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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
CHARGES. WASTE
OF CITY MONEY
EIECTRIC PLANT DOING WORK OF
WATER PUMPING STATION,
COMMITTEE REPORTS
MR.. TRAFFORD EXPLAINS
s,Hs siE CAN OPERATE MORE
ECONOMICALLY by MANUFAC-
TURING LARGE AMOUNT OFF
OFF POWER.

is power generated by coal cheaper
than water power?
That appeared to be the vital ques-
committee on electricity last night
special subcommittee submitted
report In which the statement was
yentured that water power seemed to
tie cheaper on the other hand. Sup
erintendcnt Trafford, OF the NUM-
cipai electric plant. claimed that coal
was cheaper, provided sufficiently
large amount of electrical power was
generated.
The discussion centered about the
electric plant and water pumping
station, the latter Of which seems to
have been doing very little work for
the last several months as result
of the large amount OF power fur
nished by the electric plant.
In other words the electric plant
has been pumping practically all the
" 4teHs fes the eta Up ffeff4 ttte- river,
in addition to performing its chief
function of supplying the city with
electric light and current.
Loafing on Jobs.
incidentally, it developed that some
ten or fifteen men are practically
ioafing ON their jobs at the water
pumping station because of the extra
work being done by the other plant.
Mr. Tranord intimated that certain
influences were disposed to block him
In his efforts to give the city the best
service within his power, but he did
not specify exactly what he meant
It came out in his talk that he was
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
POWER COMPANY To
PETERSBURG AID
RAILWAY PERMITS CITY TO CON-
Meet WATER SYSTEM TO IT'S
SOURCE OF SUPPLY FREE.

Meet WATER SYSTEM TO IT'S
SOURCE OF SUPPLY FREE.
The Virginia Passenger and Power
Company has gone to the rescue of
thirsty Petersburg. and a. quickly AZ
the Cockade city authorities can lay
the pipe the city's present small store
of water will DO augmented from q
main which will tap the power COM
pany's supply at the locks power
house.
Yesterday Chairman w. e. Poole,
OF the Petersburg counoil'e water COM
mittee. and City Engineer Butt wait
ed on President Northrop and re-
quested permission to connect tho
city's water system with the power
company's supply. The. request was
gladly granted. an we'll AZ permits
sion to rum the water main along tho
bed OF th6 old App0mHttox canal,
now tho Passenger and Power Com
pany's property.
Tho now main. which will be- either
ten or twelve tnches, WIN serve to
relieve tho present pressing emergen-
cX Petersburg'a water supply now be-
Ing only sufficient for . few weeks.
No charge will be made by the power
company for the water supply. which
win be furnished no long az the
emergency exists.
The Petersburg authorities were
highly gratified BY the agreeable re-
ception givsn them by the railway
ofnoiais and by thu immediate com-
plianos with their rsQueatA
~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
~peast, BY Accident.

That Robert h. Luck. who va
killed the night OF July !. by train
near Elba Station met his death hxg
accident was the verdict OF cores
nar's jury yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07
CHAMPION UHIaAN sTRuTS
FAST MILE IN WORKOUT

CLEVELAND. O.. July S--Uhlan.
worlds champion, trotted . mile In
2:o3 IL In = workout this afternoon.
going tho last half in one minute
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-07

CLEVELAND. O.. July 6.-The
Cleveland club .o-uay released Pitch
ar Hi West, OF Toledo, West came
- Cleveland from Toledo last tall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27

