Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-29
WILL DECIDE SO
TIE VOTES OCT. 8
Completed Official Count
Shows Scores of Candidates
Got Same Number
NONPARTISAN TICKET
Commissioners Not Certain as
to Arrangement of Council
manic Candidates

many places on borough, township
and precinct tickets at the Fall
primaries, will be decided by lot In
the county commissioners Office at 10
o'clock October as a result of the
official count.
The nominations which will have
to be decided include practically every
borough or precinct office from audi
tor and justice of the peace to inspec-
tor of elections. Notices to the tied
candidates were sent out to-day and
the drawings will be made in the pres
ence of the county commissioners.
The list includes seventeen Re-
publican, twenty-five Democratic, ltf-
teen Washington ana 1ve Socialist
even" totals.
The Nonpartisan Ticket
The arrangement of the city coun-
cilmanic ticket for the nonpartisan
ballot at the November election has
by the county commissioners. Col. +.
NJ. OFT, the county solicitor, said he
was not ready as yet to advise the
commissioners with reference to the
two high candidates Commissioners w.
l.. Gorgas and III. f. Bowman. The
legal Interpretation of the act of 1915
which refers to the fifty per cent of
hinges the issue, is being investigated.
The commissioners expect to have
their decision ready in a few days.
The Tie Vote
The official count insofar as the
sorting out of the tie votes was finally
completed to-day and the list is as
follows:
Republican-Berrysb high con-
stable, E. w. Lyter and G. w. Shaft
stall; East Hanover, supervisor, n. A.
Moyer, Ellsworth Hetrick and William
Early; Elizabethville. judge of cleo
ton. Thomas Miller and $. S. Daniels;
Halifax, high constable, &. A. Shope
and G. a. Still; Highspire, high con-
stable, r. l.. Gruber, Il. S. Poorman
and Josiah Cover; Jackson, auditor,
John c. Fauber. William Bowman and
John A. Fauber, Jefferson, auditor,
Philip Shoop and John o. SultZa-
laugh; Lykens, East ward, inspector.
w Il. Wilmer, Benton Rettinger Paul
Cyckowski and Lewis A. Hoffman;
Lykens, high constable, Paul j. Sholly,
Walter S. Young and George w. Har-
ley; Lylens township, inspector, Ed
win Hartman, Jacob M. Wolf; Middle
Paxton, auditor. William Nj. Denni-
son, Jr.. and Howard Specie; Paxtang,
high constable, Jacob Rose, William
Meyer, Walter Ramsey and William
Hetrick; tax collector. William S.
Runkle and George c. Martin; Rush,
constable, A. f. Hummel and Elmer
$. Corl; Swatara, Fifth precinct, regis
try assessor, Norman p. Brown and
III. w Snyder; Uniontown, high con-
stable. Harry Seaman and c. c. Mess
ner; Washington. auditor Edward
Bonawitz and Albert II. Rowe.
Democratic - City = Second ward,
constable, George w. Charters and Jo-
seph Derrick: Fourth, Judge of cleo
ton, III. +. Burlington, Charles Hilton
and w. ID. McCord; Fifth, judge of
election. John p. Smith and Bill Ed
liam Jones, j. ID. Grissinger and F.
Steward; ward assessor, G. Jones, Will
liam Rauch and j. Meth; Ninth, Judge
of election, Harry Hill and George
Henry; Twelfth, Inspector. C. H.
Kaufold and T. ]. Cleary. Jr.; Thir-
teenth. judge of election, Frank
Thompson. j. S. +. Murphy and George
Dunkel. County-Berrysbur judge of
election, d. II. Stroup and H. B.
Deibler. each; Gratz, council, four
years. II. ID. Burlington and George E.
Hepler; Halifax, high constable Harry
Resich, Wilbert Still and George d.
Reisch; Highspire, high constable,
Ephraim Whittle; Hummelstown, con-
stable, Robert Lauver and Jacob |
Thomas; inspector, w. III. Garrett, w. |
p. Shuey and G. II. Lightner; Steeiton.
Third ward, inspector, Charles r. Buck /
and j. r. Barnett: Susquehanna, West
precinct, Riverside, judge of election.
w. r. Lutz and III. G. Miller; inspector
Adam Kauker. Thomas Burns and J. |
b. Neagle; registration assessor c. C.
Albright, wv. NJ. Gastrock and Eli II.
Snyder; Swatara township, registration
assessor, John Bennett, o. c. Bishop
and Charles Eichelberger; judge of |
election, Ed. Brehm, Frank Hooker |
10 IL.
crank Bigler, Ed. T.. Hoover Joseph |
Facey' William Eshenhaur and w. A. |
Logan; West Hanover, school director, |
SIX years, 6. W. Smith, G.. Runkle and |
David Mumma; West Hanover, in
spector, Frank Fareman, w. II. Cashel, |
AiDert Potisor, George Shoffner and |
Thomas Lingle
Washington - City, Second ward, |
constable, Daniel Leeds and G. w. |
CHARTERS; Iilghspire, school director,
w. ). Reeves, ii. j. Roop and DR.. Fl. |
MCDANIEL; justice of the peace, Eu-
gene Orvls and Aaron Klugh; Hum |
lnelstown, auditor, Harry Swope and |
Morris Wagner; Lykens, school di- |
rector Grover G. Kinsey, Frank Grell. |
William II. Daniels and William L. |
samson; Susquehanna township, JUS |
lce OF the peace, H. b. Reed, e. b. |
Dunkle; constable. L. p. Horst, e. |
Shoop and II. b. Fox; Susquehanna. |
PANNAhSt, JuQSe Oh elGcI1On, Peter /
Dettllng and Jere Shreiner; North pre- |
elnct, inspector, John A. Good and |
Ross Bieber; Swatara township, school !
director, six years, Luther Reigert, Ed !
ward McCrone and Oscar Eshenhaur: !
school director. four years, Frankl
Hooker and William A. Logan; Swa- |
lara township, Second precinct. Judge |
oil election. John Bennett, Ernest |
Griest and George Shaffer; Second pre- |
cinct' inspector, George Shaffer and |
ernest Eshenhaur; Upper Paxton. JUS
tlce OF the peace, Jonas l.. Jury and |
JACOB II. Forney; school director. six |
years. Simon Hoffman, George w |
Mormongo and David Wilmer
Socialist--Highspire high constable /
John 5. Weaver. Charles Brashears
ana sylvester Kahn; Middletown. high |
constable, Charles Dubendorf and |
Charies Houser; Susquehanna town |
snip, Judge of election Ed. LaRue and |
Pete Dettling; inspector, Tom Reed |
ana Jere Shreiner; auditor. Russell r. |
sutton and ]. M. Harro registry as
SCISSOR G. c. Horst and Clarence +,
Rauch.
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