Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1909-11-06
Councilman at Large, 35; Swift, Board Of
Education, SO; Bourgeois, Board of Edu-
cation, 40; Tilton, Board of Education,
40; Tilton, Board of Education, 50.
Port Republic

stickers, but every other office holder
down the line.
Ashley was elected Mayor, defeating
Isaac Smallwood, the regular nominee, by
substantial majority.
John B. Sooy, Councilman at Large,
Watson Van SAINT, Assessor, and Joseph
Lippincott and Elias Conover, Commit
teemen. were all elected on the stickers,
defeating the regular nominees.
1t was '.sticker" clean up with Turn
er as the hero of the election.
Mays Landing
Election passed quietly in Hamilton
Township. Out of total registration
of 497 only 25l votes We're polled Fol-
lowing is the result:
County Ticket-Assembly Edge, l53;
Burgan, 81. Coroner, Bump, l6l; Voelk
er, 6l.
Township Ticket-Assessor: jenkins.
l79. Collector, Abbott, 1872 Township
Committeeman: Makepiece, l63. Survey
ors of Highways, Kendall 1853; Ansel B.
Crowley, 1872. Poundkeepers, Schrumpf,
l63; Leilling 162. Overseer os Poor,
Shearer, III.
Galloway
Galloway Township went Republican
Tuesday in the Assembly fight, but Dem
ocratic in the Coronership. The vote:
First Precinct Assembly: Edge, Ill;
Burgan, 81. Corner: Bump, 60; Voelkcr,
1877.
Second Precinct-Edge, SO; Burgan, 70;
Voelker, SO; Bump, 70.
City Ticket-First Precinct: Assessors,
Somers. 81; Syckle, 40. Democratic, Col
lector, Syckle, l04; Wicks, l52; Demo-
cratic Assessors: George Keene, 81. I'd
Precinct: Edge, 80; Burgan, 10; Voelk-
er. SO; Bump, 10.
For Collector: Somers. l64; Democrat
ic; Assessor, Stucken, Democratic, "a;
Hoenes, 70, Independent. Democratic
committeeman: Wicks, l04. Democratic
Huencke, IS, Republican.
Egg Harbor Township
Voters of Egg Harbor Township at
Tuesdays election made regular APP
preparation of 800 to be used in fight
ing forest fires and further allowance
of $50 to keep down the brush along
the highways. Col. Walter E. Edge, Re-
publican nominee for Assembly, was
given majority of 35 over John A.
Burgan, while the Democrats named
most of the local offices. Benjamin c. Lee
was named for Tax Collector and John
II. Smith and r. H. Sheeley for men,
bers of Township Committee.
Egg Harbor
Egg Harbor City gave away one of
the largest Republican majorities in its
history Tuesday. For Council (two) Ed.
Beyers. 2lS; Charles Blattner l9s; Will
lam Michlich. lS5
Board of Education (3 years., Geo. f.
BREEDER 3l2; Samuel Winterbottom, 2g2;
John w. Mraunbich, 1917 1.-TWO years.
Democratic Board of Education: Bas-
tow, LIS; William West, ls5; Adolph
Russ. IS. Justice of Peace: Isaac Stahl,
1859; James Brown, l62
Hammonton
AT late hour Cyrus w. Osgood was
making bitter fight to retain his seat
in the Board of Freeholders. Out of 767
votes counted he was - in the lead of
Marcellus Jackson, eX-Assemblyman, at
midnight. Other returns were not COM
plete from this district.
There is every indication that William
H. Burgus will be elected Overseer of
Roads. The Council fight Is i'll doubt.
Weymouth
Weymouth went Republican, but not
by very large majorities. The vote:
Assembly bly-Edge. 90; Burgan, 10. Cor
oner: Bump. 81; Voelker, S3.
Local Ticket John NJ. Snag,
So; Flanagan, 81.
Township Committeeman = Gannsley.
80; Harkins, 80.
MulIica
John D. Carver was elected Freeholder
for Mullica Township, piling up 81 votes.
John Irving did not run for reelection
The vote was as follows:
County Ticket-Assemby: Edge, 6S;
Burgan, 10. Coroner: Bump, 81; Voelker,
81.
Margate
Margate City's ticket was elected as
follows
Council West. 49; Boggs, 80; Nofcr,
Il year, Al; Hackney, q year, 32.
Freeholder: Hart, 40; Gertzen, 80.
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