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

Aaron Brown received eighteen hundred
and eighty eight [lSSSl votes,
Jacob Butler received nine hundred
1900 votes, and
Daniel Sherwood received thirtyfour
[34l votes.
For the office of Attorney General, there
were twenty eight hundred and nineteen
[2Sl9] votes cast, of which
NJ. E. Cults received eighteen hundred
and eighty eight 1885, vote and
A. G. Case received nine hundred and
thirty one 1881 votes.
For the office of Attorney General, to
fill vacancy, there were eighteen hundred
and nineteen 1919 votes cast, of which
NJ. +. Quits received eighteen hundred
and nineteen 1871 votes.
For the office of Representative IN Con
grcss, Sd District, there were twenty eight
hundred and twenty five 1925 votes cast,
of which
W. G. Donnan received eighteen hun
dred and eighty 1891 votes,
John r. Stoncman received nine hum
drcd and thirty FIVE 1885 votes,
Stoneman received seven r. votes,
and
j. T.Stoneman received three 81 votes.
For the Office of District Judge, to fill
vacancy, there were twenty-eiglt hundred
and twenty four 1884 votes cast, of
which
d. S. Wilson received eighteen hundred
and ninety-one 1891 votes,
D. w. Poor received nine hundred and
thirty>two 1921 votes, and
d. l.. Smith received one vote.
For the Office Of Circuit Judge there
were twenty>cight hundred and twenty
one 1921 votes cast, of which
Sylvester Bagg received eighteen huns
bred and seventy>tve s75lyotes, and
II. Z. Allen received nine hundred and
forty-six GAG votes.
For the Office of Clerk of the District
Court, there were eighteen hundred and
lightweight 1888 votes cast, of which
d. l.. Smith received eighteen hundred
and eighty eight 1888 votes.
d. L. Smith was declared duly elected
to the office Of Clerk of the District
Court.
For the Office of County Recorder, there
were twenty eight hundred and nineteen
l2Sl9 votes cast, of which
John Hollett received nineteen hundred
and one 1901 votes, and
Rufus Brewer received nine hundred
and eighteen 1918 votes.
John Hollett was declared duly elected
County Recorder.
For Member of the Board of Supervi-
sors, there were twenty hundred
and ninety-thrce 1913 votes cast, of
which
J. d Russell had eighteen hundred and
forty-two 1922 votes,
1850 votes, and
c. Miller hai one Il vote.
}. d. Russell was declared duly elected
to the office of Supervisor.
On the proposition, ''Shali the number
Of Supervisors he increased to Seven, y
there were thirteen hundred and seventeen
1917 votes cast, of which
Seven hundred and thirty>eight 1881
votes We're for the increase, and
Five hundred and sevcnty>nine 1871
votes were against the increase.
The proposition was declared carried in
the affirmative.
On the proposition for the adoption of
the Stock Act Chapter l44, Acts 18th
General Assembly, there were nineteen
hundred and two 1902 votes cast, of
which
Fifteen hundred and twenty-slx ll526l
votes were "For the Stock Act and
Three hundred and seventy-six I376l
were against the Stock Act "
The Act was therefore declared duly
adopted.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning at
9 O'Clock
SECOND DAY.
The Board convened at 9 O'cock A. NJ.
November 18th, 1872, pursuant to adj
journment.
All members present.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read
and approved.
The Board proceeded to an examination
| of Miscellaneous Claims, lending which
| an adjournmant was had Till 5 O'Clock,
P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, pnr-
suant to adjournment.
All the members present.
The Board resumed examination Of Mis-
cellaneous Claims, which were disposed
of as appears in the annexed Schedule
Illegal Tax claims and Bridge claims
were then examined and disposed of as
appears in annexed Schedule
Adjourned till 8 o'clocl, 4. NJ. to-mor-
row.
THIRD DAY.
The Board convened at 8 o'clock A. NJ,
Nov. l3, 1872, pursuant to adjournment
All the members present.
Minutes OF yesterdays proceedings read
and approved.
The Board proceeded to the examna-
tons of Justices Transcripts, &c, and
disposed of claims as appears in annexed
Schedule.
The County Auditor was Instructed to
issue warrants on the County Fund for
services of Clerks and Judges of Elections
in the several townships, at the rate OF 16s
cents per hour, upon certificates of Town
ship Clerks.
The County Treasurer was instructed to
transfer the funds on hand in the Bounty
Fund to the County Fund,
The County Treasurer was instructed to
mdorse, upon presentation Tor interest,
at 6 per cent, warrants on the Bridge
Fand, heretofore issued to David Arm.