Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-02
OFFICIAL COUNT
OF PRIMARY HAS
BEEN CONCLUDED
Judges Will Certify Results
to County Commissioners
Next Tuesday

official computation of the pri
mary election returns was com
| pleted to-day and the total vote:
cast for the various candidates were
announced. Judges George Kunke
| and S. J. NJ. McCarrell will certif,
the returns to the County Commits
sioners October 7.
The last day to withdraw from
the ticket is October 7. Few change:
were found in the official totals a:
compared with the unofficial re.
turns compiled on election night
The closest fight for the important
nominations was between c. E
Weber and Harry f. Owes, the lat.
ter winning by 256 votes.
Only a few votes were cast on the
Prohibition and Socialist tickets, and
in some instances there were ties
for the nominations for important
Offices Drawings will be held at the
office of the County Commissioners to
select the names to go on the ballot
Judge William H. Eeller received
1868 votes, on the nonpartisar
ticket for nomination for Judge OF
the Superior Court.
Votes cast for the Republican
, Ca1ididates follow:
County Commissioner-Ch c.
Cumbler, 11.069; David Gordon, A.
151; Harry G. Page, 1872; Frank NJ
Shaded, 4,S72; Henry NJ. Slime, H.
311.
Recorder of Deeds-M. Harvey
Taylor, 10,7SS; Lockwood B. Wor-
den, 6.710.
Register of wills-Ed. H. Fisher
10,S02; Carl B. Shelley, $500.
Sheriff-George w. Karmany, g.
1854; Henry d. Rooms. 6.0s6; A. J,
Mitchell, 1875.
Doehne, 6,622; Philip S. Meyer, 10,
969.
County Treasurer - Oliver C.
Bishop, s,444; Joshua E. Ruther-
ford, 1857.
Directors of the Poor-Albert H.
Duffan, asst; T. G. George, 1851;
Joseph IL. Haines. 2.565; John H.
Lehr, S,012; Lane F. Rubendall. g.
s97; Samuel Smeltzer, $3.50; Frank
B. Snavely. S.435.
Director of the Poor-(Short
term) Jacob S. Farver. 14,064.
County urveyor-Warren ]. Dan
iel, 14,2OS.
Mayor-George A. Hoverter, g.
SS5; Daniel L. keister, 1,7TS; Pat
rick j. Kenny, 100; John H. Shaner,
1927.
City Councilmen - Charles W.
Burtnett. 1853; r. L. Dare, 4.11O;
E. z. Gross, 7.76S; Samuel f. Hass-
Ter. S,663; William II. Lynch. T.
$50; BENJAMIN H. Reichert, 1879:
George D. Toomey, 2,12S.
City Controller-Harry r. Brown,
1862; Clarence r. Weber, 5.042.
School Directors-Howard NJ.
Bingaman, 1886; William Pavord.
7,447; Herbert A. Peters, 1859;
Frank j. Roth. 1872.
For Democratic candidates:
County Commissioner-John J.
Burlington, III; Howard o. Holstein,
1,401; Fred l.. Morgenthaler, L.
246; Samuel NJ. Taylor, .209; Harry
C. Wells. 1890.
Recorder of Deeds-D. W. Schaff-
ner, 3,0S6.
Register of Wills-W. r. Danner,
3,241.
Sheriff. Clyde Myton, 3,165.
District Attorney. Douglas NJ.
Royal. 3,142.
County Treasurer-George NJ.
Weaver 3.O37.
Directors of the Poor-Samuel E.
Klinger, 1850; Nisley Y. Parthe-
more, 2,S91.
Mayor-G. w. Hartman. 1879:
William B. McNair, 9S9.
City Councilman-Harry H. Grant.
1916; William S. Rhoads, 1,742:
Calder B. Shammo. 1879; George j.
Shoemaker, 1859; George d.
Toomey. 1900.
City Controller-G. C. Berkheim-
er, .191.
City Treasurer-James G. Miles.
1918.
The Socialist returns follow: Reg
lister, j. K. Copenhaver, Z; Thomas
Elder, 1S. County treasurer, Arthur
Meyer, 5; William Kratzer, IA. Dis
trict attorney, Doehne, .; Thomas
Coles, /. Director of the poor, Bruce
IL; William Messenger, s.:
two-year term, Philip Crawley, 12.
Recorder, Fl. H. Clark, 6; Charles
Boeckler, 16 Sheriff, Samuel Young,
l6; Grover G. Wolf, s. Mayor, viii
i'eatii - %hSANdit o. EeOTB6 A. How
erter, /. Councilman, G. d. Toomev.
3; S. s. Rhoads, 2; J. Yingst, l.. A.
sterrick. Theodore Young, Harry
Grant, Hugh L. Mclaughlin. each
one. Controller, II. r. Brown and
j. r. Guyer. each one. Treasurer.
c. f. Weber and J. P. Guyer, each
one.
Prohibition returns: County COM
missioner, David Gordon, 8; Harry
Page, Charles c. Cumbler, Henry NJ.
Stine, Frank M. Shaded. ]. ]. Buf-
hngtpn. each 2. Recorder. Lock
wood B. Worden, 3. Register, Ed
win II. Fisher. 8. Sheriff, George w.
karmany and Henry D. Rooms, each
2. District attorney. Philip S. Mov-
er, Z; Edward F. Doehne. Q. Conn.
ty treasurer, Oliver C. Bishop and
Joshua f. Rutherford. each 2. Di-
rector of the poor, Lane RubendaII
4; John II. Lehr and Samuel Smeltz.
er' each ?; two-year term, Jacob s.
FarVer' 2. Mayor, George A. Hover
ter, 1.