Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-11-20
DISTRICT CONTESTS.

DIStrlci bN1ces.
The vote for the candidates for the
minor offices throughout the State
resulted as follows:
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
ssoRs-wILMINGToN.
First district-James D. Mccoy, D.,
1914; Victor Gael, R., 1886; Cael's
majority, p.
Second George H. Spath, D.. 962 !;
Robert L. Chadwick, R., 1883; Chad
wick's majority, 1921.
Third-William J. Lemon, D., 1856 /;
Harvey Hoffecker, R., 2079; Hoffecker's
majority, 1243.
J Fourth-Joseph B. Biermann, D.,
1912; Charles F. Bowers, R., S94 I;
Biermannis majority, 14S.
Fifth-William j. Bayley, D., 1646
Harry 2. Lawrence, R., 1892; Bayley's
majority, 354.
RURAL NEW CASTLE,
Brandywine hundred Newton L.
Grubb, D., 333; Elwood Talley, R.,
311; Grubb's majority, %.
Christiana-John Carney. D., 359 ;
James Ball, R., $50; Balls majority,
236.
Mill Creek-Alfred b. Crossan, d.,
234; Samuel Worrall, R., 48l; Worrall's
majority, 247.
White Clay Oreek-Peter A. Riley,
D., 1863; Lawrence NJ. Whiteman, r.,
ass; Riley's majority, l.
New Castle--George G. Mcdaniel,
D., 535; Charles S. King, R., 496 !;
McDaniel's majority, 80.
Peucader-William @. Biggar, d.,
| OSG. Ran iat,,in p Ion p O1Q. pta
gar's majority, A.
Red Lion-John 7. Cook, D., 2o6 (;
Miles Clark, r., 2T9; Clark's ma
iority, 73.
] st. Georges Purnal J. Lynch. D.,
4s9; George w. Ingram, r., 512; In
grants majority, %
Appoquinimink- Nathaniel w. Van
horn, D., 291; Frank |. Daniels, r. /,
263: Vanhorn's majority, %.
observation-disclosures e. Donovan,
D., 211; Frank Wheeler, r., III
Donovan's majority, "a.
ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Brandywine hundred-Thomas Gray, D.,
| 179; Wesley j. Ryan, E., 130. Gray's ma
iority, 40. The election was only in the
Second district, under a special law.
Christiann-Lewis ]. Graves, D., 364
Harry p. Lyman. D., s7s: Irwin j. Hol-
lingsworth, r., 5s3: Winfield S. Talley, R.,
| 5S7. Holingsworth and Talley elected.
Mill Creek-Harry p. Kelly. D., 235
| Thomas ]. Touhey, D., 263; John Taylor,
R., 1896; Ellis p. Hicks, R., 4s7 Taylor and
| Hicks elected.
White Clay Creek-George S. Edrnondson,
D.. 3T5; George B. Murray, D., 3f8; Oliver
Rothwell, r., 352; Joseph n. Chambers, r.,
!, 367; Edmondson and Murray elected.
New Castle-Edward L. Davidson. D.
535; james F. Kilvington, D., 503; Willis
| +. Blackburn, R.. 4g9; Edward BurriB, r.
$50. Davidson and Burris elected.
Peucader-William J. Crompton, D., 259
Henry Russell, r., I'll. Crompton's ma
| jority, 4s.
RED Lion Augustus Collins, D., 242
| Alfred j. Davidson, D.. 221 William Oakes,
R.,, 237; TheodoTei Jones, r., 25s. Collini
ST. Georgas-Albert Bender, D., 4s4
Spencer S. Holton. D., 49l; Robert $.
Carpenter, r.. SIG; John @. Aston, R., 526.
Carpenter and Alston elected.
Appoquinimink-Wil Aifrey, D., 2a5
Lewis Fennimore, R., 2Go. Alfrey's ma
| jority, IS.
INSPECTORS.
Brandywine hundred First dissiet-Wil
| liam H. Edwards, D., "a; j. W.sP. Casey.
R., 103. Caseys majority, 20. Second
district-J. @. Gibson, D.. 143; j. ]. Harris,
|
trict-Wiliam j. McMahon, D., G2; A. F.
Matlack. R., "a. Matack's majority, 32.
| Christiana-First district - William +.
Steward, D.. "a; ]. W. Harris, R., 11b,
Harris majority. 2l. Second district--J.
Garrett, D., 35; Harvey Williams, R., 100
Daniel Tooney, D., AZ: Jacob Hoover, R.,
l2g. Hooyer's majority, 50. Fourth district
George j. Dalton, D., 1874; George j.
Chandler, r., 1856. Chandler's majority, 3
Fifth district-James Griffith, D., 54 John
Andrews, R., 30. Andrews majority, 26
majority. 100 Second district = Charlie
Rutter, D., 1G5; Hiram Pierson, R., 213
Persons majority, 10s. Third district
William Little, D., 35; Thomas Jacquet
r., I6. Jaequet's majority, Il.
White Clay Creek-First district-dohr
NJ. Bowen. D., III; Elme- N. Thompson
district-George F. Ferguson, D., l32
Howard Leak, R., 116. Ferguson's ma
iority. 1e. Third district-Obadiah @. Vim
cent, D., 125; Harry E. Tomiin, r., los
Vincent's majority, IL
New Castle-First district-Frederick A
Perrem, D., les; John NJ. Lister, R., 15s
Tie vote. second distrirt-Robert 81. Har
rington, D., 131 Lewis r, Husheback. r.
liJ. Hushebeck's majority, ID. Third dis
trict--Jaines j. Ryan, D., 143; George W
ApP!eby. r., 81. Appleby's majority, G2
los; William E. Rothwell. R., 11S. Roth
wells majority. IL.
Pencader-First district-Harry L. Dayeit
d., 1926. Frank Kemether, R., los. Dayett'i
majority, 2i. Second district-James +
Ford, D., 13S; George S. Bntterworth, r.
10l. Ford's majority, 81.
Red Lion-First district--,John A. Collins
D., 11s; Arthur W. Hope, R., 172; Hope
majority, "a. Second district-D Daniel W
Cush, D., 106; Lewis Frank Ellison, R., 80
Cush's majority, IL
St.Georges First district--James Keegan
D., 15s; Clarence L. Poole, R.. 96. Keegan'
majority, 62. Second district-Fredes =
Eanhekle, D.. 90; Harry Nelson. R.. los
Nelson's majority, IL. Third district-Johi
r. Cochran, Jr. D., 120; Joseph A, Suydam
r., 2O2. Suydam's majority, T3. Fourt
distrlct-William +. Shallcross. D., 1Of
John NJ. Rothwell, R., liz. Rothwell's ma
iority, 8.
Aproquinimink-First district = Thoma
$. Wells, D., 15s; Lee Sparks, R., 12s
Wells inaiority,30. Second District -Edwars
W. ManIove, D., 140; James McCarter, r.
l0a. Manlove's majority, 81.
Black bird-First district George G. Helm
hold, D., 1lS; James Money, R., 70. Helm
holds majority, IS. Second district
Ridgley Nickerson, D., 100; Abram S
Reeder, R., 38. Nickerson's majority, "a
KENT COUNTY.
ASSESSORS.
| First district-Matthew Y. Ford, d.
4 46s George w. Gordon, r. r., "a
Joseph L. Carter, U. R., SOC; Carter
plurality. IS.
Second--John Taylor, D., 3s6: Jane
+. Taylor, R., 424; james f. Taylor
majority, IS.
Third-George c. Reihm, D., 366