Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-11-16
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
First Officers Chosen Under the Elec-
lion Merger Law.

There was no contest on the local ticket,
and the following were elected
Clerk, T. r. +. Packer.
Committee, Daniel L. Packer.
Surveyor of Highways, Wm. Dawson,
Thomas W. Reeves.
Commissioner Of Appeal, R. P. Alien.
Constable, ". Fl. Canning.
Justice Of Peace, G. S. Roney.
PAuLsBoRo BOROUGH.
Mayor, VIM. J. Adamson.
Council, Harry E. Trainer, Henry F.
Young, B. P. Furry, years; R. A. Jester,
2 years; q. c. Nonamaker, year; Harry
Greenwood, year.
Chosen Freeholder, Jesse NJ. Casperson.
Assessor, Jacob Balllnger.
Collector, Vim. Fl. Flowers, Jr.
Justice Of the Peace John Chesney.
Commissioners of Appeal, John A. Brown,
James W. Clement, Vim. 7. Smith.
Surveyor Of Highways, Wm. G. Silver,
Thomas W. Wright.
GREEN W1CH.
Committee, Henry Munyau, Edward
Bates
Surveyor of Highways, NJ. Fisky, Frank
Moherab
Collector. Harry Hesleighter.
Assessor, JOS. Brammel.
Constable, Samuel L. Kearney.
sFrseholder, Joseph Murray se majority.
eLAssBoRo.
Little interest was shown in the town
ship election on Tuesday, there being but
one ticket in the field. The result was as
follows:
Clerk, Edward s. Scott.
Committee, w. H. Yenney.
Overseer of Poor, c. H. Carroll.
Surveyor, Harry G. G. Shute.
Commissioner Of Appeal, A. NJ. Sea-
brook.
CLAYTON.
The voting machine here did not keep
people from voting split ticket. The
vote on mayor and senator showed that a
great deal of cutting was done. The large
vote cast for Mayor Nichols certainly dem
onstrates his popularity. This is his third
election to the mayors Office, something
that seldom occurs for a Democrat in a
town so strongly Republican. The vote
for county officers will be found in our
table in another column. Below is the
vote for borough officers.
Mayor, Nichols D "a !, Turner R., 16O
ASSESSOR Paul, R.. 211 Crane d., 188
Collector, Shreve, R., 23O. Wallace, D.,
III.
ConnciI, Blakenorough, R., 240, Camp
bell R., 276, Wright D 1853.
Justice of the P ace, Turner R., 252.
Commissioner u Appeal, Kile R., 158,
Costil D., 144
FRANKLIN.
The Democratic township ticket in
Franklin was elected excepting Surveyor of
Highways, ,6serseer of the Poor, and Pound
Keeper Republicans, who were success
ful by majorities ranging from 10 TO %.
The Democratic majorities ranged from /
on Commissioner Of Appeal, to 175 on
Freeholder. The officers chosen are
Clerk, Wilson T. Jones.
Committee, Alfred B. Richman
Freeholder, Harry W. Jones.
Surveyors OF Highways, Louis chintz,
Frank Mangino
Constable, David T. Atkinson.
Commissioner Of Appeal, Thomas A.
Johnston.
Justice Of the Peace, William Jaggers,
Howard Lowder, unexpired term, Samuel
McCurdy.
Oyerseer Of Poor, Joseph E. Chew.
Poundkeeper, Benjamin Haines
Appropriations, Incidentals, $1,000 town
ship physician. 500; township roads, $2500.
WASHINGTON.
The Democratic ticket was elected by
maiorities ranging from 25 to 81, excepting
the Town Clerk, Walton Chew defeating G.
j. Davenport for Clerk by 80 majority
Following are the officers elected
Township Clerk, Walton Chew.
Chosen Freeholder, A. r. Handle.
Township Committee, Harry Evans
Surveyors Of Highways, John G. Gard
ner, Frank Kuhn
Commissioner Of Appeal, 9. Henry Rapp
overseer Of Poor. bias W French,