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BECTlON RETURNS 51; J. C. Walker, 28; R. H. Cunningham, 10.

Cle.k-- D. W. Davis, 51; H. D. Ray, 24; J.

L. McGaughey, 12. District Con- THE INDIANA PROGRESS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FERUBARY 23, 1910 ling, 30; H. Heagy, 33. Justice- of the Peace Wm.

Houston, 81 S. M. Palmer, 4 4 D. A. Palmer 36.

Auditor Chas. O. Smith eVrw. R. ics; c.

o. smith, 21; o. A. Blairaville, Feb. 16--What was supposed to be one of the hottest fights ever waged in Bliirsvilte for a Borough office was pullfd off today in the Tnird War', between Shrrman Smith, Republican, and Wilaon, Democrat, candidates for the 3-year term in Council The contest resulted in a victory for WiUcn who came out of the fray with 88 votes to the good.

Both sides put up a good fight and neither gave up until the last vote was counted. Short, the Democratic candidate for the 2 year term, beat Ferguson, Republican, by 10 votes and Hamilton Republican candidate for the 1-year term, beat Geary, Democrat. by 16 votes. In the First ward the fight was between Dr. C.

S. Pearee, Republican, and Rev. J. T. Davis.

Prohibition, candidates for School Director, the latter winning fcy a large margin. The election of Rev. Davis means two new faces in the School Board this year. Dr. Wellman having defeated G.

Wineman for re-election at tho Primary. This is the first change in the personnel of the board in six years. In the Second ward there was no contest, the Republicans winning without any trouble. Tf vote for Council and School Director follows: First Ward. Council--W.

B. Stitt, Republican, no opposition, had 108 votes. School Director--J. T. Davis, Prohibition, 74; C.

S. Pearee, Republican, Shults, Alex. A. Wiggins, 1. Banks No.

1. Assessor--H. J. Gorman, 78; Charley Elbell, 6. School Director--G.

J. Keese, 73; G. W. Rowley, 76; J. A.

Salsgivpr, 74; Wm. Yohe, D. 13; Samuel States, 4 John Henry, 15. Supervisor-Geo. I.

Knox, 75; J. H. Sherman, 8. Judge of Election--J. T.

Smith, S3. Inspector--W. I. 84. Auditor--E.

E. 79; Wm. Rhodes 5. Clerk--C. D.

Smith, R. 80; C. D. Smith, 4. North Banks.

Assessor--Henry Gorman, Charley Elbell, 56. School Director--G. J. Reese, 13; G. W.

Rowley, 23; W. H. Yohe, 49; W. Yohe, Samuel States, 43; John Huey, 18. Supervisor-George I.

Knox, 12; J. H. Sherman, 53. Eloct Constable--C. D.

Stiver, 34; David Bender, 28. Judge of Election--W. T. Weaver, 35; G. M.

Bowser, 28. Inspector--J. C. Vite, 46; J. H.

15. Auditor--E. Shaffer, 15; Wm. Rhodes, 41. Clerk D.

Smith, 41; C. D. Smith, 50. 7. Blacklick.

Second Ward Council--T. M. Duncan, Republican, 82; Frank Laird, Democrat, 33. School Director--Dr. H.

M. Wellman, Republican. 69; J. H. Summers, Democrat, 33.

Third Ward Council, 3 yeara--M. L. Wilson, Ti)emocrat, 172; Sherman Smith, Republican, 84. Council, 2 yeara--C. J.

Short, Democrat, 119; H. W. Ferguson, Republican, 109. Council, 1 year--C. S.

Hamilton, Republican, 112; W. A. Geary, Democrat, 96. The returns from White township indicate that the Prohibitionists were very active in that bailiwick. There waa a rather general splitting of tickets, making the counting of the votes a pretty hard proposition for the election board.

The returns are as follows: Judge--H. M. Brown 66; John McCune 28: Ad. Hill 15. Inspector--R.

