The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1902-03-18
TUESDAY, MARCH 1s, 1902.
Township officers.

The annual spring election occurred last
Tuesday. Below will be found a list Of
the township officers elected
Bass RSver.-Township clerk s. M Frenchs
chosen freeholder. Howard Mathis township
committee, Samuel B. Allen; commissioner OF
ways. Benjamin Loveland. Harvey Cramer;
Justice Of the peace. Ellis Mathis; oyerseer OF
poor, AiDert A. Cramer; pound keeper, VIII
Bordsnsos0n : Township Clerk, Edward
Lame; chosen freeholder, j. Holmes Long
commissioner Of appeals, j. Henry Colkitt:
surveyors OF highways, Peter Hughes, Thorn
= gns ~ o. the peace George VIII
and pound keeper, Richard Madden.
burlington collector. Oscar II. Wittueyer;
missioner Of appeals, John e. Birkett: SIR
veyoTs Of the highways. Jacob d. shedaker.
Allen Richardson; justices OF the peace, WI-
William h. fleetwood; pound keeper, Howard
Deacon; township purposes, $3.50; roads, 81, 900;
improvement to Columbus road $500
Chsstsr.-Township clerk Charles Laessle:
chosen freeholder, Charles Collins: township
committee, A Collins: commissioner Of
George W. Heaton, Uriah Borton; Justice OF
the peace, John T. Evans; oversser OF Door
Murphy Interest s5odo; repairs to maschiner vz
el00; township officers. 1900; police, 81 100 poor
fnna 500 printing. go repairs 70 roads. 1000;
army. $50; stone road bonds. $1,000; repairs to
clock, SIS; st0ning portion OF Central avenue.
providing residents raise the balance $500
MISUNDERSTANDING Clerk. Charles II.
Ha1nes; chosen freeholder. Chas K. Woodward.
township committee, Walter Miller; commits.
s1oner OF appeals, william Glass; overseer OF
poor James D. Stelle; pound keepers George
Fisher, Joseph Potts.
Frank; township committee. Clayton Conrow;
commissioners OF appeals. Joseph L. Thomas
Dslr1n-Township committee. Alexander
Bright; commissioner Of appeals, Theodore
Haines; surveyors of highways, William a.
Dunn. George b. Lytie roads. $500; salaries,
Eastampton. Clerk, H. y. Harris:
chosen freehoider, Daniel EVAN; township
committee Joseph Simon; commissioner
highways, Joseph Candy, John W. Edwards:
constable and overseer of poor. Charles Blake;
Evsshana-Townshipc clerk, r. Elmer Endi-
colt; assessor, Samuel ID. Farrow; township
COMMITTEES. Al5red ". Lofand; commissioner
ways. George II. Cline, Joseph K. Evans; con-
stable and overseer Of poor. Thomas G. Nc
srcEs pound lssper css'q wsa
George OFT, 3. Harry Wood; township pur.
FSeidsboro.-Mayor. Lemuel Fisher: council.
William Graham, James r. Seward; commits
sioner OF appeals, Fred. shaFer. u.
lace Fewkes; township COMMITTEES. oscar Don.
stOn q
Rainier, Benjamin Robbins; pound keeper
inomas HnuDart; township purposes. $500:
roads. north district. $780, south district. $500:
stables. $780,
Lssnabeyton.- clerk, Spencer H !,
Powell; chosen freebooter, William Bartlett:
township committee, A. Engle Haines; com.
missioner OF appeals, Thomas Matthews; sur
yeyors Of highways. William Oatman, Edward
Ried; Justice OF the peace. William X. Arms
trong; constable and overseer of the poor,
George H. Snyder; pound keeper, John
MapsaeEd -Chosen freeholder. Joseph r.
Taylor; township COMMITTEES, A n Dobbins:
commissioners OF appeals. Heulings Shreye
L. CarsIake, Michael e. Nixon; justice OF the
peace, Charles e. FOlweli; constable and over
seer of poor, Theodore Hankine: Mound
keeper. Theodore Hankins.
Aedford--Township Clerk Fred W. Branin:
township committee. Richard s. Braddock:
surveyors Of highways, Joseph e. Stackhouse
Thomas @. Hanmett; constable, Nelson Peak:
overseer OF poor, j oseph e. Stackhouse; pound
5000. p1A io'''
Mount LGurss-Chosen freebooter. John e.
Darnell; township committee, Richard G.
Dudley; commissioner OF appeals, Edward
Godfrey; surveyors OF highways, Ezra e.
Darnell, Charles III. Gardiner; justice of the
peace George Coleman; pound keepers
Thomas Gallagher, Charles Goodenough
Aaron L. Collins.
New Extraordinarily clerk, J. B. Ham
COCK; chosen freeholder, Joseph Sykes; town
l.. Ia. Abbott.
Northumberland was q lively contest in
Mount Holly, but the Republican ticket was
elected. larger vote was poiled than Is
usual at spring elections. The poll was as fol-
lows: First district, 37S; second District 300:
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