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FJUDAVt, .NOVEMBER 10, 1011.
A GREAT
The Citizen printed, published,
Wayne county tho largest political edition in its' history, the number being
over 12,000 copies. The result of election iaithe. result, of, clean politics,
which was advocated editorially by The Citizen. We rejoice with the can
didates in their victory, which Is the finest recorded' in many' an 'election.
One of tho reasons for this magnificent
Tho different candidates running for
er apparently under the roof of one" town, but came from various sections m
Wayne county.
Tho Citizen was optimistic throughout the entire campaign. It con
ducted It with an Idea of placing In ofllce the men most fitted for the per
formance of duties pertaining to the respective office for which the candl
date was running. Never onca did ,it stoop to low, dirty and mean poli
tics, which, we are sorry to state was advocated and distributed broad
cast by one of our icontemporarjes over Wayne's fair soil. It acted as a
boomerang and resulted in practically defeating the whole Democratic
ticket.
The Citizen, has, been highly commended upon tho stand' It took and
the manner of conducting the clean
measure, aided, materially- in electing
tions' to tho many successful candidates. The Citizen sincerely hopes
their office will be prosperous
has been so unanimously elected will
of Wayne county, who made It possible by their voto in placing him in
such a responsible position.
IjHT US ALTi
The Citizen has always favored expansion and therefore wo heartily
endorse tho movement Instigated by .the Greater Honesdale Board of
Trade for a bigger, better and busier Honesdale and Wayne county. The
opportunities afforded in Honesdale
We would like to see Wayne county
trially in the Keystone state and the conditions are good that it will
be. The building of the large dam at Wllsonvlllo, which will back up
thousands of acres of water, will be the largest body of water in the
State of Pennsylvania and will be possible of developing a tremendous
horse nower and one not enualled in this section of the country. The
alert Honesdale Board of Trade already realizes what this means and
has started a campaign of advertising that will' place Honesdale and
Wayne county upon the map. The possibilities are great and there Is no
reason why Wayne county should not be the home of several diversified ad
dltional industries whose product will go to all points, of the compass.
Outside of manufactured articles In Honesdale and vicinity, the coun
ty also deserves recognition agriculturally in that its soil is especially
adapted to raising apples. According to Government reports, Wayne
county is an Ideal place for the cultivation of this luscious fruit in that
it has tho flavor, which Is missing in
the farmers of this county will set out
al farmers, however, recognize tho good
have taken advantage of the opportunities afforded them. If new or
chards were set out the coming season or this fall they would be equival
ent to acres of diamonds In a few years. Develop Wayne county agricul
turally. In reviewing tho list of, successful manufacturers that were reproduc-
ad in a special article in the Wednesday
of the' oldest and most successful institutions In the town. By. their in
tegrity of manufacturing nothing but flrst-class goods the ' Honesdale pro
ducers have won the confidence of the public which Is proof of their con
tinued success and prosperity. Outside of the glass and shoe industries
there are few establishments that reproduce the same kind of an article
Its Industries havo made Honesdale.
Greater Honesdale Is heard on
are desirous of coming Into Honesdale
proper that they should. Tho Greater
a committee ou. on this question.
ple living In different parts of Texas
come Into Honesdale since tho borough council annexed the section in the
vicinity of West Park street. By covering a larger area Honesdale will
bo greater In strength, power and size, capable of doing more and receiving
more. The census of 1910 gave the borough about 3,000 Inhabitants, when
in reality It should be 7,000 to .000. Let's work hard and assiduously for
Greater Ilonesdale, so when tho next census Is taken Honesdale- will loom
up and be classed as a city. It can
to tho wheel of industry and push forward out of the muddy streets and
onto a paved thoroughfare. Then success will crown our efforts and
Honesdale will be known not simply as an inland town but will rank with
Itles that havo grown large under much more adverse circumstances. All
-work for Greater Honesdale.
ELECTION RETURNS.
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BOROUGH VOTE.
Tho result for the borough offi
cers was as follows: Assessor, W. L.
