New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-21
CHARTER ELECTIONS TO-DAY.
SHARP CONTESTS EXPECTED IN sumo
WEsTCHEsTER VILLAGES


c,bo-+or elections will be held to-day In the VII
to-. ~ Ardslev Dobbs Ferry. Hastings. 1rvngton,
-rorrvtovn North Tarrytown, PleasahVlHo "'"
Mount Kisco Westminster County. In most OF inc
villages the taxpayers have nominated uhlo" '0N
ots ,he candidates being named without res"'u 70
notifies In each instance 1t has peeh l"po''"
70 name 4 full ticket satisfactory to everybody. ana
10 - c,neoouence there are two more candidates
,or d,nerent places An important factor IN e"ci
village will be the various propositions VIII" VI"
he submitted to the taxpayers. ,
7, North Tarrytown Dobbs Ferry and HasuhbS
there arc rival tickets in the field. ana o'''eI 'o
tets ore prom!sed In North Tarrytown Joseph
=, r,r,b "a a candidate for reelection as Presi-
dsnt and he is opposed by John WeoDe'' VIM
forr,erlv held that office. Both tickets are co'"
posed of Republicans and Democrats lWo pt'r
sitions are to be voted on-one to raise Ni'VOO ~
tho purpose OF purchasing the school properly III"
converting the building into corporation man, anu
the other 10 raise 81. 200 TO purchase new truck
Tor Pocantico Hook and Ladder Company.
In Dobbs Ferry the Republicans and lndepeno-
ents have nominated Charles +. Eichorn TOT Aies'-
dent against william =. Brown. the Denloc'".o
candidate Tho chief issue Is the coh'IoI VI '"o
village government those who are candidates on
,ba democratic ticket being the present ofch's.
and those on the Republican ticket being Opposed
% the present government The taxpayers WIZ
vote on a proposition TO raise s0OOo as an e"""o'
binary expenditure for sewers
In TIa
Dobhs Ferry James L. Hogan. Democrat Is d can
d,do,o for recollection and william Ross. Kepup-
ucen IS opposing him for the Presidency 1"'e'
rronositions will he submitted in Hastings az lo'-
lows: To appropriate $500 for the purchase Oh '''s
hose. 10 appropriate $3.50 for street hShuns' anu
10 appropriate 5000 for police.
r. frvington. where both parties had nominated
gcnarate tickets. union ticket was eHec'eu "
~ seioc,,on Of these candidates President henry
u Cameron; trustees. Anthony Fallon ana hooV,'
,horcror,hIo: Treasurer Daniel Gillsan; lax vi
lector. John Vaughn TWO propositions W."
nr,t,ed-to raise $4,000 for the constructor ~
n reservoir and extension Of the Wa'eI mot t IL
n create separate Board OF Water Oo'''''
sioners. oh. .,ii ~. ovor the Offices OF
1,diice Tistce and Tax Collector. Charles Nipss, 80
present Repu6icnno Lresag tharies McCutcheon,
ne nresout efficient Police Justice ~ III on
for reelection on he Kepu9nean ciSSenclIfc the
ponent is John f. Hector Ihoinas naann6iiate AS
RCpublican Tax Collector. IS again a la that
is Cornelius r. Johnson wi, Wmo ne smsfitted to the
toxnevers FOR their approval The first cans Ior an
appropriation Of $1,000 for me pripIh he second for
ing the Sunnyside Lane ss" -, ',,rosnect-ave the
S. 600 for constructing sewer III trosp, ~ Tho
tnrih FOR 81 800 10 purchase new hose carriage
for Irving Hose Company NO. 5.,,,.u, tc,sco there
I, Ardsley Pleasan.vlle and Mount hlsco ~
III he 10 onnositlon to the citizens ticket named
AZ The union caucuses. In Mount lNsco noo -
thss purpose df extending the waterworks' ana t'e
voters viii also elect school IIusreeS r,sbin ara
a,i.Tod and ns the Republicans are united the
Indications that Their ticket ken w convc cnT the the
Democrats turned down" J. Benedict See VINO mas
been Town clerk for fifteen years ana and iraba 20
Gnd any one willing TO head their ticket ana ~
the last moment substituted man hardy evcn
beard Of In the town before. AS the result many
onenlv threatened to support the Repunllcdh ucKe.
tho leaders began to realize that they nad mao" q
dangerous mistake and succeeded in having ueorS
Siuuott withdraw IN order that Mr. See might po
substituted. The move was carried out yesterGay,
he q
to patch up matters many have been nara III"
and cannot be recOncIled.