The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1904-11-18


3s,o5s; Frank, Jr Republican, s6,27o;
Warnock Republican. 36,lo9.
In Jersey City the vote was:
Street and Water Commissioner
Thomas +. Rooney. Democrat. 21,es6;
John Doscher. Republican, 2o,650. Roo
ney's majority, 4S6.
Chosen Freeholders:
First ward-Alex j. Clements, Demo-
Graf. 1,751; A. streibel, Republican,
1853. Clementss majority. 4os
Second Ward Richard ]. Fallahee,
Democrat. 24oe; Patrick L. Anthony.
Republican, 1852. Fallahees majority,
1854.
Third ward-Joseph w. Grifen,
Democrat, 1890; John f. Bischoff, Re
publican, 1899 Griffin's majority, s91.
Fourth Ward-John P. Langan, DEM
ocrat, 1872; Richard NJ Cooley, Repub-
Iican. 1916. Langans majority, 5ae.
Fifth Ward-George L. Geraghty,
Democrat, 1,157; Thomas P. McManus.
Republican, 1880 McManus's majority.
17s.
Sixth Ward-James f. Doody. Demo-
crat 1.745; Charles Kuederly, Republi-
can, 1921. Doody's majority, "a
Seventh Ward-Peter Ehrhart. Demo-
crat, 1,546; Frank Piercy. Republican,
l ,464. Ehrharss majority, 80.
Eighth Ward-Newton NJ. Lawrence,
Independent Republican, 1857; Jacob
Diehl, Republican s,o6S. Diehl's major
ity, 1906.
Ninth Ward William E. Smith. Dem
ocrat, 2,1so; Seth Chester, Republican,
1861. Smiths majority Alb.
Tenth William Pairson, Dem
ocrat, 1882; Frederick Dietz, Republican,
1414. Parsons majority, 46S.
Eleventh Ward--Luke j. Clark. Dem
ocrat, 2,617; Robert zeph, Republican,
1881 Clark's majority, $50.
Twelfth Ward-Charles C. Schmitt,
Democratic, 174e; Robert T. Bishop, Re
publican, 1915. schmitt's majority, "a.
The vote for Aldermen was:
First Wars~-John ]. Cunningham
1865; Harry E. Landes. 1921. Cunning
hams majority, GA.
Second Ward-E. J. sheedy, 2,467; A.
D. Yoe, 91S. sheedy's majority, 1854.
Third Ward Peter j. Laughlin, It.
800; William ]. Hunder 1902 Laugh
Inns majority, 397.
Fourth Ward John J. KiInurray.
Lat; William N. Watson, 1872. XII
murpay's majority, 475.
Fifth Ward Theodore X. Billy,
1,244; John ] Allen, 223 Blby's ma
jority, q.
Sixth Ward-John v Horn, 1866;
Louis P. vooz 1853. Horns majority,
113.
Seventh Ward-John E. carlock, 1.491;
Henry Grosklaus, 569 Canock's ma
iority, rs
Eighth Joseph Allardice, 3,1T0;
Francis Gormley, l,746. Allardiee's ma
jority. 1924.
Ninth Ward-George G. Rowland
Republican, 2,5O3; James D. Smith,
Democrat 1,4s1. Rowland's majority,
1912.
Tenth Ward-George a. Flagg. Dem
ocrat. 1889; Nathaniel P Barr. Republi-
can. 1,e39. Bars majority, so.
Eleventh Ward-Robert A. Weis,
Democrat, 2,441; Andrew Clements
Republican. 2,1so. Weiss majority.
261.
Twelfth Ward-K. Fred voigt, Re-
publican, 1,s17; Henry Martin, Demo
crat. 1880. yoigt's majority, 2s7.
The vote for constable:
First Ward Joseph O'Donnell. 1861;
VIM. Curran. 1880.
Second Ward-Charles J. Corydon,
PIG; John j. Curry, 966
Third Ward -Thos Doyle, 1888; John
Jelly, 1867.
Fourth ward-wm. H. Thompson,
1T99; Joseph Breen, 1884.
Fifth Ward-John T. Colligan, 1912;
Philip H. Wolf, 1854
Sixth Ward-Daniel Q. Barrett, 1927;
Patrick Sherry, 1879.
Seventh Ward-John Fleming, 1868;
Frederick Flack, Jr.. 1868.
Eighth Ward-George Weber, 1852;
Frank Meyer. 32T4.
Ninth Ward-Robert J. Livingston,
1886; John G. Wilson, <25o1.
Tenth Ward-Frank Mullins, 1888;
Joseph Locke. 1772
Eleventh Ward-Richard Garrick,
472S; Gustave Hoppe 140
Twelfth Ward Edward Craig. 1888;