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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1000.
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REPUBLICANS HAVE
Fellows and Ferber Elected School
Directors, and the Select and
Common Councils and School
Board Are Republican.
Major I
i).
Fellows ami C. C. Fcr-
toer, bolh Republicans, wi'ie c-lootcel
echonl dlu-itnis jostoid.iy by gratify
ing pluiallllcs, defeating Dr. John
O'Mullcy and deilin Gibbons, their
Democratic, opponents.
Tlic proposition to Increase the
bonded Indebtedness of the city $107.52""!
to bullil n viaduct was ovoi whclmingly
defeated, but thy Indications :no th.it
tlio ptnposltinn to spend $27n,'.'0i.vo for
sowois will entry. It hiisi n nuijoilty
f 3M votes, with flfto-m election dl.i
Diets to hear Iroin. With elevi n dls
tilcts to litar ft m the viaduct Is de
flated by 2,071. Owing to the o.itelcss
luss of tctltm o.liccis In failliiB t'
aiinouii'c tlic vote for hoin nnd the
viaduct It Is Impossible to glo exact
HgttloS.
With four dltrl tM to bear fiom,
ivhleh will not lunge the figures ma
toi Lilly, the vole for sMiied directors
W:
Fetber, R 6,228
fellows, R 6,517
Gibbons, D 5,304
I'Malley, D 5,256
Ferber's phuallty 924
Fellows' plurality 1,203
For viaduct 2,038
Against viaduct 4,709
Defeated by .
for sewers . . .
Against sewers
2,671
2,506
2,122
Carried by 384
STORY OF THI3 BATTLli
Despite tlio fact that five Republican
vv.uds had no local fight of anv im
pel tnnec, while only two of the Demo
erratic stiongholds who wanting in
this Invariably stiroos'ful incentive to
Voting, the city went Republican, as
shown by the vote on school dliectors,
bv a veiy uspoi table majority.
Thp otc on tlio vlaeiuit aril sow its
piopoMtlo'is cillpd fev no extended
aii'il yliiR-. These outside ot Hde Pack
v. ho took the tioi'ble to vote on the
luliii't question voted laigoly nsali.st
It, and theie were quit a considerable
number in these wards who took thU
linuhlt. This, coupled with the faet
that the big Fourth waul had no loe.il
onlost. and consequently a small Mite,
mid the fuither fact Hint m my West
Hileis either accidentally or Intention,
illy neglected to maik the obsmio
iqu.ue at the niittom or the ballot. In
hlih theiounty t onunlf-Iimcrs woull
.o their ugl..ier their will on this
iinportunt ijinstlon. accounts for tlv
uofiat. Not a few of the West Side
distill ts gave a majority against the
viaduct.
As to the sew el s, siiilice it to icpp.it
the roiiiiuent of a property holder In
:i distrlet that frave the proposed lu
i lease one favorable vote: "We pild
for our H2V.ci and If any other part
of the city wants fpwpis let It piy for
them without contiibullons from us."
no big surprisrp.
Theie weie no very big suijalscs In
...ho ward contests pxoept in the mat
ter of the size of the majorities. Those
.ho weie generally counted upon to
win weie in practically every instance
successful.
Two-thitds of the waids had splilted
tontists and for an oil-year the vote.i
polled in these v.'aris vvoio unusually
large. In the Thirtepnth waid, wheie
there flic- a big tight on for select
council between A. B. Llchtone and ex
Shciiff Stevens, the recoid was biokeu
in the matter of heavy voting
The day was fair as r.ir as the weath
er wps concerned, nnd v.Jth one or two
exceptions free from dlsturbaree.i.
tfheio wis no dosing down of indus
trial or business placts, but the public
dices and banks were closed and the
naloons shut up as tight as if it was
Sunday.
The otllip ut Aldeim.in W. S. Millar,
In the Klghth waul, was the gutheilns;
place for the Republican voteis, head
quaiters being established theie to iu
celve the retuins. The watcheis cither
sent the ictuins In by 'phone or
brought them In peison.
It was a very quiet ciowd, and the
only vote taken much Inteiest In was
that for the laduet. Howeer, as ie
poits unfavorable to this came in stead
ily one after the other, the timing slow
ly thinned out, and at 11 o'clock only
Alderman Millar and a few companions
were left.
The Domociatlc city committee did
not icccive retuins at any definite
place; In fuct, the committee hud un
boadquarteis. Chaiinian t H. Schadt
and Secretary John J. Muiphy, how
ever, lecelvcd wlmtuver leturns they
could up to nildnlirlit at the Hotel Jer
myn and also Hotel Rudolph, wheiu
there was concreRated n laige number
of Demon atH and Republicans await
ing the announcement of the lllshth
vard i etui ns. Much Inteiest was mani
fested In the contest between Dr.
O'Malley and C. C. Feiber for school
controller.
IN THK KIGHTH WARD.
Rut for tho spirited contest In the
El&hth ward for school conti oiler be
tween Dr. John O'Malley und C. C.
