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viluation we are reasonably well policed now with a force of eleven men, and in the opinion of the undersigned, there is no pressing need for further regular patrolmen at this time.
It should be stated that this article did not originate in the Board of Selectmen nor the Police Department, and the attitude of these bodies is not a matter of official record at this time.
EDWARD GIBBS, JR.
ART. 29. Request of Representative C. F. Nelson Pratt for an appropriation to eliminate cement water mains.
The sponsor of this article has informed the Finance Com- mittee that he plans to request a bond issue of $100,000 for this purpose. The article, however, makes no mention of a bond issue.
Under the streets of Saugus are some 15 miles of cement mains, many of them 40 years old. To replace them will cost, according to the Superintendent of Public Works, $250,000. There are occasional breaks at the present time but the Finance Committee frowns upon any bond issue for this purpose. The $100,000 would be merely the first installment of a total esti- mated cost of $250,000 to complete the job.
The Finance Committee favors action by the town next spring at the time of the annual meeting to appropriate a fair sum of money annually to gradually eliminate these mains. The town is now expending $5,000 annually and the committee is of the opinion that this might be raised somewhat in an effort to hasten the work.
With relation to the old mains under Main street, where it has been stated that the Commonwealth will not allow the roadbed to be disturbed for five years, the Committee is of the opinion that in the event of a break in the mains, the State will allow repair work. In the event of new houses being built along this street, it will always be possible to lay mains to one side of the road.
The Finance Committee, therefore,
Recommends-that Article 29 be indefinitely post- poned.
ART. 30. Request of residents of Golden Hills for $3,500 for the construction of a road from Howard street to Sweetwater street, to be built with the assistance of the County of Essex.
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This is a problem which has been confronting the town for the past three years. The residents of Golden Hills feel that they should be given a road to give them access to the town of Saugus. At the present time their entrance and exit into Saugus is by way of a private way which lies partially within the borders of the city of Melrose.
The Finance Committee went into this problem at great length. They made a personal visitation to the section accom- panied by the Superintendent of Public Works and consulted with the residents.
Investigation brought to light that in a letter to the Depart- ment of Public Works, the Board of County Commissioners promises not $3,500, as asked for by the article, but $3,000.
Superintendent Maggi also states that if the cost of the land taking is to be deducted from the appropriation that he will have insufficient funds to construct a suitable road.
The Finance Committee was able to find nothing to substan- tiate the arguments of the people of Golden Hills in favor of a road other than the time-worn plea of humanity. The school population of Golden Hills comprises over 50. In addition to the ordinary charges of education, there is a further charge of transportation, which, it is estimated, costs $1,500 annually.
The town has been very generous to this section. Although they have an average valuation of approximately $1,000, the town has spent $13,619.32 in the past three years in extending the water mains in that section of the town. On this $13,619.32, the town has received in return these three years only $898.29. The estimated receipts this year, if all of the 44 takers remain on the line, is $660.
The Board of Assessors has informed the Finance Committee that during the past year there have been 22 additional vacant houses in this section of the town. It has been necessary for the Board to go into Golden Hills and drop the assessment of property by nearly $10,000-an unprecedented action. The total valuation of Golden Hills is estimated at the present time to not be over $170,000.
The Assessors declare that there are some five or six houses with a valuation of $2,000. There are many others with a val- uation of only $500. They estimate that the average valuation of this section of the town is only $1,000.
The Finance Committee recommends that the members of the Limited Town Meeting pay a visit to the Golden Hills section
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and become acquainted with conditions to enable them to act more intelligently on this article.
The majority of the Finance Committee does not believe, particularly in view of the anticipated raise in the tax rate, that the town should lay aside common sense and business judgment and expend money solely in the interest of providing a road for a section of the town which is already receiving benefits greatly in excess of the returns to the town treasury.
On this matter Mr. Edward Gibbs, Jr., was recorded in the minority and in favor of the construction of the road.
The majority of the Finance Committee, therefore,
Recommends-that Article 30 be indefinitely postponed.
