Randolph.
elected by 80. Township clerk, Joseph
E. Meeker; assessor, Thomas o. Bassett;
collector, d. L. Cory; township commit
teeman, Daniel B Crater; commissioner
of appeals, Horace Baird; surveyors of
highway, Jesse Clark, Jr., Charles o.
Parsons; justices of the peace, d. HI.
Dalrymple, J. B. Blackwell, 7. G. Pier
son; overseer of the poor. Elijah G..
Burnett; constables. E. G. Burnett, j. F.
G. Briant, James E. Chambers.
ROxbury.
Six was the majority received by DEM
cratic candidates in Roxbury township:
Township clerk, j. " Rarick; town.
ship committeeman, Joseph Mcconnell;
surveyors of highway, Irving Gardner,
E. E. Roger; justice of the peace, John
w. Fancher.
Washington.
Democratic candidates were elected
by so majority as follows.
Township clerk, Holloway w. Dufford;
township committeeman, Matthias Flem-
ing; commissioner OF appeals, F.. A.
Apgar; surveyors of the highway, Alfred
G. Howell, j. T. Naughright; justices of
the peace John S. Read. Alpheus lief;
constables, William Voohees, Jacob
Wishburn, Shafer Seiglar.