Ferber, and between V. W. Zliselman
and T. J, Roche for common council
man, the central cltv would have had
to report a ery tame election. Tho
Sixteenth ward had a JlKht between R.
J. Coleman and Fred S. Fuller for com
mon council, but It did not develop
anything appioaclilng excitement. Mr.
Coleman winning by n surprisingly
large majoilty.
The Ninth and Seventeenth warda
Imd nothing whutevcr to biiBy tho ward
workers, all tho candidates for tho lm
poitunt offices being unopposed.
Tho i;ifillth, however, inndo up for
the eoathy of its neighbor. All day
long a corps of workeis walked thy
ward over from ono end to the othei,
CARRIED THE CITY
hustling mil the voteis, and anyon'
ei-e who nilglit posilhly qllillfy as a
oter. The hit; limiting population of
the down town dl-tilet was nut In full
folio ami for the moit pait succeeded
III nilixlllllng the election olllcils of
llulr light to vote. Then- weie i hal
Iciigis K.iloie and some veiy heated
aiguineiils, hut at no time was titer
anything ilangiiously ne.ir uniielghbur-
lllless.
Sunn of the questions the boaul In
the Set ond ilNtilet was lulled upon to
si ttle Would pll.Zle the Supreme colllt.
One man whose qualification the boaid
was iiskul to p.ms upon sleeps at pies
out In the Second illstilct of the IllKhth
waul, eats In the Klist distrlet, and has
his liutlidiy dellieted In the Sixteenth
waid, whele he keeps his Hunk. He.
was allowed lit vote.
Inquheis for the lesult In the Thii
tpenth weie numerous fiom all oer the
city. No contest nitwitted more atten
tion than that for st leet coiim II be
tween A. 15. Lldstiuie, Republican, imd
PN-Sheilff A. R. Stevens, Citizen, with
Democratic endoisemenl. .Mr. l.lilstone
was ihapei oned by School Tontioller
H. T. .Iaiip. while Mr. Stevens had as
his main supporteis a number of pioml
m lit Republicans and Independents
The vote polled was the lm gist In th
history of the wind. UdMonp lccelved
5CS and Stevens UM'. This was the only
contest of any Impm tarn o In the Thir
teenth, Aide i man A. l Italley bcln
unopposed.
FKJHT IN THK SKVHNTH.
Fight, In the full sense of the vvowl,
Is the onlv teiin to pun il i hai.u ter
Ize the contist In the t-i i-th, whera
pv-Cominon Councilman M K. lillmy.
tihn i.m fur selpct intiiiiil against
Hon. John H. Roclip, the i irscnt In
Mimbont. Mt. Ciliov tcielvid 13S
votes as against :H'J fiv Mr. Rot he.
A number of peisonal encounteis oc
elli red dm lug ihe day about tlio polls
in the Third illstilct, where the fillioy
idheient-i put up their stlfest bat II 2.
Rx-Common I'nuncllmiti John W. Mc
Lean claims to have ben atatiltcd at
two dlffeiem times by Candidate Oll
loy Constable Hugh CuIIIup, n Oiliov
suppoiter. got on a i nnpage dining
the i lose of the day and stalled a
sm.ill-sicd lint ov clubbing Matt
DougliPit.v. a Roche man, who dispute t
tome right in the piein'si. put for
waid bv tin- constable. Dougherty'
fonnend w.u- cut op p and had lo be
given surgical attention.
In the North Scianlon section t Ii--
gieitest spirit over the ! tion wis
evidenced in the Second waul, white
the ollleos of alderman, common etmn-illmi-n
and school rontiolli-r vieie ion
listed for, both parties having sluing
nun in tho Hold li-r each and this
having a host of lieutenants at wok
In every distiict with a number of
carriages emrloycd to bilng out tho
voters. It was get-np-and-get from
the early afternoon, though the morn
ing hours were not without some ac
tive eftoit. Towards evening, when
the men who work in shops and mines
icailied the potaI palling places, and
until 7 o'clock, when the polls closed,
there was much animation nnd an
earnestness m get in tne vote such as
Is seldom witnessed at a scneiai elec
tion. The ward Is naturally Republican by
safe pluralltle.1, but it wu e Ident tint
the contest was going to be close. Tho
result shows the ictutn of M. V. Mor
ris to the common council, the election
of O. D.. Mveis as alderman, and the
ip-electlon of A. Z4. Francois. Demo
ciat, to the board of control.
THRRU-CORXKRKD FIGHT.
In the Thlid waid there vas also a
lively battle ot tho ballot. In the thiee
eorncicd Demouatlo light for select
council between Piof. John J. Costello,
Homy O'Malley and .Tol n J. Keainey.
There was lo Republican contestant
against them, the wind being lmp
ltssly Democratic, and the Republlcin
voteis had their Innings In i boosing
f-oni the ti lo the candidate whim the
thought best i apable of representing
i the waul In inuuiil. Professor Cos
tello won.