Minority Report
If we appropriate this sum the county will grant a like amount.
There should be an access wholly in Saugus and under our control to this isolated section, for purposes of transporting school children, fire protection, and other uses and emergencies. While the residents of this section were obsesssed with the idea that the town should build expensive state roads and boulevards through this poorly developed section, we were against such projects. However, against the construction of a fairly good gravel road at a reasonable cost, especially when the county will contribute half the cost, there is no valid argument, in the opinion of the undersigned.
From a strictly reasonable standpoint the school bus should be able to approach this section on a safe way and the fire apparatus should not have to go miles around through an adjoining town when answering alarms.
EDWARD GIBBS, JR.
Tabulated Result of the Action of the Finance Committee
On Articles from Taxation
Requested Recommend
Hood street repairs
$500 00
Dudley street repairs
1,200 00
Riverside Park street repairs .
1,500 00 $1,500 00
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Engineering Department
$2,000 00
$1,000 00
Law Department to Settle Claims .
2,200 00
2,200 00
Claim of Sheehan for Sidewalk
399 44
Soldiers' Relief
3,500 00
3,500 00
State Aid
200 00
200 00
Salaries of Call Firemen
600 00
600 00
Partition for Center School
2,500 00
2,500 00
Castle Rock Road Water Extension,
1,500 00
1,200 00
Additions to the Police Department,
2,000 00
1,000 00
Road to Golden Hills
3,500 00
.
.
Totals
$21,599 44
$13,700 00
From Transfers
Requested Recommend
Repairs to Town Garage
$631 00
$631 00
Repairs to Town Truck
275 00
275 00
Drain on Fairmount avenue
265 16
265 16
Repairs to Newcomb avenue
500 00
500 00
Unpaid bills .
2,671 67
2,671 67
Totals
$4,342 83
$4,342 83
From Bond Issues
Requested Recommend
Sewerage System
· $500,000 00 $15,000 00
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
July 8, 1930.
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator.
The reading of the Warrant was waived.
ARTICLE I. Reports of Committees.
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The report of the Finance Committee was received and placed on file and business continued.
Report of the Sewer Committee was postponed until Article 13 should be taken up.
Report of the Planning Board was received and placed on file and made a part of the records of this meeting.
REPORT OF THE PLANNING BOARD TO THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, JULY 8, 1930
Acting under instructions of the Special Town Meeting held on June 2, 1930 at which time Article 3, relative to the rezoning of the lands and premises on the westerly and northerly sides of Jackson street from the corner of Essex street opposite the Cliftondale Methodist Church as far as land assessed to Mary C. Melzard, was referred to the Planning Board, a hearing was held on June 23, 1930 at eight o'clock in the evening. The following owners and tenants of the properties affected appeared :
Miss Annie M. Raddin James O. Crowell William A. Raddin James B. Allen
Harry M. Surabian gave written notice that he was unable to be present. There were no objectors.
The owners gave no reason in support of their desire to have their lands and premises rezoned from residential to business except that the Raddin Store, so-called which is occupied by James B. Allen as a plumbing shop, has been used as business for more than fifty years and if any contingency arose whereby the building was destroyed it could not be rebuilt for business.
The Planning Board voted unanimously to make the following recommendation :
That the Zoning Law and the Zoning Map be amended and changed so that the lands and premises on the westerly and northerly sides of Jackson street from a point 100 feet from the corner of Essex street,
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opposite the Cliftondale Methodist Church, for a dis- tance of 210.53 feet, as shown on the plan of said street on file in the Assessors' office, and to a depth of 100 feet, be re-zoned as a business district.
The Board comes to this conclusion because of the fact that the lands and premises embraced in the recommended area have been used for many years as business and the buildings are non- conforming. The point of commencement is made 100 feet from the corner of Essex street due to the fact that the property on this corner is already zoned as business to a depth of 100 feet on Jackson street. The houses occupied by Miss Annie M. Raddin and James O. Crowell, together with the lots on which they are located, as well as the vacant lot of the latter adjoining the two, are not included in its recommendation because the owners offered no convincing reason as to why these properties should be re-zoned from residential to business and the Planning Board sees none.
