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BHEATZ ELECTED,
Hepablicans Uarry State 75,000-A
Light Vote,
by
Nov. 6.-—John O,
3 wus olected state
treasun er John G. Harman, of Co
lumbla county, Democrat, by 175,000
was the only state of-
and a light was
every county. The
izerne, North-
brought out a
ties There
This
fice voted for
d in nearly
tity,
Yote
# interest in the con-
nties which elected
arge Repubiican
the state
vote for this of-
first time
ion against
easurer all over
with th
r0 For the
no fus
The inde-
an element
d for Sheatz,
Charged
RE-ELECTED
ef ¢
INS
sioveland Over
ore E. Burton.
a Mayor Tom 1.
r the fourth
y iin a hard
which the Republi
headed by Congress.
ra I. Darton, chairman of
on rivers and
4 8
commitie
frien Baker, of the Republican
comattioo, convodgs the election of
Johpnaon by 0000 plurality. At the
Johnson headquarters his majority is
placed 41 a higher figure, Tlie entire
Democratic city ticket was elected by
6000. The Democrats elect a majority
of the councilmen.
Congressman Burton made consid.
erable gains over the vote of two
Years ago, when William H. Boyd was
the Republican candidate, but the gain
Was not suflicient to overcome the
strong Johnson lead,
TP a a te
DEMOURATS CARRY NEW JERSEY,
Fank Katzenbach Elected Governor of
New Jersey by 10,000 Plurality,
non, N. J, Nov. 6~Frank 8S.
iocrat, has been
John F. Fort,
plurality of from
Katzenbach has
galing in North
cut down the
ilcan majority In
algo
t Democratic by
inty by 16,000,
{ lose.
{ MH. Otto Wittpen,
inark N. Fagan, Rep.
City, will reach
to forecast the com-
giglature. The senate
ican. The Demo.
Harrison over
county. This
Democratic repre-
nate from seven to
the Republican
to 13 The reelec
Rep., of
senator Hillery, Rep.
1 doubt
in Ocean
the
Wakeleo
ibly will probably
have
prob-
Democrats
unty and
What Interest
he apathetic election was
if the Republican and
(ue fusion New
howing made by
its fight
al tickets of
NOV +!
in
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| far #
ALS 100 AS
{ apps als,
a
Democratic ®an.
wr
Maximilian
endence
iefeated
League
» fusion ticket
f the R
who was
epubli-
ered-
anged the fusion,
the and
on the finan-
Leaders
the
result
fu.
kKiyn) the Re
successful,
selects d Dis-
Il th candi-
nm into office at
ned to the Demo
thao mayoralty
years the
in Utica,
ars the
i The
1 Ulster
lidate for
egter
11it the
ihe
mon coun
the united
of Auburn
In Troy
18 re-elected
with a plurality
lence League votes
Probably never
wan known as to
on in this state
rt are in from
and those are all
ing whatever has
¢ a calculation,
of the result of the
be the merest
‘hairman Vandiver, of
central commit-
tate for his ticket by
Republican leaders de-
opeful as ever,
ry long and compli-
is estimated that it will
two minutes
This means
moderate
ire from 12 to 14 hours
to Lin
would
state
average of
allots,
of only
precincts in, some are usually
by the Democrats and some by
} The vote shown in-
» i I majorities, but
give no line upon the general
On the other hand, the meagre
i received contain nothing what.
that would indicate anything tun-
1 in the vote, and the state is nor-
mally Democratic by about 12,000,
in the senatorial primaries ex-Gov-
Walter Smith has carried
vy a large majority.
Governor Edwin War.
field appears to have received a consid-
erably larger share of the popular
vote than ex-Governor Smith, but this
really means nothing as to the final
result. While a legislative district
might go strongly for either Smith or
Warfield, unless the Democratic candi-
dates for the legislature are elected the
primaries in that district will be with
out effect,
SPDUOICRT
ernor John
the stat
the city
in
Rhode Ic'and Democratic,
Providence, R. 1, Nov. é.—Governor
James Higgine, Democrat, is re-elect
ed. He made a slight gain over his
vote of last year.
Nebraska Elects Republican Judge.
Lincoln, Neb, Nov. 6.~M. B. Reese
(Rep.), was elected justice of the su~
preme court. The entire Republican
county ticket Is elected.
F. OC. Hettinger, who for some time
was located at Indians, this state, is
now in Savannah, Georgia, and is in
the employment of the Southern Ex-
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A PPLICATION FOR CHARTER. Notice
hereby given that an application for
charter will be made to the Governor of the Ox
monweallh of Pennsylvania on Fridey, the
day of November, A. D. 1 by J. G. Bpangles
Wallace Wilson and John Meyer, under an Act
of Assembly of the Oommonweaith of Pennsyl-
vania, entitied * An Act to provide for the in
corporation and regulation of certain corpora.
tions.” approved April 24 1274, and the supple
ments thereto, for the charter of an intended
The character and object
whereof ia the supplying of light, best and
the Borough of Centre
Hall, in the County of Centre, Pennsylvania. and
and enjoy all the rights, bevefits and ; rivileges
of said Act of Assembly and its supplements.
W. H. & J. 8 WOODS,
C. C. BREWSTER, Solicitors.
PPLICATION FOR CHARTER Notice is
hereby given that an appl ion for
charter will be made to the Governor of the Com-
monwealth of Pennsylvania on Friday, the 15th
G, Spangler,
Wallace Wilson and A. Walters under an Act of
and regulation of certain corporations.”
thereto, for the charter of an intended corpora
ton to be called PENNS VALLEY ELECTRIC
The character and object whereof
tions therein and adjacent thereto as
wo
in
W.H. & J. 8 WOODS,
C. BREWSTER, Solicitors.
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