Helmetta, Charles w. Bumtsead, 15-
For constable, James Deming, 81,
For common council, C. Oscar Eric
son, %; Robert Bennett, l; John
Hysorc,~ /; George James, 1. For
surveyor of highways, Karl o,
Bolin, %. For county committee.
man, G. Oscar Ericsson, %.
Democratic-For sheriff, Albert
B~ollschweiler, 13; Thomas Burke,
1. Fo r~surrogate, Daniel w. Clay
ton, 10. Assemblymen; Jacob Josef
son, IA; John kirkpatrick, IA; VIII
liam Leavey, l; August Streitwolf,
10. For conorer, James Flynn. 2;
M. Harding, 13; Robert A. Hirner,
12; Edward ]. O.Leary, /. For free
holders, William Casey, 70; Patrick
Fallen, 4; Anthony Gebhardt, IA;
Peter H. Hendricks, IL; Alfred J,
Kerr, 10; Nathan Roth, 2. For
mayor, Charles w. Bumstead, 4
Councilman, Van Kirk Richards, IL
Surveyor of highways, Harry Rich
ards, II. County committeeman
Andrew York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
.SPOTSW00D FAITHFUL
TO The ORGANIZATION
spso,a1 to the EVENING NEWS.

S0ocbtSt ~
Spotswood, Sept. 27:-BollschWei-
Ter won here yesterday by a majority
of IA over Thomas F. Burke, the
other Democratic a%spirant for the
s~hrievalty nomination. The Perth
Amboy mayor totalled "a. The DEM
ocratic assembly ticket went as fol-
lows: Joselson. Al; kirkpatrick,
At; Leavy, II; Streitwolf, As. The
Democratic coroner fight: Flynn, II;
Harding, 50; Hirner, 20; O'Leary, 1.
Following is the vote for the free
holders on the Democratic ticket:
Casey, 40; Ely, At; Fallon, 10; Geb-
hardt. AZ; Hendricks, At; Kerr, As;
Roth, 10.
On the Republican ticket Dey and
Cranston ran high for freebooter,
which was the only contest in that
party. The vote was: Bennett, IL;
Cranston, -; Dey, ~; Feaster, 9;
Jarrard, II; Wilson, 8; Ely, 1.
In the borough the Republicans
nominated Granger for collector,
Sheffield for assessor, and Irons for
councilman. The Democrats nomt-
mated Dill for collector, A. d. Apple
by for assessor, and Perrine and
Bissett for councilmen. Sawyer and
Brown were elected county commit
teemen by the Democrats and Re-
p%ublicans, respectively.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
ADJOURNED MEETING
Board of Water Commissioners,
CITY Hall.

Perth Amboy, n. j., Sept. 10, 1911.
Roll call $3.50 P. NJ.
Present: President Snedeker.
Commissioners Grieye, Fraser and
Sibley.
Regarding the laying of the water
main (south shore) from the river
to high ground the engineer reports
hat the plans and specifications for
the laying of same were ready. Upon
motion same was referred to the
committee of the whole and engineer
for further report at the next meet
ing, to be held September 20.
Regarding proposed bond issue
the Finance Committee reports pro-
gress.
Matter Of consents for right of
way for new main, committee re-
ports progress.
Matter of raising standptpe was
left with the power committee for
recommendations and to report at
the next meeting to be held Septem-
Der 20, 1911.
Whereupon the meeting adjourn
ed.
w. GUY WEAVER,
62~7-9-27-1t Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
ORGARIzA-
TON HOmIHATES TICKET
CONTINUED from page ID
WOODBRIDGE HAD BIG
LOCAL FIGHT ON HAND
gpectql to the EHEN1No NEWs.


Woodbridge, Sept. 27:-Aside
from the fact that Albert Bollschwei-
Ter defeated Thomas F. Burke for
the nomination for sheriff on the
Democrat ticket, the greatest inter
est here conferred in the fight for
township committeeman on the Re-
publican ticket. In this fight F.
Randolph Lee was defeated for the
nomination, : receiving only SO votes
while Arthur A. Deter received 155
and William D. Hoy received 121.
Two were to be nominated. The
vote by polls is as follows: Deter,
first poll, SO; second poll, AZ; third
poll, "A. Hoy, first poll, 81; second
poll, 28; third poll, AZ. Lee, first
poll, 40; second poll, so; third poll,
IA.
The township gave B~ollschweiler
1872 votes and Burke SO. For the
assembly Joselson got 1856; Kirk
patrick, 1874; Leavy, 121; STREET.
wolf, 151. For coroner, Flynn got
90; Harding, ia; Hirner, 1913;
O'Leary, 20. For freebooter Casey
got 100; Ely, ITO; Fallon, 116; Geb-
hardt, 172; Hendricks, 1863; Kerr,
165; Roth, Al.
On the Republican ticket Bennett
got 1888; Cranston, 143; Dey, $780,;
Feaster, 40; Jarrard, 119; Wilson,
1914.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27