Burnard,.R., 287-, Birt Daln, D.. 300;
Constable, Levi Degroat, R., 34G, Pat
rick J. Moran, D., 224; Town Coun
cil, W. H. Hulslzer, R., & D., 349,
Win. H. Kreitner, R., 409; C. H,
Rottew, R. & D., 404, John Erk, D
359; School directors, 2 years, J. A.
Brown, R. & D., 4C8, A. M. Leine, R.
& D 458; four years, T. B. Clark,
R. & D., 428; Fred C. Schoell, R. &
D., 434; six years, W. J. Ward, R. tc
D 475; Auditor, Thos. M. Fullor, R.
389. High constable, John J. Cani
ran, R. & D., 459; Judge of Elec
tion, John T. Boyd, R. & D., 457;
Frank Varcoo 1; Inspector, Frank
Truscott, R., 327, Thomas F. Galla
gher, D 180.
IxAKE Assessor Homer Jones,
R., 213. Constable Walter Swingle
R., 148, Jefferson Hoover, D., 89.
Supervisor Geo. T. Jones, R., 134,
W. L. Kelly, D., 100. School Direc
tors, 2 years C. F. Clark, R.. 147,
Elmer Chapman, R 168. School
Directors, 4 yearsHarry R. Sam
son, R., 153, J. W. Sandorcock, R.,
148, G. O. Bell, D., 91, School Di
rector, G years Aaron Black, R.,
121, J. W) Andrews, p., 96. Auditor
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the postofllco. Honesdale, Pa.
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.MANAGING EDITOR
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K. p. HARDENBICJWII., V. W, WOOD
VICTORY.
circulated ' and mh'IIed to "Voters In
victory was a lopresentatlve ticket.
the ofllce were not all huddled togeth
campaign, which we believe, In a
the Republican ticket. Congratula
and that each officer who
enjoy the hospitality of tho people
WORK.
and dear old Wayhe are manifold.
become the foremost county indus
Western apples. Wo sincerely .hope
many new apple orchards. Sever
qualities contairie'd in the soil and
Issue of The Citizen, we note some
all sides". The people living In Texas
and in our opinion it is right and
Honesdale Board of Trade now has
We understand that a number of peo
township have expressed a desire to
be done, Let all put their shoulder
L, Curtis, R.f 161 Overseer Poor
P. Howe, R., 154, F. Foley, Jl., 143
Town Treasurer. R., 181,' O. M
Hoover, D 48. Justice of the Peace
Chas. A. Masters, R., 148.' Judge
of Election Chester Pennell, R.
172, Hi P. Jones, D., 64. Inspector
or Election O. S. Blgart, R 133
Frank Keesler, D., 93,
LEBANON Assessor Reed F,
Gager, R., 50, Clarence I, Hopkins
D C9. Constable C. D. Hender
son, R 75, Judson Bolkcom, D., t43
Supervisor Otto Sears, R., 62, Arm
ager Shuman, 2 years, R 62;', Thos,
II. RIdd, D 47, L. Knapp, 2 years,
46. School Directors, 2 years F,
Avery, R., 75. Scott Douglass. R,
59, Thos. H. Rldd, D 56, Henry
xaie, jj iio. scuooi Directors, i
years u. Goodnough, R.. 71
Samuel Robinson, R., 68, Richard
Arthur, D 35, Geo. J. Knorr, D
49. School Director, 6 years Fred
Jihrardt, K 67, J, Leslie Vail. D.
45. Auditor Lafayette Nelson, R.
58, L. B. Vail, D 59. Overseer of
Poor C. E. Bolkcom, R., 91, Samuel
wnmartn, u uz, Anthony Burke,
D 55. Town Treasuror Eugene
Latourette, ., 47. J. W. Rice. D
68. Justice of the Peace E. D.
Goodnough, R., 90. Judge of Elec
tion Henry Yale, R., 66, Gilbert H.
Kennedy, D., 52. Inspector of Elec
tion John Douglass, R 70, Ray
mond .Dennis, D., ,44, , . .
