Evening journal., 1900-09-10
BIGGS DEFEATS SALISBURY;
FORD Is PROBABLY A WINNER
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city, out of a registration of 450O.
THE WINNING CANDIDATES.

fuf county lItdsuleI- GeoIbt Mtih-
tyre
For county eomptroller-John
Boughman.
For state senators-Second district,
Francis ]. McNulty; Fourth district,
William J. Armstrong; Sixth district,
David w. Colpitts.
For representatives-Firs district, J..
Prince Ford; Second, George b. Ward
Third, Howell S. England; Fourth,
Thomas NJ. Monaghan; Fifth, John e.
Healy; Sixth, William ID. Bird; Sey-
enth, Joseph G. Foster; Eighth, How
ard H. Jordan; Ninth, John w. Nor
rison Tenth, Chauncey p. Holcomb,
Eleventh. David c. Rose, Jr.; Twelfth
T. Bayard Heisel; Thirteenth, James
T. Shallcross; Fourteenth, John f.
Stats; Fifteenth, no returns.
For Levy Court commissioner
First district, Hervey Walker; Second,
Andrew w. Selak; Third, John j.
Mealey; Fourth. r. Roseby McMullen;
Fifth, Dan NJ. Cochran.
The vote in the city for delegates to
the state convention was as follows:
First representative district-Cor-
nelius Mundy, 322; John Mcmahon, 25.
4 Thomas r. Gormley 1876; John Dough-
cry, 1903; Thomas Reardon. S5; Erby
Davis, n.
Second district-William ID. Morrow
1853; John Carr, So; l.. l. Shockley,
112; James w. Gillespie, 75: John T
McCracken, 179; George II. Taylor 70
Third district-William p Morrison
10; A. l.. Johnson, rs; Baldwin
Springer, 112; H. d. Hickman, rs;
James McVey, 1873; Samuel J. Newman
S5
Fourth district-John j. Cassidy, 100;
John r. Ahrens, 1O1; d. F. Leary. 243;
Joseph A. Murray, 70; e. ]. McNabb
115; M. d. Murphy, 1872: c. w. Good
ing. IS; NJ ID. Crossan, %.
Fifth district-P. +. Walsh, 1885, NJ
T. Conway, 272; P. ]. Dillon, 35; }. /
Ford. 2S3; S. S. Adams, 1856; Owen J
Hession, III; Charles w. Bradford
101.
For representatives to the Genera
Assembly the total vote in the city il
as follows:
First district. Prince Ford, 470,
Bernard Donahoe, S43; Ford majority
127.
Second district-George B. Ward
307; William A. McCanerty, 2O4: Johr
e T. Ahrens, 127; Wards plurality, 103
Third district-Howell S. England
5 643; unopposed.
Fourth district-Thomas NJ Mona
ghan 533; John p DOnahoe, B44: Johr
w. Sinclair, 9S; Monaghan's plurality
1S9.
Fifth district-John E. Healy, 70s
, William NJ. Connolly, 412; George c
: Morton, 227: Healy's plurality, 296.
The only contest in the city fo
senatorial honors was in the Secon,
district, and was between Francis J
McNulty, Dennis S. Shields and forme
r State Senator John Pyle. The vot,
r. was; McNulty, Laps; Shields. 1,258
Pyle, 466; McNulty's plurality, 172.
For Levy Court commissioner IN
the Second district in this city An.
drew W. Sleak was unOpposed.
In the Third district the vote stood
John j. Mealey 1877; Charles O'Con
nor, l0OS; Mealey's majority, 569.
Delegates to the county convention
which meets in this city on Saturda,
next, were elected in the city as fol
lows:
First representative district-Kane
452; Hertel, 435
Second representative district
I Cooney, 80; Gagan, 1876; Joyce, 1S4.
Il Third representative district-Boett
ger, So; KOoch 139; McIntire, 141;
, Ginder, $50; Jacobs, 5S; SEWER, 1856;
Vansant 80.
Fourth representative district-Bier.
man 1926; Mcbride, 43; McKelvey, 224;
0'Connor, S57; TenWeeges, 2S5.
Fifth representative district-Car-
roll, 473; Long 224; Harry, 500: Early
247; Reardon, 169; Ryan, 2O7; Stan
nard Sc.
Short sketches Of the candidates are:
George w. Gray for sheriff, has been
a grocer in this city for years, and
was at one time a member Of the Gen
eral Assembly.
John McAvaney. for coroner, is a
news and cigar dealer in this city.
George Mcintyre, for county treas
urer, is at present a county tax collec-
tor for Christiana hundred
John Boughman, for comptroller. is
a clerk in the city auditors office.
Francis j. McNulty, fer senator in
the Second district, is a shipping clerk
for the Jackson and Sharp Company
He has been a member Of City Coun-
Gil, and at the last session was a rep
resentative in the General Assembly.
]. Prince Ford, for representative
from the First district, is a member of
the Board of Education from the
Fourth ward
George B. Ward, nominee in the Sec
Fond district, is a plumber. and a mem.
Der Of the Board of Health.
Howell S. England, nominee in the
Third district, is a lawyer.
Thomas NJ. Monaghan, nominee from
the Fourth district, is a shoe dealer
and at present a member Of City
Council.
John E. Healy, nominee in the Fifth
| district, is a contractor and at present
member Of City Council.
John J. Mealey. for Levy Court COM
missioner from the Third district. isl
the present member and A. W. Selak.
candidate in the Second district, is a
cigar dealer.
The canvass Of the returns of the
election officers was begun by the
County Committee at 1890 o'clock. The
work was delayed because Of the
blunoers Of some Of the inspectors, who
placed the election certificates in the
ballot boxes instead Of returning them
10 the County Committee. The ballot
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