T. Agey 44; Clarence Fairman 44; J. H. McCune 14 School Director--Harry W. Stephens R.

and 62; Harry Carson 59; R. T. Age 23; I S. Kepple Justice--Sylvester Ray 49; J. W.

Myers 50. Supervisor B. F. Lowman 80; W. F.

Simpson 23; Samuel Robi- son 4. Assessor--W. F. Simpson 67; James W. Wiggins 25; Edward McHenry 15.

Auditor--H. E. Beatty 48; William Smith 41; M. D. Beatty 18.

Township Clerk--J. M. Davis 46; Samuel Shearer 39; Clark McKee 21. Judge of Election C. A.

Brown, 62; J. E. Davis, 40; C. M. Cribbs, 16.

Inspector Roy Howard, 57; L. C. Ferguson, Wm. E. Acherson, 20; Frank Dixon, 3.

School Directors, three years Frank Repine, 57; Dan Miller, 55 W. P. McCrea, 4 9 J. D. Repine, 12; Mrs.

F. O. Shields, 27; Wm. M. Kunkle, 6.

Justice of Peace S. L. Longrreck- er 56; James Mabon, 63; F. 0. Shields, 41; L.

C. Ferguson, 14. F. O. Shields, 11 Auditor M.

K. Leard, 58; Graff, 35; J. D. Alexander, 20. Supervisor-- Dan Howard, 78; Dan Howard, 13; Knox Clawson, 19.

Assessor J. D. Thompson, 78; F. B. Repine, 34- T.

Altimus. 5. School Directors, 1 year-- L. C. Ferguson, 54- M.

Wineman, 36; David Shelby, 19- Clerk-- Benk Clawson, 72; Knox Clawson, 16. Blairsville. First Ward. Judge of Election-- E. E.

Thompson, 101; Elmer E. Thompson, 14; James N. Sipe, 2. Inspector- George Hart, 70; Jas. M.

Harvey, 49' Francesco Garofalo, 1. Council-- W. B. Stitt, R. Walter Stitt, 17.

School Director -C' Pearce, 44; Clark S. Pearee, 6' J- Thomas Davis, 7 4 Jos. T. Baker, S-, 2. Assessor-- A.

J.Ran- son 97; Robt. V. Campbell, 19; Wm. Sipe, 1. Auditor-- H.

P. Davis, 106; S. W. Palmer, 1. Second Ward.

Judge of Election-- John T. Altman, 90; D. D. Wineman, 17; las. K.

Crusan, 3. Inspector-- W. Baughman, 54; Charles A. Gibson, 50. Council-- T.

M. Duncan, 8 2 Frank Laird, 28; Chas. A. To'bler 3. School Director-- H.

M. Wellman, 69; John H. Summers, 33; David Creighton, 3. Assessor-- J. B.

Baughman, 7 6 J. Baughman, 15; Chas. Palmer, 3' 7 Auditor II. F. Davis, 81; F.

Davis, 17; S. Wilbert Pal- Armagh. School Director--J. A. Felton, 2 0 H.

H. Smith, 18; H. M. Elliott, 19. Council--H.

L. Tinkcom, 16; C. A. Campbell, 15; J. E.

Tomb, 14- Wm. Southwell, 15; H. M. Elliott, 16. Judge of Election-Wm.

Southwell, Millord Campbell, D. 10. Inspector--J. A. Felton, Earl T.

Biddleman, 11 High Constable--Hiram Biddle, man, 15. Assessor--H. H. Smith, 13 L. Biddleman, 6.

Auditor--G. W. Tomb, J. M. Grubs 13; Henry Martin, 8.

Justice of Peace--C. A. Campbell, 15; J. D. Drips, 14.

Burgess--H. J. Martin, 14. Armstrong No. 1.

Judge cf Election--A. W. Robinson, 37; Wm. Craig, 2 9 C. Uncapher, 13.

Inspector--G. C. Devinney, 26; John Ray, 35; Wm Anderson, 18. School Director H. George, 49; T.

B. Wachob, 38; M. Hileman, 18; A. P. Calhoun, 25.

Auditor--H. A. Campbell, 31; A. A. Silvis, 30; Paul M.