' The Fiwt waul, with Ms big Repub
lic m vote, had a walkover for Rdwa.d
ridler foi nlileim.iu and Fliiloy llos
lor select council, while In the district
Population ,
Salaties paid in public schools dollais
Newspapers nnd Periodicals published
Postofflces in existence
Receipts of Postoftice Depoitment dollars
Telcginph messages sent
Railways in operation miles
Tons of fieight can led one mile '
Average freight late per ton mile dollars
Tonnage of vessels passing through Salt Bte. Marie Canal
Wheat produrcd bushels
Corn produced bushels
Cotton produced pounds!
Cotton (domestic) taken by mills balesi
Coal pioduced tons.
Petroleum gallons
Pig lion produced tonal
Steel produced tons
Imports of manufactures of lion and steel dollars
Exports of manufactures of iron and steel dollais
Imports of raw silk for manufacturing pounds
Imports of crude rubber for manufacturing pounds1
Exports of manufactures , , dollars
exports oi agricultural products dollars
Total exports dollars
Total imports dollars
Total money in circulation dollars
Per capita money in circulation dollars
Deposits in savings banks dollars
Number of deposits in savings banks ,
American vessels, domestic trade tonnage
Ameiican vessels, foielgn trade tonnage
Ameticnn vessels, Qieat Lakes only tonnage
b IROS'.
T'f'f-fsVv4f4.ff ff4.ff4.t4f i4.4.f4.tt44.4. 4.4ti.t4444.44tf f
election o'llceis the Hemoeiats were
content with voting for the minority
Inspector whom the election law per
foi ce gives un election to.
Tho iii ly morning showed an In-
cllnatlon towards tioublo In the Fiftb ,
uisinci in ino M-conii warn, me wc-nio-
oratlo election board setting about to ,
got along without the lli.publlc.iii over
se r, wlioni thp cotitt liiliud on Sal
unlay. It took some stiff utgitmcnt by
tie- IlepuMlcaiiH to iipj-t tle-lr calcu
lation, mid only a lhie.it to v III ite the
dlsli let's leltlliis by ( ailing off all Re
publlians fiom solving on the boaul
hi might tho Dnuociats to lln Ir lenses,
niter vvhlih thov wow willing to lt
the tfopulillcans have vvh.it Ihcy weie
entitled to.
The vlaclllil and sower questlclia
wero piactlcally lost sight of In tho
inoie Inteiistliig lesult of the vwud
oliellons, and while ll'eio w.'is some
siippoit lor ihtso ptopositlons theie
vas inoie against. Theie was no efioi t
atiyv heie to enthuse the voteia lclativi.
to them.
The voting in neaily all of the wauls
west of the Laikawaunn liver was un
usually quiet osleulay and In u veiy
few of the dlstilcts vias the full count
polled. The app.ucnt one-sldcdness of
the vmiuIs outside of the Fifth and Fif
teenth kept nianv away fiom the polls,
but tho usual quota of p.irtv woikeis
wore In evldeme at the booths.
WHIti: FNOPPOSUD.
Tor the lit xt time In the hlstoiy of
the Fourth ward the candidates for
school oonti oiler and common council
r-wtie elected without opposition, and
the suppoitcis of A. P.. Rvniin and
W. V. Griffiths weie jubilant In um
scquence of that faet last evening. In
the First distiict, wheie u conipaia
tlvely light vote nan polled, tho elec
tion board had little to do and the mon
otony of temalulng In the booth all day
was enlivened by a gr.iphaphono, which
was furnished by Minor H. Woiden.
The contest for scdoot council in the
Fifth ward was fought In a filendly
splilt by the qdheients of Messis.
Williams and Cat son, although each
made stienuous effoits to enlist the
suppoit of the voteis as they ap
ptoached tho polls. The contest lesult
od In the bringing out of a full patty
vote, .mil the Demoeiatlo olectois weie
also much interested in the buttle.
In all of the dlstilcts Ihe vote was
east e.uly and as a tesult the boaiils
weie enabled to compute Ihe count
without much tumble.
In the Sixth and Rlghteeuth w.uds
but little Inteiest was manifested by
the Republlians and in i onsequenc"
the Deiuoi tittle candidates met with
but little opposition. One would bald
ly know theie was an election but for
the fact that a few men weie occi
sonall seen loltoilng aiounil the pott
ing places. Similar conditions existed
in the Fouiteenth ward, where School
Controller Thomas J. Jennings and
Councilman Weiuol weie ic-elected.
RHD HOT FIGHT.
In both dlstilcts of the Fifteenth
ward theie was the liveliest kind of a
light, and the follow eis of Joseph Oli
ver and Horatio T. Follows were wink
ing e.uly and late for their iiindldatcs.
Rffoits weie made to coerce the voteis
by the opponents of the Republican
nominee, but In every Instance they
weie lebuked. The more conservative
voteis suppoited Mr. Oliver, who
stands for clean politics and the best
Intoiests of his constituents. The
vote In the Twenty-first ward was light
and but little inteiest vvab manifested
in tho election.
