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

William FL. Finch, r. R., 80; Robert
F. Thomas, U. R., 4o4; Albert Sapp,
p, 81; Smiths plurality, 3D.
Tenth-John NJ. Smoot, D., 277;
Henry W. Pusey, R., 547; Pusey's ma,
iority, 2To.
IEsPEcToRs.
First Representative distriot-First
Election district-John q. Slaughter,
D., 222; Samuel q. Ransom, R., 272;
Ransom,s majority, so. Second
Howard r. Jones, D., 247; John Price,
r. R., II; John w. Start, U. r., 24i;
Jones' plurality, 6.
Second Representative district-First
Election district-John r. Carey, D.,
PA; Harry Raymond, r., 1873; Carey's
majority, 81. Second Thomas r.
R., 220; Wharton's majority. 30.
Third Representative district-First
Election district-Eugene Minner, D..
1873; John II. Loux, r. R., 4; Samuel
L. johnson, U. r., 100; MINERS plu-
rality, 49, Second-Harry b. Clark,
D., 222; Daniel Davis, r. R., o;
Thomas Gullett, U. R., 247; Gullett's
plurality, 25.
Fourth Representative district
Thomas e. Ford, D., 30; David H.
Webster, r.. 1908 Webster's maiority,3S.
Fifth Representative district-First
Election district James Y. Boyer, D.,
3l5; George M. Paris, r. ,as7 Boyer'a
majority, 28 Seo5nd-Arnes Il. Cole,
D., 123; Thomas v. Keith, r., I64;
Keith's majority, Al.
Sixth Representative district First
Election dfstrfot-Ayery ID. Draper,
D., 1859; Harry H. Smith. r., 60;
Draper's majority. 100 Second Edgar
r
R., 139; MINERS majority, 96.
Seventh Representative district
First Election district Willard SHADES,
d., 153; Alfred b. Evans, r., 333;
Exams majority, 150 Second-Jacob
@. Brown, d.. 10: George B. Kersey,
r., 124; Kersey's majority, A.
Eighth Representative district
Election distfiot-William Il. Sapp,
d., 1856; Charles Ksrssy. R., 1853;
Sapp's majority, %. Second Frank
Roe, D., 244; Foster Boone, R., 2s2;
Boone's majority, 3s.
Ninth Representative distriot-F'irst
Election distriot--Jonathan L. Hop
kins, D., 214; Alfred q. Creadick, r.,
226; ]. Belts, p, "a; Creadiok's plu-
rality, IL. Second-Jesse b. Il. Miller,
D., 218; Herman Galloway, r., 21l
Miller's majority, z.
Tenth Representative district-First
Election district-A. W. Prettyman,
D., 1874; John w. Short, R., 200;
Shorts majority, 66. Second-Lee
Hirscb, D., IA: Joseph L. Marvel, R.,
346; Maryel's majority, 20s.
SUSSEX COUNTY.
INSPECTORS.
First Representative distriot-First
Election district-Oharles T. Deputy,
D., go; Thomas Watson, Jr., r., 375;
Watson's majority, 55. Second--Wil-
Ward. r., BAT; Wards majority, 2l4.
Second Representative district First
Election distriot-James Wiley, d.,
go: John w. Warrington, r. R., III;
William II. Carlisle, U. R., 15S; Car
lisle's plurality, So. Sscond-James
P. Conoway, D., 210; William g. Todd,
r. r., .7S; jacob L. Houseman, U. R.,
407; Houseman's plurality. 1877.
Third Representative district
Election district-Egar w. Sammons,
D., 105; Harry G. Short, r., 1871;
Shorts majority, 26. Second-James
NJ. Allen. D., 424 Stansbury H. Par
sons, r. $685. Aliens majority, 50.
Fourth Repre- sentative district Peter
J. Messick, D., 200; William s. Work.
man, R. R., 6; Urias j. Morris, U. r.,
53I MorriH' plurality, lUI.
Fifth. Representative district-First
Election district-William j. s. Gull
YER, D., 254; Jonathan E. White, R.
i. 10: Marion Il. Callaway, U. R.,
Isl; Whites plurality, l03. Second
Joseph S. Phillips. D., 1863; Horace b.
James, R., 345; Phillips majority, %.
Sixth Representative district-First
Election district-William @. Bryan,
D., li2 Thomas p. Coffin, R., 1871
Collins majority, 81. Second-Petsr
@. B. Hudson, D., 329; Granville A.
Cannon, r. g., 26; John B. Bunting,
| y. r.. 172; Hudson's plurality, 157.
Third-Edward G. Brittingham, d.,
95; Handy B. West, R., l5l; Vests
majority, 56.
Seventh Representative district
First Election district-David G.
Goodwin, D., 101; Joseph Richards,
R. R., 40; William II. Lynch, U. R.,
236; Lynch's plurality, 1856 Second
William A. Law, d., l99; Charles W.
Wilgus, Il. R., 80; Fleming A. Long,
U. R., 226i Longs plurality, 107.
Eighth Representative district
George B. McColley, D., 1s1; John
I, Warrington, r. r., l2; Henry
Hastings, U. r., PAT; Hastings plu-
rality, 66.
Ninth Representative District
| Charles Il. Pettyiohn, D., 31S; Will
liam X. Jester, R., 3Sl; TESTERS ma
iority, 63.
Tenth Representative district First
Election district-Arthur Pettyiohn,
D., 2s6; Walter W. Crouch, 24s Il
| Pettyiohn's majority, 3S. Second
Daniel p. Jones, D., 265; Joseph E.
Virden, r. R., 35; Napoleon B. Reg.
lister, U. R., 238; Jones' plurality, 81.
Third-Harry N. Hart, D., ISL; John
A. Lingo, Jr., R., 1874; Lingo's ma.
iority, a.
ASSESSORS.
The following assessors were elected /,
First district, William B. Morgan,
R., Second. Philip II. Wiley, U. R, !;
Third, Luther Hearn, d. Fourth,
Francis G. Moore, U. r. Fifth, Jona-
than I. Records, r. : Sixth, Rufus j.
stevens. u. R.. Seventh, John NJ.
| Aydelotte, U. r. Eighth, David L.
Wells, r. :; Ninth, Fred I. Warning
ton, R, ; Tenth, John w. Davidson, ID.
No Change inischeduIe of Studies.
In an interview Bishop John ].
Monaghan of the Diocese of Whining
ton of the Roman Catholic Church.
stated that nothing will be- done toward
grading the parochial schools on the
same plan as the public schools of the
city.