Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-12
IN ESSEX, WILSON
HAD PLURALITY
OF 4,l77 VOTES
County Clerks Computation
Shows 1921 for Governor
Elect, 81 ,O94 for Lewis.
MAYOR HAUSSLING ALSO
SHOWED RIVAL CLEAN HEELS
Reelected Incumbent Got n, ,5A
Ballots as Against 2O,38O
by Gnichtel.

The count of election returns IN Els.
sex county. as computed by County
Clerk John B. Woolson. give Governor
elect Woodrow Wilson plurality OF
14,177 votes over Vivian NJ. Lewis, the
Republican candidate. The returns
show that Wilson received 45,271, Lewis
81, ,094; Killenbeck. Socialist, 2a47; Repp
Prohibitionist. 17S: Bntterworth, So
cialist Labor. 429. The count Is official
as far ae can be ascertainsd. II will
be passed upon by the County Board
of Elections on Monday.
Mayor Jacob Hausslings plurality
over Candidate Edward Gnichtel Is
7,144. The official tabulation shows
that Haussling received 27,524 votes tc
20, $3.50 for Gnichtel. Munroe. the So
cialist candidate. received 1,645 votes.
In the vote for congressman In the
Seventh congressional district Edward
Townsend, Democrat. received 21.96i
against 17.706 for R. Wayne Parker
Ashton, Socialist, received 815. and
Logan, Prohibitionist, 90.
IN the Eighth congressional district
Walter l. Mccoy received 1889 votes
against 1887 received by William H
Wiley. Reilley, Socialist, received 1,49i
and Stoker, Prohibitionist, 101.
In the contest for member Of the
Board of Works, Patrick H. Ryan re.
ceived 25,5S9 votes to 21.S31 received ny
Augustus Eggers. The vote for City
Home trustee gave Hyland, Democrat
25. .SSs, against 21,s31 for Goertz, Repuo-
lican.
There was only one ward, the Six
tsenth, where the vote for alderman
was close Merritt, the Republican get
ting. 2,2o5 votes to 2.174 received hy
Judge, Democratic candidate.
The vote for small Board of Free
holders shows that the proposition Ii
favored by vote of 24s72 to 1s.1Ss.
The vote for civil service in the ooun'
ty was 1889 in favor Of to 1915!
against. In the city the civil servict
proposition was favored by q vote o.
1S.1S4 to 11,25s.
The following table shows the vot'
for freeholders in the city and through.
out the county. The table shows thai
there are seventeen Republicans and
sixteen Democrats in the board
Whether the board will stand thai
way during the term is question tc
be decided 1t has been isputed
whether Bloomfield and Glen Ridge are
entitled to two freeholders. If this il
settled to show that only one should bs
allowed the board win be sixteen tt
sixteen
Vote for Freehoiders.
First Ward-Frank E. Ward, Rep.
1,150: Patrick J. O'Connor Dem, 1,S41
Second ward-Christian L. Volz
Rep, 1,266; Herbert C. Builivant, Dem.
1900.
Third ward-Paul Fflbernian. Rep.
1,251: Joseph Mann, Dem, 1857.
Fourth Ward-Horace B. Holcomb
Rep. 1923; Herman E. L. Boyer Dem.
1892.
Fifth Ward-Louis J. Boehm, Rep;
$685. Frank A. Foley, Dem, 1.277.
Sixth Ward-william G. Weigel. Rep.
1888; John j. Gaynor, Dem. zoos.
Seventh ward-Joseph S. Sutphen
Rep, LAS; John J. Brady Dem, 2,S5s
Eighth Ward-George ]. Anthem, Rep.
2,452; Henry L. Slaight. Dem. 1,245.
Ninth ward-Frank L. Driver. Rep,
1,641; Peter A. Bigler, Dem, LOLA.
Tenth Ward-Ernest E. Ryman, Rep,
1,463; Emmett j. Quinn, DEM, 1880.
Eleventh ward-Theodore D. Gott-
lieb, Rep. 1,s4s; John NJ Rhodabeck,
DEM. l,794.
Twelfth ward--Hernan Breuckner,
(continusd On Second Pswe.)