Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-11-22
$99.755

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Amounts of warrants drawn ON salary
for. same period $500.
Report accepted.
The Co. Auditor reported final actionin
road cases since last session OF the Board.
as follows, to-wit.: (See Rept.)
No. III VIM. L. Powles and others,
Location, township line between Como
and Newton townships, Petition filed Aug.
5, 1872, E. Mushier Commissioner. Re-
ported favorabW, Aug. 10. 1872. Final
hearing Oct. 2lst. No objections appear
ing, location granted as petitioned for.
No. 81, w. A. Hines and others, Vaca>
ton in Wcstburg township. Petition filed
Aug. ., 1872. Final hearing Oct. 2lst.-,
No objections appealing, vacation granted
as petitioned for.
The hour of twelve having arrived the
Board proceeded to a canvass of the votes
cast at the general election held Nov. 5,
1872.
Pending canvass, the Board adjourned
till !! o'clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met at | o'clock p NJ ,pur-
suant to adjournment.
All the members present.
The Board then resumed the canvass
and found the result to be as follows:
For the Office of Elector at Large there
were five thousand, five hundred and fifty
six (5556) votes cast, of which Samuel J.
Kirkwood received eighteen hundred and
seventy-seyen QS77) votes.
Christian Wullweber received eighteen
hundred and seventy-seyen QS77) votes.
Fitz Henry Warren received eight hun
dred and sixty-three 1853 votes.
II. B. Fouke received eight hundred
and sixty three (S6O votes.
Thomas NJ. Monroe received thirty eight
(3S) votes, and Barlow Granger received
thirty eight (3o) votes.
For the office of Elcctor of LIST Con-
gressional District, there were twenty
seven hundred and seventy-nine (2779
votes cast, Of which,
Samuel \. Russell aeceived eighteen
hundred and seventy eight QS7S) votes, :
Ed. Campbell, Jr.. received eight hun
bred and sixty-three 1863 votes, and
William Parrot received thirty eight
(3Sj votes.
| For the office of ElectOr of the I'd Con-
gressional District, there were twenty -sey-
en- hundred and seventy nine (2779) votes
cast, of which
James T. Lane received eighteen hun
dred and seventy-eight QS7S) votes,
Jacob Butler received eight hundred and
sixty three 1853 votes, and
p. B Bradley received thirty eight (3S)
votes.
For the Office of Elector of the Sd Con-
gressional District, there were twenty-sey-
en- hundred and seventy-six t2776) votes
cast, of which
Elijah Odell received eighteen hundred
and seventy-six (2s76) votes,
S. P. Adams received eight hundred
and slxty-two (s62) votes, and
A. r. Cole received thirty eight (3s)
votes.
For the office of clcctor of the 4th Con-
gressional District there were twenty sew
en- hundred and seventy nile (2779) votes
cast. of which
Enoch w. Eastman received eighteen
hundred and seventy eight Os7s) votes,
]. $. Root received eight hundred and
sixty-three 1853 votes,
r. w. Lowcry received lhirty-esht
(3s) votes.
For the office of Elcctor OF the 9TH
Congressional District there were twenty
seven hundred and seventy l4e (2779)
votes cast, Of which
r. II. Gilman received eighteen hun
dred and seventyeight Qs7s) votes,
Geo. A. Gray received eight hundred
and sixty three (s63) votes, and
Sylvanus Johnson received thirty eight
(3s) votes.
For the office of the Elector of the 9Th
District, there were twenty
seven hundred and eighty (27sW votes
cast, of which
James Coen received eighteen hundred
and seventy eight QS7S) votes,
VIM. E. Sheppard received eight hun
dred aad sixty four (864) votes, and
B. F. Ellsworth received thirty eight
(3S) votes
For the Office of Elector of the 9TH
District, there were twenty
seven hundred and eighty (27sO) votes
cast, of which
Warren S. DUNCAN received eighteen
hundred and scyenty-eight Qs7S) votes,
J. NJ. Elwood received eight hundred
and sixty four (s64) votes, and
II. B. PARROT received thirty eight (3s)
votes.
For the Office Of ElectOr of the 9Th
District, there were twenty
seven hundred and eighty-One votcs(97aD
votes cast, of which
G. V. Shoup received eighteen hundred
and seventy eight 1878 votes,
Isaac Pc4dleton received eighteen hun.
lred and seventy eight 1881 votca,
II. B. Wilson received eight hundred
md slxtyfive 1865 votes, and
A. B. Soule received thirty eight 1881
votes.
For the office of Secretary of State,
here were twenty-eight hundred and
nineteen [28l9] votes cast, of which
James T. Young received eighteen hun
lred and eighty six 1885, votes,
i. A. Guilbert received eight hundred
md ninety mine 1891 votes, and
Charles Baker received thirty four [34] |
,0tes.
For the Office of Treasurer of State
here were twenty-eight hundred and
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