The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11
Following 10 the vote:

EA0L.E--Supervisor elected-Gseo r. Bedford,
Clerk, Chas. Hoffman; Assessor, Francis Gallo.
way; Collector, Peter Whalsa; Com. High.
ways, A. C. Berry
DEAR PARK.-Supervisor, J. C. Reynolds,
CLERK, R. b. Williams; Assessor, r. h. Williams
Colectss VIM. Cumming; Com. Highways, 8. N.
Caldwell twas square, stand up political fight,
and there was full vote. The republicans sac.
cseded BY an average majority Of ID, which is .
loss Of 10 to them since last fall -
, GRAND RAPIDs-Supervisor, Joha Hanna !:
Clerk, Z. Snsdscker; Assessor, J. u. Porter !:
Collector, Michael Piper. Clsss Political fght,
the rspublicans carrying all their ticket except
collector
FALL RIVERA tie between s r Lewis
and A. Clmpbsll for Supervisor. Clsrk elected,
Samuel s. Porter: Assessor, John T. Wilson /;
Collector. AAkhony Smith; Com. EEehwsys,
Tyler Farrist Politics cut no figure in the
fight
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, G. W. Armstrong |;
Clerk, tie between John Shook and Geo. Marsh !;
Assessor, Matthew Cary Collector, VIM Smith !;
Com. Highways, Samuel Probasco. Large ms
jority against building soldiers monument by
the county It was warm, stand up political
fight on Supervisor, Collector, etc., end tho
democrats Won by an, average majorisy Of Is,
though Armstrong; majority was 81.
FARM RaDGE.-Supervisor, j. T. Van Doren !;
Clerk, Williams; Assessor, {. w. Grow; Col.
lsctor, Richard Porrndstone Com. MyAways,
Samuel Vance. Party lines drawn, bot not
very warm. contest. Republican ticket elected
BY average majority Of 60
SoUTEOrrAwA-H. Mayo, Supervise; CLERK,
Thos. NJ. Mason; Assessor, H. L. Mssd; Col.
lsctor, Thomas B. Stumph; Com. Highways
Daniel Mills. Republican ticket slsstsd By 30
to so majority.
DAYrcm-supervisor, Henry Cunysa, CLERK,
VIM. Brown; Assessor, H. H. Hess. Collector,
]. Yeagsn Ne party lines drawn.
RULrlND.-Supsrvisor Elias Trrsnbe Clerk,
J. r. Shaver; Assessor, J. M. Trens-y; Collse.
tor, s. 3. Parr; Com. Highways, L. C. Robin
son. A warm political fight. Democratic ma.
jority 90. Marssiilss turned out in. body, and
were nearly all republicans. Marseiles was a.
so beaten on the Town House question, the
vote being for Spencer's School House instead
Of Marseilles.
WALLAcE-sNsw TOWN. Supervisor, Mich.
asl Conway; Clerk, VIM. Sampson: Assessor,
Jsr. Maher; Collector, John Bunk; Commits
sione-s of Highways, John Boglsy, John Fin
messy, s. Black. All democrats, No contest.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Uriah Miller, Clerk
Geo. Kinney, Assessor, Hiram Butterfeld, Col
lector, John Rowe; Com. Highways, w. Will
liams. Party lines drawn. Republican ticket
elected by 20 to IS majority '~.- = 80
EARL,-Supervisor-Jos Hart; Clerk, II. s.
Wattles. Assessor James White; Collector, H.
s. Wattles; Com. Highways, Heman Carter |;
Constable, John Agnev. Party liassl drawn,
and result close, the democrats carrying half
their tickesl--to wit: White, Carter, and Agnew.
LAS Supervisor Benjamin Harrington;
Clerk, Jer. Collins; Assessor, M. Neustadt,
Asses sor, Nicholas Duncan !; Collector, Patrick
Collins; Com. Highways, John Keys. The
mai, fight was ON Supervisor, .tAs JscsessfAl
candidate being the candidate Of tho "National
Labor Party" All the others elected IRE demo-
cf'ts .HaCrG4 rSIWO.I YEav
OsAou-su Supervisor, Abner Hoge; Clerk, F.
r. Werner; Assessor, John Work; Collector, r.
u. Wolf; Justice of the Peace, W. E. Parrot I;
ECoSltable, +. 6'vstner; Com u Hiyhways,
WIN. Rohan. Party Hines strictly drawn, and
democratic ticket elected by an average mpiQri.
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