Respectfully submitted,
HERBERT L. ROBINSON, Chairman. CHARLES H. L. KAHLER, Secretary. WASHINGTON L. BRYER, CHARLES N. WORMSTEAD, CHARLES E. THRASHER,
Planning Board Town of Saugus.
The Moderator read a letter filed with the Town Clerk by citizens objecting to modifications of the Zoning By-Law under Article 10 as provided in Chapter 39, Acts of 1929.
Voted, To refer to a Committee. Yeas, 92, Nays, 16.
The Moderator appointed the following Tellers and duly qualified them :- Edward O. Roy, Chester F. Cross, John G. Holmes, and Benjamin I. Ramsdell.
The Moderator appointed the following Committee : Charles W. Gibbs, Chairman, J. Arthur Raddin, Gordon C. Marr, and instructed them to report back to this meeting.
Voted, That Article 29 be taken up out of order. Yeas, 71, Nays, 17.
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ART. 29. Relaying water mains.
By unanimous consent of the meeting, the Superintendent of Public Works, Mr. Maggi, was given permission to speak for ten minutes on the condition of water pipes referred to in this article.
ART. 29. Voted, To indefinitely postpone. Yeas, 81, Nays, 25.
ART. 2. Acceptance of Johnson road.
The Chairman of the Board of Selectmen reporting that all preliminary requirements having been complied with, it was
Voted, To accept Johnson road in accord with the terms of the article.
ART. 3. Acceptance of Blue Ridge avenue.
The Chairman of the Board of Selectmen reporting that all preliminary requirements having been complied with, it was
Voted, To accept Blue Ridge avenue in accord with the terms of the article.
ART. 4. Acceptance of Dudley street.
The Chairman of the Board of Selectmen reporting that all preliminary requirements having been complied with, it was
Voted, To indefinitely postpone. Yeas, 89, Nays, 18.
ART. 5. Acceptance of Lincoln court.
. The Chairman of the Board of Selectmen reporting that all preliminary requirements having been complied with, it was
Voted, To accept Lincoln court, from Lincoln avenue, in accord with the terms of the article, and the specifications of the report of the Selectmen under this article. Yeas, 71, Nays, 3.
Action on Articles 6, 7 and 8 postponed to give the Selectmen opportunity to prepare written motions.
Voted, To take up Article 28 out of order. Yeas, 53, Nays, 23.
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ART. 28. Additional men to the regular police force.
Voted, To indefinitely postpone.
Voted, At 10.20 P.M., to adjourn to March 1, 1931. Yeas, 89, Nays, 21.
A true copy. Attest :
LILLIAN SHORES,
Town Clerk.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS ESSEX, SS.
To W. Charles Sellick, Constable of the Town of Saugus : GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vote in Primaries to meet in the several voting precincts of the town Tuesday, the Sixteenth Day of September, 1930, at 12 o'clock noon, for the following purposes :
To bring in their votes to the Primary Officers for the Nomi- nation of Candidates of Political Parties for the following offices :
Governor,
for this Commonwealth
Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of the Commonwealth,
66
Treasurer and Receiver-General, 66 Auditor of the Commonwealth,
66
Attorney General, Senator in Congress,
66
Representative in Congress, for 7th Congressional District for 4th Councillor District
Councillor,
Senator, for Ist Suffolk Senatorial District Three Representatives in General Court,
for 10th Essex Representative District
District Attorney,
for Eastern District
Register of Probate and Insolvency, for Essex County
County Commissioner, for Essex County
Associate County Commissioners, (2) County Treasurer, for Essex County
for Essex County
and for the Election of the following officers :
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District Member of State Committee
for each political party . . for Ist Suffolk Senatorial District
Members of the Republican Town Committee.
Members of the Democratic Town Committee.
Delegates to State Conventions of the Republican Party.