Wood, 19. Supervisor Wm. Cunningham, R. 42; Ernest kamer, 14; W. M.

Cunningham, 20. Assessor--A. W. Robiason, 51; Albert Wiggins, R. S.

Uncapher, 10; Samu.1 Kimmelll, Cit. 11. Registry Assessor--J. R. Campbell, 45; C.

S. Remaley, 19; W. A. Byers, 11. Justice of Peace--R.

H. Cunningham, 35; J. C. Walker, 22; R. H.

Canningham, 19. Davis 27; H. D. Ray, 29; J. L.

McGaughey, 14. Armstrong No. 2. Judge of Election--Hugh A. Campbell, 55; Wm.

Devlin, 18; Samuel Klmmel, 15. Inspector-M, B. Miller, R. 54; W. A.

Silvis, 23; W. Cunningham, 11. School Director--W. H. George, 87; T.

E. Wachob, 31; M. Hileman, 63; A. P. Calhoun, 26.

Auditor --Hugh A. Campbell, 36; A. A. Silvis, 24; Paul M. Wood, 27.

Supervisor--Wm. Cunningham, 38; Ernest Earner, 40; Wm. Cunningham, 8. Assessor--A. W.

Robinson, 31; Albert Wiggins, 10; R. S. Uncapher, Samuel Klmmell, 61. Registry Assessor --Ross Flemings, 63; J. H.

Devlin, 25; M. B. Miller, P. 12. Justice of Peace--R.

H. Cunningham, Third Ward. lodge of Elpction--J. M. Harkcom, 1 7 2 M.

Harkcom, 63; Robert Johnston, 11- Inspector-H a 1 2 1 Milford T. Murray, Jno. K-Davis, 7. Assessor--Geo. W.

Davis, Geo. W. Davis, 60; Jos. Pierce, 10. Council--Cal Hamilton, 146- W.

Ferguson, 109; Sherman Smith, 84; m. Geary, 95; Chas. J. Short, 119; Mart T. Wilson, 172; L.

Wood Keyser, 6 Jos. Keibler, Rheuben Em- stein, 12. Auditor--H. F. Davis, 160; H.

F. Davis, 62. Brushvalley No. 1. Judge of Election--C.

E. Hileman, 69; Geo. Yaney, 20; Jno. Schrecengost, 21. Inspector- Harry Brink, 56; Bruce George 3 2 E.

L. Hunter, 18. School Director--Wm. Shultz, 70; C. L.

Campbell, 65; J. Soyster, 70; Hugh Peddicord, 32; Ed. Hunter, Wm. Herlinger, 19; John Soyster, Cit, C. L.

Campbell, Cit, 5 Auditor--J. P. Altimus, 41; j' A. Altimus, Harvey Rhine, Cit 57. Assessor--Jesse Hiner, 76; J.

Hiner, 13; Jesse Hiner, Cit, 5 Registry Assessor--Adam Grumbling 29; Andy Pittman, 61. Justice of Peace--A. W. Campbell, i 53; I. V.

Buterbaugh, 5. Clerk--H. Robertson, 73; D. H. Uncapher 20.

Supervisor--J. A. Brown, 61; J. S. Overdorff, 57- Geo.

Hess, 10; Fred Glasser, 15; J. K. Altimus, 52. Brushvalley No. 2.

Judge of Election--L. A. Bolvin, 12; Stewart Campbell, 19. Inspector--Robert C. Cunningham, R-, 14- A.

E. Wagner, 14. School Director--Wm. Shultz, three years, 1 2 L. Campbell, 3 years, 20; Soyster, 1 year, 12; John Soyster, C.

L. Campbell, 8. Auditor--J. P. Altemus, J.

A. Altemus, Harvey Rhine, 15. District Constable--J. W. McNutt, 15; R.

F. Auld, 13. Assessor- Jesse Hiner, 16; Jesse Hiner, 10. Registry Assessor--S. G.

Wai- beck, 15. Justice of the Peace. --A. W. Campbell, 19.

