The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-22

Courtright, 1a0 Judge of election,
Sykes, 141; Dougherty, 1872. Inspector
Of election Jones, 1872; Mahon, l4o;
Walker, 1926; Lynn, 149; Dilgte1, 10.
Third district-Ward assessor, Bug
den, 116; McTague, 23. Common coun-
Gil, Alfred Harvey, r., 1928; T. J. Mad
den, D., ~. Constable, Noack, 92;
Courtright, lie. Judge of election, A.
II. Simrell 109: James Pace, 81. In
spector of election, A. Overbaugh, 30;
w. Buckley, 81. Register Of voters, S.
NJ. Sloat, &c; j. Elder 81.
Fourteenth Ward.
First dlstrict-ward assessor, G. w.
Thomas, 110; John Cawley, 1870. Con-
stable, Sam Porter, 10S; L. Rooney, 1872.
Judge of election, A. Ferdinando, ia;
James Durkin, 115. Inspector of elec-
ton, G. w. Brown, Ill; M. j. Mean
drew, 122.
Second district-ward assessor, j..
w. Thomas, 81: John Cawley, 1853.
Constable, Sam. Porter, IS; J.. Rooney,
1877. Judge of election, Curt Andrews,
go; NJ. e. Flynn. 144. Inspector of elec-
tion, Fred Struening, S5; John Dona-
hue, 14S. Register of voters, Bert
Houser, 93; John r. Barrett, Isl.
Fifteenth Ward.
The independent candidacy of Thomas
NJ. Watkins for the office of common
council in the Fifteenth ward, caused
the defeat of Richard Thomas, the Re-
publican nominee and resulted in the
election of John Wagner. Democrat.
First distrlct-Ward assessor, Eb. T.
Davis. PA. Common council Richard
Thomas, r., 1876; John Wagner, D.,
1874; Thomas M. Watkins, l., 127. Con-
stable, Burschell, S2; John Lance, 237.
Second district-Common council,
r. Thomas, r., 10l: John Wagner. D.,
1O4; Thos. M. Watkins, l., 73. Consta-
BILE, Henry Rurschel, 60.
Sixteenth Ward.
First district-Ward assessor, Nathan
Halstead, 100; NJ ]. Gillespie. 59 Con-
stable, F. A. Bates, 100. Judge of cleo
tion, ]. ]. Callahan, 105 Inspector of
election, C. E. Crothemal, 103. Regis
ter of voters, $. w. Finn, 102
Seventeenth Ward.
First district-Ward assessor, w. n.
Hackett. 237. Common council, Luther
Keller r., 235. Constable, j. A. PEN
man, 249. Judge of election, NJ. j. Nc
| Andrew, 243. Inspector of election,
Peter l.. Mann, 245. Register of voters,
d. II. Jay, 249.
Second district--Ward assessor, w. T.
| Hackett, 309. Common council, Luther
Keller 329. Constable, J. A. Penman,
325. Judge OF election, w. A. Connell,
324. Inspector of election, w. p. Ben
nett, 324; j. ]. McGran, .. Register of
voters, w. p. Bennett, 325.
Eighteenth Ward
James w. Clark defeated John Me-
Hale for the office OF constable. The
vote was: Clark, 200; McHale. I2.
Nineteenth Ward.
William Smith, Republican, defeated
| NJ. j. May. Democrat, by 1875 votes, for
the office of common council.
First district-Ward assessor, Oscar
| Straub, 1853; John Snyder, III. Com
mon council, William Smith. r., 2l1;
NJ. T. May, D., $50. Constable, John
| Chase, 2O2; p. Allabaugh. 144. Judge
| of election, Chas. Kellerman, ia; f.
Ridenbaugh, 179. Inspector of election,
John Hartman, 1876: T; Brown, 159.
Register of voters, p. w. Haas, 1874;
| Thos. Kelly. 164.
Second distrlct-ward assessor, Oscar
Straub, 40; John Snyder, 1855. Com
mon council, William Smith, r., 1888;
M T. May, D., 14i. Constable, John
| Chase, 140; +. Allabaugh, 1874 Judge
of election, A. Killiam, 104: Thos. Jor-
dan, 152. Inspector of election, VIM. II.
| Waller, 90; A. Moser, 100. Register of
voters, Fred Snyder, 1S9; Thos. Gilboy,
| 133.
Third district-Ward assessor-Oscar
| Straub, 1S0; j. II. Schneider, 1872. Com
mon council, w. ]. Smith, r., 161; Nj.
]. May, D., 153. Constable ]. Chase.
1888: p. Allabach 146. Judge of elec-
spector of election, G.. Kambat 144; d.
F. Kelly, 15l. Register of voters. G.
Rose, 175; B. Byron, 145.
Fourth district-Ward assessor, Os-
car Straub. S3: John Snyder, S9. COM
mon council, William Smith, r., 10;
| oh n VnlN
Chase, 100; T. Allabaugh, y. Judge of
election, Chas. Lirman, 90 Aug. Weller,
| rs. Inspector of election, Jacob Petry,
S5: j. NJ. Murray, SO. Register of vot-
ers, +. Lowenstein, 96: ThOs. Wade,
| IS.
Twentieth Ward.
First district-Ward assessor, Joseph
Murphy, 165. Constable Michael Nc
Murray, 10l: jos. Moore, 102. Judge
of election, VIM. McCrea, 100. Inspec-
tor of election, owen Melvin, 176;
David Francis, 81. Register of voters,
| Patrick Roche, 100.
Third district-Ward assessor, Joseph
Murphy, 101. Constable, j. Moore, IS;
NJ. McMurray, Al. Judge of election,
p. Kinney, "a; ]. Boland, IS. Inspector
of election, j. Lavelle SO; II. Walsh,
2S, Register of voters, F. Hughes, Sc.
Twenty-First Ward.
Thomas Norton, Democrat, was re-
| elected to the common council from the
Twenty-first ward, defeating John Ord,
Republican.
First district-Ward assessor, John
Canterbury, 81; Michael Roche, So.
Common council, John Ord, r., 6l;
Thomas Norton, D., 12S. Alderman,
Martin Joyce, 80; NJ. p. Reilly, SO. Con-
stable, Joseph Dean, 1O5; John Quin-
| nan ir II Judge of election JOhn
Payne, H. p. ]. Logan, Ill. Inspector
of election, II. Jifkins, S4; John Roche,
81. Register of voters, w. s. Lang
| staff il. 30; Z. ]. Kelly. %.