' LEHIGH Assessor F. E. Bush,
R 78. Constable M. M. Cobb, R.,
53; Stanley Adanis, D., 46, Super
visor M. M. Dutot, R., 82. School
Directors, 2 years Frank Berider,
R., 70, C. W. Garagan, R., 05, Stan
ley Adams, D., 17, Chas. Garagan, D.,
18. School Directors, 4 years C. E.
Ellenberger, R., 76, B. B. Phillips,
R., 60, Frank Bender, D., 28. School
Director, 6 years G. L. Trltchler,
R., 81. Auditor G. L. Marshall, R
56. E. F; Sebring, D., 35. overseer
of Poof W. A. Tiger, R., 73, Frank
Bender, R., 51. 1 Town Treasurer
Guy iE. Sebring, R., 81. Justice of
the Peace W. E. Flower, R 43,
Morris E. Smith; D.( 52. Judgo of
Elecuonwaines Crooks R., 90. F.
L, Hall, R., 48, Arch Bender( D 39.
MANCHESTER' NO. 1 Assessor
John F, Blake, R., 61, Joseph Gregg,
D., 49. Cbn'stable James W. Har
forJ. R., 98. .Supervisor S. J. Rut-
lodge, n bz, jonu, u. iJiynn, u., a.
School Directors. 2 years Heenan
Cole, Tt.f 70, Fred', WarHoId', R., 76,
Ellis uusn, d Z3, unas. margin, u.,
31. Sschool Directors, 4 years B.
Gillow, R., 62, 'JChn Hathaway, R.,
61, Matthew Osborn, D 40, O. S.
Tyner, D., 38. School Director, 6
years Clarence Stalker, R., 54, T.
A. Gregg, D., 50. Auditor P. H.
Colo, 4 years, R., 52, D. K. Denny,
2 years', R., 48; Arthur J. Par
sons, 4 yrs., D., 55. Overseers of the
Poor Henry Brining; R 52, Alvah
GIfford. R., 55, Philip Ebert, D., 53,
Mathais MOgrldgo, D., 49. Town
Treasurer 'Hanford (Knapp, R., 84.
Judge 6f Election D, R. Denny, R.,
55, Frank Ewaln, D DO. Inspector
of EleCtion-John 'Kemp, R 02, H.
Stryker, D.,- 41. Registration Asses
sor J. J. Spratt, R., 96.
MANCHESTER NO. 2 Assessor
John F. Blake', R 34, Joseph Gregg,
D., 61. Constable James W. Har
ford, R., 87. Supervisor Sairiuel J.
Rutledge, R., 54, John H. Flynn, D.,
44. School Directors, 2 years Hee
nan Cole, R 73, 'Fred Warfleld, R
40, Ellisi Bush, D 35, Charles Car-
gin. D., 37. School Directors, 4 yrs.
iBert Gillow, R., 58, John Hatha
way, R., 50, Matthew' Osborn, D 24,
O. S. Tyner, D., 29. School Direc
tor, G years Clarence Stalker, R.,
37, Thomas A. Gregg, D., 57. Audi
tor P. H. Cole, 4 yrs., R 58, .D. R.
Denny, 2 yrs., R., 56, Arthur J. Par
sons, 4 yrs., D'.t 28. Overseers of the
Poor Henry Brining, R 47, Alvah
GIfford, R., 38, Philip Ebort, D., 48,
Mathais Mogridge, D., 39. Town
Treasurer Hanford Knapp, R., 70.
Judgo of Election Peter H. Cole,
R., 49, T. A. Gregg, D., 47. Inspec
tor of Election A. F. Lawson, R.,
59, Chas. Cargin, D 28. Registra
tion Assessor S. E. Teeple, R 52,
Wm. Flynn, D 39
MT. PLEASANT Assessor Fred
Brooking, R 193, Thomas L. Mc
Clelland, D., 100. Constable R. W.
Mills, R 264. Supervisor F. M.
