Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-11-14
STATEMENT OF TIE COUNTY noAnD OF cANvAssnRs.

e., pf of Iowa. Sc We orville Strong
County clerk, and stephen Northey and Thomas
Cerkeek of the Peace in and for said cou S
constituting county board of canFasse rs there or
do hereby certify that the foregoing and within
tabular statement is correct and true, rs complies
from the original returns made TO the county CLERK
Of said county, and compared Herewith by us
and that from said returns it appears tina! the
whole nuRlber of votes poled in said county, at the
General election held in The several towns wards
and election precincts thereof on Tuesday, the
fourth day of November, 1873, vas as follows. to-
wit:
Fer Governor, twGntyeight hundred ana eighty
three, of which number Cadwalade {. Nashburn
received thirteen hundred and thirty four; William
R. Taylor received fifteen hundred ana forfy-nlne
For Lieut. erant Co ern"r, vent -ciGit hundred
and eighty sew 3n of which number Rotert u. Baker
rcceiv, d thin teen Hundred and hut CEa'les D
Parker received fl teen humid ed aud tifty-seren.
For Secretary OF State, twenty eight hundred and
eight y- eight, of which number Fphram ". Young
received t. irttcn hahdrcd and thirty seven Peter
Dog lie rece we'd fifteen hundred and httyo
For State Treasurer, twenty-elght hnnCrea ana
eghty-seven. of which number Ole G. ,ohnson re-
ceived ia irteen hundred and seventy-nihe Ferdi-
nand Kuehn eved fifteen hundred AID eight
For Attorney General, twenty eight hundred and
eighty two, Of which nnm}jer Loander +. FriShF
eceived thirteen hundred and thirty-Glse A.eo1i
Sloan rccc iycd fteen hundred and dfty one
For State Superintendent, twenty-eight hundred
and eighty three, of which number ! ebert Grahtm
received thirteen hundred and thirty seven Ed
ward soaring GCEetNeu uttGeu HuEuICu anu IHIty
six.
For State Commissioner of Immigration, twenty
eight hundred and eighty eight, of which number
George p Lindman received tli'tecn hundred and
thirty FIVE NJ. s ATgald received fifteen hundred
and itty two. Scattering one.
For County Superintendent OF Schvols, twenty
four hundred and seven. Of which number Samuel
Parks received thousand and eighty three; WI
liam II Peck received thirteen hundred and twenty
one. Scattering one.
For Member OF Assembly Northern District,
enteen hundred aud wenty-rhree, of which number
chris. G. David received eight hundred William
E. Rowe received nine hundred and twenty three.
For Member of As embly Southern District.
eleven hundred AMI forty eight. Of which number
William Robinson received SIX hundred and eleven;
%olin Strachan received five hundred and thirty
Given uuder hands, at the office of tie comfy
board of supervisors, at Dodgeye, this 9Th day o f
November 1873 -
County Clerk. c oHnty
Justice of the Peace. ( of
THOMAS CARKEEK, / Canvasssrs.
Justice Of no Pescs
Determination of the County Board
of CanVasserS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. e.
County r Of Iva s,on We, orvlie s'reus
Clark, elk Justices of the Peace in and for said
county constituting county board of canvassers
therefor, do hereby determine that at general
election heu III the several towns. wards and elect
ion cincts in said county, on Tuesday, The 4th
day of November, A. D. 1873 the following persons
were elected TO The Offices hereinafter specified TO-
wit:
william II. Peck was elected County Superintend
ent Of Sch OILS of aid county
William f Rowe was elected Member of Assembly
for the Northern District of said unity.
William Robinson was elected member of As
sembly for the Southern District of said county.
And we do hereby order that this canvass he pub
Iished for week at legal rates in the podSevlc
I'm md Nati ,pal wenE Iv
pers circulating said county.
Given under cur hands at d. dgeville this 9Th day
of November 1878.
0KVILLE STRONG County Clerk
STEPHEN NOR"HEY, Justice of the Peace.
THOMAS CARKEEK, Justice of the pea CO.
County Board of Canvassers,