Clerk--H. Robertson, 12; D. H. Uncapher 11 Supervisor--J. A.

Brown, 3 years, 11; J. S. Overdorff. 1 year, 16; J. K.

Altemus, 12. Bufflngton. Judge of Election--Elax Bennett, 33- Inspector--Wm. Hancker, 34; S. A.

Conrad, 5. School Director--M. D. Altemus, 29; S. J.

Mardis, 34. Clerk Wm. Graham, 40; C. W. Bennett, 1 W.

W. Stewart, 1. Justice of the Peace--H. R. Dill, 37.

Assessor--J. Graham, 36. Auditor--T. J. Davis, 36; Millray Baun, 1.

Supervisor W. G. Stewart, 37; Wm. Bracken, Bennett, 28. Supervisor--Thos.

Winkleman, 95; Martin Libengood, 26; Geo. Haser, 31. Assessor--Geo. W. Butler, 58; Jacob Brown, 48; Hi-ny Lukehart, 42.

Registry Gerhardt, 77; M. W. Devinnoy, 37- Jacob Cribbs, 37. Clerk--A. Wood Smith, 78; Edward Ncibit, 27; Marshall Bimow, 11.

Burrell No. 2. Judge of Election--Wm. Campbell, 35; D. W.

Clawson, 15; D. W. Clawson, F. R. Rager, 8.

Inspector--Roy Nesbitt, 36; Rollie Forsha, 15; Rollie Forsha, O. Bennett, 8. School Director A. E. Gillespie, 27; William Campbell, 35; Chas.

F. Libengood, 23; Samuel Horrell, 15; A. E. Gillespie, Wm. Campbell, D.

J. Welling, J. H. Heagy, 8. Justice of the Peace--Wm.

Houston, 31; Wm. Houston, S. W. Palmer, 14; D. A.

Palmer, 9. Auditor--Chas. O. Smith, 26; John Stewart, 27; C. O.

Smith O. A. Bennett, 9. Supervisor --Thos. Winkleman, 30' Martin Libengood, 23; Martin Libengood, Geo.

Haser, 8. Assessor-John Forsha, 20; Jacob Brown, C. 11; Harry Lukehart, Geo. Butler, 25. Registry Assessor--Wm.

Lintner, 40; Slcwart Myers, 13; Stewart Myers, J. E. Uncapher 8. Clerk--A. Wood famth, 27; Edward Nesbitt, 23; Edward Nesbitt, Marshall Barren, 8.

District Constable--Josiah Cole, 27; Cyrus Cole, Duncan McConnell, 13. Biirrell No. 3. Judge of Election--Daniel Coders, 22; John Dunlap, John Coledge, 6. Inspector--George Kline, IS; George Kline, R.

J. Ferguson, C. M. Stairs, 5. School Director--A.

E. Gillespie, 21; William Campbell, 20: A. E. 1 C. Wm Campbell 1.

Wailing, J. ileagy a. of Peace-Wm Houston, 22; S. M. Palmer, A.

Palmer, 6. Auditor-Chas O. Smith, 22; C. O. Smith, O.

A. Bennett, 5. Supervisor--Thomas Winkleman, 22; Martin Libengood, George Haser, 5 Assessor--Jacob Brown, Harry Lukehart, G. W. Butler, 18.

Registry Assessor--John Dunlap, 19- Clerk--A. Wood Smith 20; Edward Nesbitt, Marshall Barren, 4. District Constable---Wm. Hopkins, 23. Canoe No.

I. Assessor--H. C. nerick, 100; G. Braughler, 131.

School Director-H Beezer, 114; James G. Fisher, 137; Aaron Houk, 103; Robt. Penn, 91 Supervisor--N. S. North, 116; Hugus, 112.

Auditor--Simon Bowers, 146; Wm. Uber, 80. Judge of Election--Samuel Morrison, 123; J. Daugherty, 100. Inspector--A.