Bigelow, R., 14 0, Lewis W. DeQuIno,
D., 148. School Directors, 2 years
Frank Giles, R 163, Chas. Payne
R 114, Frank Hauenstein, D., 139,
Peter McConlogue,, D 134, School
Directors, 4 years George F. Cllft,
R., 149, Thomas F., Dunn, D., 147,
S. B. Doyle, D 160, School direc
tor, 0 years J. J. Perham, R.. 157,
J. D, Bronnan, p., 135. Auditor S.
R. Gunn, R., 147, Davis A. Gaylord,
D., 30. Overseer of Poor W. S.
Martin, R., 231, C. E. Miller, R 151,
Chas. E, Fltzpatrlck, D., 133. Town
Treasurer I. W. Bunnell, R., 121,
M. L. O'Hara, D 1GS. Judgo of
Election, R 149, E. T. Tiffany, D.,
143 Inspector of Election H. V.
Kennedy, R., 154, Daniel Megivern,
D., 135.
OREGON Assessor Wm. H.
Brunig, R., 49, W. P. Weeks, D 49.
Constable Wm. H. Hlller, R., 36,
Henry Anorr, D., 63. Supervisor
W. K. Spry, R., 44, O. E. Miller, D.,
51, School Directors, 2 years W.
S. Mills, R. 44, A, T. Sluman, R.,
50, John Fritz, D., 47, Chas. Gor
man, D., 38.- ' School, Directors, 4
years Henry Munger, R 44, E. E.
Smith, R 40, W. H. Oolwell,' D., 45,
Henry Grossman, D., 49. School
Director, 6 years rJacob Riefler, R,,
49, J, W. Ridd, D 43. Auditor
D, W. ,Scudder,:R., 38, August APPel,
D 57. Overseer of Poor J. C.
Brill. R., 50, William HIghhouse,
D. , 42, J. M. ,Knor,r, p 66. Town
Treasurer Henry Riefler, R 54, F.
E. Hlller, D.f 44. Justice of the
Peace Jacob Riefler, R., 71. Judge
of Election John Munger, Jr., R.,
46, Emmett .Schwolghofer, D., 51.
Inspector of, Election Lewis E.
Brill, 01,, 51, Warren, Miller, D 43.
PALMYRA Assessor Peter' F.
Schmitt, R., 79. Constable Geo.
Kehr, R., 59, Anthony W. Schlosser,
D., G9. Supervisor August Heyne,
R., 49, M. J. Kelly, D 66. School
Directors, 2 years Jacob A. Collum,
R., 53, R. Laabs, R 53, Michael
Leonard, D., 60. School Directors, 4
yrs. George Kellerman, "R., 02, F.
Schutz, R., 53, John P. Flynn, D.. 60.
School Director, 6 years Seth Brink
R., 65, Robert Boland, D 50. Audi
tor P. J. Haggerty, D 62. Over
seer of Poor John Kellerman. R
67, August Laabs, R 66, Thos. Mc-
uarty, D., 57. Town Treasuror M,
J. Leonard, D., 77. Judge of Elec
tion James Vandermark, R 47,
Henry W. 'Drake, D., 68. Inspector
of Election J. A. Collum, R., 47
L. P. Richardson, D 64. Change
Road Tax System? Yes, 63; No 16
PAUPAOIC Assessor Frank B,
Pennoll, R., 75. Constable Aaron
Gbble, R., 73. Supervisor C. F.
Harris, R., 45, Lewis M. Blftner, D
36. School Dlrectois, 2 years C. A.
Locklln, R., 42, John Drake, D 38,
Richard Hazelton, t., 46. School
Directors, 4 years Sidney R. Crane,
R 27, Conrad Relneke, 'R., 42, Jas.
Carfoot, D., 32, Frank Olmsted. D.,
41. School Director, 6 years C. A.
Uramer, it. 44, ueo. Shearer. D 31
Auditor Lafayette James, R.. 41,
James Davoy, D 33. Overseers of
Poor 'John Bishop, R 35, George
Helchelbeck, D,, 58. Town Treasur
er George Helcbelbeck, ,D 65. Jus
tice of the Peace Judson N. Steph
ens. D., es, judge of Election N,
Heichelbecik, D 68. Inspector of
Election Chas. Daniels, "R 46, Jas.
