The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-16
ELECTION RETURNS.
Result Of the Official Canvass Oh
the Vote.

Tine clerks aho JUDGES VI
kep, very bu.y ill yesterday noo1 cA'assine
the vo,s po!led on Tuesday. and as the re-
sui, of their labo, we append the following
6yures t,ken from the poll books
FIRST WARD.
Internationally. 81; Borisnd. 32j.
Councilmen-WaIsh. So; Fiesher, 5o4;
w. w. Childs, pa; Richards 294; Couch,
2sl: Russell, 1876; Fsrchild, 2o3; T. l..
johnson, 33l; frankie, 2sl; Ummethuu,
1876; Larimer, 226; Cranston, L; Houston,
l72; Murphy, l1s; J. c. O'Donneil, 259; W
II, Ralston, 255; D. Cronin, "a; McMsnns,
SC: E. Becker, 100; NJ. Mccarthy, 80; E
We;seI, 16.
school Trustee NJ: Clough, $50; J.
Chadwick, TO; J. H. Hubbard, LIS; 1.
Phillips, 1853; J. Byers, Z; W. W. Chiids, z
SECOND WARD.
Internationally, 2i3; Borland, 25s;
Coanc,Imen-Waish, s93; Flesher. 4S3;
Chiid., 100, Couch, 90; Richards, 2e4; N.
McChartby, 90; E Wetgel, 40; johnson, 296
frankie, 262; Larimer, 1877; Umethum, l62
Ral.,on. e02; Murphy, III; O'D,nnell, $50
Cronin, ~; Houston, l57; McManus, 81;
Becker, II; FairchiIdr, 49,; Russell, l28.
School B,ard-Lobenstein, 3S9; Aiisr,
POI; II. NJ. Moore, So; c. B. Pierce, li9.
THIRD WARD.
Mayor- Alternately 507; Borland Dds;
Council-Fiesher ga, Childs 459, Rus-eli
$50, Fairchild 443, Ummethum go, Lari-
me. $50, o. Donnell 437, Ralston 40,
Walsh 27s, Couch 20s, Richards 27l, John
son 500, frankie go. Houston l52. Muir
ply 90, Becker &c, Mccarthy 81, E. Wetzei
u, Cronin IS, McMauus 70.
school Buard-J. II. Brown $50, W.
Kaufman l2i, Hald.rman 2ia.
FoUETH WARD.
Msyor--Borisnd $50, Alternately sol.
Council-Fiesher $50, Chiids 2Oi, Russell
2l5, Fairchild 2O7, Umme,um 222. Larimer
go, VDSwell 2S7, Ralston 272, Walsh
ls4, Couch go, Richards 222, Johnston
1886, Frankie 1867, Houston 1876, Murphy
2es, Becker l02. NJ. Mccarthy ll9, E
We,1-l IS, Cronin Ill, McNanu, So. Van
Tuyl3
School y .ari-Ins!sy es7, ID ". Thorn
n, $40
SUMMARY OF VOTE.
Abernsiqy carries the election for mayor
by 1871 m.joriiy. IN tie first ward F,erher
and Walsh are ele,t Il 10 the council, and
ClougL aud Chadxick ar memters of the
school hoard Second wari-tOlncIimsn.
Richards and Famc1iid; school board,
|. ,f.ens,ein and Alisr Third ward-coun-
ell, Johnson and Fsankie; school hoard,
] ,hn Brown. Fourth ward-council,
VDoansE and K.ilsiop; school bosrd, DR..
d. W Thnmss.
TOWNSHIP kLf,TIoNS.
The returns for the township elections
have No, all come In. FaIrel il -l.c,e,i for
Justice If the peace; john {. Lynch, asses
sor; Frsnks, L-tchsr and Noss. conrtsbies
De!a~ar. -ro~nship trustee, j. W.
Huges; treasurer, ID 7. Harris; clerk, \.
r. Farci,iid-
High Prairie Trustee, John Hntchin-
.on: treasurer, Richard Mullins; clerk,
Vim: Mersiith-
F.irmoun,.-N. p. Lncas ei.dsd town.
ship trustee.
Kickaroo-The !ine- an this township
were drawn bet seeH the iarmers' orgaDiza-
lion and all other parties. The latter came
together and s,y is.i themselves "The people
and xn,i.monopo:s party"
The following constituted the Farmers
ticket:
For trustee, Vim. L. Henderson; treas
urer, E. }. Knapp; clerk. j. X. Hammond ;
Justice, l.. G. SaoIe-; constAble-. Albert n.
Knapp and Henry Fleming. -r
The Autobiography ticket wac composed
Of the foiioxing named gentlemen:
For trustee, John y. Williams; treasurer,
Wendeiin Humid; clerk, Fred rhies; justice,
". c. Cornforth; constable, Claude Kin
SAid aud John &. Swar,s.
At the above precinct. Henderson received
log votes; Williams, 40; E. J. Knapp, "a
Humid. lO3; Hammond. 81, Ihies. LOG
Sboles, 20, Crnoforth. Sc; A n. Knapp. al
Fleming, 1OA; Kincaid. "A. and s"ar's 40
Positiv Ie.urns have not been received
from the other two precincts, but the inform
alton received indicai-s the election of Hen
d.sson, Humid, Thies, Corniorth, A. n
Knapp and FL. ming.