The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06
NO LICENSE LOSES
REFORMERS BEATEN FOR
NUTLEY COUNCIL.
Town Gives Increased Republican Ma
jority to Fort-Not a Demo-
Graf Elected.

The election IN Nutley was compare
lively quiet. owing to the enforcement oil
the Bishops law, and the saloonkeepers
generally obeyed the letter of the law
and. although a strict watch was kept, TO
violations were reported. The town went
Republican by an increased majority,
Fort got sol and Katzenbach It's.
The only contests to speak of were In
the Second Ward over the Town Council,
and in the Third Ward over the Council
and for constable for three years, the lat
ter contest being between James Joiner,
Republican, and James Mulcahy, Demo-
crat. Automobiles were much in evil
dence in both OF the latter wards, and
the vote was the largest ever cast there.
In the First Ward. Charles w Lichten-
stern, the No License League candidate
for member of the Town Council, received
81 votes. and his opponent. Henry f.
Banta. Republican, got 172. and. therefore,
won by 15 majority.
In the Second Ward Arthur A. Carr. the
Republican candidate for the Town Coun-
ell, received 29 votes. against Abijah =.
Fox, the Democratic candidate, who got
122. although Fox was Endorsed by the
No License League.
In the Third Ward, Frank p. Barr and
candidates for Council, won easily, Barr
beating Frank x McCabe for the two
year term by a vote of 154 to ITO, anq
to 127.
Everything in town was carried by the
Republicans by an increased majority, ex-
James Mulcahy. the Democratic nominee,
beating James Joiner by a vote OF loo 10
124 The town vote was 800.
The complete results are:
First. Second and Third wards, respec-
lively:
Masvon, o, S, 0, total, 8: Kraft. A. 2, 8. Ia
tai, y; Butterworth. 4. Q, /, total o.
For Assembly: RePub6dlIican1moYoung' lr.
Lowery, Iii, 1852, liz, total CAS-; Miller, 211.
1858, 172; total, 645; Martin, III, PSI, ~, TO-
tai, GA; Braun, ,25lSo S6l, ~, ~. t1tal, 90 30
262, I72, total, sa4; Colgate. I'll, 26S. aa22.
Morgan, 81, 2s2l 172. total. ss5. 80,
aas De R0owies, d, e. 1o % total T. as 49, Baa sSsa.
81, GA, 1O7. total. 222; Hahn, 81, 81, 107, total.
2l9; Corish, O.. S5. 105, total, 22l; Meyer, Of,
tai. 223; Lane, 81. 60, 1O6,. total, 222; Brady,
As, 81, LOG, total, 90S; Backus, 81, 65, 1o7, to-
tai, 223; Breunig, 81, 81, lo7, total, Sls;
/; 19 9dmisoa, 3. /, !. Total, 1 i; e 2; g, t0 g. /.
Q, total, a; Cobb, 9. 4 o, total, 4; Ingersoll.
(, 8, 0. total, 6; Weeks, o I 9, total, 4;
MpnT 1s? 2 !; .; t9ta 3. 4 /; % y to9ai . J. T. 2 8 to-
scheiden, o. 4. 0. total. 4; North. 0, 8, 0. to-
Socialist Klein, 4 q. g.. total. 9;
total, 8; Anderson. 4, 2, 8; total, 8; Soltau,
A. /. 3. total, 8; Powell, 4, 2, 3, total, 8;
Levine. 4, 2. 8. total, 8; Grom. 4, 2, 8, total,
8; Grom. 4, 2. 9. total. 0; Vate. 4, Z, 8, total,
8: Freeman. 4, 2, 3. total, 8.
For County CleIk-Woolston, 200, 263,
1859. total, GAL; Kraemer, S., S.. 1O9, total,
23O; Klump. A, 2. 0, total, 6; Edgerly, j, 1,
0. total, 2.
counciimen-First Ward. Henry F.
Banta, Republican 172; Charles w. Lich-
tenstern, Municipal Reform, 81. Second
Ward; Arthur A Carr, Republican. 21o:
Abijah C.. Fox, Democrat and Municipal
Reform. 122. Third Ward. Frank p. Barr
(two-year term), Republican. 154: Francis
x. McCabe (two-year term), Democrat,
10; Benjamin B.. Wetherbee (two-year
term, No License, 16: Henry M. Libby
(one-year term), Republican, Isl; Martin
Hawkins (one-year term, Democrat, 1877.
Justice of the Peace-First Ward. c. A.
Bates. Republican, 214, and Newton Wood
ruff, 212. no opposition.
Constables-First Ward. Frank Diven,
Republican, 225, no opposition. Second
Ward-Frank Zimmers, Republican, 266
(three years.; Henry Knabb, ST.. Republic
can, 1852, no opposition. Third Ward, James
Joiner, Republican, 124; James Mulcahy,
Democrat, 1856.