Evening journal., 1914-11-05
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George NJ. Casey, % majority; Second, !
Ernest C. Tallcy, Democrat, s; Third, |
John Garden, Republican, 90.
Christiana hundrcd-First, David II.
Mover. Republican. 81 majority; Sec
ond. Alouzo Newhn, Republican, l6l;
Third. Samuel II. Brown, Republican, 62i
Fourth. Charles W. Carpenter, Demo-
crat A; Fifth, samuel Frizzell, Jr, Re-
publicans 35 r
Min Creek hundred-First, Edward
w. Clouscr. Republican, 1877; Second,
e1Nulialn Haggerty, Republican, 75i
Third, Thompson ), Mccormick, Repub-
liean. 10.
White Clay Creek hundred-First,
Frank H. Clark, Republican, IS; Sec
ond, Abraham c. Colmery, Republican,
10. Third, james T. Burris, Republican,
"A.
New Castle hundred-First, James c.
King. Republican. as; second, William
y. Hickman. Republican, 80; Third
Gray Nhitlock, Democrat, %; Fourth,
Everett T. Howard, Democrat, l2i Fifth
John w. Lurty, Democrat, -.
pcncader hundred-tirst, Harry L.
Dayett. Democrat, 8; Second, John w.
Sartin. Democrat, and J. Walter Davis,
tie with ll2 each.
Red Lion hundred-First, William G.
Hickey, Republican, 90; Second, William
Reynolds Democrat 10.
st. Georges hundred-First, w. Lee
Pennington, Democrat, AZ; Second, sam
uel C. Yearsley, Democrat, 49, Third
Iohu p. Denny, Republican, S5i Fourth
Ezra A. Evans, Democrat, IA.
Appointments hundred-first, JOIN
r Collins, Democrat, 81; Second, Johr
a. Gibbons Democrat, so.
Rlackbird hundred-first, G. 4
George. Democrat, 57i Second, Georg
G. WoodSeeper Democrat 90.
Kent County Inspectors
First Representative district-Firsl
John w. Nane, Republican, 80 majority
Second Robert L. Boyd, As.
Second Representative district--firsi
Cove S. Short, Democrat, Dos second
Wallace /. Sipple, Democrat, s.
Third Representative district--Firs
Harry L. Hurlock, Democrat, 70; Secon'
George w. Cook, Democrat, 6.
Fourth Representative district-E'
ward Darling. Democrat, n.
Fifth Representative district-Firs
Thomas +. Clarke, Democrat, 1925 Sc
ond, Walter II. Peterson, Repubhca
80.
sixth Representative district-Firs
Albert w. Gooden, Democrat, 81; Sc
oud, \. Lee Sipple, Democrat, lSl,
Seventh Representative district
First. James II. Naylor, Republican, %
Second, Oscar W. Allen, Democrat, IL
Eighth Representative district-Fus
Lynch, Democrat, 7fi Second, Bet'
Democrat, SO.
Ninth Representative distriet-Fir'
John II. Bullock, Democrat, 100; Secon
Elwood Minner. Democrat, -.
Tenth Representative district-ha
vev ID. Clifton, Republican, .; Secon
Zach johnson. jr., H.
Sussex County Inspectors.
First Representative dis.rict-Firs
Joseph w. Mcssick, Republican, l3
Second. George Jester, Republican, ez
Second Representative district-Fir'
James b. Dickerson, Democrat, 40; Sc
ond. Charles W. Baker, Republican, ! Il
Third William +. Stewart Republican
s..
Third Representative district
First, Charles league. Republican,
Second, Joseph Mullgan, Democr
S9: Third, c. z. Hastings, Democr
Fourth Representative district
James w. Lowe, Democrat, 20.
Fifth Representative district-Fn
Charles B. Carmine, Democrat.
Second. Samuel NJ. Yingling. Der
crat. 169; Third. Linwood e. ~
lips. Republican, rs.
Sixth Representative district-F
Thomas p Coffin. Republican,
Second. Joseph B. Mitchell, Repu
can, 21: Third, Oscar King. Del
crat 10.
Seventh Representative distric
First. George A. Derrickson, Rep
lean, 6s: Second. Hugh Stevens.
publican, 129.
E1ehth Representative distriC
Mark c. Johnson Democrat, AZ.
Ninth Representative district-H