The suppoitci. of tho viaduct vvie
actively at woik In eveiv waid and
while considerable opposition was mot
i with In many dlstilcts, a substantial
vote was lecotded in favor of the pro-
' I... , .Olist u..i rt n.nnnallliii nl.... ...
Jii L. lilt; ;.. i uj..0,iijii cllfil .1 -
ceived the indorsement of neaily ill
who favor public Impiovement, and
while many voted against the viaduct
they favor tho bonding of the city for
the construction of tho sewuis.
RESULT IN THE WARDS.
Number of Votes Cast for Candidates
for Select and Common Council
and School Controller.
The result of tho voting for ward
and distiict ofilces In the vailou" wauls
of the city was as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Tn the First waul, Fluley Ros and
IMwaid Fldlcr, tho piesent select
councilman and aldermen, weie unop
posed for a le-eleotlon. Roth aie Re
publicans. The vote for them was.
THIRTY YEARS
Fldlcr.
161
Mi
Ail
DISTRICT orrtcKH.
Klrst district Judge of election, Thos.
Oeorge, U'Ji Tlmmiis l,oftus, 6.
Flftli distiict Jilclgo of elictlon. Reth
Wells, S5. Inspector of election, William
Nichols, tw: Tliunitis Lynch, so. Regis,
lir of voters, William Howells, no.
SECOND WARD.
In the Second ward Otto D. Myers.
Republican, was re-elected nldeiman
ovet p. F. Roland, Domoeiat, by ti
plurality of HoX Morris V. Morris, Re-
publican, was l etui nee! to the common
vlMXK ,y plurality of HO over P. J.
Vulh.?rln rn., a t. a. L. Fmneols.
Demount, was re-clec led school con
troller ovei Francis Oliver.
Ross.
I'lrst district IV)
Hecond district !L'
Third district !)
Fourth district
Fifth district M
i.'T
Al.DRtl.MAN.
Myeis. Kultitiil.
First distiict '.', :r,
He i mid distrlet :"0 71
Thlld distill t J-.l .11
roiiiih illstilct M 171
Fifth distii-jt :o .''.;
COMMON COUNCIL.
Moirls. Mulhcrln.
First dlstilit Si" M
h. (end distiict "!" I'll
Thlid illstrli t in It!
Foiiith district M Ki
Fifth dl-itili S SI'J
710 .VI
SCIIODl. CuNTROLl.Ki:.
, Olver. Fiimcois.
First dlslilct Ii.l ii
Sieond district IMu HI
Third distill I 7s lis
Fifth district! i'J -!5
DISTRICT OFFICF.S.
Seioml distiict Judho of election, M.
K Sunders, 24"; F. J. .Ionian, 71. In
spector of election, Arthur Mills, 241;
P. F. millions, 77. Register of voteis,
ll T. Matthews, jn; p. 1.". Knight, 7S.
THIRD WARD.
John J. Costello. Democrat, was elect-
ed seleit councilman, defeating John
.... .
J. Kearney, the piesent select man,
who lan on the Labor ticket, and II.
J. O'Malley, who l.in on the Citizens'
ticket. The vote:
SL'LRCT COUNCILMAN.
Costello. Kearney. O'Malley.
First district ...'21S ? 21
Second district . "S lit 11
SHi
IK
4S
DISTRICT OFFICUS.
Flist illstilct Judge of election, J.
Kearney, 17; J. Mullen, 12S. Inspector
ot diction, 1. Healev, M; P. O'Malley.
H. Register of Miters, T. McAndrcw, il;
T. Roil.ili. 14U.
Second dlstlkt Register of voters, Del.
Mulehroiie, ; M. Rellle.e, 2j; W.
Murphj., iJ.
FOURTH WARD.
William V. Giifllths, Republican, was
re-eleoted to the common council In
tho Fouitli waul without opposition
and A. It. H non, also Republican,
had no opposition for school control
ler. It was Mr. Rynon's lirst appear
ance in politic The vote was.
Gtlllltlis. F.j non.
First dlstiln .i! i;s
Second illstilct 117 V.l
Third district 117 1J7
Pom 111 illstilct Ill 'i7
C'lJ i'il."i
DISTRICT OFKlc'i:S.
Fiist illstilel Judge of election, Miner
R. Wlllllnu, HI.
Inspector of election,
M. G. Dinimlc U. 107
Thomas tlnluskl,
W. W. Luce,
Divid Jnie s, .i.
Kcglstci of voteis.
Sieond dlstilet Judf,p "f i lection, Obed
Jenkins, II', Inspector of elictlon, Ilop
kiu Wctheihog. It:: .lalie. G. Detrlcs,
2) Register of voters, John Huberts. 114
'lhlid distiict .liub'e of clcillon, Hugh
Williams, ui. li'sptulur of election,
George Thicllfnll, HI: P. U. Duffy. 40
Reglstir of voter-. Georgo Schell, 127.
