Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-10-23

ClONCH AuHoiCu anu niAty \i,AVo soSeS.
For the Office of Treasurer of State there
were two thousand and forty seven e, O47)
votes cast; of which w. Christy received
thirteen hundred and eightyfour 1884
votes, and H. G. Hargis received eleven
hundred and sixty three Il 1859 votes.
For the Office of Register of State Land
Office there were twenty-five hundred and
forty-seven e, $40 votes cast; Of which D.
Secor received thirteen hundred and eigh-
ty-four Q,3S4) votes, and r. Roadarmel
received eleven hundred and sixty three
Il 1859 votes.
For the Office of Attorney General there
were twenty-five hundred and forty-nine
(2,549) votes cast; of which NJ. E. Cults
received thirteen hundred and eighty-six
Il 1866 votes, and J. H. Keatley received
eleven hundred and sixty-three Il 1859
votes.
For the Office of Clerk of the Supreme
Court there was twenty-five hundred and
forty-five e ,545) votes cast; of which E.
J. Holmes received thirteen hundred and
eighty-twO Il 1892 votes, G. w. Ball re-
ceived eleven hundred and sixty-two Il
1922 votes, and J. NJ. Weart received one
~ vote.
For the office of Reporter of the Su-
preme Court there were twenty-five hun
dred and fifty-three votes cast; Of which
J. S. Runnells received twelve hundred
and twenty-five Il ,225) votes, and J. NJ.
Weart received thirteen hundred and
twenty eight Il 1929 votes.
For the office of member of Congress
there were twenty-five hundred and TWEEN
ty-three e, 523) votes cast; of which G. T.
Granger received thirteen hundred and
seventy-two Il ,372) votes,L L. Ainsworth
received eleven hundred and fifty-one a.
1917 votes, and David Gill one U vote.
For the Office of Judge of the Ninth Ju
dicial District there were twenty five hun
dred and thirty-seven (2,537) votes cast, of
which D. S. Wilson received thirteen hun
dred and ninety-nine Il ,399) votes, Ed.
McCeney received eleven hundred and
thirty-five Il 1857 votes, D. Wilson one ~
vote, David Wilson one ~ vote and j. B.
Powers one ~ vote.
For the Office of District Attorney Ninth
Judicial District there were twenty five
hundred and forty three e, 543) votes cast;
of which j. B. Powers received thirteen
hundred and ninety-four Il ,394) votes, J.
II. Peters received eleven hundred and
forty-eight & ,149) votes, and d. S. Wilson
one QD vote.
For the office of Clerk of Court there
were twenty-five hundred and thirty-ninc
(2,539 votes cast; of which d. L. Smith
received sixteen hundred and seven Il 600
votes, and w. H. Warburton received
nine hundred and thirty-two (932) votes.
For the Office of County Recorder there
were twenty-five hundred and thirty-seven
(2,537 votes cast; of which John HOllett
received fifteen hundred and nineteen a.
519) votes w. ]. Miller received ten hun
bred and Sixteen Il ,O16) votes, and D. L.
Smith one (D vote, and Hollett one ~
vote.
For the Office of Supervisor there were
twenty-five hundred and fourteen (2,514)
votes cast; of which Phillip Reiterman re-
ceived thirteen hundred and ninety three
u 1899 votes, and A. MCGOWAN received
eleven hundred and twenty-one Il ,12D
votes.
For the Office of County Surveyor there
were thirteen hundred and seventy-seven
1870 votes cast; of which J. l.. Seeley
received thirteen hundred and twenty a.
800 votes, and o. II P. Roszell received
fifty (57) votes.
For the Stock Act there were nineteen
hundred and eighty-three 1883 votes
cast; of which ten hundred and forty -four
Il ,O44) votes were for the Act, an : nine
hundred and thirty nine (939) votes against
the Act. The Stock Act was declared
adopted.
The following officers were declared du-
ly elected, towit:
Clerk of COurt-D. L. Smith.
Recorder-John Hollett.
SURVEYOR. L. Seeley,
Member of the Board of Supervisors
Philip Reiterman.
On motion adjourned for committee
work till 0 o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday morn
ing.
TusDAY MORNING, Oct. Goth, 1874.
Board met at 8 o'clock A. NJ, pursuant
to adjournment. Roll-called; members all
present. Minutes of previous session
read, and approved.
A communication from c. f. Smith, re-
lating to the unsafe condition of bridge
over Buck Creek, Fairbank township,
was presented and ordered on file.
The resignation of A. c. Blakcly, as
member of Poor Farm Committee, was
presented and accepted
The Committee on Judicial Claims re-
ported rs per Schedule; report concurrcd
in. On motion, adjourned for Committee
work till O'Clock p. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board met at 1! o'clock p. NJ,
pursuant to adjournment. Roll called;
present. On motion, the Audi T
Tor was instructed to notify the bondsnaen |
IN the construction IT the approaches to I
bridge across Otter Creek, near Hazleton