. Delegates to State Conventions of the Democratic Party.
All the above candidates and officers are to be voted for upon one ballot.
The polls will be open from 12 noon to & P.M.
And you are directed to serve this Warrant by posting attested copies thereof seven days at least before the time of said meetings as directed by vote of the town.
HEREOF, FAIL NOT, and make return of this Warrant with your doings thereon at the time and place of said meeting.
Given under our hands this second day of September, A. D. 1930.
A true copy. Attest :
[TOWN SEAL]
HARRY WOODWARD, WALLACE CAMPBELL, FRANK A. GREEN,
Selectmen of Town of Saugus.
W. CHARLES SELLICK, Constable.
Saugus, Mass., Sept. 8, 1930.
A true copy. Attest :
LILLIAN SHORES, Town Clerk.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
ESSEX, SS. September 8, 1930.
Pursuant hereunto I have served the within warrant as directed by posting attested copies at the eight precincts at least seven days before said meeting according to the By-Laws.
W. CHARLES SELLICK,
Constable.
A true copy. Attest :
LILLIAN SHORES, Town Clerk
PRIMARY ELECTION
September 16, 1930.
Republican Governor
PRECINCTS
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
Frank G. Allen John D. Devir
317
231
295
201
195
217
254
262
1,972
Wallace Campbell
·
.
.
35
20
23
23
1.5
25
13
29
183
Total
390
266
333
253
23I
262
284
317
2,336
Lieutenant Governor
William Sterling Youngman
307
215
274
206
1 75
209
240
260
1,886
Blanks
83
51
59
47
56
53
44
57
450
Total
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
Secretary
Frederic W. Cook
289
206
254
196
168
202
238
240
1,793
Blanks
IOI
60
79
57
63
60
46
77
543
Total
.
.
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
·
37
1 5
15
29
2I
20
I7
26
1 80
I
I
Blanks ·
·
·
.
·
.
.
·
·
[Dec. 31
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
150
.
Treasurer
James William Bean
26
2I
30
8
23
20
8
29
165
Fred Jefferson Burrell
80
72
65
56
48
48
55
71
495
Charles Lawrence Burrill
80
47
59
56
44
55
61
57
459
Russell D. Chase
51
43
29
35
13
36
89
41
337
Ezra D. Whitaker
·
.
·
4
4
5
2
5
2
IO
40
George B. Willard
·
·
.
16
13
20
15
8
13
16
1 2
113
John F. Withington .
.
.
5
4
2
I
I
I
4
3
2I
Russell Abner Wood
23
6
31
16
22
27
13
19
157
Blanks ·
IOI
56
93
61
70
57
36
75
549
Total
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
Auditor
Joseph N. Carriere
45
34
37
30
38
42
36
43
305
Alonzo B. Cook
268
177
22I
173
135
170
205
210
1,559
Blanks
·
.
·
.
·
77
55
75
50
58
50
43
64
472
Total
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
Attorney General
Joseph E. Warner
287
206
247
196
172
191
234
254
1,787
Blanks
·
.
·
103
60
86
57
59
71
50
63
549
Total
·
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
1930]
PRIMARY ELECTION.
151
.
8
.
.
·
152
Senator in Congress
PRECINCTS
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
William M. Butler
156
II2
I45
IOI
82
IOI
137
II6
950
Eben S. Draper
·
.
·
155
108
130
IIO
103
1 06
I 20
I 37
969
Andrew James Gillis
.
·
·
43
19
29
2I
23
23
9
32
199
Blanks
36
27
29
21
23
32
18
32
218
Total
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
Congressman
William M. Daly
139
91
104
94
59
103
88
103
78 1
Charles W. Lovett
132
122
144
87
103
94
I32
I20
934
Blanks
119
53
85
72
69
65
64
94
621
Total .
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
Councillor
Ada F. York
·
·
230
168
206
160
1 27
162
191
179
1,423
Blanks
.
