Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-11-24

DlStTlCt tnefc were thlftv- |
eight hundred and forty (3S47) votes
cast, of which, G. i. Godfrey received
twenty two hundred and twenty seven
(222D votes
w. w. Wilmer received fourteen hun
dred and sixteen Q416)
H. c. Hargis received two hundred and
three (203) votes.
L. S. Hand received one (1) vote.
For the Office of Presidential eector 9Th
Congressional District there were thirty
eight hundred and forty (3S47) votes
were cast, of which, VIM. M. Brooks re-
ccived twenty-five hundred and twenty
seven (222O votes.
II. II. Scott received fourteen hundred
and sixteen Q41G) votes
w. II. Robb received two hundred and
three (203) votes.
7. d. Adams received one (1) vote
For the Office Of Presidential clector 9th
Congressional District there were thirty
eight hundred and forty-sevcn (3947) votes
cast, of which, /. n. Kidder received TWEEN
ty-two hundred and twenty seven (222O
votes.
NJ. X Ramsey received fourteen hun
bred and sixteen 1416) votes.
Frederick Hess received two hundred
and three (203) votes
Il. Oler received one Q) vote
For the Office of Secretary of State there
were thirty eight hundred and forty-eight
| (3S48) votes cast, of which, Josiah t.
Young received twenty-five hundred and
twenty nine (s229) votes.
J. II. Stubenrauch received fourteen hun.
dred and seventeen Q41D votes.
A. McReady received two hundred (200)
votes.
A. McGready received two (2) votes.
For the Office of Auditor Of State there
were thirty eight hundred and forty-seven
(3S40 votes cast, of which, B. r. Sherman
received twenty-five hundred and thirty
(2230) votes.
VIM. Groneweg received fourteen hun
dred and fifteen Q415) votes.
Leonard Brown received two hundred
and two (202) votes.
For the Office of Treasurer Of State there
were thirty-seven hundred and ninety -four
(3794) votes cast, of which. G. W. Bemis
received twcnty-one hundred and sixty six
(2166) votes.
Wesley Jones received fourteen hundred
and twenty six 1926 votes.
G. C. Fry received two hundred and two
[2osl votes.
For the Office of Register of the State
Land Office, there were thirty eight hun
dred and forty eight [3S4S votes cast, of
which, David Secor received twenty-five
hundred and thirty [223ol votes.
n. G. Ridenour received fourteen hun
dred and sixteen [141Gl votes.
Geo. NJ. Walker received two hundred
and two 1901 votes.
For the Office of Attorney General there
were thirty six hundred and forty sikh 1886
votes cast, of which, John F. Junkin re
ceived twenty-five hundred and thirty
[2230l votes.
J. c. Cook received fourteen hundred
and sixteen 141G] votes.
For the Office of Public Instruction made
vacant by the resignation of Alonzo Aber
nethy there were twenty-four hundred and
twenty-nine [2429l votes cast, of which
Carl w. Won Coelln received twenty-five
hundred and thirty [a2S0l votes.
J. A. Nash received one hundred and
ninety-nine 1891 votes.
For the Office of Judge OF the Supreme
Court for the full term there were thirty
nire hundred and seventythree 1913
votes cast, of which, VIM. III. Sewers re.
ceivcd twenty-five hundred and twenty
nine I2229l votes.
Walter l. Hayes received fourteen hun
bred and fourteen [l414l votes.
Charles Negus received one hundred AND
seventy three [173l votes.
0. r. Jones received one hundred and
fifty 1911 votes.
For the Office of Judge of the Supreme
Court, to fill the unexpired position of the
vacancy created by chapter seven OF
the Acts of the Sixteenth 16l General AS
seMbly, there were thirty-six hundred and
ninety two [3692l votes cast, of which
James H. Rothrock received twenty-five
hundred and thirtyo [2231l votes.
VIM, Graham received fourteen hundred
and sixteen [141Gl votes.
O. Z. Jones received forty-four IA
votes.
Charles Negus received one ~ vote.
For the office of Judge of the Supreme
Court, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Chester c. Cole, there
were thirty-six hundred and seventy two
(3672) votes cast, of which VIM. II. See
vers received twenty-five hundred ant
twenty-nine (222o) votes.
Walter |. Hayes received fourteen hun
drcd and fifteen Q415) votes.
Charles Ncgus received twenty eight (2S
votes.
For the Office of Representative in Con
gress, Sd Congressional District, ther,
were thirty-eight hundred and thirty three
(3S33) votes cast, of which 7. w. Bur
dick received twenty-five hundred ant
seven (2207 votes.
J. NJ Griffith received fourteen hundred
and eighty nine (4S9) votes.
Z. S. Gaylord received one hundred
and thirty seven Q3D votes.
For the Office Of Circuit Judge, 9th Ju
dicial District, there were thirty-six hun
dred and forty weight (364S) votes cast, of
which s. Bagg received twenty-five hun
dred and sixty-seven (2aGT votes.
A. f. House received thirteen hundred
and eighty 1850 votes.
j. NJ. Griffith received one ~ vote.
For the office of Clerk of the District
and Circuit Courts there were thirty three
hundred and five (3305) votes cast, of
which n r. Smith raca; uaJ tbiriv hpp