cratic nomination of sheriff over
Thomas F. Burke. The Perth Am
boy mayor polled 45 against Burke's
10 The Democratic assembly vote
was as follows: Joseison, So; Kirk
1atrick, ST; Leavy, IA; Streitwolf'
SO. The race: Flynn, I;
Harding, ST; Hirner, 46; O'Leary'
5. The Democratic freeholder race:
Casey, 40; Ely, ST; Fallon, 8; Geb-
hardt, 55; Hendricks, 50; Kerr, 40;
10th, s..
The results of the Republican
freebooter contest were: Bennett,
rs; Cranston, II; Dey, II; Feaster,
63; Jarrard, 80; Wilson, 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
PRODUCTION OF
FORMALDEHYDE
Perth Amboy Chemical Works
Increase Output.

po inmsing u the Perth Amboy Chem
h InoT Vols TO manufacture much
Ioa raor Quantities of 1t than ever be-
toI Sc The chemical is being sold in
lore oree Quantities to organizations
Lape ar MT NE" # m in small quantities
"riI tbe retai1 trade. This has been
LoI .u &c eytensiveIy of late that for
uoIS 81 has become decidedly
InaLuGn onong housekeepers. The
po aEars claim II to be excellent for
r!HAos aies disinfecting rooms,
kilai,7 --sfrigerators. sinks and
80 e. cleaning stables. kennels,
CoiiIe95 Lo,sos etc. for purifying
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
SOUTH RIVER HELPS TO
PILE UP THE MAJORITY
specia1 to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South ,R4y-er Sept. r27:-WIth the
the candidates endorsed by the
Democrat organization received a
majority at the primary here yester-
day. For coroner, Flynn leads. For
sheriff, Albert Bollschweiler re-
ceived ia votes and Thomas F.
Burke Sc. The vote for assembly
men was as follows: Joselson, 1873;
kirkpatrick, l73; Leavy, Sc; STREET.
wolf, 1853.
For coroner, Flynn, 1877; Harding,
1926; Hirner, 81; OLeary, 80.
For freeholder, Ely, 1853; Fallon.
90; Gebhardt, 1854; Hendricks, 1877;
Kerr, 1873; Roth, SO.
For freebooter on Republican tic
ket the vote was as follows: Ben
nett, %; Cranston, %; Dey, "a
Feaster. %; Jarrard, 10; Wilson
%.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
& MONROE
ARE FOR BOLLSCHWEILER
epeosaI to the EVENING NEWS.

special TO the NE RS.
Jamesburg, Sept. 27:-The vote
here yesterday was very light, with
a majority Of eighteen for Albert
BolIschweiler in the Democratic
~shrieyalty nomination fight. Thomas
F. Burke polled 16 votes. Daniel w.
Clayton, running for surrogate with
out opposition, had the handsome
total of 46. John P. Kirkpatrick, in
his home town, ran high for assem-
bly, on the Democratic ticket with
the figures of 81. Joselson was tied
by Streitwolf with 35. Leavy polled
IA.
Harding ran high for coroner with
80, with Hirner second at %. Flynn
had 20 and O'Leary only 5. Among
the freeholders Ely polled so and
Director Hendricks was second with
40. Gebhardt totalled Al with Kerr
running at SO and Fallon 16. Roth
polIed only 10 votes. Patten, for
mayor, had IS votes and David Kirk
patrick, for councilman for two
years (unexpired term) received 48.
Bennett, in his home town, re-
ce1ved 46 votes for freeholder. The
other totals were: Cranston, At;
DeY, o. FeaSIeT, 10, NlISOn' 100
Jarrard, II. Chamberlain, for may
or, received 43 votes with Buckelew
and Perrine running as and As re-
spectively. DR.. Suydam was re-
elected county committeeman by the
Republicans and Fred Nodocker by
the Democrats.
Monroe Township.
Burke never polled a vote in Mon
roe township yesterday. Bollsch-
weller totalled 10. Following was
the Democratic assembly vote: JOS
elson, IS; Kirkpatrick, 10; Leavy,
3; Streitwolf, IT. The coroner vote;
Flynn, 3; Harding, IS; Hirner, IS;
O'Leary, O.. For freeholder: Casey,
II; Ely, 18; Fallon, 12; Gebhardt,
18; Hendricks, 18; Kerr, II; Roth,
O.
Bennett ran high on the Republi-
can ticket for freeholder nomination
with AZ. The other votes were:
Cranston, 80; Dey. AZ; Feaster, 40;
Wilson, 80; Jarrard, IT. Edward
Johnson won over Fl. Jemlson for
township clerk and will oppose
Charles H. Edwards, Democratic, on
election day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
DUNELLEn FAITHFUL
TO THE ORGANIZATION
Special to the EVENING NEWs.

