Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
SOUTH AMBOY
DETAIL VOTE
Outcome of the Primar
Election But TeW Contests
for Local Offices.
THE VOTING WAS LIGHT
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy. Sept. d4:-The pri-
mary election passed of quietly In
this city yesterday, although there
was some little hustling done, there
being some local opposition in the
first ward, where Charles T. Grace
and Eugene Foreman were oppon-
ents on the democratic i, ticket for
member Of the county committee,
Mr.. Foreman winning by twelve
votes. There was also opposition
for delegate to the state convention.
A. L. Grace and James w, Manhat-
tan opposing each other. Mr.. Grace
won by a small margin of three
votes.
The total number Of votes cast
both republican and democrat, were:
1st wd.-156 with s rejected.
End wd.-114 with 2 rejected.
3rd wd.-108
4th wd.-103.
In the second ward one vote was
cast for Hon. D. c. Chase for mayor.
The two local option men, Camp
bell and Molineux. on the republican
ticket, lost in this city.
Mr.. Stokes was the republican
tilOlCo lOr OullGu Otdt6S SeudJOI anu
Mr.. MARITIME the democratic choice.
For member of the general assem-
bly, ON the democratic ticket, II. B.
Cook did not make a very good
showing in this city. The details of
the vote are as follows:
United States Senator.
Charles N. Fowler, r., 16; Frank
lin Murphy, R., 80; Edward c.
CtnJ-4n 49,, In~N~a nga~Iirn n
100; Frank w. McDermit, D., 35.
General Assembly.
William J.. Campbell, R.. 81; Les
lie e. Molineux, r., 40; Arthur v.
Schenck, R.. 1923; John F. Ten
Menden, R., 1877; John V. @. Boor-
AS: William e. Ramsay. ID, 200;
August c. Streitwolf, D., 179.
Mayor.
Ambrose M. Gordon, r., 1888; Mi
chael w. Welsh, D., 265.
Councilman-at-Large.
Charles l.. Steurwald. r., 1856;
Charles w. Stuart, D. 270.
Board of Education.
Zone Year,
Marshal f. Magee, R.. 191; John
A. Coan, D.. 266.
1.-TWO Years.)
Joseph Compton, R.. 1879; H. D.
Littell, R., 1870: George G. Oliver, D.,
25S; William G. Wyckoff, D., 267.
Councilman.
Second Ward-Lewis S. Dill, R.,
@527: E. ]. O'Connor, D., 70.
Third Ward-James Collins. R.,
SO; Michael j. Stanton. D., II.
Justice of The Peace.
Third Ward-Warren Disbrow,
r., So; William Birmingham, D.
72.
Constable.
Third Ward-William J. Master
son, D., So.
County Committee.
First Ward-William S. Dey, R.,
As; Charles T. Grace, D., SO; Eugene
Foreman, D., so.
Second Ward-Robert Thorpe. r..
Is; Michael Welsh, D., rs.
Third Ward-William E. AL
baugh, r., So; James w. Rea, D.,
SO.
Fourth Ward-Frederick Diebert.
r., 81; Charles Steurwald, r., 8;
Daniel Delaney. D., q.
Delegate to State Convention.
lIot Wdfu-tUilIn OlIdItOut H.,
As; Alonzo L. Grace. D., As; James
w. Manhattan, D.. 43.
Second Ward-Joseph f. Fulton,
R., 26; Alfred T. Kerr. D., IA.
Third Ward-William f.. AL
baugh. r., Sc; Francis P. Coan. d.,
10.
Fourth Ward-Charles Steurwald,
r., IS; Daniel Delaney. D., 18.
Congressional Delegates.
First Ward-Frank e. DeGraw,
r., As; Edward Denau, r., AZ; AL
fred j. Miller, D., 105; Timothy F.
Sullivan, D., los.
Second Ward-Frank j. Meinzer,
r., 20; Robert Thorpe. r., 26;
George G.. Oliver, D., 73; John w.
Mahoney. D., TO; P. j. Monaghan,
D., rs.
Third Ward-Warren Disbrow,
r.. SO; Richard Parisen, r.. So;
John j. Coakley, D., II; John A.
Jones, D., ~.
Fourth Ward-Marshall e. Ma
gee, r., 81; Andrew Fl. Slower, R..
SO; George Elmer Coward, D., 18;
Gaorpn MeKanna u 18