Carfoot, D. Change in Tax?
Yes. 62; No 21.
PRESTON NO. 1 Assessor J,
T. Brooking 09; J. W. Lee 39; J. T.
iirooKing au; constame, J. u, sner
wood 70; E. Bishop 32; O. E. Stan
ton 33; supervisor, G. Carr 67; J.
w, wnippiB 04; j. a. wonagnan 01;
Fred Leonard 16: auditor. A. T.
Whipple 75; Fred Leonard 6; over
seer poor, j 11. tsneicion ui; m. j,
Monaghan 9 8;.. registration assessor,
Henry Martin 82; 'J. Tully 51; Jos.
Fltzsimmons 92; B. Nolld 66; O. S.
Bennett, 1; W. R. Belknap 31 ;
school director (4 yrs.) W. G. Mos
her, 15; W. H. Santforth 14; I. S.
Bennett 90, M. Westgato 90;
school director (6 yrs.) E. H. ftine
23; S. L, Smith 14; E. MacLean 90;
treasurer, F. S. H. Hino 51; Frank
Tully, 07; Judgo of election, B, Bar
rows 78; D. MacLaughlin 54; In
spector, J. H, Taylor 81; J. Riley 51.
PRESTON NO. il Assessor J.
T. Brooking, 50; J, W. Lee 76; con
stable, J. L. Shorwood 41; E. Bis
hop 70; O. E. Stanton 11; supervis
or, G. Carr (4 yrs.) 68; J. W. Whip
ple (2 yrs.) 64; J. A. Mbnaghan (4
yrs.) 39; Fred Leonard 68; school
director (2 yrs,) Jos- Fltzsimmons
74: B. Nield 40; W. R. Belknap 64;
school director (4 yrs.) W. G. Mos-
her (4; W. H. Sanford 59; I, L.
Bennett 19; M. Westgate 42, F. A.
Tiffany 1; school directors (six yrs.)
E. W. 'Hine 54; T. L. Smith, 40; E.
F. McLean 30; auditor, A. T. Whip
ple 106; overseer poor, J. H. Shel
don 104: M. J. Monchan 75: J. Mc-
Intyre C; .town treasurer, S. H. Hlne,
78! F. Tully 41; Judge of election,
J. R, Sanford si; M. Uenis, Jr., 4z;
Inspector of election, W. Sanford
84; J. T. Cdyle 36; registration as
sessor, S. H. Leo, 102.
PROMPTONAssessor John E.
Haley, R. 8, E. R. Bodio, D., 39.
Constable Ralph Hanklns, R., 22,
W. McMullen, 18. Town Council
Stephen' Bates, H., 14, Stanley Che
musky; 'R., 33, Frank Adams, D.,
34. School Directors, 2 years T,
Mooro, R., 14, Ai E. Snedeckor, R.,
30, Frank Adams, D., ,22, Patrick
Minor, D., 21. School Directors, 4
years .Peter Knaz, R., 32, Frank
lin, jj,, s. jonn e. i-iaiey, uitizen, 0,
Henry Hogencamp, 31. School Dl
rector, 6 years -Charles A. Hub
bard, R., 29. Honry Hogencamp, R.,
14, G. 'W; Bbdle, D 25. Overseer
of Poor Stephen Bates, R.. 29, P.
Olsefsky, R., 30. High Constable
N. E. Arnold, D., 32. Judgo of Elec
tion Samuel Found, R., 18, Peter
Fitzgerald, D., 26. Inspector of
Election R. T. Pierce, R., 23, G.
L. Bates, D., 19.
SALEM 'Assessor Clarence Ste
vens, R., 182. Constable A. B.
Walker, R., 160, Dem 21. Super
visor Jos. Neville, JR., 164, U. E.
Brown; D 58, Sohool Directors, 2
years A, N, Patterson, R., 168, J.
F. Reer, R 135. School Directors,
4 years O. E, Burrls, R., 123, A.
