Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-10-21
Proceedings of The Board Of supervi.

Inc roll Icing caIlCu, quorum wa
found present.
On motion of Mr.. Sergeant, tn
Board proceeded to canvass the re
turns of the General Election heIt
on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, 1870.
Adjourned till II o'clock 2. NJ.
AFTERNOON.
Board convened pursuant to ad
tournament; Quorum present.
The canvass of the election return!
was resumed and completed with the
following result.
For the office Of Secretary Of State
there were two thousand four hund
red and eighty-six votes cast; o
which Ed Wright received one
thousand nine hundred and twenty
seven. and Charles Doerr received
five hundred and fifty. nine votes.
For the Office of Auditor of State
there were two thousand four humid
red and eighty. five votes cast; o!
which John Russell received one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
five votes, and Wesley w. Garner re-
ceived six hundred and ten votes.
For the office of Treasurer of State
there were two thousand foar hand
| red and eighty votes cast; OF
which Samuel Rankin received one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
seven votes, and VIM. G.. James re,
ceived six hundred and ten votes.
For tie Office Of Attorney General
there were two thousand four hund>
red and eighty~seven votes cast; OF
which Henry O'ConnOr received one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
seven votes, and II, M. Martin re-
seived six hundred and ten votes.
For the offiee of Register of the
State Land Office there were two
thousand four hundred and eighty
six votes cast; of which Aaron
Brown received one thousand eight
hundred and seventy.six votes, and
d. f. Ellsworth received six humid
red and ten votes.
For the office of Reporter Of the
Supreme Court there were two thou.
sand four hundred and eighty-seven
votes cast Of which +. II. stiles re.
ceived one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-siX votes, ]. l.. Sheean
! received three hundred and fifteen
votes, and G. III. Bane received two
hundred and ninety.fve votes.
For the office of Clerk of the SUI
preme Court there were two thou
sand four hundred and eighty six
votes cast; OF which Charles Under.
man received one thousand eight
hundred and seventy.six votes, and
VIM. McLenan received six hundred
and ten votes
For the office of Judge OF the Su.
preme Court, full term, there were
two thousand four hundred and
| thirty.seven votes cast; of which e..
&. Cole received one thousand seven
hundred and ninety. mine votes, J.
c. Knapp received six hundred and
thirty seven votes, and Rcubin N0blo
received one vote.
For the Office of Judge Of The Su-
prcme Court, to fill Dillon vacancy,
there were two thousand four hund.
red and eiChty-five votes cast OF
which VIM. i. Miller received one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
six votes, and 2. III. Smyth received
six hundred and nine votes.
For the office Of Judge of the SUI
preme Court, TO fill Wright vacancy
there were two thousand four humid.
red eighty-siX votes cast; Of which
James G. Day received one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy-six votes
ard Reuben Noble received siX
hundred and ten votes.
On the question "ShaIl there be 6
Convention to revise the C0nstitu'
ton and amend the same?n there
were one thousand and fOrty-Ont
votes cast of which four hundred
and forty. eight votes were for Con,
vention to revise the Constitution
and amend the same, and five hund.
red and ninety-three votes were
against a Convention to revise GIe
Constitution and amend the same.
For the Office of Member Of Con
gress, for the Sixth Congressional
District, there were two thousand
four hundred and forty one votes
cast; of which Jackson Orr received
one thousand eight hundred and
| thirty-three votes. and Charles
Smeltzer received six hundred and
eight votes.
For the Office of Judge Of The Dis,
trict Court, for the Ninth judicial
District, there were two thousand
four hundred and eighty five votes
cast; of which John NJ. Brayton re-
ccived one thousand six hundred and
five vote, w. L. Barker received
eight hundred and seventy-nine
votes, and Parke received one vote.
For the office Of District Attorney
for the Ninth Judicial District, there
were two thousand four hundred and
seventy.three votes cast; of which
Joseph Il. Powers received one
! thousand six hundred and twenty
six, VIM. III. Mcclure received eight
hundred and fOrty.six votes, and
James w. Mcclure received one
vote.
For The Office of Clerk of the Dis
trict and Circuit Courts, there were
two Thousand four hundred and
eighty. votes cast; of which Ct.
A. Eberhart received two thousand
four hundred and eighty eight votes,
and &. ID. Gray received one vote, to
which Office G. \. Eberhart was de-
clared duly elected.
For the office of County Recorder,
there were two thousand four humid
red and seventy-seven votes cast of
which James w. Mcclure received
two thousand four hundred and sew
enty four votes, and ID. Foote receiv-
ed three votes, to which Office James
w. Mcclure was declared duly elect.
ed.
For the Office of County Supt. OF
Common Schools. TO fill vacancy,
there were two thousand four hund-
red and eightyNscven votes cast; OF
which A. Ii. Nye received two thous-
and four hundred and eighty-five
votes, j. +. Hood received one vote,