With a Republican mayor and ald
erman-at-large the Republicans again
gain control of the council. William
R. Barber was the last of the Republi
can mayors previous to Monday's elec
tion and finished his term of office in
1905. Both the mayor-elect and Mr.
Dady have seen service in the coun
cil and are acquainted with the work
ing of that body. Dr. Ealtue will retain
his place in the council as alderman
from his ward, and aside from these
positions the council will remain the
same, Alderman Carpenter, Miner,
Brodeur and Dumas being re-elected.
The losing party put up a good fight
and are now taking their medicine
without any excuses and in the proper
spirit.
Mr. Macdonald was confined to his
home with a severe cold that promised
to work itself into grippe and possibly
pneumonia and this for a time put a
cloud over the faces of the Republican
leaders but word came that Mr. Mac
donald was putting up a fight for his
health and the leaders following hia
example started in with a determina
tion that resulted in victory.
The result of the vote is as follows:
For Mayor
•Archibald Macdonald, r,.499
Omer I.aRue, d.383
City Treasurer
•Charles H. Brown, r. 559
Warren L. Hradway, d,.. 328
Collector
•Joseph McKachnle, r.533
Ulric D. Beausollelrd.850
Auditor
•Gilman H. Brown, d. 559
•Arthur D. McIntyre, r.329
Registrar
•Simon Farley, .. 657
•Thomas P. Ryan, d, .324
Alderman-at-large
•John A. Dady, r.504
Lebbeus E. Smith, d,. 383
Aldermen
•J. Richard Carpenter, r,.555
•A. A. Brodeur, r. 543
•George P. Miner, d.327
•Frederick Dumas, u,.328
•Elected.