O. Henneforth, R 107, Asa F.
Jones, D 115. School Director, 6
year& iRosco H. Conklln, 155. Au
ditor Florence E, Carlton. R., 131,
J. T. Stocker, D., 35, H. F. Nichol
son, 34, .1. F. Stocker, 2 yrs., 14.
Overseer .of Poor William Altemire,
R., 129, C. M. Kimble, R., 152, S.
R. Kimble, D., til). Town Treasurer
R. F. Spangenberg, R., 156, Geo.
O. Gillett, D 56. Judge of Election
. I. G. Williams, R 162. Inspec
tor of Election -Florence Chapman,
R., 139, Homer C. Pelton, D., 70.
Change of Cash Road Work System?
Yes, 111: No 72.
SCOTT NO. 1 Assessor Philip
Falgle, R 15, Wm. Rockwell, D., 44.
Constable 'Horace C. Geer, It., 20,
Supervisor Jas., VanValUenberg, R.,
40, Wellington DecKer, D 13, Jotin
A, Jackson, 2 yrs., K 30, Frank
Moran, 2 yrs., C, 7. School Direc
tors. 2 years Archie Thorne, R., 35.
G. Vermilyea, R., 17, Dem 35;
School Directors, 4 years Frank
Karcher, R., 44, Ted. V. Slocum, U.,
35. School Director, G years F. F.
Conrad, R., 48, Wm. Eberloln, D 14.
Auditor Casper Schmltz, R., 29,
Willis Early, D 32. Overseer of
Poor John Smith, R., 30, Dem., 17;
J. H. Smith, R., 9, Dem., 23. Town
Treasurer B. W. Raymond, R., 29,
Dem., 24. Judge of Election An
drew Meltous, R., 35, Wayne Lee, D.,
24. Inspector of Election Elson
Whltmbre, R., 3G, Otis Raymond, D.,
20.
SCyrT NO. 2 Assessor Philip
Falgle, R., 35. Wm. Rockwell, D., 57.
Constable Horace, C. .Geer, R., 95,
E. L. Parsons, Citizen, 1. Supervisor
Jas. VanValkenberg, R., 20, W.
Decker, D.; 69, John Jackson, 2 yrs.,
K 27, Frank Moran, 2 yrs., Citizen,
23. School Directors, 2 years A.
Thorne, R., 47, G. Vermilyea, R 49,
C. D. Tarbbx, D ,57. School Direc
tors, 4 years Frank Karcher, ,R., 82,
Ted. V, Slocum, R 63. School Di
rector, b years b. r , Conrad, u., 27,
Wm. Eberleln, D., 67. Auditor C.
Schmltz, R., 47, Willis Early, D., 42.
Overseer of Poor John Smith, R.,
84, J. H. Smith. R., 52. Judge of
Election L. E. Ecker, R., 40, F. A.
Curtis, D., 53. Inspector of Election
John Cole, R., 57, O. L. Burleigh,
D 25. Registration Assessor H. S,
uooanougn, 43, Floyd Karcher,
D., 52. Town treasurer, B. W. Ray
mond, R., 67.
SOUTH CANAAN Assessor H.
Baker, It., 163. Constable A. J.
Robinson, D 135. Supervisor Or
vllle Bronson, R., 48, L. C. Barhight,
D., 37, Norman Burleigh, Citizen,
101. School Directors, 2 years L.
M. Cease, R.. 132, George F. Hinds,
R., 119, E. p, Spangenberg, D 54.
School Directors, 4 years L. D.
Fielding, R 59, Philip Frlsble, R
123, M. M, Minds, D., 102, Geo.
Hinds, D., 14. 'School Director, 6
years Royal Brooks, R 133. Audi
tor J, E. Swingle, R., 100, Chas. Ba
ker, D., 46. 'Overseer of Poor Solo
mon Curtis, R., 137, Geo. Baker, D.,
80. Town Treasurer H. S. Lock
wood, R 142. Justice of the Peace
Myron Merlthew, R,( 131. Judgo
of Election J. D. Box, R 119, E.
D, Spangenberg,, D., 49. Inspector of
Election J. E. Swingle, R., 105, G.
