Summary

Town Elections (1893)

Only two were spoiled in process of voting, and these were replaced in time, so that every vote cast was counted. The total number of votes cast was 128, showing that of all the ballots cast only 21 were not marked for Mr. McDougall, an expression of public confidence of which that gentleman has reason to feel proud. The total number of votes on the list was 268, of whom 176 resident and 92 non-resident. Considering that no person was allowed to vote unless his taxes were paid a very creditable vote was polled.
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