Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-28
PICK NOMINEE
FOR CONTROLLER
WITH DRAWING
Cough Wins on Prohibition
Ticket; Many Ties to
Be Decided

controller was won by County Con
troller Cough from William F. Bur,
soon in a special drawing conducted
to-day at the county commissioners
Office. The drawing was held so the
commissioners could prepare ballot:
for the soldiers who will vote at tn,
Army contonments in November.
Milk ID f. Saul and Erastus 3
Hoffman were tied with Charles +
EmeriCI and Edward Moeslein fol
the Washington party nomination
for school director, but they with.
drew. Boyer and Whitman got the
other two nominations. In n draw
ing Moeslein won from DIR. Emer-
ick. ]. Henry Spicer had been tied
with Cough and Burgoon for the
Prohibition nomination but he, too
withdrew.
morning mailed letters to nearly
two hundred electors in the city
and county who are involved in ties
Drawings will be held at the COM
missioners office next Friday al
noon. The following received tie
votes:
Republican Party Ties
Lower Swatara-assessor, Phares
r. Hallman and A. T., Alleman.
Steelton-Fourth ward. inspector
James Crowley. Harry Martzon.
Williams township - Justice OF
peace. Lane Rubendall and John
Woomer; inspector, John Fowler and
Robert G. Hay.
Democratic Party Ties
Second ward, Fifth precinct, Judge.
Joseph Derrick and H. A. Zeiders
Fourth precinct, inspector, J. A.
Lutz and Fred A. kuebler. Third
ward, First precinct, judge, Walter s.
Ehrhart and Winfield Herschley;
Third precinct, inspector. b. F. At
rica and j. B. Maui. Fourth ward.
Second pricinct, judge, a. Ramsey
S. Black, p. F. McGill, w. McCord.
James Machlan and Luther Karns.
Fifth ward. First precinct, inspector.
John \. Brown and NJ. Sweeney.
Sixth ward. First pricinct, George
Kies and Charles Hampton. Eighth
ward, Third precinct, judge, Lee 4.
Kambitz. c. II. Corder and William
Good; Fifth precinct, judge, John H.
Webster, Z. Bruce Taylor, II. A.
Phillips and Howard Irwin. Thir-
teenth ward, Second precinct, judge.
H. Osman, William E. Ford, James
Pike and A. Falkenberg; First pre-
cinct, inspector, Oliver Bailey, F. E.
Stouffer, Jonathan R. Halter; Ser-
ond precinct, inspector, George S.
Dunkle and W. II. Storm. Ninth
ward. Seventh precinct, judge. Ed
ward Lutz and Faber Shope; Eighth
precinct, judge. W. W. Whitman and
]. E. Hetrick; Ninth precinct, judge,
Charles BARLEY and William Porr;
inspector, Charles r. BARLEY, r. b.
Mcfarland, B. L. Brandt and Charles
Boyd. Tenth ward, First precinct,
c. 5. Trace. G. F. Hewitt and Mart
Morger hal.
Daup lin-Council, George r. Gar
man and William Lyter.
Hummelstown - Auditor, Edwin
Blessing, Thomas Jackson, Ed Sand
ers and Harry S. Harvey; council
man, William Shuey, William Gar
rett, Samuel Zerfoss, Joseph Burk-
holder, d. E. Rhoads, Adam Shope,
D. Saussaman, H. D. Laucks and the
Rev. 4. s. Lehman; First precinct
judge. Fred ]. Hummel and Cassel
Gingrich; Second precinct, judge. W.
H. Garrett, G. Booser and A. E. Bur-
ridge.
Lykens-Auditor Claude w. Keis-
er and Claton Evitts; West ward,
councilman, a. T. Hanna and D. Ed
Trout
Middletown-First ward. First
precinct, judge, George ]. Gray and
Ebie Weirick; school director, Geo.
]. Gray, John Heininger. David
kreeps, Maurice Stettler, W. w
Reitzel. W. Scott Sides, H. S. Roth,
D. P. Dietrich, W. D. Rose. ]. F.
Blecher. Thomas Boyer, Charles Me.
naugh. Clay Hoffman, NJ. H. Cling.
rich, d. L. Fishel, E. L. Beck and
Daniel Koser.
Second ward-Council, John R.
Brinser, John Ulrich and Harvey
Brandt; auditor. Charles Lutz and
James Y. Robson, Jr.; assessor, A. J.
Rose, C. Hoffman, Peck Carver and
William Rose; First precinct, inspec-
tor. Charles Lynch and Robert Rob
inson. Third ward. justice of peace.
Dudley Conrad and VI. K. Rodfong;
assessor, A. B. Croll and ]. A. Peters:
Second precinct. c. V. Geistwhite and
Harry Aungst for Judge; George My
ers and Frank Strickler. for inspec-
tor; First precinct, assessor, r. F.
Springer and William Stipe; Second
precinct, assessor. r. F. Springer and
Thomas Dolson.
Middle Paxton Township-School
director, S. L. Shoop, Howard Speece
and c. E. Sheetz; auditor, Isaac
Bogner, Harry Boyer, Charles
O'Brien and S. H. Stroh; First pre-
cinct, judge, Frank Lyter, Peter My
ers. Harry Boyer and Samuel Etz-
weller.
observation-disclosures, Walter Wal
born, d. w. Letter. L. NJ. Shepp, S.
NJ. Kivell, j. ". Umberger, Fl. NJ.
Fairchild, Charles E. Sheetz and
Henry Meyer. Second ward. council.
Frank Sheetz, Charles L. Feidt, ].
B. Troutman and William Link: as
SCISSOR, Peter Rumich and George NJ
Weaver.
ng-school director. H. A.
Birchali. w. G. Dickman and Ralph
Diehl; Judge of election, Charles
Croh ard George Atticks.
Roya. .ton-second ward, judge,
Harry Henry and A. K. Conrad.
Rush Township-Inspecto Chas.
RICHTER and A. F. Hummel.
South Hanover Township-Asses
sor. ]. VI. Chronister, David F. Sci
bert, c. Wagner and Albert Beck;
judge, H. P. Horst and Harry Wal
mer.
Steelton-Second ward. Second
precinct, assessor, Wilbur Stehman,
David Devlin and Ira Cargill; coun-
Gil, P. s. Blackwell and j. L. Wei
rick; Fifth ward, First precinct,
judge, Joe Nichols and James Han
ley.
STANDARDIZATION, John Ben
nett, Ed. Howels. Ralph Cooper and
George Fisher Second precinct,
judge. Edward Brehm, Frank Bigler
John Shaffer; Third precinct. judge,
John Parthemore, John Buser and
William B. Hoch; assessor, George
Jeffries and H. L Hoover