The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-04-26
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the following result:
The whole number of votes cast for
Mayor was 1,042, Of which number
Asahel Farr received $50; O. G. King,
400.
The whole number of votes cast for
City treasurer was 1929, Of which
number Andrew Schoffen received 526:
Philip Lentz, SOB.
The whole number of votes cast for
City Clerk was 1923, of which num-
Der d. B. Benedict received 598; S. L.
BigloW, 40.
The whole number of votes cast for
City Marshal was 1,019, of which num-
James Irving received 648; Thomas
Hunt, 371.
The whole number of votes cast for
Assessor was 1924, of which number
Charles III. Blood received $40; Math
Zahnen. 504.
The whole number of votes cast for
Justice of thePcace was 1905, of which
number j. L. Richardson received 81:
j. M. Stebbins, 434
The whole number of votes cast for
Aldermen of first ward was 1,16S, of
which number w. E. Reed received
218; M. OBrien, 217; c. A. Dewey, 1876;
Z. Sauber, 1876; E. G. HazeltOn, 1876;
Dan. Quigley 147
The whole number of votes cast for
School Commissioner, first ward, was
3S3, Of which j. B. Starkweather re-
ceived 210; n. R. Allen, 173.
The whole number of votes cast for
County Supervisor, first ward, was 3SS,
of which number Geo. d. Head received
POS; j. B. Kupfer, 1873.
The whole number of votes cast for
Constable, first ward, was 3S1, of which
number John HOye received 1913; A. B.
Truesdell. 1873.
The whole number of votes cast for
Aldermen, second ward, was 600. of
which number C. Schend received 10;
John Bruins, 144; M. German, 228; j.
Witdmann, $3.50. Lippert, GO.
The whole number Of votes cast for
School Commissioner, second ward, was
412; Of which number Jas. Brannan
received 1856: John Meyer, 1871; Math.
Reicherts, rs.
The whole number Of votes cast for
County Supervisor, second ward, was
229, Of which number Christ. Schend
received 229.
The whole number Of votes cast for
Constable, second ward, was 1877. Of
which number M Greenwald received
| 1877.
The whole number Of votes cast for
Aldermen, third ward, was 58S, of
which number Henry Williams receiv-
ed 1876; e. Van Vie, 1872; John T. Yule,
1875; Thos. English, Sc; John Frenz, IS;
r. O. GottfredsOn, 81.
The whole number of votes cast for
School Commissioner, third ward, was
POP, of which number J. V. Quarles
received 40; Volney French, 60.
The whole number of votes cast for
County Supervisor, third ward, was
201 of which number Daniel Head
received 1886; II. H. Greetham, IS.
The whole number Of votes cast for
Constable, third ward, was 1919, of
which number B. r Jewett received
1871; Thos. Swift, IS.
The whole number of votes cast for
Aldermen, fourth ward, was 5S8, of
which numbar E. D. Leonard, ,Jr.,
received 101; j. P. Glover, 90; G.. w.
George, 81; NJ. Zahnen, 1O1: M. Werve,
90; 2. Kelley, 107.
The whole number of votes cast for
School Commissioner, fourth fOuth
ward, was 200, of which number John
r. Marsh received 90; H II. Tarbell.
1917.
The whole number Of votes cast for
County Supervisor, fourth ward. was
1913, Of which number William David
son received 100; j. Ernst, 98.
The whole number Of votes cast for
Constable, fourth ward, was 1919, Of
which number Jos. HOFFMAN received
1903 j. Ernst 96.
Whereupon the following-named
persons were declared daily elected to
their respective office, to wit:
A. FAIR, Mayor; A. Schoffen, Treas
urer; D. B. Benedict, City Clerk; James
Irving, City Marshal: ChaS. II. Blood,
Assessor; J. L. Richardson, Justice Of
the Peace.
W. E. Reed, NJ. O'Brien, c. A. Dewey.
aldermen, first ward.
G. Schend, J. Bruins, NJ. German.
aldermen, second ward.
E. Van Vie, Henry Williams, John
T. Yule, aldermen, third ward
E. D. Leonard, Jr., M. Zabnen, ?.
Kelly, aldermen, fourth ward.
j. =. StarkWeather, school commissions
er, first ward; James Brannan, J.
Meyer, second ward; J. V. Quarles,
shird ward III. Fl. Tarbell, fourth ward.
Geo. D. Head, county supervisor, first
ward; G. Schend. second ward; Daniel
Head, third ward; W. Davidson, fourth
ward.
John Hoye, constable, first ward.
NJ. GreenWald. second ward; B. r.
Jewett, third ward; J. Hoffman, fourth
ward.
On motion Of Aid. Yule, the matter
# fixing the penal sum of the bonds of
he various city officers was taken up.
Aid. Van VIE moved that the bonds
De fixed in the penal sums as follows:
Marshal, $1,000; Treasurer, $4,000:
Clerk, $500: which motion was carried.