Uuuith illstilct Judge ut election. John
Ricbaids, lsj. Inspector of election, A.
J. Slnter. 177; John P. Mahon, is; John
11 MoeVniior, 5. Register of voters, C.iss
Muigan, s.'.
FIFTH WARD.
Richard II. Williams, Republican,
defeated George 1. Carson for select
council. Williams Is at pieent select
Lilian fiom this ward and the chairman
of that branch ot councils. The vote:
SF.LKCT COUNCILMAN.
Williams. Carson.
Flist district Ul Mi
Second district 13J 91
Thlui district 21:; v)
Fouith distiict -'. Ii9
IW
7'J
DIbTRlCT OFFICL'S.
First dlstiic t Juclgo of election, Frank
K Shcdd, IjO. Inspector of election,
Win. W. Msusli. 170; Win. llaggerty. 2
Register of veteis, Thomas A. Rlali. 2i0.
Seetind distiict Judge) of elei tipn, C. II.
Daniels, f.7. Inspector of election, L. A.
Howell. 17: Conrad Lutz, ."1. Register
ot voters. Daniel Guvoi.v, P6.
Third district-Jiii'ge oi election, Thos.
G. Rv.uis, .'is. li clor ot election,
Wm. Anthony, 211, .ins. Mulrooney, 4i.
Register ot voteis, Wm. M. Howell, :..".
Fourth distiict Judge ot election,
David btat'liid T'o. Ipspee tin ot elee.
Hon, John D. I'hilllps, lid, M. S. Lavclle,
OF AMERICAN EXPANSION.
1870
1880
38,558,371
37,832,550
5,871
28,402,
19,772,221
9,157,0461
50,155,783
55,042,972
11,314
42,989
33,315,479
29,215,509
no 26
A39,302,20o!240
1.74
1,734,890
498,549,868
1,717,434,593
52,922
No data.
1.94
600,820
235,884,700
1,004,255,000
1,451,401,357
2,771,797,156
1,795,000
03,822,830
857,000
32,863,000'
lBa,2U2,U7K
1,665,179
68,750
32,665,454
11,002,902
830,394,132
3,835,191
1,247,335
71,266,699
14,716,524
2,562,236
16,826,099
102,856,015
583,589
9,624,OBB
68,279,764
361,188,483
O70,Ol,Ul
302,771,768
435,958,408
675,212,794
835,638,658
687,954,746
973,382,228
17.50
19.41
549,874,358
1,630,846
2,729,707
1,516,800
684,704
819,106,973
2,335,582
2,715,224
1,352,810
605,102
Register of voters, Owllym Icwts,
SIXTH WARD.
The returns from tho Sixth ward,
with one district missing, show that
P. F. Calpln, Democrat, who was un
oppofed. was elited common council
man nnd that Patrick Golden, Demo
crat, hna defeated Rvan Jones, Citizen,
und Patrick Mel.ian for school con
ti oiler. The vole:
COMMON COUNCIL.
Calpln.
First illstilct 250
Third district 11U
SCHOOL CONTHOLt.KR.
Golden. Jones.
First district L'Vi
Thlid district M :
"I ' 2
DtSTP.lCT OFFICUS.
First illstilct Judge of lection, John
F. White, 2li. Itispeitor of election,
Flank Neeilhiini, 241; John II. McL.nie,
".' Register of voters, Wm. 11. Conway,
21!.
Third district Judge of elei Hon, Win.
11. Davis, 121, Inspector of election,
Daniel T. Morgan, HI. Register of Vot
il s, Thomas Morgan, IX
SEVENTH WARD.
John K. Roe ho, Democrat, defeated
M. F. Gllroy, Citizen, for select coun
cil by u, majority of 201. Mr. Roche Is
the picscnt selectman fiom that waid.
SI1LFCT COUNCIU
Roche,
Flist distiict !s
Siiiind iltstrict Ml
Thlld district II!
Gllrov.
12
DFK1CLS.
Us
DISTRICT
Fltst dlslili t JinUe of election. John
R. Kellv, 102; Luke Hums, ib. Inspec
tor of election, John Uc vioiuey, jr., Jii;
Theodore Lelb, ID. Register of voters,
Patrick Summon, '-': P.itilck Tolun, W.
Second district Judge of election, Jo
seph Corby, so; John Rurke, 11. Inspec
tor of election, Frank M. Andrew. Ml;
William H. Sc.inliin, 1.2; John lxignn, 10.
Register of voters, Michael Corby, &3;
of election.
Michael Hughes, 11.
I rl.l.l .ilu.l.
Third district Judge of election, Fred-
crick Hugen, 11; John McLcun, 140;
Patrick Mallory, 16. Inspector of elec
Hon, Harvey Long, 66; James Gurrrll,
1'5. Register of voters, Thomas J. Gcr
rlty. 110; Charles Clarke, 41.
EIGHTH WARD.
