Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1914-11-07

Luh's plurality, 7,o5s.
$3.50; Messick, r., 1920; Calhoun's
plurality, 1870.
Finish New Castle Canvass.
Chief Justice Pennewill and Resident
Judge Rice completed the official can
vass at 8 o'clock last evening. There
was not contest, nor was a question
of improperly marked or rejected bal
lots raised under the new ballot law,
which recognizes the intent of the
voter.
Deputy Prothonotary Frank B. New
ell will deliver two certificates Of the
result to the prothonotaries of Kent
and Sussex counties on Monday.
Former Mayor Charles Moore, Of
Georgetown, delivered the Sussex certiii-
Gates to Prothonotary Wigglesworth
today. When the Legislature meets a
messenger from each county will de-
liver the certificates in both houses.
Recorder of Deeds A. V. L. George
had the highest plurality over hts OPP
ponent, Hossinger, of any candidate
In this city. He had a margin Of
2.7S4 over the next highest candidate.
Other candidates on the Republican
ticket had from 2470 up to the figures
fo- Mr.. George.
William T. Purks had zoos plural
ity over his opponent. Levy Court
Commissioner Charles w. Gooding, in
the Second district of Wilmington.
James b. Hickman for Senator had
1851 plurality IN the First district.
l" The Levy Court results we're:
Second misunderstanding D., 5097;
Purks, r., CLOS; Smythe, Prog, 626.
Purks plurality. 1905
Fourth distriot-Nevin, d., 76S;
Groves, r., 1905. Groves plurality
237.
Sixth Salmon, D., sos;
Fouracre, r., Ss4. Fouracre's major
ity, $50.
state Senator.
State Senator results we're:
First district-Casperso d., 2911;
Hickman. R., SAP; Morgan, Prog,
543. Hickman's plurality, 1851.
Third district-Frederick D., $40;
Webb. r., 743 Webb's majority, 7S.
Fifth district-Hayes, D., 1881;
Hoffecker. r., 1888. Hoffecker's
plurality, 1852.
Seventh district-Hart, D., 5lOi
Stats, r., 342. Harris majority, III.
4 Representatives.
The figures for the First, Second
Third and Fourth Representative dis
tricts were printed yesterday. The fig
| ures for the remaining districts are;
Fifth Representative district-Repre
sentative, Elliott, d., 220S; Lank, r.
1904 Elliott's plurality, pa.
Assessor Mealey, d., 2l70; Burnite
r., 20l4. Mealey's plurality, 1866.
Brandywine Hundred.
Representatiye-Hu D., 356
Webster, R., 474. Webster's major
ity rs.
Assessor-Sharpley, D., 354; Wal
ton, r., 51S. Walton's majority, 1872
Christiana Hundred.
Representative-Wil D., 500
Williams, r., 773. Williams ma
iority, 244.
ssessor-Stanley. D., 479; Cheney
r., S37. cheney's majority, 1858.
aiiii Greek Hundred.
Representative-Yea D., 4g7
Dickey, r., 527. Dickey's plurality
40.
Assessor-Mill Creek-Pierson, d
S62; Buckingham, r., 637. Bucking
hams majority, 275.
White Clay Greek.
Representatives. oyce, d., 40
Richards, r., 493. Richards major
ity, IA.
Assessor-Mote. D.. 4Ss; Singer, r.
$50. Singers majority, log.
New Castle Hundred.
Representative-Mc Grory, D., 500
Hance, r., 612. Hance's plurality
40.
Assessor-Lancaster d.. 62S; Meg
ginson. R., Sill. Lancaster's major
fly, III.
Peneader Hundred.
Representatives. ownes, d., POI
Evans, R.. 235. Evans majority, IA
Assessor-Robinson d., 213
Thornton, R., pa. Thornton's ma
jority, 81.
Red Lion Hundred.
Representative-McC Prog
IA; Mahoney, d., 81; Bender, r
236. Bendler's plurality, SO.
st. Georges Hundred.
Representattve-Lea ID
SIS; Poole. r., $40. Leatherhury'
majority &c.
AppOqulnimlnk Hundred.
Schwatka. D., 345; Reynolds, r., 49,
Schwatka's majority, $50.
Blackbird Hundred.
entative-Donovan, D., 2S6
johnson, r., 81.