F. Roser, 81; Aaron Stiver, 136; A. M. Smith, 1. Registry P.

Wiley, 126; Adam States, 9 Dan Canoe No. 2. Assessor--H. C. Emcrick, 58; S.

Braughler, 15. School Director--H. H. Beezer, 20; James Fisher 34; Aaron Houk, Robt Penn, 20. Supervisor --N S.

North, 46; G. S. Hugus, 2 8 Auditor--Simon Bowers, Wm. Uber, 26. Judge of Election--C.

E. Work, 4 1 A. II. Braughler, 28. K.

Craw lord, 40; C. I. Tigor, 2o. Registry Assessor--Joseph Taylor, K. G5.

Center No. 1. Judge of Election--J. H. George, 34; J.

W. Fulmer, 10; J. S. Anderson, 18. Inspector--J.

T. Davis, 23; S. M. Stewart 14; J. A.

Henderson, 23. School Director--D. E. Risinger, 31; T. J.

Brandon, 17; J. D. Dicki- 2 9 T. J. Brandon, Dr.

Moore, J. H. Allison 31. Auditor--J. T.

Davis, 33; J. T. Davis, T. M. Clawson 22.

Supervisor--J. J. Campebll, 26, I Campbell, T. H. Geoige, 31; John F.

Fox, 1. Registry Assessor--R. G. Johnston, 34; J. W.

Coiner, J. S. Carssa, 20. Assessor--J. A.

Henderson, 26; Dm- iei Risinger, 29. Center No. 2. Judge of Election--M. F.

Walker, 50; M. F. Walker, J. H. Sparkenbaugh 6.

Inspecor---B. Harris, 33; John L. Henry, n- Palmer 7. School Director--D. E.

Risinger. 4 9 T. J. Brandon, 43; J. D.

Dickie, 6, T. Brandon, 4: R. E. Mikesell, 12 Auditor--J. T.

Davis, 45; Davis, 12. Supervisor--J. J. Campbell, 49; J. J- Campbell, 12 Registry Assessor--J.

W. Comer 5 0 W. Comer, 9. Assessor A Henderson, 36; J. C.

Henderson, Steve Sassala, 1 Cherry hill. Judge of Election--F. C. Ajnond, 64 Inspector--E. E.

Hadden, 52; J. R. Smith, 54. School Director--S. T.

Gibson, 63; Oliver Holsopple, 62. Superv.sor--Edd. H. Gibson, 66. Assessof-- E.

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R. LOUGHRYCO. Stephens 64. Auditor-- M. J.

1. Burrell No. 1. Judge of Election S. S.

McFeaters, Frank Hildebrand, 26; J. J. Palmer, 30. Inspector Jacob Gerhardt, R. 85; J.

B. Crayener, 39; M. R. Rager, 30. School Director--A.

E. Gillegpie. 101; Wm Golden, 69. Cherry Tree. Judge of Election--W.

B. Shepherd, 4 2 Harry Goodman, 22; A. M. Schreckengost, 1. Inspector--John D.

Garman, 41; J. L. Davis, 24. School Director--C. J.

Cameron, 46; Frank Finsthwait, 53; J. H. Peter- James McFarland, 19; Harvey Brlckley, 12; W. E. Cramer, 21.

Auditor--W. L. Boyd, 40; John Cosgrove 23. Council--G. E.

Sandberg, 4 1 T. Mahaffey, 2 7 Harry Rollins 27; Price Davis, 29. Assessor-C Cameron, 48; E. B. McCormick, 16 High Constable--R.

R. Morgan, 43'- E. Douglass, 23. Collector-Lewis Burnheimer, 52; J. T.

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75; W- P. Strong, 75; J. E. Morrow 73; W. J.

Gamble 73; John McQueeney, JaB. St. Clair 1. Council-- j. C.

Davidson, 74; C. B. O'Neil, 41: I. Kingston, 33. Judge of Election--A.

W. Hetrick 76; John McQueeney, 1. W. Ran- kln, 71; Jno. Evans, 1.

Auditor- Nick Stinger. 68; A. Williams, 3. Assessor-- H. C.

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