F. W. Zlzleman, Republican, the pros,
cut common eouiicllmtin from the
Klghth ward, defeated Thomas Roche,
Democrat, for common council. Dr.
J. J. O'Malley, Democrat, defeated C.
C. Ferbet, for school controller, both
being also candidates for school dlrej
tor. The vote:
f.0.
100.
COMMON COUNCILMAN.
Hlzelnnn. Roche.
First distrli t in 121
Second district 1W 133
Ji7 74
SCHOOL CONTROLLRR.
O'Malli-y. Ferber.
First ellstriet IVi II-
Scconel ellstriet lit 10!
2i.i 27S
DlhTltlcr OFFICES.
Flist district Judge of election. Fred
Dun. 1".., J. J. O'HojIe, 107. Inspector
of election, Jacob Harris, jti; John J.
Keniicclv, lot. Register of votiis, Win.
A. Raiili. in; F. J. fVHar.i. 110.
Second distrli t Jodge of election, H.
S Keller. H7. Uiulik Cal.ih.in, US. In
spector of election, Robert Hl.ick, 112; J.
J. lllgglns H"'. Register ot voters, Wal
ter llasl mi, 1J!
NINTH WARD.
Chiiles K. Chittenden, Republican,
was i o turned to the select council from
the Ninth v. aril. He was unopposed.
The vote:
Chittenden.
First district Ill
Second district 104
Third distiict I'd
Sl
DISTRICT OFUICUS.
Flist dlsti let-Judge of i leet ion, W. S.
Rartlett, 116; Inspector of election. O. A.
Reemcr, 111; T, P. Hobaii. 1. Register of
voters, Jacob H.iuman, 116.
Second district Judge of election. R.
H. Jadnln, 10t.. Inspector of election, K.
C. Morris, lfts; D. J. Campbell, JO Reg
ister of voteis, R. D. Richards. 103.
Third district Judge of election, O. R.
Wright. 147. Inspector of election. W.
M. Dickson. 141; T. A. Rudelv. 17. Regis
ter of voters, G. H. Paine. I".
TENTH WARD.
John Negall. Republican candidate
for common council, and Jacob Schaef
fer. Republican candidate for Fchool
controller, had no opposition for re
election. They at present repiesent
that ward. The vote cast for them
was:
Negall.
First district lib
Schacff c r.
113
Second Ulstilct
III the tlrst distiict one vote was cast
for Mr. Hoifman anil two for John
Uutteimau for school controller. Neith
er of them were candidates.
DISTRICT OFFICL'S.
Flist distrli t Juclgo of election, John
Chi 1st, lus Limjumtn Thauer. 1. In
spector of election, Mr. Ueechncr, IW;
1890
1895
!
62,622,250
69,878,000
113,872,388
19,530
70,004
70,083,128
70,801,207
181,065
88,567,770,801
.84
16,806,781
467,102,947
2,151,138,580
5,036,964,409
91,836,484
16,930
62,401
60,882,097
63,358,762
166,654
70,192,085,125
93
8,454,435
399,262,000
1,489,970,000
3,627,366,183
2,325,000
2,871,000
172,420,366
140,866,831
1,466,867,546
2,072,469,672
9,446,308
0,114,834
23,048,515
9,202,703
4,277,071
41,679,501
25,542,208
32,009,989
8,995,839
7,347,009
33,842,374
151,102,376
629,820,808
857,828,084
789,310,409
39,741,607
183,595,743
553,210,026
807,538,165
731,969,965
1,601,968,473
22.93
1,429,251,270
22.82
1,524,844,506
1,810,507,023
4,875,510
3,707,773
838,187
4,258,893
3,477,802
846,680
1,063,063
1,241,459
Tablo Prenared by
City of Scranton Results.
DISTRICT.
First vvnid, First district.
Second district
Third district
Fourth district
Fifth illstilct
Second ward. First distrlet
Second illstilct
Third district
Fouith illstilct
Fifth district
Thlul ward. Flist district
Second district
Fourth ward, Fltst illstilct
Second district
Third district
Fourth district
Fifth waul, Flist distiict
Second district
Third distiict ,
Fouith distiict
Sixth waul. First distiict ,
Second illstilct
Thlul distiict
Seventh ward. First dlsttict
Second district
Third district
Klghth ward. First illstilct
Second illstilct
Ninth ward. Flist distiict
Second distrlet
Third district
Tenth waul, Fltst distiict
Second distiict
F.leveiith waul, Flist distiict
Second district
Third district
Twelfth waul, Flist district
Second district
Thliteenth ward. Flist district...
Second district
Third district
Fourteenth wind, First district..
Second district
Fifteenth ward, Flist distiict
Second district
Sixteenth waid. Fltst district....
Second district
Seventeenth ward, Flist dlsttict..
Second district
Third district
Klghteenth ward
Nineteenth ward. First district...
Second district
Third district
Fourth district
Twentieth wurd. First district....
Second district
Third district
Fourth district
Twenty-first ward, First district.
