The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06

the vote would be heavy enough to per.
Ok division of at least the Second and
Third wards into districts, realized.
The complete results arc:
First, Second and Third Wards and to-
tai, respectively:
For Governor-Fort, Rep, POI, 266, 292, to
tai, 779; K~atzenbach. Dem., $50, III, 2l2, to
tai, 522; Kraft, Socialist, 80, %, "a, total. 81
Mason, Independent Citizen, 2, Is, 0, total.7
Mason, National Prohlbltlor,, z, D, Z, toral
o; Butterworth, Socialist-Labor, 4, /, 2, to-
For Members of Assembly-Republican
Young. 242, 901, 800, total, 849; Hines, A2, 300
3O6, total, S4S; Lowrey, $40, 3O1, 500 total, S47.
Miller, &2, 800, 306, total S4S; Martin, 243
299, 306, total, S4S; Braun, 24S, 300, 300, total
84s; Roberts, 243, 9Os, BOG. total, $50; Clark
total. &7; Smith 24S, sO3, S05, total, $50 and
Morgan, 246, 800, 306, total, $50.
Democrat-Wright, 1es, 1874, 1877 total
500; Knowles, 1853. las, 1871, total, 507; Baaderi
total. 51S; Corish, 1853, 11, 1876, total, sos;
Meyer, 1858, 1875, 1876, total, 501; Lethbridge,
16S, 142, 1856, total, sos. Lane, 1853, 142, 1876,
total, 500; Brady. 1853, 142, 1876, total, 5o6;
Backus, 1865, 142. 1877, total, 5O7, and Brcunig,
1G6. 141, 1877, total, 5O4.
The Socialist Assembly nominees poiled
straight tickets as follows: Morris A. Klein
John o,Brien, Join Laffey, Eric Anderson.
Levine, Joseph B. Grom, Fred II. Grom,
Fred G.. vate and Harris J. Freeman;
The vote by. wards was: First, 81; Sec
ono, 20, 1HlTQt % LOtdlf %.
The. Independent Citizens, polled -four
straight in the Second Ward and nine In
the Third. The vote in the First Ward
as follows: Edward ii. Wright, it,, 4. Z;
James d. Jamison, 8, Z; Elt. Pomeroy, 3.
q F: Cobb, 3, Z; Oh. II Ingersold, & (:
Umbscbeiden, 3, 7; Eff. R. North q,
The National Prohibition, party .polled
nothing in the Second and two in the
Third Ward Tho First Ward and total
vote for town, respectively; follows: Harry
G. Hopper, 2 4; George i. Quimby 2 a
s Rel96rt d j. F hdWaFd 4. Z Ho !; MOIrig z, Z 7:
George q. Weeks, a, 6; Ira V. Smith, 2, 4;
Samuel S. Cook, 2, A.; Harry j. Bennett,
?. 4; Charles Pender, 2, 4; Eff. r. North,
The Socialist Labor Party nominees
polled four in the First Ward, one In the
Second and two each in the Third, a total
Hokanson, Herm Hartung, Frank Rapp,
Harry Bateman, Peter huego, Mike
skurla, Nikola ~simunovich. Carl A. Carl,
son, William Liddiard, Hugo Preuss and
Benjamin Bomshein.
For County Clerk-Woolston (Rep.), 245,
IL, sSos; total, $40. Klump (socl, 81. 20, 81;
total. IS. Edgerley, 2, 5, 2; total, o.
For Town cIerk-Mahlon stookman
(Rep.), 244, 306, 3i2; total, S62. Woodruff
(soc.J, 80, rs, So; total 90. No Democrat.
For MISUNDERSTANDING (Rep.), 24s, 3oe,
293. total, b42. WeSlIdn M. Gdruiet
Dem-), 4S, "a, 1885, total, 275; Horace M.
Owens (Soe.), 80, %, 36; total 81.
Tax Collector-W. Clifton Terrill Rep.),
245. 301, 314; total. $50; John Surhoff (Soc.),
Sc, %, So; total, 81. No Democrat.
Justice of the Peace-James G.. May
field (Rep.). 240, 297, SOS; total, SAB. No OPP
position.
Ward. For Council-First Ward, Albert
e. Webb, Republican, 214; Firman Judas,
Democrat, 1874; Albert e.. Lacombe, So
clalist. 50. Second Ward, August I. La
combe, Republican, S06; George Elsden.
Democrat, 19; Frederick Williams, So
cialist, %. Third Ward. Ernest Boerger,
Republican, 272: Jonathan Waterfeld,
Democrat 1851; Herman schmitt, Socialist
o..
For School Commissioner-Ffrst Ward;
Henry A. Dawes, Republican, 229; Alfred
+. Sorgenfree. Democrat, III; Robert
Momm, Socialist, 81 (short term to MI va
cancy); Frederick N. Jacobus, Republican,
234; John Feindt, Democrat, IN Second
Ward DR.. A.. G.. Christian, Republican, SOo'
Henry B~urnhardt, Democrat, lSi OTTO
Heusmann, Socialist, %. Third Ward,
Frank Harbidge, Republican, 8lS; henry
Diehl. Democrat, 70; Reinhold kneip' 80
cialist, SO.
For Three Constables In Second Ward
Messer Schmitt, Republican, S5i John
Dixon, Republican, 205; William watson,
Republican, 301: Andrew Larney, the oniy
Democrat 10: Third Ward, John Wolf,
Si5. No opposition.