160
98
127
93
104
100
93
138
913
Total
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
·
·
·
·
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Senator
Conde Brodbine
210
1 56
173
146
II4
148
169
193
1,309
Blanks
.
·
I So
IIO
1 60
107
1 17
1 14
115
124
1,027
Total
.
-
Representatives in General Court
Wallace Campbell
68
IOI
83
S4
26
53
IO2
47
564
Albert C. Day .
115
51
22
42
II
31
5 1
48
371
Harriet Russeel Hart
92
58
82
61
40
58
94
38
5.23
Frank E. F. Hawthorne
34
IO
15
9
16
1.2
14
27
137
Archie L. Hayward
44
14
22
35
45
20
.19
35
234
Fred A. Hutchinson .
.
.
.
12I
75
1 28
64
60
91
115
73
727
Welcome W. Mccullough
176
58
97
69
45
55
67
102
669
C. F. Nelson Pratt .
181
139
195
145
183
1.71
1:40
238
1,392
Seymour J. Watson .
3
4
2
5
4
2
5
38
Harry Woodward
85
83
151
69
53
78
80
88
687
Blanks
·
.
.
·
251
205
191
179
209
213
1 68
250
1,666
Total
. 1,170
798
999
759
693
786
852
95I
7,008
·
.
.
·
.
·
·
.
·
·
·
·
.
930]
PRIMARY ELECTION.
153
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
·
District Attorney
PRECINCTS
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
Hugh A. Cregg
86
64
67
74
59
42
57
82
531
Edward F. Flynn
·
.
153
IIO
126
86
71
115
109
107
877
John W. Morgan
.
·
114
52
84
55
64
67
8I
85
602
Blanks
·
·
37
40
56
38
37
38
37
43
326
· 'Total ..
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
Register of Probate and Insolvency
Horace H. Atherton, Jr.
Blanks
·
·
.
·
84
66
74
67
58
66
48
62
525
Total .
.
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
County Commissioner
Frank H. Giles
29
20
32
25
16
26
33
33
214
James N. Hume
5
6
II
9
6
II
13
15
76
Joseph F. Smith
96
66
67
66
89
78
72
85
619
Raymond H. Trefry
·
·
154
103
124
81
54
87
105
89
797
Blanks
106
71
99
72
66
60
61
95
630
Total
·
·
.
·
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
·
·
·
·
·
306
200
259
186
173
196
236
255
1,81I
.
·
.
-
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Associate Commissioners
Edwin C. Lewis
·
255
213
160
136
179
200
203
1,517
Edgar S. Rideout
·
.
226
57
179
152
116
142
-182
1 78
1,332
Blanks
.
.
.
·
299
201
274
194
210
203
1 86
253
1,823
Total
·
780
532
666
506
462
524
568
634
4,672
County Treasurer
Harold E. Thurston .
267
182
227
1 65
144
184
216
236
1,621
Blanks
1 23
84
1 06
88
87
78
68
8 1
715
Total
·
·
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
State Committee
Dominic DiStefano
21
19
27
IO
I [
17
13
2 I
139
G. Wallace Tibbetts
.
.
205
146
160
147
117
144
183
160
1,262
Blanks
·
164
IOI
146
96
103
IOI
88
136
935
Total
.
·
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
1930]
PRIMARY ELECTION.
155
-
.
·
-
.
156
Delegates to State Conventions
PRECINCTS
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
Sylvia F: Rogers
213
145
187
142
II4
1 46
190
173
1,310
Mildred G. Dinsmore
197
159
164
135
III
153
181
164
1,264
Walter T. Brander
.
.
215
150
162
143
107
136
191
156
1,260
Walter A. Graham
·
.
.
.
246
193
21I
I72
139
177
214
197
1,549
C. F. Nelson Pratt
230
164
207
170
181
185
197
210
1,544
Martha R. Merrill
.
196
172
158
138
I 30
135
190
163
1,282
243
168
173
157
125
148
197
178
1,389
Edwin K. Hayden
205
180
164
152
II2
148
196
1 66
1,323
Leston R. Young
185
164
I 53
137
106
138
183
1 63
1,229
William L. Dowling
.