Second dlstilet
Totals
Pluralities
Fred Swartz. 1. ReKlstir of voters,
William Koi'ldcr, 111: Richard Osgood, 1.
Second district Judge of election, l,.
F. Hlrons, r.l. Inspector ot ileelloii,
James Williamson, un.
ELEVENTH WARD.
John J. Schneider, Republican, de
feated August Schlmpff, Democrat, for
select council. Schneider Is the pres
ent selectman fiom the ward. The
vole:
SUI.F.CT COUNCIL.
Schneider.
First district 2T.
Second district 17'
Thlid district '.'2
Sehlmpfi'.
121
51
416 251
DISTRICT OFFICES.
First dlstrie t Judge of election, V. .'.
Klefei. Inspector of c lection, James
Kesslir and J. Mlku. Register of vot
eis, W. Melster, all unopposed.
Second district-Judge of election,
Adam Frcutchel. Inspectors of election,
John Fickus und J. Ceiiiad, all unop
posed. Thlid district Judge of election, Frank
Doyle. Inspectors eif elee Hon, W. Rentz
and J. Eastman. Register of voters, J.
McGulnncss, all unopposed.
TWELFTH WARD.
Daniel Galvin. Democrat, defeated
James O'Royle. Independent, for com
mon council. Anthony Walsh, Demo
crat, defeated Miles Sweeney. Repub
lican, for school controller. Walsh Is
the nresent controller from tho ward.
The vote:
COMMON COUNCIL.
O'Hojle.
First distrlet 117
Second district 100
itvln.
PiO
116
217 !i'S
SCHOOL CONTROLLER.
Sweeney. Walsh.
First district ..
Second illstilct
(i!
13
1J2
0
DISTRICT OFFICES.
Tlrst illstilct Judge of election. J. F.
Kelly, IK D. Lairerty and J. J. Rfap
were elected majority and minority In
spfitors. and Eel. McGiihe, register of
voters, all being unopposed.
Second district-James MelliiKh was
elected judge of election; .Michael Ro
land and Thomas Hiiike, majority and
minority Inspectors, and Thomas Cole
man leglster ot voteis, all being unop
posed. THIRTEENTH WARD.
Audiew B. Lidstone, tho Republican
candidate for select council, defeated
ex-Sheriff A. B. Stevens, -who was the
Per Cent.
Inc. or Dec.
1870-1809.
1899
76,148,000
-1-100
123,809,412
21,178
75,000
-227
261
163
380
-739
253
95,021,384)
o,ouu,i in
bl86,810
bl 14,566,173,181
.75
21,958,347
--102
-61
-1-3079
-1-132
-'-89
1-299
-324
408
.,-1155
-1-607
1-12893
63
1-752
.1-1825
1-431
547,303,843
2,078,143,033
5,793,689,282
3,632,000
bl9B,405,853
b2,325,297,786
bl 1,773,934
b8,932,857
12,100,440
83,716,031
11,236,846
51,063,066
338,667,794
784,999,000
1,227,023,302
697,148,489
396
-117
212
1-60
..-182
-1-43
-1-327
'-248
-1-47
44
-1-111
1,804,071,881
25.00
2,230,366,954
5,687,818
4,015,092
848,246
! 1,446,348,
Secretaiy of tho Treasury Gage.
School Directors Viaduct. Sawarf.
( S a 1 1
i 5 i i u i u 'i
. . 3 o M o to
N (H 0 O ts (H t
ir.!ifi.3 sipy in irM 4i
106 in -I li 11 82 13 4t
87 SS . . S 10 74 21 '.'4
"iii "s "27 ":s '"2 "si "ii "is
212 217 20 16
213 246 7? 81 36 1M 02 M
127 111 44 46 22 111
76 7i 172 172 S fvi 16 100
2. 24 2..0 2i5 8 181 8 181
11 18 1SS 17S f, 73
.1 :i 172 17J !l 30 10 2t
113 123 17 15 81 27 31 U
133 142 16 IB 42 86 3.i 22
104 114 47 46 12.1 3D 24 3J
161 101 20 26 M 106 60 '.7
K.2 172 37 32 1S1 30 160 30
1(51 186 4S 46 161 85 100 fT.
107 210 78 72 80 102 40 M
1)7 180 80 78 82 63 76 4
5 6 251 252 3.: ISO 245 S
"oi 'ii' "37 "ii "i't "ei "47 "hi
20 28 127 127 6 fd 7 .l
8 11 10S 104 25 15 1 13
27 2s 171 174
121 125 110 155 101 3S 72 21
155 135 127 146 15 66 45 3ri
118 120 32 1 SO 20 60 30 2!