Dunellen, Sept. 27:-Albert Boil
schweiler received a majority of 26
over Thomas F. Burke for the Demo
crat nomination for sheriff at the
primary here yesterday. Bollschwei-
Ter got 80 votes and Burke 10. JOS
elson led his ticket for the assembly
nomination, receiving 46 votes. The
other Democrat assembly nominees
are: Kirkpatrick, Al; Leavy, 26;
Streltwolf, SO.
For coroner, Flynn got "a votes;
Hirner, 80; Harding, "a; O'Leary, 6.
For freebooter, Casey got 81; Ely,
48; Fallon, %; Gebhardt, so; Hend-
ricks, SO; Kerr, SO; Roth, 16.
For Republican freebooter, which
was the only split, Bennett got "a
votes; Cranston, SO; Dey, IS; Feas-
ter, IA; J~arrard, 1S; Wilson, %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
OPERA At PROCTOR'S
FOR END OF WEEK

BY far the most remarkable en-
gagement of the season so far at
Proctor's theatre, commencing
Thursday of the present week, VIII
be the elaborate musical production
of the condensed version of Often
bach's world renowned opera, The
Tales of Hoffman" This act is the
sensation Of vaudeville. The COM
pany is composed Of the leading
members of the AbOrn, Covent Gar
den. London, and Metropolitan OPP
era Companies. The singing far
surpasses anything ever heard be
fore in vaudeville, and added to this
the scenery, costumes and light eff
>fects of the original production,
leaves nothing to be desired. There
is no doubt this act will prove an
enormous drawing card, and the
only regret is that it cannot stay
in Perth Amboy for an entire week,
so that everyone might have an op-
Dortunity to hear real grand opera
TTs Others on ffTSes@65fA t G arc, 4snaw
and Everett, two men, in a comedy |
skit, entitled THE Captain and the
Iar-SPacfa4 scenery is Carried for
his act, and what with the singing,
dancing and comedy talk, keeps the
audience. highly entertained.
George FredO, a German musical
comedian, plays all sorts of lnstru-
ments, getting a lot of comedy out
of it meanwhile. His funny stories
and comic songs are sure to please.
Altus Brothers are novelty club
swingers, and are said to have an act
way above the average, inasTnuch as
their work is new and original
Kitty Edwards, the favorite Eng
lish character comedienne, meets
with instantaneous success wherever
she appears, and there Is no doubt
her clever work will be more than
appreciated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
CHANCES At
THE BAPTIST CHAPEL

The work OF renovating and re-
furnishing the interior of the chapel
of the First Baptist church in Fay
cite street is about completed and
the place now appears almost like
new. The interior and exterior
alike has been painted. New shades
and a beautiful carpet have replaced
the old ones. Harry Van Doren had
the contract for furnishing the car
pet. It was planned to have the
work completed before Rev. William
H. Bawden, the pastor, returned
from his vacation, but owing to the
extent of the work it was tmpossi-
BILE to have 1t done at that time,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

