Evening journal., 1913-06-10
DR.. HOWELL
HAS SI323LEAD
FOR MAYOR
William P. Whites Plurality
is 1890 and james F.
Prices Lead is 1854
OFFICIAL CANVASS
SHOWS LITTLE CHANGE

Members Of the Departmnt Of
Elections, sitting as a Board of Can
vass, met in Council Chamber yes
terday and canvassed the vote cast
at the election on Saturday. The re-
turns showed but few changes in the
pfficil list from those printed In
THE EVENING JOURNAL. The work
OF the board was arduous. owing to
each districts vote being inclosed In
separate envelopes and the vote on
the riverfront questions being sepa-
rated.
The official figures show Mayor
Howells plurality to be 1923; Will
liam p. Whites plurality for Presl-
dent of Council to be 1890, and James
r. Prices plurality for City Treas
urer to be 1454. All were candidates
of the Republican and National Pro-
gressive parties.
The Board was assisted by Joseph
Wigglesworth and Clarence l.. Kill
len as clerks, with city employees on
the adding machines. The official
count showed that the total vote cast
amounted to 1851 and that cast for
Mayor Howell was 1874 as compared
with 1851 cast for DR.. Willard Sprin-
ger. Frank A. Houck Socialist can
didate for Mayor. received 800 votes
which causes that party to lose its
pfficial place on the ballot, Francis
/. dupont, the Progressive candidate
for Mayor, received 1899 votes.
The official figures for President Of
City Council are: John j. McGovern,
6,141; William p, White, 1881; A. n.
Andrews, 4O7; Charles W. Hughes,
1856
The vote for City Treasurer wasi
James ], Cabill, 6207; James f.
Price. 1851; Edward Norton, Ss4i Jo'
,seph f. Crew, 1869.
For assessor and collector in the
northern district j. Frank Davis re-
ceived 1905 votes; James n. Morris,
5,i65; Benjamin H. Richardson, 20S
George w. Pierson, S46. Mr.. Norris
plurality is 2,260.
For assessor and collector in the
southern district Eugene M. Sayers
received 1921 votes; Leo j. Dugan,
e.442; William ID. Little, 1913; VIII
liam e. Gibney, S15. Mr. Sayersi
plurality is 7S4.
VOTE FOR C0UNCILMEA.
First Zimmerman, Dem.
e32. johnson, Rep, and Nat Pro.
e29, Conway, Soc, o. Plumley Pro.
g5, Zimmermann's plurality, 3.
Second ward-Welsh. Dem. 256
Cook, Rep. and Nat. Pro, 453; Knots
Soc, 26; Guyer. Pro. 106. Cooks
plurality, 1877,
Third ward - McGoldrick, Dem.
G97; Foote, Rep. and Nat Pro, 276i
Bronson, Soc, Is; Veasey, Pro, Is
McGoldrick's plurality, 221.
Forth ward-Rane, Dem, Ala,
Stidham, Rep and Nat. Pro, 2l5,
Samson. Soc, II; Minker' Pro" 10
Kane's plurality, 1893.
Fifth ward-McKenna. Dem. sos
Draper. Rep and Nat. Pro. 1908
Reariek, Soc, So; Calhoun, Pro,
a23. Draper's plurality, 40l.
Sixth ward-Kramer, Dem, 6l5
Hopkins. Rep, and Nat. Pro, 56S
Haggerty. Soc, 19; Marvel, Pro, 81
Hopkins majority, 5o.
Seventh ward-Grier, Dem, 9S7
Etover. Rep, and Nat Pro, 1871; Ed
wards. Soc, 80; Hooven, Pro, 30l
Stover's plurality, 2S4.
Eighth ward-roppin. Dem, 577
Heal. Rep. and Nat. Pro, S52; Nc
Ney, Soc. 43. Heals plurality, 20.
Ninth ward-Mellon, Dem, 526
Grantland, Rep, and Nat. Pro, ll5S
johnson, Soc, Sc, Talley, Pro, ID
Grantland's plurality, 632.
Tenth ward--Haney Dem, NV
Mahoney, Rep, and Nat, Pro, 32S
Higgins, Soc, AZ; Short, Pro, .
Haney's plurality, 476,
Eleventh ward-McDermott, Dem
A4g; Dawson, Rep. and Nat. Pro-, 35z
Vladkovsh, Soc,, "a; Valleau, Pre-
25. McDermott's plurality, 81,
twelfth ward-Connelly, Dem, 50s
Williams, Rep, and Nat. Pro, 66s
J.ekens. Soc, 27' Emersan, Pro- q
williams plurality, l06,
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