Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-03-13

MANlOAs
There was quite contest on Committee
man in Mantua, the candidates being w.
H. DEM, of Mantua; Democrat, and Jona-
than Kindle, of Pitman, Republican.
Dem was elected by 8 majority. The bal
ance of the Republican ticket was elected
by from Is to 20 majority. Following are
the officers elected
Township Committee, W. H. DEM.
Commissioner of Appeal Harrison S.
Heritage.
Surveyors of Highways, Benz Kircher,
James A. Tomlin.
Overseer of Poor, Edward S. Taylor.
Pound Keepers, VIM. II. Jenkins, Harry
Locke, Milton Hillman.
Justice of the Peace, BENZ. F. Brewer.
Appropriations = Roads, 1880; local
Board of Health, 500; township purposes,
5000; poor fund, $25.
Next town meeting and election will be
held at Barnsboro
GLAsSBoRO.
There was but one ticket in the field and
ia votes were polled-34 in the first and
80 in the second precinct. The officers
elected are:
Township Clerk, Edward S. Scott
Township Committee 3 yrs. }, Simon S.
Dufield.
Justice of the Peace, Samuel S. Luffbary.
Constable, Brazier Westcott
Commissioner of Appeal, John Taylor.
Surveyors of Highways, Chas. W. Chew,
Harry C. c. Shute.
Pound Keeper, John Recklecum.
Appropriations = Roads and walks,
81, 500; tile, $500; lights, 1900; water,
81, 100; township purposes, $1,000; police
marshal, $500; police magistrate, 500;
Board of Health, 5000; Decoration Day, SIS.
EAST GREENWICH.
The only contest was on Township Com
mittee, Daniel L. Packer, Democrat, being
elected on the trolley issue over VIM. H.
Borden, the regular Republican candidate,
by majority. The officers are:
Township Clerk, Tullis r. L. Packer.
Township Committee, Daniel L. Packer.
Surveyors of Highways, Thos W. Reeves,
VIM. Dawson.
Commissioner of Appeal, Richard P.
Allen.
Constable, VIM. H. Canning.
Overseer of Poor, Jos. V. Clark,
Appropriations : Roads, ST POO; town
ship purposes, $500; fire apparatus $3.50;
sidewalks, 500.
WEST DEPTFoRD.
The Republican ticket was the onlg one
in the field and Al votes was the total poll.
On five of these was written fFor
heater for Town Hall. $780, With that
exception there was no change in the caucus
ticket, which was:
Township Committee, r. M. Plum.
Commissioner of Appeal, Joseph Low.
Surveyors of Highways, Jesse Mullen,
John Kerns.
Constable, Frank Matlock.
Justice of the Peace, Frank Baxter.
TOverseer OF the Poor, A. p. Rambo
Pound Keeper, Howard Phiffer.
Appropriations = Incidentals, 81, 600;
leonard road, $500; improvement of streets
and highways, 81, 800; Overseer of Poor,
500; Board of Health, $3.50.
SOUTH HARRISON
There was no contest in this township,
the candidates on the Independent ticket
being elected, as follows:
Chosen Freebooter, Geo. G. Tonkin.
Township Committee, VIM. Hudson.
Surveyors of Highways, Geo. F. Wilkin-
son, Edward Gaunt.
Commissioner of Appeals, G. Frank
Gruff
Constable, Joseph Randolph.
Justice of the Peace, Joseph S. Stewart.
Overseer of Poor, Samuel S. Conover
Pound Keepers, Jacob HI. Ridgway, John
Stealing.
Appropriations Roads, 5000; Inciden-
tails, $500.
MONROE.
Probably the quietest election ever held
here was that of Tuesday. There was only
one ticket in the field, the Republican
About SO votes were polled. The follow
ing were elected:
Township Clerk, Edward O. Johnson
Township Committee, James NJ. Tweed
Commissioner Of Appeal, Henry G. Bate
man.
Surveyors of Highways, H. K. Bugbee,
c. F. Tice.
Constable, Joseph Greiner.
Pound Keepers, John R. Joseph, Japhet
Mossbrooks, August Rennebaum.
Appropriations roads, 81, 200;
Overseer of roads, $500; township officers
5000; repairs, 500; street lighting 81 900;
poor, $500; hawks, $50; Town Hall, $500;
Decoration Day, $50. $1,000 of these APP
preparations to be taken out of the surplus
on hand.
HARRISON.
Town Meeting on Tuesday was unusually
quiet There being but one ticket, the fol-
lowing Republicans were elected:
Township Clerk, Wilbert J. Duell.
Township Committee, Samuel T. STRAIT
ton.
Surveyors of Highways, Benz. G.. Pan
coast, Joseph Chatham.
Constable, Joseph w. Moore
Overseer of Poor, Joseph W. Moore.
Pound Keepers, Chas. P. Cook, Albert S.
Orens.
Observation-Disclosures $4,000; officers
fees, $3.50; poor, 500; incidentals, 5000.
LOGAN.
The caucus ticket was elected, with the
exception of some changes in the appro-
priations. Following are the officers:
Justice of the Peace, John F. Truitt
Township Clerk, William Risler.
Collector of Taxes, John S. Truitt.
Township Committee, Hugh McGlincy
Sr.
Commissioner of Appeal, VIM D. Norton
Overseer of the Poor, John S. Truitt.
Surveyors of Highways, John Folker,
Benjamin Norton.
Constable, John B. Carey.
Pound Keepers Adolph BONN, VIM. D.
Norton.
Appropriations and sidewalks,
81, 300; township officers, 5000; Board OF
Health, $50; Decoration Day, $50; poor
fund, $50; other township purposes, $3.50;
lights, 500.
WOOLWICH.
The regular caucus ticket was elected on
Tuesday, as follows:
Township Clerk, Chas. K Mayer.
Collector, Evart NJ Zane
Township Committee, Benz Shoemaker.
Surveyors of Highways, Geo. S. Turner,
Samuel B. Gaskill.
Commissioner of Appeal, BENZ. A. Head
ley.
Overseer of Poor, Evart M. Zane.
Justice Of the Peace, John Ford
Appropriations Roads, So, 600; township
purposes, $500; electric lights, $500; side
walks, 1925; poor, 800; Memorial Day, $40
DEPTFoRD.
The following officers were elected with
out opposition:
Township Committee, Joseph Noblit.
Commissioners of Appeal, Jacob Gunther
J. F. Sitley.
Surveyors of Highways, R. C. Beideman
Frank Hendrickson.
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