97 104 31 44 44 77
144 14S 30 21 :,2 103 148 7R
100 09 7 12 10 77 25 27
126 1.11 16 17 24 83 '. 31
205 207 101 100 10 213 79 75
141 153 72 60 15 171 81 6S
52 4S 1t6 112 8 112 23 Fet
12 10 165 176 43 32 15 M
5 5 131 120 7 60 6 4
15S 165 10S 111 37 127 51 7S
260 266 65 62 56 160 65 IK)
148 151 40 56 10 25 15 Ai
105 102 107 111 57 85 35 3
6.1 7S 152 157 40 180
226 257 S5 7(5 78 113 147 3
145 157 106 OR 104 101 141 40
125 125 102 111 23 113 30 3fi
110 F!7 110 120 51 0s 44 35
13.) 150 30 II
148 162 34 33 6S 05 61 M
94 9.1 21 26 18 76 29 24
'iii 'i46 'ieb'isi "is "m "w "si
80 84 158 146
136 1.14 141 1.(8 fi 197 28 8
84 81 07 81 1
24 31 187 167 17 66 37 2S
15 17 115 114 2 31 4 IS
16 12 10S 189
93 91 141 138 25 101 49 46
84 8S 112 112
6228 6517 5304 5256 2038 4709 2506 2123
924 1203 ....2671 384....
candidate of tho Democratic and citi
zens. Alderman Alfred C. Bailey was
elected to succeed himself by the un
unlmous vote of the people.
SELRCT COUNCIL.
Lidstone.
First district lO".
Second distrlet 233
Thlld district 170
Steven.
121
l.-Ci
43
300
Bailey.
26.3
3V.)
210
56S
ALDERMAN.
First district ..
Second district
Third district .
823
DISTRICT OFFICES.
First district Judge of election. Georgo
T. Biigde-ii. IV.; Martin Ferguson. 110.
Inspector of election, Isiac Williams, 1'iii;
Mlih.ul Malloy, 1U, Register of voters,
George D. HiiMcman, 15.!; Peter Lynn,
125.
Second district Judge of election, C. B.
Gardner, 1.00; J. J. Kearney, 49. In
spector ot election. A. T. Hunt, 262; J.
.1. Varley. 60. Register of voters, B. li
Stevens, ij .1. J. McTague. t.t.
Third distrlet Judge of election, F.
W. Warner. 117; J. J. Neary, 53. Inspec
tor of election. G. T. Miller, 140; John
Phillips, C2. Re glster of voters, R. Rlch
nielson, 1IJ; J. Elder, 47.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Chailes li "vVenzel. Demociat, wat
re-elected common councilman fiom
the Fouiteenth waul over William B.
Stevens, Republican, by a plurality
of 206. School Controller T. J. Jen
nings was unopposed for le-electlon:
Stevens. Wcnael.
First dlslilct 07 111
Second district 32 201
l." :.!3
DISTRICT OFFICelS.
First distrlet Judge of election, Fe r.
dlnaml Arlgonl. 02, James Uurkin, 12J.
Inspector of election. W. F. Albro, 9';
M. J. McAndtew, 109. Register of vot
ers, John Glli;allcin. 2: George W. Brown,
1; Eugene Cosgrove, 120.
Second ellstriet Judge of election. John
I.lovd. I'M Charles Cavaiiaugh. 162. Iii
..oertor of ebvtlon. John Bechtold, A',
Frank J. McCinn, 167. Register ol vot
ers, Edward Farr, 5"; John R. Barrett,
171.
FIFTEETNH WARD.
11. T. Fellows, tho present Republi
can selectman from the Fifteenth ward,
who was defeated lor tho nomination
by ex-Common Councilman Joseph Oli
ver, ran independent, with a Demo
cratic endorsement, and was defeated
by Mr. Oliver by a vote of 413 to 2S.
Daniel Moses was ie-elccted alderman,
without opposition:
SRLHCT COFNC1L.
Oliver.
First district 2V.
Second district l.Vi
Fellows.
HI
Jli
I1J
233
ALDRitMAN.
Moses.
... 271
... U3
First district
Second dlstilet
DISTRICT OrFICJIS.
First distrlet Judge of election, David
K. Rvaiis. 2M; John D. Davis, J.J. In
speitor of election, John Williams, 2ul;
John II. McNulty. 11. Register of vot
ers, Job Harris, 213; Peter J. Mullaney,
."il.
Second dlstilit Judge ot election, O.
A. Williams. Ku; William J. Gaul, 20;
Patrick Burke, CO. Inspector of election,
John H. Williams. 170; Kdwnrd Tlcrney,
12. Register of voters, Samuel A. Wil
liams, 177; Rdward Gculty, W,
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Rdward J. Coleman, Democrat, de
feated Theodore S. Fuller, Republican,
for common copncll. Coleman is the
present commoner from the vvnid. O.
R Schnlfer. Republican, who has iep
rcsented the ward In the school noaid
for n number of years, had no oppo
sition. COMMON COUNCILMAN.
l'ullir. Coleman.
First district so M
Second district 100 1M
.SCHOOL CONTROLLRR.
Sehrlerer.
First district HI
Second district lti
DISTRICT OFFICES.
First district Judge of election, Jaincs
(Continued on Pago 10.
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