.
188
166
155
127
109
144
180
174
1,243
Robert E. Jacobs
179
:78
148
129
119
131
177
156
1,217
Charles T. Anderson
190
169
180
I33
106
156
189
158
1,281
Welcome W. Mccullough
4
Newell W. Bartlett
.
.
·
I
I
Edward Gibbs, Jr.
·
·
· 2,367 1,277 2,105 1,409 1,432 1,465 1,218 1,899
13,172
Total
· 5,070 3,458 4,329 3,289 3,003 3,406 3,692 4,121 ·
30,368
.
·
.
.
.
·
4
I
I
Blanks
-
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
164
1, 299
Henry A. B. Peckham
2II
173
162
144
112
144
189
.
Walter A. Wilson
Town Committee GROUP I.
William B. Chisholm
·
·
107
69
74
57
85
58
79
100
629
Samuel Johnston
·
.
.
79
59
75
59
82
51
80
99
584
Sidney A. Rawding .
.
75
64
79
47
75
47
70
81
538
George A. Busineau .
.
59
52
58
42
74
46
61
69
461
Stanley Sears
·
.
74
71
72
48
8 1
46
77
85
554
William H. Cook
.
85
57
70
45
SI
52
71
91
552
Charles T. Anderson
75
64
62
50
83
59
74
83
550
Harry N. Holt .
68
57
62
48
76
47
72
74
504
Frank A. Green
89
63
82
59
79
57
77
95
601
Samuel Brown
62
59
66
45
84
51
66
87
520
Walter L. Roy
77
56
84
62
82
57
82
93
593
Newell V. Bartlett
7I
63
79
69
86
54
78
87
587
GROUP II.
Mildred G. Dinsmore
·
·
79
53
53
51
98
60
65
84
543
Sylvia F. Rogers
96
59
59
53
96
60
64
92
579
Henry A. B. Peckham
129
54
100
99
119
83
IOI
115
Soo
Walter T. Brander
III
55
54
51
85
43
68
89
556
Walter A. Graham
·
.
96
48
59
55
95
46
76
95
570
M. Louise Hawkes
.
.
.
107
49
65
57
IIO
50
81
96
615
Martha R. Merrill
90
46
59
58
II2
43
70
84
562
.
.
.
.
.
.
·
·
1930]
PRIMARY ELECTION.
157
.
GROUP II-Continued.
PRECINCT
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
Harry W. Merrill
·
92
48
64
64
I 26
55
75
90
614
Walter A. Wilson
.
·
1 29
57
7I
60
104
51
79
89
640
Lester R. Young
71
50
47
52
89
45
65
S4
503
Chester F. Cross
·
·
63
52
58
72
87
51
80
86
549
Robert G. Pike
68
61
50
51
116
49
66
S2
543
Edwin K. Hayden
88
46
59
73
100
52
SI
S9
5SS
Grover C. Waybright
58
38
45
44
84
34
59
83
445
Ellis Noretsky
56
44
37
32
87
3º
45
85
416
William L. Dowling
73
45
54
51
' 99
60
62
100
544
Arthur W. Price
IO2
4I
6I
53
98
46
72
93
566
Robert E. Jacobs
55
47
49
38
IIS
42
57
95
501
C. F. Nelson Pratt
98
85
91
82
155
84
82
116
793
Frederick B. Willis
.
.
.
107
63
IOI
70
107
63
86
IO2
699
Charles H. Barnes
I
I
Blanks
· 7,061 4,874 6,226 4,528 2,722 4,878 4,779 5,032
40,100
Total
· 9,750 6,650 8,325 6,325 5,775
58,400
Men
.
·
228
1 70
189
146
138
157
154
189
1,371
Women
·
·
162
96
144
107
93
105
130
128
965
Total
.
390
266
333
253
231
262
284
317
2,336
[Dec. 31
158
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
1
.
.
.
.
