Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-11
OFFICIAL COUNT
OF COUNTY VOTE
Figures Are Compiled and Sub
mitted-Mayor HaussIing's
Majority Is 6,234.

MS SldII Il0lSneu the ldDulatiOH ol TIE
official figures for the election of last
Tuesday today and at noon presented
the figures to the County Board of
Elections for certification.
The figures. show Mayor Haussling s
actual majority over Louis V. Aron-
son to have been 1924. For members
of the Board of Works Alfred H. Bier
tuempfel and Charles p Gillen had
Imajorities of ,165 and 1885 over Harry
B. O'Connell and William Mungle re-
spectively In the office of city home
trustee appears the name of the lone
Republican who was a winner wherein
the vote covered the entire city or
county, either. for that matter.
For that office Rudolph G. Schaaf
received 9,4S4 votes, against 1S.161 for
William A. Hyland. the Democratic
candidate.
For the county the figures show
that on the registry books there were
S9,912 names, while. the total number
of names voted was S4,426. showing
| that only about $500 persons remained
away from the polls last Tuesday. The
total number of ballots rejected in
the city and county was 1928.
The Roosevelt electors carried the
county by an average plurality of a
trifle under $500 over the Democratic
electors. who in turn ran almost 10000
ahead of the Republican or Taft
electors. The Socialist electors vot-
| ing for Debs for President polled an
average of 1915 votes, while the So
cialist-Labor party managed to
amass 235 and the National Prohi-
bition party 1885,
| On the Assembly ticket John j.
Bracken heads the Democratic list
with 26,9S0 votes, 2.759 more than the
total secured by Edmund B. Osborne.
who headed the Progressive list. Os-
borne received 1,746 votes less than
Joseph f. Papscoe, who was low man
on the Democratic ticket. Thomas J.
Smith led the Republican ticket with
1906 votes. over $500 behind Os-
borne and 1900 behind Bracken.
| 1t is in the vote for county clerk
that the strength of the Progressives
is most strongly shown, as far as it's
effect on the Republican chances were
concerned. For that office the com
bined vote of John B. Woolston and
Walter F. Simpson, Republican and
Progressive candidates respectively,
was 49, 1856 votes, 12,60S more than that
received by Joseph McDonough, the
successful candidate McDonough
beat Woolston by 5303, the latter in
turn being 2,164 ahead of Simpson.
For county supervisor Edward
Schickhaus had a clear lead of 1924
votes over Frank l.. Driver, the Pro
gressiye candidate. who in this in
stance ran ahead of his regular Re
publican rival, Andrew c. Snyder, by
1896 votes. The lead of the Demo-
cratic freeholders was about 5000 in
each instance, John H. Waters get
ting the top vote.
Christian Ahner led the Republican
tickets, but his running mates, Roem-
mele and Rosenstrauch, were beaten
out in total votes by Wallace Ough-
eltree. former director of the large
Board of Freeholders. who ran on
the Progressive ticket.
The vote as printed below shows
the order in which the candidates
stood where there was more than
enc person running for an office and
in the Assembly the candidates are
placed in order on each ticket.
The official figures follow:
Electors-Progressiv party, Roose-
velt, 1882: Democratic party Will
son, $3.50; Republican party, Taft,
1924: Socialist party, Debs, 3,S18;
cialist-Labor party, Reimer, 243;
National Prohibition party. Chain.
167.
Congressman. Eighth District
Bouton. 5.032; Kinkead, 4,S61; Head
ley. 457; Tew, 1888; Macmillan, 60
Part of this district lies in Hudson
county.
Above vote represents only Essex
county.
Ninth District-McCoy, Democrat.
| 1916; Walker, Progressive, 6,357; Par
ker, Republican, &. 1888; Bohn, Socialist.
1,454; Bergman, Prohibition, 172.
Tenth District-Townsend, Demo-
crat, 10,sS0; Morgan. Progressive.
1854; Adams Republican. I'LL; Cairns.
Socialist, 1913; Gould, Prohibition, 105
ssembfy-Democrats. Braclen, 26,-
$50; Lewis, 26,S07; Matthews, 26,S02;
Bloom. 26, 6,789; Foley, 26,77S; Mcguire,
&c, 755; FISHER, 26,72S; McCabe, 26,712;
Nutting, 26,655; Fisch, 26,e52; Rowe,
26.496; Papscoe, 25,969.
Progressives-Osbo .24,221: Gott-
lelb. 24,074- Ford, 1880, Burtis, 23,-
1924; Stelzle, 23,754; Harris, 23,6S8;
Sleght, 2S,522; Wintsch. 1880;
Petrone, 23,013; Alexander, 21, 1882;
Berger, 21,S23; Beeken, 21,675.
/ Republican-Smith, 1906; Stickel,
| 1884; Hoffman, 1899; Beard, 1853;
Holloway, 1885, Mitchell, 1925;
Steiner 1871; Lowy. 17122; Stagg,
1891; Nissan. 17,OS0; Prout, 1901 !;
Linnenkohl, 1892.
Socialist = Berger, S,771; Phelps.
S.6OS; Denzer 1907; Heuer, 1905;
Jones, $3.50; Smith, 1856; O'Leary,
S,54O: Wittel. 1888; Turnbull, s,517;
McElliott. 3,512;s Ruhnke, 3,5O7; Sule,
1880
National Prohibition = Anderson,
$40; Campbell, 451; Bloxham, 431 /;
Heller, 1853; harrington, 1922; Logan,
91S; Collier, 316; White, 9O9; Wheaton,
3O4; Hampson, So2; Teall, 27S; Young
holm, 25s.
Socialist Labor = Burkholz, 29s;
Hoffman, 245 Hartung, 244; Miller,
244; Magnetic, 22O; Knego, pa;
Preuss, 208; Tinfowitch, 1877.
For county offices, the official re-
turns show:
County Clerk-McDonough Demo-
crat. 26.37S; Woolston, Republican,
21, ,075; Simpson. Progressive. 1871:
KIump, Socialist. 1888; Smith, Ma