Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-12
IN ESSEX, WILSON
HAD PLURALITY
OF l4,l77 VOTES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Rep, 1924; James P. bowling, DEM,
1906.
Thirteenth Ward-Bernard F. Lacey
Rep, 1,155; Rudolph H. Molter, Dem,
1,546.
Fourteenth Ward-Chris Ahner, Rep,
1878; Fred C. Steck, Dem, 1880.
Fifteenth Ward-Richard F. Malta,
Rep, 1913; Anthony r. Finelli, Dem,
1,017.
sixteenth Ward-Reuben Odell, 1907;
Albert Haeberle, jr., 2,031.
Orange-Charles II. Alderman, Re-
publican. 2,s47; Charles w. Romine
Republican, 1882; Michael Barry, Dem.
2,726; John Mccarthy, Dem, 2,743.
East Orange-Frederick o. Lindsey,
Rep, 1888; Wallace Ougheltree, Rep.
1913; Joseph E.. Booth, Dem., 1855;
John J.. r. Conroy, DEM, 2,311.
Irvington-Louis E. Voorhees,, Rep.
1,o4S; Otto B. Argast, DEM, 672.
Montclair-Hugh Gallagher, Rep.
2, 1878; Edward Winslow, Rep, 1884
John c. Mora, Dem, 1883; Henry #
Muller, Dem, 1.137.
Bloomfield and Glen Ridge-Eugent
L. r. Cadmus. Rep, 1,4s3; George
Hummel. Rep, 2,551; Seymour B. Gil
bert, Dem, LOB.
Nutley-John Howe. Rep, 1872
Samuel Silverburg, Dem, 1856.
West Orange-Christopher Musler
Rep, S97; Thomas Cannon, Dem, 1,l0S
Belleville Township-Pierre Black
Rep, s64; John H. Waters, DEM, LOLA
Caldwell and Essex Fells Townships
Edward e. Peck, Rep, $50; George H
Garfield, Dem, 265.
Cedar Grove and Verona Township:
j. Edgar DeCamp, Rep, 2S2; Charlie:
Bahr, Dem, 1874.
Livingston Township-Amos w. Har'
rison, Rep, 252; Walter Baldwin, Dem.
102.
Millburn Township-George w. Eager
Rep, 2S3; Richard Hopkins, Dem. 1888
South Orange-Walter o. Evans
Rep, 931; Peter J. Herman, DEM, S7S
Vote for Aldermen.
The vote for aldermen in the wards
throughout the city was as follows;
First Ward-Oliver M. Cairns, Rep.
1,162; william NJ. Elliott, DEM, 1,346.
Second Ward Oscar Wurzba,h
Rep 1858; Frank Diener, Dem, 1,491
Third Ward-Charles F. Rob. Rep.
1881; Herman Scheininger, Dem, 1887
Fourth Ward-Elmer E. Mount, Rep.
1907; Alex Archibald, Dem, 1858.
Fifth Ward-John Gnatz, Rep, 655
J. Francis Hanlon, Dem, 1895.
Sixth Ward-John F. Murray, jr.
Rep, 1884; Frederick ]. Fischer, Dem.
2,04o.
Seventh ward-Robert Smith, Rep
1,234; Cornelius J. Harrington, Dem
2,264.
Eighth Ward-Charles L. Whitfield
Rep, 2,1S6; Dewitt C. Pell, Dem, 1,21s
Ninth Ward-Charles w. Baum, Rep
1,5S6; Harry A. Madden, DEM, LIPS.
Tenth Ward-Louis c. Vossmeyer
Rep, 1,471; Patrick c. O'Brien. Dem,
1850.
Eleventh ward-George w. Taylor
Rep, 1899; Frederick Grobert, Dem,
1,753.
Twelfth Ward-Thomas j. Smith
Rep, S04; Albert H. Biertuempfel
Dem, 1871.
Thirteenth Ward-Max Berger, Rep
LILO; John F. Reilly, Dem, 1902.
Fourteenth Ward-Harry P. Schott
Rep, 1,254; Anthony Schuck, Dem
1878.
Fifteenth Ward-James Shape. Rep
1000; Angelo r. Bianclli, Dem, LIZA.
Sixteenth Ward-George B. Merritt
Rep, 2,205; John M. Judge, Dem, FIT
Vote for County's Eight Mayors.
A table showing the vote for tn
mayors throughout the county Is In
teresting. 1t shows that there are fou
Democrats and four Republicans hold
ing the office. The vote was as follows
Newark-Edward Gnichtel, Rep, 20,
$50; Jacob Haussling, Dem, 1854.
Orange--Austen Colgate, Rep, 2,22(
Arthur b. Seymour, Dem, 2,941.
East Orange-William Cardwell, Rep
2.es5; Julian A. Gregory. DEM, 1880.
REPRESENTATION L.. Glorieux, Rep
857; Albert ]. Lacombe, Soc, SCI.
Montclair-Ernest c. Henck, Rep
2,419; Richard c. Newton, Dem, 1888.
Bloomfeld-William Hauser, Rep
1875; Frank B. Daley, DEM, 1,051.
Nutley-John P. Lux, Rep, 6e2; Jer
H. Dorch. Dem. $40.
West Orange-L. Jay Caldwell, Rer
SIS; Samuel Alan Muta, Dem, 1888.