The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-30
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OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
October Session, A. D. 1913.
TOLEDO, low !, Oct. 20. 1878,

Boa, met pursuant to law.
Present, Messr.. Poyneer, Ramsdell and
Jaqaa.
The Board proceeded to the examination
and canvass of votes cast at the general
election held in said county on the lith OF
October, 1873, and as returned to SAID
Board in the manner prescribed by law,
from the several townships in said county.
Adjourned to o'clock, P. m. Held ev-
ening session.
Adjourned TO s o'clock, q. m, 2lst inst.
Board met, pursuant to adjournment
Present, Messrs. Foynee- Ramsdell ana
Jaqua
STATE OF IOWA, s.
TAaA COUNTY,
WE, the undersigned, members of the
Board of Supervisors, and ex-ofiicio Board
of County canvassers for Tama County, do
hereby certify the following to be a true
and correct abstract Of the votes cast IN
said county. for the respective offices nam
ed. at an election held on the lith day of
October, A. D. 1873, as shown by the Poll
books returned from the several townships:
Tor the o6fcs Of Goreraor.
There were two thousand one hundred
aud six [2loG] votes cast, of which Cyrus
C. Carpenter received eleven hundred and
twenty 1ll20 votes, aud Jacob G. Vale
received nine hundred and eighty six 1851
votes:
For tie office Of Lieut.. Gorcrnor.
There were two thousand one hundred
and two T2l02l votes cast Of which Joseph
Dysart received eleven hundred and seven
~ Ill7o1 votes, C. E. Whiting received
nine hundred and thirty [93o] votes, John
Conuell received one vote, and - Whit
ias che ~ vote.
For o1ice Of Judge Of Supreme Court.
There were two thousand one hundred
| and three [2lO3] votes cast Of which Jo-
seph N. Beck received eleven hundred and
twenty-three 1921 votes, and B. J. Hall
received nine hundred and eighty T9S01
votes
For tie office Of Superintendent Of Put!ic IN
| Struction.
There were two thousand, one hundred
and two [2l02 votes cast. of which Aonzo
| Aberncthy received eleven hundred and
nineteen [lll9] votes, y. W. Pringle re-
ceiycd six hundred aud thrty-fve 1888 |
votes, D. W. Prindell received one hundred
and twenty five l251 votes, and T. W. Prn-
dell received two hundred and twenty three
L225l votes.
For Senator. 3Sh Senatorial District.
There were two thousand, one hundred
and nine T2l09l votes cast, of which Samu-
ell f. Cooper received one thousand and ff
ty TlO5ol votes, DR.. John Conway recaived
one thousand and thitty-nine Ilo3o1 votes,
and 4. n. Foynecr received twenty [2oI
votes.
For the ctaee Of Representative.
There were two thousand and six " 2060l
votes cast. CT which A. n Poyneer received
nine hundred and six [ao6l votes, W. G.
Malin received eleven hundred and fifty
1907 votes, Welcome Mowry received one
Il vote, L. Merchant received one r vote
Woodrow Lane received one III vote, and
VIM. Maliu one ri vote.
For the office Of County auditor
There we're two thousand and ninety -one
1901 votes cast, of which A. J. Wheaton
received one THOUSAND 10000 votes, ]. A.
| Bowdle received one thousand and tifty-five
[lo55] votes, A. E. Wheaton received TWEEN
y-hve Isl votes, Thomas S. Free received
eight Isl votes, A. NJ. Bowdle received one
| III vote, A. j. Free received one m vote,
aad - Bowdle one RI | vote.
For the office Of County Treasurer,
There were two thousand and forty-fou
| (20i4 votes cast, of Which T. J. Sweat re-
ccived eight hundred and eighteen [sis]
votes, PANEL Forker received one thousand
two hundred and twenty [l22o] votes, The
| odere Schaeifer received two RI votes, For
ker three ri votes, and Sweat received Que
! II vote.
For she Office Of County Sheriff.
There were two thousand and eighty two
| t2032 votes cast, Of which knight Dexter
received eight hundred and sixty -four TS641
votes, and r. Z. Austin received twelve
hundred and eighteen l21al votes.
For tho office Of County superriso-.
There were two thousand and ninety four
[2094] votes cast, Of which Welcome Nov.
ry received one thousand and twenty eight
l102S] votes, Samuel ". Hutton received
one thousand and sixty-fye [l065 votes,
and Mowry received ore III vote.
For the o6ice Of County Superintendent
There were two thousand, one hundred
ond one [2l0l votes cast, of which A. II.
Sterrett eceived one thousand nd seventy
three (l073l votes, l. F. Giger received one
thousand and twenty-six [1026] votes S. W.
Hutton received one III vote. and Sterrett
received one III vote.
For Tie cGlce Of County Swveyor.
There we're one thousand seventy TiO70l
votes cast of which w. II. Holstead receiv
ed one thousand and seventy [l07O] votes.
For the office cf County Coroner.
There were two thousand and ninety -one
[20J1l votes cast, Of which N. Fisher re-
ceived one thousand and thirteen [1Ol3l
votes, G. w. Cowles received one thousand
and seventy-six Ll076] votes, and 0. II.
Mills received two ri votes.
And VIC hereby declare the following
named persons are duly elected to the Off
ccs set opposite their names respectively,
as shown by said canvass.