Evening journal., 1915-06-08
SLIGHT chance BY
OFFICIAL CANVASS
Mr.. Price Had 2317 and Mr..
Highfield 1916 Plurality
on Saturday
NINE OF THIRTEEN IN
COUNCIL REPUBLICAN

Official figures of Saturdays cleo
ton were tabulated in full late yes
terday afternoon by the Department
of Elections. sitting as board of
canvass in City Council Chamber in
City Hall. Very few changes were
reported in the unofficial figures pub
lished by THE EVENING JOURNAL.
The Republicans by Saturdays vic
tory will have eight of the twelve
Councilman and with Henry c. Down
ward as President of Council, the Re
] publicans will have nine of the thir-
teen members or two-thirds of the
entire membership of Council, a new
record for the party. The following
are the official pluralities for all men
elected on Saturday:
Official PluralitieS.
Mayor-James +. Price (R). Plural
ity, 2,317
President of Council-Henry G
Downward (R). Plurality, 1914.
/ City Treasurer-Will J. Highheld
(R). Plurality, 2.316.
Tax Collector. Northern District
c. S. Rice (R). Plurality; 2,513.
Tax Collector. Southern District
John I. Dolan Cd. Plurality, 293
City Council.
First ward-Arthur Johnson CR)
Plurality. 1O5.
Second-Stant B. Atkins CR). Plu'
rality, ISL.
Third-John J. McGoldrick Cd. Plu
rality, 54.
Fourth-James Kane Cd. Plurality
lis.
Fifth-Oscar c. Draper (R). Plural
ity 446.
Sixth-John .. Hopkins (R). Plu
rality, 2O1.
seventh-Charles NJ. Smith (R) Plu
rality, 736.
Eighth-Burton S. Heal (R). Plural
ity. 373.
Ninth-George E. Grantland (R)
Plurality, 75S.
Tenth-John Y. McDonough CD
Plurality. 342.
Eleventh-Joseph l.. McDermott CD
Plurality. 9S
Twelfth-Albert n. Williams (R)
Plurality, 176.
Following are the totals for the
various candidates as officially can
vassed:
Mayor-Price, Republican, SAB
Spruance. Democrat, 6.126; Rearick
Socialist 265; Isaac, Citizens. 253.
President of City Council-Down
ward, Republican, 1877; Isaacs, Dem
ocrat, 6,463 Campbell. Socialist, 260
City -Highfeld, Republi
can. 1892; Hughes, Democrat. 6.O16
Murphy Socialist, 26S; Park, Citi.
zens. 241.
City Council.
First Ward-Johnson Republican
2S2; Saylor, Democrat, III; HOOD
Socialist - - tf ts rF~
Second ward-Atkins. Republican
499: Rafferty,. Democrat, 26s; Conle,
Socialist. 21; Carr. Citizens, 6.
Third Ward -McGoldrick, Democrat
Ala; Stradley. Republican, $50
Woodstock. Socialist, II.
Fourth Ward-Kane. Democrat, 3S6
Palese. Republican. 271; Hanson, So
cialist. Is.
Fifth Ward-Draper, Republican
1,O61: Curlett, Democrat. 615; Bid
die. Socialist, 81; Weaver, Citizens
25.
Sixth Ward-Hopkins. Republican
599; Morrow. Democrat, 39S; Griffin
Socialist. TO-
Seventh Ward-Smith, Republican
1906; Davis. Democrat S69; Miller
Socialist. "a: Lynch, Citizens. 50.
Eighth Ward-Heal. Republican
867: Kelleher, Democrat, 494; Nc
Kagney. Socialist, IS; Jackson, Citi
zens, %.
Ninth ard-Grantland, Republi-
can, 1875; Vandegrift. Democrat
557: Johnson, Socialist, So Saltzgiver
Citizens, Sc.
Tenth Ward-McDonough. Demo
crat, 776: Greenwell. Republican
434; Williams, Socialist. %; LETTERS
Citizens. 10.
Eleventh Ward-McDermott, Demo
crat. 467; Rozycki, Republican, 1863
Norton. Socialist, 25.
Twelfth Ward-Williams, Republi
can. 749; Conway. Democrat, 573
Houck. Socialist, 21; Searles, Citizens
21
}, Tax Collector.
T Southern District-Conner, Repub
a lican, 1885: Dolan. Democrat. 3,12S
2 Bodenstedt, Socialist, 131.
+ Northern District-Rice. Republi
2 can. 5.452; Ward Democrat. 1888
= Scheuler. Socialist, 131; Strong, Citi
zens 1871.