The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-06

zion IL the several towns II Ianjlowo~
cou".~. as Ear &c hea'a from;
TOWN OF MANETOWOG.
etILErfzoEs
Repati,t1.n I4n.ocfat:e.
SnIkhata, Ch'n,369 .sp smith Che ,3J5
F. ThierD4sn Az T. X. Staass 300
K. :. Autvrg 4Is d L.lst 80l
4REAEUEEa
ID Yolloricrf 4Oa John zJst .9G
GOWN CLERg.
OTTO Tunnel 9l3 N. W.alns. 20
c. f. Rueiiges. IND Rep, t3g
sCrsaISIENDAsg DK SCHOOLS.
4 ". prersou SJ8 ! Wi.tmas $40
ASaksGoR.
w Thoipbs 42i Chas bgsssisr ~
JUSTICES.
~. ". Waldo 437 il. Y. Yates 20l
Chas EsIinger 1863 VIM. Zach g5i
Cha. RoeseY $50 W. f. EId,;,tgs SOC
CoNSrABLBl.
Frank Ebert 9S1 Fto.t 6uhencl il2
&, ". Eswteaae $50 J. McDonsid 27j
Jos Leuuo& 2l6 c, Gubei. I'll
! q Eo;olph 1873
sEIrfN OF WEIGHTS.
! JoseFh 5ynas 3Q3 Angus, Betnep AZ
+ s. DMo:, bas the handsome insioli,y
q 25i' fos Judge Of tia Supreme
Count.
j: I'll 10 seen 6.as !hs esiirs Repniii.
COZ ticket i elected vj,I, tie exception
81 Searsr Of Weights sri one Constable.
Our candidate toE Cls'nan, Ifi p.
Smith, made . gallant tgb,, AMI would
have Dos1 elected bit for the trsachajy q
she N.l9" lie III printing ana circuis.
;lrg <,sa j.emsrra'jc ticket, will, Mr.
NAEEuAM's name inserted il place Of Mr..
SsunI's. Bu. notwithstanding lhis base
rick, Mr. SMnu ran finely, being beaten
b only 48, in town which has hereto,
fore given $50 or eco Republican MAORI
ty. TIE compliment paid him ty lis fell
low citizens in this very fatlering vote is
one which he and lis friends should be
proud Ct Our Democratic friends have
also reason to rs.ice IN bringing down
the Republican majority to ons half its
usual amount.
VILLAGE OF MANITOWOC
The election Of officers, under cur Val
iagc Charter, took place also on Tue--!.,'ar;
aud resulted in the success Of nearly all Of
the Republican candidates. S. a. WOOD,
the Democratic nominee, is elected Preai-
delft by majority Of 9 votes, ozer Pm
RI p. SMITH.
OSCAR Koch, Rep, i. elected Tneasu-
rer by a majority Of about 100, over r.
Ii. HoEs, Dem.
CHAs. BIEGEL. Rep, ia elected Marshal
over MATHEW sotLR, Dem by 90 runj.
The following persons were elected
Trustees in the several Wards;
First Udr3-Fred. Schulz, q. Ase-
merg, August Richter.
.Second Ward-J. Z. Plat, Trustee Sin
pervisor; A. D. Jones, Fred. Borcherdt.
Third Ward-Michacl kuLI, John
Westphal, II. frost.
FRiD. ScuULTz is elected Trustee Su
perYisor for the First and Third Wards.
The following Rep. Assessors we're
elected;
First HaTd-B BIgGEI.
Second DO. %. ToREIsos.
Third do. II. GHEvu.
Ar. KruL Is the only DeuoeEat suong
tho Trustees.
We have heard that tbs following per
sons have been elected Chairulen in their
respective towns;
TCo RiUers-CoxR.D BErz, Rorubli-
can, is elected Chairman over II. c. HAM
llToN, BY majority of2O0. FErIS Walsh
Is elected Assessor by catering vote.
Ca'o-Thia town has elected JAcoD
GRIMM, Democrat, Chairman, and given
Judge Dixon nearly an unanimous vote.
Hdplo GTorc-EDwARD NOLAN, Demo.
Graf, has been elected Chairman.
f'anh!in-MreuAEL DRIscoLL, Dom.
Gi6son-JAsoS prI1Err, Dem.
Aqnitorcc Rapids-R1cu.RD STEELE,
Rep.
C0oPfrs!oWn-JoHS TorHEr. Dem.
hosSuM-ARRAM Andrews, Rep.
Buchqsan-WN. GRIEBLISG, Rep.
.Kisitcoit-JouS WENkfR, Dem.
R0lOiey-H. LrEpKE, Dem.
Nefpe-Jous II BOISE, Dem.
PockIond-LouIs FArLuAnEP, Ds1u.
Eafon-=A. c. Poot, Dem.
The Vote On Judge.
The following ara the reported mspri-