Evening journal., 1908-09-09


the books they cannot be recorded as
VOTED" on the primary election books
again. SO the committee decided TO
use the poll lists as urinary election
list in st. Georges hundred instead of
the primary election book, and the
election will be conducted under the
law. Chairman Ball and Secretary
Jols were designated to verify and
certify the result Of this special elec-
ton.
Chairman Ball called attention TO the
fact that recommendations should be
filed for voters assistants. as the list
must be in the hands u the governor
by September Is. He asked the commit
tos members to be prompt in the mat
/ ter.
The vote and majorihes or plurali-
! ties as verified by the official canvass
are as follows:
The nominees and the vote follows;
othonotary-Herbert l.. Rice, 1891.
Clerk OF the Peace-Harry A. Brown
i1,9i9.
Receiver Of Taxes and County Treasurer
Robert M. Burns. 6oi8; James Logue
s755; Henry Clayton White, 2os2. Burns
plurality. 22ss.
comptroller-Philemma Chandler, 521s;
Edwin c. Clark. 5i19; c. Canby Hopkins,
les; John G. King. 1912. Chambers plural
ity, 90.
sherin-charies II. Lippincott. 1876;
Joseph e. Martin. 1885, Lippincott's major
ity. 4OO1.
COroner-Thomas J. Gaynor, 25S5; James
II. Galloway. 2l2O; william c. Brooks, $50;
Charles II. Crawford. 72o; Alexander
Guthrie, 14iO; William NJ. Householder,
500; John r. Kilmer. 1917; John Levy. $40;
Jacob B. Smith. 1000; James B. stidham
9O5. Gaynor's plurality, 49,
STATE SENATORS.
Second Senatorial District-Cwiiming-
toni, Walter Rash, 1856.
Fourth dlstrict-Darlington Finn, 11i0
Sixth district-Alexander p. Corblt, $40.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
First dlstrict--oscar c. Welsh. Cunop-
posed. 1878.
Second district-Alfred L. Ainscow 1906;
Albert Beggs. 1913; James S. Davis. ia
Ainscows plurality. SO.
Third dlstrict-Arthur w. spruance,
1885, James r. Mahaffy. 62l; James NJ
Smyth. 469. Spruance's plurality, S85.
Fourth district-Walter sillitoe (unop-
posed. sOS.
Fifth dlstrict-Frederick Van Gelder.
Cunopposed). 1893.
Sixth dstrict-James Comfy. Jr.. 227;
James c. Comfy, i99; Thomas r. Day. 125;
Jeremiah B. Harvey, 45 Conly's plurality.
2S
Seventh district-Edward G. Bradford
Jr.. 5i7; John F. O'Neal, 2T7. Bradford's
majority. 24O
Eighth district-Charles IT. Mcdonald
is6; Elias p Hicks. 2s2. McDonaid's ma
iority ia
Ninth dlstrict-Robert j. Morrison 1s4;
Harry Pordham, 12S; Joseph b. webber.
90. Morrison's plurality Sc.
Tenth district--Wallace L. Cannon. si3;
George W. Burris, los. cannsn's major
ity. 235.
Eleventh district-Harry c. Ellison, 16s;
, Edward o. Walton. a. EIlison's majority.
152.
Twelfth district--Joseph W. Reeves.
Cunopposed). 22i
Thirteenth district-Horatio W. Phars
Cunopposed), S2s.
Fourteenth distriot-Joseph c. Hutch
inson Cunopposed. 175.
Fifteenth district-Harry S. Wood
keeper (unopposed), Al
LEVY COURT.
First district-Henry w. Perkins 1873
James Kitchen. 1919; James Braden. 2S7
Perkins plurality. 294.
Second distrlct-Samuel j. Dennlson
1881 James keenan,. 1901: Homer c. Sim.
MONS 1916. Dennisons plurality, $50
Third district-Isaac c. Elliott. 1885, will
liam J. Brown. 269 Everett b. Hollings-
worth. 2i6; Thomas J. Sterling 46; Nell
son l.. Taliey 1875. Euiotts plurality, g.
Fourth district-William Frank Taylor,
( $50; Benjamin A. Groves, l29; William Car
penter. TO- Taylor's plurality. 26O
Fifth district-Daniel Thompson. 760:
John Penrose Wilson, Si5. Thompson's
majority. AS.
Sixth district-John w Dayett. ss8: Or
land w. Kershaw. 6S: Warren o. Arm
strong. IS; Dayetts plurality s15
Seventh district-Thomas Lattomus, 1856;
Richard Hodgson. 50. Lattomus' majority,
o..