Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-01

lie meeting OF the Governor and
Council held Wednesday morning at
the Council chamber was the presenta-
ton of the report of the Executive
Council committee on election returns,
made by Chairman Benz. 3. Colcoru
OF Searsport. This report embraced all
the officers voted upon at the recent
election, with the exception Of the
Office OF Governor and State auditor,
and the result of the referendum on
the Public Utilities Commission. The
members of the committee on election
returns are: Councillors Benjamin F.
Colcord of Searsport, Fred @. Kins-
man of Augusta, and James p. Hutch
inson Of Auburn
The Public Utilities.
The vote on the Public Utilities
Commission was: Yea, 67,365; nay,
37,00S.
State Auditor.
Although no figures upon the vote
for State auditor were included in the
report the following are in accordance
with the official returns: Timothy F.
Callahan Of Lewiston, 60,451; ]. Edward
Sullivan of Bangor, 60 ,923; Merton T.
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P. Enemark of Portland, 1852; AL
phonse Lane of Brewer, 46S. The re-
count of the vote for this office is be-
ing carried on at rapid pace at the
office of the secretary of State
Representatives to Congress.
The report stated that after a care
full inspection of the vote for repre-
sentative TO Congress in the several
cities, towns and plantations of the
several Congressional districts the
parties named on the following list
appear to have received the number
of votes set against their name:
First Congressional district-Asher
c. Kinds of Portland, 1862: Jonn C.
Scates of Westbrook, 1905; Harry T.
Pinkham of Portland, 400; Walter c.
Emerson of Portland, 2,276; scatter
ing votes, 8.
Second Congressional district-Har-
old NJ. Sewell of Bath, Il 1856; Daniel
]. McGillicuddy of Lewiston, 1G,50S;
Alton c. Wheeler of Paris, 6,539; Ed
win b. Small of Camden, 133; George
P. Larrabee of Bath, 676.
Third Congressional district-John
A. Peters of Ellsworth, 1860; William
r. Pattangall of Waterville, 1S,0Sa; Z.
Maynard Thompson of Augusta, 1851;
Samuel f. Emerson of Skowhegan, 124.
Fourth Congressional district-Frank
E. Guernsey of Dover, 12,7s1; Charles
W. Mullen of Bangor, 10,055; D. VIII
liam Ross of Mapleton, 1886; Delbert
Merrill of Foxcroft, 5,446; scattering
votes. /.
State Senators.
The persons named in the following
list, according to the report, appear
to have received a plurality Of the
votes cast in their respective districts.
Androscosein County
Auburn David r. Hastings D).
Lewiston-Alonzo NJ. Gareelon D).
Aroostook County
B.aine-Aaron j. Fulton (R).
Houlton-Albert A. Burleigh (FO-
Houlton-Ira G. Hersey (R).
Cumberland County
Gumberiand-Henry NJ. Moulton CD.
Otisfeld-Ephraim b. Jillson Cd.
Northumberland F. Flaherty Cd.
Northumberland w. Murphy Cd.
Franklin County
Rangeley-Eugene l. Herrick CD.
Hancock County
Observation-Disclosures D. Chatto (R).
Franklin-Sherman S. Seammon (R).
kennebec County
Augusta-Willis E. Swift (R).
Mt. Vernon-Joseph W. Alien (R).
Observation-Disclosures F. Bartlett (R).
Knox County
So. Thomaston-Gilford B. Butler CD.
Lincoln County
Jefferson-Leslie Boynton CD.
Oxford County
Andover-Young A. Thurston CD.
Penobscot County
Bangor-Charles r. Dunton CD.
Hampden-John Leary Cd.
Old Town-G. Gilmore Weld CD.
Piscataquis County
Milo-Martin L. Durgin (R).
Saeadahoc County
Richmond-Wallace n. Price (D).
Somerset County
Bingham-Forrest H. Colby (R).
Skowhegan-William L. Walker CRY.
Waldo County
undergraduates M. Conant (R).
Washington County
Lubec-Robert ]. Peacock (R).
Machias-Alfred X. Ames (R).
York County
Eliot-Aaron B. Cole-(R).
Holiis-Cecil F. Clark (R).
Sanford-George G.. Emery (R).