A. Spangenberg, D 52. Change in
Cash Road Tax System? Yes, 133;
No 26.
STARHUCOA Assessor J. K.
Stearns, 73; constable, A. Gjover.GO;
G. F,. 'BroQker 26; town counoll, G.
Carpenter 41; M. A. Swartz 59; T.
LaBarre 20; K. Penn 38; school di
rector 02 yrs.) A. Koehler 45; J. K.
Stearns 66; I. L. Buck 42; school di
rector ,(4 yrs.) S, L. Glover 64; C, T.
Glover 50; J. Brown 28; school di
rector (6 yrs,) S, D. Barnes 68; aud
itor, A. Koehler 44; R. Sampson 3B;
overseer of poor, J. Glover, 63; J. M.
Hobb 64; high constable, F. Miller
44, J. Woodmansee 12, F, Miller 10;
Judgo of election, D. D. Benedict, 41;
J. B. Wagner, 46; Inspector. James
I Soden 51; L. N. Dow 28,
STERLING Assessor Q, F.
Phillips, R.. 88. Constable C. M.
Smith, R., 56, S. B. Cary. D 80. Su
pervisor A. C. Howe, 16, C. E.
Luchs, D., 51, J. W. Ferguson, 61.
School Directors, 2 years S. N.
Cross, R., 91, T, E. Stevens, R., 82,
I. M. Klpp, D., 38. Samuel Roblnscon,
D., 44. School Directors, 4 years
F. L. Hartford, It., 70, C. J. Uban, R
68, John Rhorbacker, D., 53, Oliver
Skeltou, D 39. School Director, 6
years, R. R. Simons, R 61, Lewis
Butler, D., 64, Auditor Samuel
Novin, R., 72, L. F. Ammerman, D
ot, uverseers of Poor H. G. Fos
ter, R 95, J, M. Caterson, D., 52.
Town Treasurer G. I. Gilpin, R.,
103. Justice of the Peace P, W.
Glllner, R 98. Judge of Election'
R. A. Smith, R 83, I. M. Kipp, D.,
3b. inspector or Election- C. G.
Bortree, it., 82, E. T. Ferguson, D.,
45. Shall the Cash Road Tax bo
Changed to tho Work System? Yes,
102; No 18.
TEXAS NO. ,1 ABSossor Ed.
E. Bunnell, R 87, Jacob S. Balles,
Jr., D., 57. Constable Edward
Taylor,' R., 64,, Philip F. Mang, D.,
75. Supervisor Geo, J. Mennett,
R 29, Georgo Erk. D.. 128. School
Directors, 2 years R. B. Brenne-
mnn, R., 14, Frank A. Brunner, D.,
26, E. T. Murtlia, D., 14. School
Directors, 4 years S. R. Langen-
doorfer, R 10, Fred LaPolnt, D
John Doroad, D., .23. School Di
rector, 6 years John J.Klllgallon,
R., 24. Auditor JC. W. Short, R.,
55, C. C. Gray, p., 78. Justlco of
the Peace Wm. Hittinger, R., 61,
Thos. Gill, D. 61. Judgo of Election
Henry Moulter, R., 103, Wm.
Worm, D., 4 5. Inspector of Election
Horton Polly, R., 85, Gustave Mos
er, D., 55. Registration Assessor
John Doney, R 104, John Ord
nung, Jr., 37.
TEXAS NO. 2 Assessor E. E.
Bunnell, R., 145, Jacob S.. Balles,
Jr., D... 92. Constablo Edward
Taylor, R., 90, Philip F. Mang, D.,
1'22. Supervisor Geo. J. Mennett,
Republican, 57, George Erk, D., 180.
School Directors, 2 years R. B.
Brenneman, R., 142, Frank A. Brun
ner, D,, 133, E. T. Murtha, D., 101,
School Directors, 4 years S. B.
Langendoerfer, R., 60, Fred. La
Point, D., 173, John Dorbad, D., 112.
School Director, 6 years John J.
KUlgallon. R.. Ill; Dem.. 72. Aud
itor C. W. Short, R., 137, C. C.
Gray, D., 74.
