Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1910-11-12

The election in Pleasantville passed OIL
very quietly, although much interest was
manifested All the workers were out.
and did all they could for their respec-
tive candidates The result in this bor-
ough was as follows:
First Ward.-Governor, Lewis, r., rs;
Wilson, d., Z6l. Congress, Gardner, r..
l49: Hampton, d., l93 Riddle, PR, "a.
Senate, Edge, R., 1873; Langham, d., 237.
Assembly, Bacharach, r., 1922 Smathers.
d.. 242. Coroner, Moore r., 1885, Wool
bert, D., 229. Council, Ryon, r., 1856:
Leeds, R., 1876; Nelson. d., 24l; Mathis
d., 233 Freeholder, Ashmead, R., 207:
Long, d., 223. Justice of the Peace: An
derson, r., 30; Weeks, d., "a.
Second Ward.-Governor. Lewis, r..
24O; Wilson, d., 1877. Congress, Gardner
r., PIG; Hampton, D., Isl; Riddle, p. R..
65. Senate: Edge, R., 24l; Langham, d..
ISL. Assembly: Bacharach, R., 246
Smathers, d., III. Coroner: Moore, r.
243: Woolbert, D.. IFS. Councils Ryon
r., 277; Leeds, R., 246. Nelson, D., l76;
Mathis. D., I5G Freeholder: Ashmead
r., ZIG; Long, D.. l53. Justice of tn
Peace: Anderson, R., Is; Weeks, D., 81
Total for the Borough-Governor:
Lewis, r., AS; Wilson, D., 44S. Con
gress Gardner, R.. 800; Hampton, D.
344; Riddle. Pro r., l59. Senate: Edge
r., 429: Langham d., AS. Assembly:
Bacharach. R., 43S; Smathers, d., AIS
Coroner: Moore, R.. HI; Woolbert, d.
407 Council: Ryon, R., 473; Leeds, R
442: Nelson, d., Al; Mathis, D., $50
Freebooter: Ashmead, r., 1873; Long, D.
376. Justice of the Peace: Anderson
r., so; Weeks, D., ll5.
Somers Point Election day opened
here i'll the rain, which predicted Demo
cratic victory, as usual, to some people.
1t did not rain very long, and the Demo
Gratis were soon forgotten at the polls.
The great fight for nomination in Sep
tember seemed to have cleared the poll
teal campaign. A sticker campaigI
was INDUCED i'll by Gibson Winner, foi
Mayor. who secured 5 votes: by ALLAH
Tallman. for freeholder, who got ,:
Votes in lst ward; by Theo, Riedell. foi
Council, i'll lst ward who got 80 votes
These worked quietly and hard, but til,
task was too great. In the ID ward :!
CLARK Robinson, the slated Republicai.
candidate, whose name was lost i'll tb,
count at the primary election, was electe,.
by the Use of stickers.
The city nominees We're practically
identical on both Republican and Demo
cratic tickets. so that the vote below
vii not show but i'll the Republican lists
The fun OF the returns is i'll the tai,
end of the ticket, where for Justice oi
peace there was voted one for each cl
eleven names i'll the first ward ana
Louis Steuber received three votes FoI
constable one vote was cast for eacl.
of seven persons. In the second ware
seven names were voted, one for justice
nj Peace and &. d. Nckers received three
Fotes. For constable eight names re-
teived one vote each and John j. DE-
Barry received 35 votes. The tally fol
lows:
Vivian NJ. Lewis. 40. Congress: John J.
Gardner, Is. State Senator: Walter f.
Edge, A.. General Assembly: Isaac Bach
arach 80. Coroner: Samuel W. Moore.
81. Mayor: Herman Steck, "A; Gibson
Winner, 7.Councilman-a at Large: Charles
Z. {. Stcelman, II. Common Council
Frank +. Westphal, 52; Theo. Riedel, 81
Chosen Freeholder: Harry Nothaker, y;
Allan Tallman, 80. Member of Board 0:
Education: I. George Middleton, -:
Somers ). Steelman, ~; J. Clark Robin
son, rs. Justice OF the Peace: Louis
Steuber, ,.
Republican, ID Ward.-Governor, Wv
iau NJ. Lewis, 81. Congress; John j.
Gardner, 81. State Senator: Walter E.
Edge, 81. General Assembly, Isaac Bach
arach, 60. Coroner: Samuel W. Moore
I'll. Mayor: Herman Steck, 81: Gibson
Winner |. Councilman-at-La Large, Charles
+. {. Steelman, 50. Common council:
George Coll 50. Chosen Freeholder Lewis
Mason, 50. Member of Board of Educa-
ton: I. George Middleton, So; Somers
5. Steelman, ST; j. Clark Robinson, 76.
Justice of the Peace: G. ID. Nickers. B.
Constable: John j. DeBarry, 3D.
Democratic, First Ward-Governor,
Woodrow Wilson, b. Congress: George
Hampton. 81 State Senator; Louis
Langham, 81. General Assembly: Frank
Smathers, 81. Coroner: Edwin Woolber1.
SO. x--~
Democratic. Second Ward Governor:
Woodrow Wilson, 30. Congress: George
Hampton, 20. State Senator: Louis
Langham, 81 Member Of the General
Assembly: Frank Smathers, 30. Coroner:
Edwin Woolbert. 80.
Progressive Republican, First Ward
Congress: William Riddle, |.
Progressive Republican, Second Ward
Congress: William Riddle, 6.
National Prohibition, First Ward
Governor: Charles f. Repp, |. Congress:
John W. Hughes, |. State Senator;