The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-11
COLBYITES' FEEBLE
LOSE PRACTICALLY ALL OF
BELLEvlLLE.
Get One State and One County Delegate
and One County Committeeman.
Fight for Constable.

The colbyites put up put a feeble resist
ance in Belleville yesterday, with the re-
suit that only one delegate to the State
convention and one to the county v
tion were elected. This was in the third
district. The Regulars had things their
own way in the other three districts.
Milton J.. Webster secured the nominal
ton for member of the township commit
tee by a vote of 27S to 1871 for William d.
Clark.
The Republican Regulars will have three
delegates to the State convention for one
for the Colbyites,
In the county convention the Regulars
will be Represented by seven delegates and
the Colbyites by one.
The Colbyites elected q member of the
county committee in the third district.
On the Democratic side the chief interest
was In the contests for constable and the
fight for leadership In the second district.
There were three candidates to be named
for the office of constable, with four in the
field. One of the candidates, John Smith,
withdrew a few days ago, but this was not
generally known. For that reason his
name was voted in the four districts. The
other three, however, were elected. They
were George Gorham, Michael Quinn and
Frank Pierson.
The fight for county committee on the
Democratic side in the second district re-
suited in a victory for Thomas H.. Breen
over John T~raveys by a vote of 1S to 81.
The summary follows:
First district, Republican, delegates to
State convention, Henry Garrison, Regular.
58.T and James Mccullough, Colbyite. 40:
delegates to county convention, Thomas NJ.
Watson, Regular, 80. and William j. Nc
Cullough. Regular, "a; Walter Drake,
Colbyite, 81, and Thomas Mawhir, Colby1te,
34s county committee. William d. Lester,
Regular, Ga, and William S. Hanna,
Colbyite, SO; constable. George w. Daniels.
104, and Edmund ]. Sanford, 1903: justice
OF the peace. Henry R. Kentz, Regular,
81, and John Mccullough, Colbyite, So;
Township Committee, Milton ]. Webster,
Regular, 81, and William ID. Clark,
Colbyite, SO.
Second district, Republican, delegate to
State convention, Samuel O. Martin, Reg
ular, ll6; Hugh J. Mcguire, Colbyite. %;
delegates to county convention. Edward u.
Mathes, Regular, H., Harold A. Miller,
Regular, 10; Thomas j.; o'Neil, Colbyite,
county committee, James K. Provett. Reg
ular. lis; Abraham Goldspink. Colbyite,
%: constable, George M. Daniels, 140; Ed
J. Sandford, 140i Justice of the
Mccullough. Colbyite. %; township COM
William D. Clark. Colbyite. 81.
llfu ulStTlCI, 1~cDuDiICdT, ueleBdtc 10
State convention, Philip ssmmarco, Col
byte. 20; James Mccullough, Regular. q;
delegates to county ,coAyention, Ezra Bald
win. REGULAR, 26; Jemes G. Brown, Reg
ular. 81: Michael Mariana, Colbyfte. 81:
Timothy Sidley, Colbyite, ~; county ON
mittee. Thomas Berry. Colbyite, 80: Will
lam Percy. Regular. II; constable, George
N. Daniels. SO; Edmund j. Sanford! SO;
Justice of the peace, Henry r. Kentz. Reg
ular. 4: John Mccullough. ColbyitS IA;
township committee, William D.. Clark,
Colbyite, .; Milton J. Webster. Regular. ..
state convention: Emil c.. Mertz, Regular,
ia; Robert ], Mitchell, Colbyite, "a; dele
gates to county convention, Edward w.
lar, So; Harry G. Bradford, Colbyite. Y;
John j. Denike, Colbyite, IA; county com
mittee, Clement B. Lehman, Colbyite. %;
George N. Daniels 2O1; Edmond j. Sand
Henry Il. Kentz, los; John Mccullough
Gol1WEIt e6st a$; tRgx sgnlaTp c fSg. Wifii. milt2 p
Clark. Colbyite, 6S.
First district, Democratic, delegates to
State convention, ~. III. Osborne; delegates
William II. King: county committee, An
drew Livingston; constable. George Cor
ham. 80: Michael Quinn, SO; Frank P. Ric-
clio. S4; John Smith, 81. justice Of the
ways. Otis A. Fairchild. James Riordan;
po~und-master, Henry Keller. John Nc
Laughlin; township committee. Edmund j.
Bechtoldt.
Second district. Democratic. delegate to
State convention, John ]. Westlake; dele
gates to county convention, William Cole,
A. A. McEnery, Patrick H. Smith; county
committee. Thomas H. Breen, 12S; John
Traven. 81; constable, George Gorham. f25;
Michael ]. Quinn, 106; Frank p. Riccio,
1872.
Third district. Democratic. delegate to
State convention. Joseph Ward; delegate to
county convention, Robert Whitfield;
county committee. George Williarhson; con-
stable, George Gorham, 81; Michael j.
Quinn, Il; Frank p. Riccio, 26; John p.
Smith. IL.
Fourth district, Democratic. delegate to
State convention, DR.. e. o. Cyphers; dele
gates to county convention, William T.
Hirdei; county, Ncommittee, William T.
Hirdei; constable. George Gordon, 10;
Michael j.. Quinn 8; Frank P. Riccio, 7.
and John Smith. 10.