A petition asking for Ieniency for
Robert Stegeway, the young bandit,
was set in circulation. John Harem-
"a, a member of S~tegeway's gang,
signed a confession Of his misdeeds.
DR.. William Sturgeon, of London,
Eng, delivered the first of a series
of lectures in the First Baptist
church.
Fred Christensen, of Paterson
street. amused a crowd Of people by
~parading in wooden shoes and an
odd costume on the city's principal
streets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
ARCANUM PLAN
OPEN MEETING

At a meeting Of Middlesex Coun-
Gil, No. LOO, Royal Arcanum, in its
rooms in Odd Fellow hall last night
plans for the open meeting to be
held on Tuesday night, October 10,
we're discussed. Regent William H.
Woglom, presided and announced
that c. L. Britton, of Jersey City,
a representative to the grand lodge,
would be the speaker of the evening.
Orator Harry Van Doren and his
committee, who are in charge of the
arrangements, are endeaVoring to
secure some professional talent to
entertain during the evening. Each
member of the council will be priv
LEGGED to invite one or more of
their friends to the meeting on this
occasion. Refreshments will be
served at the close of the program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
R0LPH
fRl0G0 mh9OR
Special By United Press Wtrs.

Special By United Press Wirs.
San Francisco, Sept. 27:-James
Rolph, ship owner and big bust
ness man was elected mayor of San
Francisco at yesterdays primaries,
according to the revised count avail
able today. He overwhelmingly de-
feated the present Mayor Mccarthy,
by nearly two to one, the other can
didates receiving only a scattering
vote. Yesterdays election was final
for all who received a majority and
Rolph will not have to go before the
people again. The district attor-
neyship, however, is in doubt and a
deciding election will have to be
held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27

Geran ran high man over Leon H.
Taylor. The definite result of the
race between Taylor and James A.
Hendrickson will not be learned I'M
til all the districts are heard from,
At one o'clock this afternoon 1t
looked like Taylor.
Although few of the official re-
turns are in the county clerks Of
fee, it is reported William A. Bee
croft won out over c. B. Barlow
in the fight for the sheriff candidacy
and John w. Slocum defeated Aston
Beekman in the senatorial fight.
The race is a close Il in the con
tests. Owing to the lateness in the
arrival of official returns the detail
ed vote will not become known for
a day or two.
DR.. o. c. Bogardus said: Mata-
gave Slocum $50 majority and
Barlow 100. Freehold gave Bark
low 3O4 majority, and Red Bank
him twenty-seven majority.
Slocum, Barlow and Geran car
led Keyport and Raritan township
~ about 1870 majority.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
P!SCATAWAY TOOK But
LITTLE INTEREST IN IT
Epecial TO the EVENING NEWS.

New Market, Sept. 27:-But little
interest was taken in the primary
election yesterday In Piscataway
township. In the poll at this place
P~ollschweiler received IS votes
Burke got 2. For assembly Joselson,
IL; Kirkpatrick. IA; .Leavy, 8;
Strettwolf, IS. For coroner, Flynn,
Z; Harding, 8; Hirner, 81 O'Leary,
5.
For freebooter, Casey, Z; Ely, IA;
Fallon, Z; Gebhardt, IA; Hendricks,
13; Kerr, ~; Roth, IS.
On the Republican ticket for free
holder Bennett got 81; Cranston, %;
Dey, 80; Feaster, %; Jarrard, 18;
Wilson. II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
FRED HALFWAY
IS ARRESTED
Former Resident Charged
With Forgery, %Binghamton.

