The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-24
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Interest
STOKES ASSURED
MAYOR ELECTION
IN NORTHFIELD

Keller Is Nominated.
J Sydney Morton was nominated
by the Republicans as Councilman
at-Large. while Victor r. Keller, 4
| present member Of Council, and
Administrator candidate, received
| the Democratic nomination. Morton
polled 563 Republican votes, while
Keller polled S5. The present Coun-
Gilman, seeking the Democratic
nomination, received 127 votes to
be nominated by them.
Morton polled 355 votes in the
i Second ward, and 208 in the First,
while Keller polled IS in the First
and II in the Second on the
Republican ticket, The Councilman
received As Democratic votes in
| the first and 20 in the second.
j Wells Is Nominated.
Asa Wells, Administration candi-
date, won the Republican and
Democratic nominations to Council
in the First ward from his oppon-
ent, Charles Rahnge. He polled 264
Republican votes and six Demo
cratic. Rahnge polled 100 Repub-
lican votes and one Democratic.
For Councilman in the Second
ward. John D. Wilson won the
Republican nomination with 2l5
votes while Theodore Smith poiied
1872 votes. G. Banning secured the
Democratic nomination with n
votes.
Houser Tax Assessor.
E. Houser was nominated for
tax assessor in the Second ward
with 267 votes on the Republican
ticket, and five on the Democratic.
Mrs. Victoria Ritter was nomln-
ated by the Democrats as Overseer
of the Poor with 119 votes, while
Isaac Hickman secured the Repub-
lican nomination with ID votes.
A. A. Barcoff and Marion Sutton
won a closely contested fight for
the Republican county committee
from Ruth Sarner and r. S. Cress-
man Barcoff polled 362 votes.
while Mrs. Sutton polled 272. Mrs.
Sarner secured SIS while Gresham
polled 231
For the Democratic county com
mittee Yates polled 127 votes and
Mrs. Smith 125, securing the
election.
Out of a total registration of
1850, of which 658 were in the
First ward and 7O8 in the Second,
1,O13 ballots were cast.
Of this number 4S3 were in the
First ward, while 500 were in the
Second ward. In the Second ward
AZ votes were rejected, while but
two were not accepted in the
First.
The vote for county offices is as
follows: For ACCOMPLISHMENTS
can, Siracusa, 473; Altman, 495.
Democrat, Mallin, 100; Hurley, rs.
Surrogate - Republican, Abbott,
529; Democrat, Stewart, 122. For
Coroner-Republican, Cunningham,
I 1877; Berman, 427. Democratic,
Shuttleton, Ill; Sweeney, 1902.
The results in Mortified were
as follows: First ward, Republican
For Assembly, Siracusa, 270;
Altman. 2S2. Surrogate, Abbott,
315. Coroner, Cunningham, 292;
Berman, 252. Freebooter, r. Craw-
ford, 2S5; w Yates, Al. For Mayor,
Stokes, 2S6; Ryon, 121. Council
man-at-Large, Morton, 208, Keller,
is. Council, Wells, 1854; Rahnge,
100; County committee, Barcoff
1872; Sutton, IA; Gresham, 231-
Sarner, 209. Overseer of the Poor,
Ritter, u, Hickman, ii.
Second ward, Republican - For
Assembly, Siracusa, 203; Altman,
219. Surrogate, Abbott,214. Cor
oner, Cunningham, 205; Berman
175. For Mayor, Stokes, 40; Ryon
230. Councilman-at-Large, Morton
355; Keller, II. Council, Wilson
215; Smith, 1872. County committee
Sarner, 106; Barcoff, 230; Sutton
228; Tax Assessor, E. Houser, 267
| Overseer of the Poor, Ritter, 5.
Second Ward, Democratic-Foi
| Assembly, Mallin, sc; Hurley Ga
Surrogate, Stewart, SO. Coroner
Shuttleton, "a; Sweeney, SO. Fol-
Mayor, Stokes. 81; Ryon, IS
Councilman-at-Large, Keller, 80
Democratic County committee.
Yates, 80; Smith, rs. Council
Banning, II; Smith, 7. Overseer OF
the Poor, Ritter, r.
First ward Democratic - Fo1
Assembly, Mallin Sd; Hurley, 81
Surrogate, Stewart, So. Coroner
Shuttleton, Al; Sweeney, 40. Fol
Mayor, Stokes. 40; Ryon, IA. Fol-
Councilman-at-Large, Keller, 45
For Council Wells. 6; Rahnge, 1