The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-11-20

Two Rivers, ssa l6s Ss 1as sas sa1
Mi.hicott, 172 38 - l84
Gibson, 60 81 ti3 141 l0G
Two Creeks, 2e % 81 80
Total - r42 9:s s7s 93s 1OOt
Statement of the County Board of Can
State Of Wisconsin, 9. a g. =.
County of Manitowoc, ss 81 81
I We, William Bach, Clerk of the County
Board Of Supervisors, and William F. El-
bridge, Police Justice, and Henry Sibree,
Justice of the Peace, in and for said county,
constituting County Board of Canvasscrs
therefor, do hereby certify, that the
within tabular statement is correct and true,
as compiled from the original returns made
to the Clerk of the County Board of Super
vlsors of said county, and as compared
appears that the whole number Of votes
held in the several towns, wards and elec-
tion precincts thereof, on Tuesday, the
third day of November, 1868, was as fol-
lows, to wit:
For Senator of the Nineteenth Sen
atorial District, FIVE thousand one hun
dred and ninety one (519D, of which
number Henry f. Beltz received two
thousand three hundred and fifty eight
(235S) and George Reed received two thou
sand eight hundred and thirty>three
(2S33 .
For Sheriff of said county the whole num-
ber of votes cast were FIVE thousand two
hundred and thirty-one l523l), of which
number William Hempschemeyer received
two thousand five hundred and eighty three
(25S3) and Peter Mulholland received two
thousand six hundred and tofty>eight
(264S.)
For Treasurer of said county the whole
number of votes cast were FIVE thousand two
hundred and thirty>ive (5235), of which
number Henry Baetz received two thousand
nine hundred and fourteen (29l4) and Gott-
lieb Daimler received two thousand three
hundred and twenty one (232l.)
For Clerk of the County Board of Super
visors of said county the whole number of
votes cast were FIVE thousand two hundred
and twenty, seven (5227), of which number
Peter Fuesenck received two thousand six
hundred and fifty (2650) and William Bach
received two thousand five hundred and
seventy six (2576 Scattering one ~
For Register of Deeds of said county the
whole number of votes cast were five thous-
and two hundred and thirty (5230), of which
number N. Nelson received two thousand
two hundred and seventy light l227S) and
John Franz received two thousand nine
hundred and ffty-two (2952)
For District Attorney of said county the
whole number of votes cast were FIVE thous-
and two hundred and fifteen (52l5), of
which number Charles W. White received
two thousand five hundred and sixty~six,
and r. b. Treat received two thousand six
hundred and forty eight (264S) Scatter
ing one IL. zee
For Surveyor Of said county the whole
number of votes cast were five thousand
two hundred and thirty nine 15239), of
which number +. Armsby received two
thousand six hundred and seventy four
(2674) and L. Heneman received two
thousand five hundred and sixty five 1855
For Coroner of said county the whole
number of votes cast were FIVE thousand two
hundred and twenty nine (5229) of which
number Frank Murphy received two thous-
and five hundred and eighty three (25S3)
and John Oswald received two thousand six
hundred and forty six (c646) 'H
For Member of Assembly of the First
District in said county the whole number of
votes cast were one thousand six hundred
and ninety.fve, Of which number Jacob
Leissen had seven hundred and fiftyitwo
(752) and John II. Bohne had nine hundred
and forty three 943 a5 -"'
For Supervisor of the First District the
whole number of votes cast were one thou>-
sand seven hundred and two Il702l, of
whiei. number S. Samuclson received eight
hundred and fifty FIVE 1855 and John Barth
received eight hundred and forty seven
[S47. aa ~
For Member of Assembly of the Second
District the whole number of votes cast
were che thousand FIVE hundred and fifty
nine 1881, of which nu mbcr S. A. Newell
received seven hundred and fifty nine 1859
and Richard Donovan received eight hun
dred S00]
For Supervisor of the Second District the
whole number of votes cast were one thou
sand four hundred and seventy Il47Ol, of
which number John r. Weber received six
hundred and thirty four 1884 and Thomas
Mohr received eight hundred and thirty>
six 1886
For Member of Assembly of theeTbird
District the whole number Of votes cast
were one thousand eight hundred and nine
ty-six lS96l, of which number j. L. Fobes
received nine hundred and seventy eight
1878 ana David Smoke received nine hun
dred and eighteen 1918
TOT supervisor OF tne In1rQ District the
whole number of votes cast were one thou
sand nine hundred and fifty seven 1851, of
which number F. Kostom atsky received
nine hundred and thirty eight 93e and A.
Webausen received one thousand and six
l006. Scattering thirteen [l3
Given under our hands, at the Office of
the County Board of Supervisors, at Mani
towoc, in the County OF Manitowoc, this
10th day of November 1863
WILLIAM BACH,
Clerk Board of Supervisors,
HENRY SIBREE, Jutice of the Peace,
w. 4. ELDRIDGE, Police Justice,
County Board Of Canvassefs.
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