Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-06
TWO BOROUGHS
ELECT BURGESSES
Republican Candidates Cap
ture Nearly All Minor Of
fices in Dauphin County

With the exception of few dis
tricts in the county, Republican can
didates for justice of the peace, high
constable, constable, burgess, audi
tor, councilman. school director, and
similar township and borough offices
were elected in practically every in
stance by big majorities.
! In many of the districts the Re-
publican candidates either had no
! opposition or ran on both Republican
and Democratic tickets. Only two
| boroughs elected u burgess, John d.
| Malehorn being named in Dauphin
and Charles n. Wilson in Royalton,
| both are Republicans.
In the county districts only two
Democratic justices of the peace
were elected. They We're Nathan e.
Farmer. Jackson township, and Ray
mond kinsinger, Wayne township.
Republican justices elected on
Tuesday were: Berrysburg, Morris
S. Daniel; Dauphin, Frank Male
| horn; East Hanover township, w. e.
/ Shell; Elizabethville, l. S. Daniel;
! Halifax borough, Isaac F. Chubb;
! Hummelstown, John I. Remsburg;
Londonderry township, S. G. DENNY;
Lower Paxton. Riley B. Shope:
/ Lykens, William l.. SAMSON; Middle
town, first ward, Charles Bowers;
! Second, A. S. Quickel; Third, G. D.
Conrad; Millersburg, Charles A
Miller; Royalton, Harry NJ. Ney;
, Steelton. James L. Dickinson; Union
town, Elmer w. Dockey; Washing
ton. William A. Feidt; Williamstown
! John Condell.
In the following list of high con-
| stables elected, unless a party is
/ given, the successful candidate is
a Republican,: Berrysburg, c. II.
Warner; Dauphin, G.. B. Gilday;
Elizabethville. George II. Temple
D.; Gratz. Joseph H. Laudenslager;
| Highspire, William S. Wilbern, d.;
/ Halifax, Samuel Brubaker; Hum
melstown, Robert S. Lower; Lykens
Oscar Hawk; Middletown, John
/ Deimler: Millersburg, w. H. Wilver
D.; Paxtang, Walter L. Ramsey;
Penbrook, George w. Weaver: Roy
alton, George Mocklin; Steelton
, John w. Wheeler; Williamstown
Harry Miller. D.
| Five Democrats
Five Democratic constables were
: elected: E. L. Sholter,. Dauphin;
| Pierce Hoffman, Jackson township;
| John A. Fawber, Jefferson town
ship; Earl Stine, Millersburg;
Charles Miller, Wayne township.
! Republican constables were elect
ed in the following districts: Berrys-
gurg, E. w. Lyter; Conewago, Hos
hua Hoffer; Derry, John A. Snaveiy;
East Hanover, John l. Lingle;
Elizabethville, 1. N. Bonawitz; Gratz
Jacob Wilmer; Halifax, Ross. Zim-
norman; Halifax township, John II
wilbert; Highspire, John A. Bishop;
| Hummelstown, David Fl. Reigel;
Londonderry, Leroy E. Hoke; Lower
/ Paxton, Claud s. Houck; Lower Swa-
tara. John Floyd; Lykens, Charles
Fegley; Lykens township, Jonathan
Smeltz.
| Middletown, First ward, David
| Brandt; Second ward, w. c. Bailey
Third ward, Christian w. Yingsti
Middle Paxton, S. T. McElwee; Mil
,lersburg, Charles e. Bechtle, First
ward; Ed. M. Shatto, Second ward
Paxtang, James Atticks; Penbrook
w. C. Brenneman; Reed, John Lid,
dick; Royalton, John D. Kerr, First
ward; George Seitz, Second ward
Rush, William Schwalm; South
Hanover, John S. Wagner.
Steelton, First ward, John II
Gibb; Second ward, Robert e. Bras.
hears: Third ward, Silas Bailey
Fourth ward, George B. Lehr; Fifth
ward, Peter r. Day; Susquehanna
Henry B. Fox; Swatara, John At.
ticks; Uniontown, Lloyd e. Buffing.
ton; Upper Paxt on, Jacob ]. Hoy
Washington, John A. Harman; West
Hanover. John H. Mumma; West
Londonderry, Levi H. Pickel; Wico.
nisco, D. A. Shomper; Williamstown
First ward, Thomas Warlow; Sec
ond ward, John ]. McCord.
In Halifax township John Seiders
Republican, and Herman Getz
Democrat, each received one vote
for Justice of the peace.