·
·
6,550 7,100 7,925
.
Democrat Governor
John J. Cummings Joseph B. Ely
·
I
I
5
I
6
2
0
3
19
I 2
19
19
3
IO
12
2
4
81
John F. Fitzgerald
18
38
23
13
18
29
8
22
169
Blanks
I
3
2
0
4
4
I
4
19
Total
32
61
49
17
38
47
II
33
288
Lieutenant Governor
Strabo V. Claggett
9
13
13
3
6
9
2
9
64
John F. Malley
3
8
8
4
8
7
5
4
47
Charles S. Murphy
·
·
.
4
4
7
2
6
4
O
5
32
Michael C. O'Neill
.
IZ
24
18
7
12
22
I
12
108
Blanks
4
12
3
I
6
5
3
3
37
Total
32
61
49
17
38
47
II
33
288
Secretary
Arthur G. Flynn
13
22
21
8
19
1 7
7
18
125
Chester J. O'Brien
7
14
16
4
12
I2
2
9
76
Joseph Santosuosso
·
.
5
13
7
3
I
8
O
I
38
Blanks
·
·
.
·
7
12
5
2
6
IO
2
5
49
Total
·
32
61
49
17
38
47
II
33
288
159
1930]
PRIMARY ELECTION.
·
.
..
.
·
·
·
Treasurer
PRECINCT
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Six
Seven
Eight
Total
John H. Dorsey
5
4
5
I
4
7
4
7
37
Charles F. Hurley
·
8
22
16
II
1 5
13
I
16
IO2
Fred H. Rourke
II
19
1 6
2
12
16
4
6
86
Blanks
8
16
I 2
3
7
II
2
4
63
Total
32
61
49
17
38
47
II
33
288
Auditor
Francis X. Hurley
·
9
22
8
8
I [
13
4
IO
85
Francis J. O'Gorman
8
8
14
2.
6
9
I
9
57
Jerome J. Shea
6
12
12
5
9
I2
3
S
67
Blanks
9
19
15
2
12
13
3
6
79
Total
32
61
49
17
38
47
II
33
Attorney General
Henry P. Fielding ·
·
9
II
8
5
7
6
3
7
56
William R. Scharton
·
·
·
3
6
9
2
4
I
I
5
31
Harold W. Sullivan
13
33
24
8
19
31
4
15
147
Blanks
·
7
II
8
2
8
9
3
6
54
Total
32
61
49
17
38
47
II
33
288
[Dec. 31
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
1 60
1
·
·
·
.
·
·
288
.
.
-
Senator in Congress
Marcus A. Coolidge
14
I3
16
4
14
17
3
II
92
O
6
O
2
2
I
2
4
17
Eugene N. Foss Peter J. Joyce
.
.
.
·
3
16
5
1
6
9
2
4
46
Thomas C. O'Brien Joseph F. O'Connell Blanks
.
·
6
6
7
I
4
6
3
4
37
Total .
·
Congressman
William P. Connery, Jr.
28
51
43
14
33
36
6
29
240
Frank J. Harney
·
.
·
2
5
2
I
I
6
3
I
2I
Blanks
2
5
4
2
4
5
2
3
27
Total .
32
61
49
17
38
47
II
33
Councillor
6
8
I 2
3
5
5
3
IO
52
James H. Brennan
·
·
4
II
13
5
3
II
O
6
53
Patrick J. Foley
.
·
3
7
7
3
6
8
I
2
37
Edward C. Reardon
4
5
6
2
IO
4
I
3
35
Henry J. Sullivan
·
.
7
2I
7
3
I I
13
5
7
74
Blanks
·
Total .
·
32
61
49
17
38
47
II
33
288
·
9
20
19
7
II
13
1
IO
90
6
O
O
2
2
I
I
O
O
1930]
PRIMARY ELECTION.
161
-
47
II
33
288
32
61
49
I 7
38
3
6
I
5
37
8
9
4
I
·
.
-
·
.
288
·
Joseph A. Flynn
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