Charged with forging checks for
various amounts on blanks In THIS
city and elsewhere, Fred j. Hath
way, who worked OF I local news
paper as an advertising solicitor
about two and a half years ago, is In
Jail at Binghamton, N. Y. He has
been indicted by a grand jury and
his trial is expected to start in a
few days. One of his alleged mis-
deeds is that he forged a check on
the Perth Amboy Trust Company,
by signing the name of a local de-
p~ositor of that institution. He gave
a bad check for s25 to F. T. Brown,
proprietor of the Island hotel at
Rector and Smith streets, 1t is al
legged.
1t was learned today that he oper-
ated through New York city and a
large part Of New York, state the
past two years. Just prior to his
arrest last June, it Is said, he forg-
ed a check on the Perth Amboy
Trust Company. 1t is declared there
is sufficient evidence piled up
against him to send him to prison
for a long term.
According to the news Of Hath
ways arrest that reached this city
today, he was tra1led from Bingham
ton to Rochester and finally to AL
bany before he was captured. Just
prior to his arrest, it Is declared,
Halfway made out a lot Of bad
checks on various banking houses
about this and New York state, in
Guiding some in this city. He de-
posted the worthless paper in a
Binghamton bank, it is alleged, and
when the man he had deposited it
with went to dinner he went to a
man in his place and drew the
amount of the checks In cash. The
money is declared to have been
handed to him and he fed to Ro-
~
Halfway was in this city during
the latter part of 1908 and the esr-
1y part of 1909. He stayed for a
time at the Island hotel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
HELMETTA HAD BUT
FEW VOTES IN BOX
snec4al to the EVENING NEWS.

Helmetta, Sept. 27.-Less than
one half of the registered votes turn
ed out yesterday to try the new cleo
ton law and in a great many cases
the voters showed a lack of knewl-
edge of voting the new style. The
Republication sheriff, John
Hanson, 23;for surrogate. Alfred S.
March, %; for member general as
sembIy, Arthur V. Schenck, %;
John F. Ten Brock, %; Rene P. F.
Won Minden, %. For coroner, Har-
old E. Pickersgill, %; Abraham L.
Woods, %. For freebolders, James
Bennett, It; Alfred P. Cranston, IS;
William S. Dey, 10; Joseph ].
Feaster, 16; Oscar Jarrard, 10; Will
liam c. Wilson, II. For mayor of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
CRAKBURY is ONE SIDED
FOR ORGANIZATION MEN
sosctor to tss EVENING NEWS.

Cranbury, Sept. 27.-Thomas F.
Burke, Of Perth Amboy, polled only
five votes here yesterday In his race
for the Democratic ~shrievalty nom
nation. Bollschweiler, the winner,
received 55 votes. The Democratic
assembly race went as follows:
Joselson, ga; kirkpatrick, At;
Leavy, 5; S%treitwolf, SO. The cor
n e race: Flynn, 10; Harding, 9;
Hirner, 46; O'Leary, s. The free
holder: Casey, SIS; Ely, 81; Fallon,
10; Hendricks, 81; Kerr, so; Roth,
2. On the Republican ticket the on
ly contest was for freeholder, which
totalled as follows: Bennett, 115;
Cranston, 1O4; Dey, 107; Feaster,
90; Jarrard, 81; Wilson, SO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
MIX-UP IN sAYREvLLE
CAUSES LATE RETURNS
speetal 10 the EVENING NHws.

the first and third polls in this town
ship has held back the complete re-
turns here. In the second poll Boil
schweiler received "a votes against
II for Burke. For the assembly,
Joselson, 40; Kirkpatrick, Sc;
Leavy, AZ; Streitwolf, So. For cor
oner. Flynn received So; Harding,
At; Hirner, %; O'Leary, %. For
freeholder, Casey received 46; Ely,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27
RETIREMENT FUND TO
CONVENE AT TRENTON

All public school teachers are in
vited to attend the annual conven-
ton of the Teachers Retirement
Fund to be held at II o'clock, noon
Saturday, September 10, in the AS
sembly chamber, State House, Tren-
ton, for the purpose of electing a
member of the Board Of Trustees
and receiving a report of the bust
ness of the fiscal year hich ended
June 10. last, together with a re
sumo of the operations Of the fund
from its beginning in 1895. State
Commissioner of Education, the
Hon. Calvin N. Kendall, expects to
be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-27

"A: Fallon, 81; Gebhardt, 81; Hend-
ricks, AT; Kerr, As; Roth. 20.
On the Republican side Bennett
received 81 votes; Cranston, 81;
Dey, SO; Feaster, 40; Jarrard, 81;
Wilson, Al.