Justice of the Peace Wm. Hittinger
R., 91, Thos. Gill, D., 109. Judge
of Election Horton E. Cross, R.,
138, Geo. Bergman, D., 93. Inspec
tor of Election Oscar -Hattler, R
103, Geo. Bergman, D., 92. Regis
tration Assessor J. M. Bayley, R.,
98, Dem., 76.
TEXAS NO. it Assessor Ed
ward E. Bunnell, R., 102, Jacob S.
Balles, Jr., D., 74. Constable Ed
ward Taylor, R., 74, Philip F. Mang,
D., 101. Supervisor Geo. J. Men
nett, R., 104, George Erk, D., 66.
School Auditor Patrick J. Lane,
R., 122. Auditor C. W. Short, R
86, C. C Gray. D., 65. Judge of
Election G. W. Kimble, R., 127,
Ohas. Uffolman, D., 44. Inspector
of Election Edward Reid, R., 104,
D. A. 'Hourahan, D., 72. Registra
tion Assessor Fred. MIttan, R., 98,
Joseph Tuman, D., 87.
TEXAS NO. 4 Assessor Edward
E. Bunnell, R., 42; Jacob S. Balles,
Jr., D., 187. Constablo Edward
Taylor, R 47, Philip F. Mang, D.,
178. Supervisor George J, Men
nett, R.', 98, Geo. Erk, D., 104.
School Directors, 2 years R. B.
Brenneman, R 53, Frank A. Brun
ner, D., 150, E. T. Murtha, D., 119.
School Directors, 4 years S. B.
Langendoerfer, R., 98, Fred La
Polnt, D, H,4(J Jolm Dorbad, D., 98.
School Director, 6 years John J.
KUlgallon, R., 70, Dem., 84. Audi
tor C. W. Short, R., 49, C. C.
Gray, D., 140. Judge of Election
P. P. Balles, D., 193. Inspector of
Election F. Theobald, D., 172.
Registration Assessor John Don
nelly, D., 147,
WAYMART Assessor Lucian
Stanton, R., 81, Dem., 17. Constable
Leroy H. Sinquet, It., 85, George
Bigelow, D., 18. Town Council
Frank -Romich, R., 53, R, Wonna
cott, R., 71, E. iF. Ames, D., 60,
Dr. Wilson, D., 19. School Direc
tors, 2 years J. B. Keen, Jr., R.,
75, Dem., 15, F. S. Stephenson, R.,
61, Chas. A. Moylan, D., 44. School
Directors, 4 years M. T. Spangen
berg, R 60, F. R. Varcoo, R., 86,
Dem., 16; Walter Mitchell, D., 30.
School Director, 6 years Ray W,
Hull, R., 13, Dem., 76. Auditor
Dr. 'E. S. Walker, R., 61, J. H.
Stephenson, D., 38. Overseer of
Poor G. W, Buckland, R., '75, Oscar
Wells, R., 5,3, Iryln. Merwin, p., 61.
High Constable John Clomo, R
88, Dem., 16. Justice of the Peace
R. Wonnacott, R., 71, Wm. Sin
quet, D- 321 Judge of Election J.
Bates, It., 52, J, Lord, D 47. In
spector of Election Wallace Cram
er, R., 66, A. J. Merwin, D 37.
Chief Burgess Luther Bryant, D.,
72,
nows gems?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
P. J. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and fi
nancially able to carry out any ob
ligations made by his Arm.
Walalng, "Rinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
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ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonial sent free,
Price 75 cents jier bottle, Sold by
all Druggsts.
Take Hall's Family Pills for com
stlpatlon.
Real Sabei Fox Fur Sets, Mnk and
Seal,- at Monner & Co., from estab
lished furriers.
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Davis lot 72 rods to a corner; then
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the property of William H. Surpli
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No. 40 Octohnr Term. 1911. .Tin!
mem... nuuu.uu. luumiuru. ALLtjriif
must bo paid on day of sale or dee
will not bo acknowledged.
M. LEM B RAMAN, Sheriff.
Honesdale, Nov. 8, 1911.
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