Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-11-18
Statement Of the Board Of County
CangaSserS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
: COUNTY OF loWA We ihomas n
ey, a justice of the peace and John H. Cornish,
justice of the peace. OF said county, canstitu,
ting Board of County GanvasserS therefor, DC
hereby certify that the foregoing and within tab.
ular statement is correct and true, as compiled
from the original returns made to the County
Clerk OF said county, and compared Herewith
BY us, and that from said returns itappears, Al
the General Election held in the several towns
wards, villages ma election districts Of said
county, on the Tuesday next succeeding the
first Monday in November, 4, d, ISL. being the
eighth day of said month, the whole number 81
votes given in said county was:
For Governor three thousand two hundred and
seventy seven S52I0 votes; Of which number
jeremiah NJ. Rusk received thirteen hundred
and seventy seven tl377l votes, Nicholas y Fratt
received thirteen hundred and eighty two (1SS21
votes, Theodore y. kanonse received five hum
bred and four GOD votes, Edward Z. Alis receiy.
ed fourteen q4) votes,
For Lieutenant Governor thirty. two hundred
ana seventy seven (32T7) votes, of which number
sam. s. Fitield received thirteen hundred and
ceived fourteen hundred and nine Q409l votes,
Harvey 5. Clapp received four hundred and
cighty-one (fSl| votes David Giddings received
VOTES, Michael Johnson received one a vote.
For Secretary of state thirty hundred and
seventy -four G527D votes of which number Ernst
g. Timme received twelve hundred and eighty
hundred and twenty-one 152D Votes Edmund
Bartlett received four hundred and seventy
three ti73l votes, William H0pki.iS received -
Votes
For State Treasurer thirty two hundred and forty
seven f32t1t votes; Of which number Edward O.
McFetridge received fourteen hundred and two
li02) votes, Frank r. Falk received thirteen
hundred and nnety-siN (i396) votes John j.
Sutton received four hundred and forty-sevenIlf7)
votes, Gerhart hammers received 49, votes, NJ.
Johnson received one ID vote, NJ. j. Briggs
received one a Vote
For Attorney General thirty 1.-TWO hundred and
three (S2034 votes; Of which number Leander +.
Frisby received twelve hundred and thirty-three
l2331 votes Melancthon ], Briggs received f
teen hundred and tifty-four Q55n votes, +. &.
GomStock received four hundred and fifteen (l5}
votes, Joel Foster received - votes, VIM c.
Metfert received one a. vote.
For state Superintendent thirty-two hundred
and seventy t3270l votes; of WHICH number Rob
ert Graham received thirty-two hundred and
and sixty mine 900 votes, !. A. Gaynor received
one % Vote.
For Railroad Commissioner thirty-two hun
tred and seventy three t3273l votes; of which
In4mLef Mis- Il. Hauaen received fourteen hun
dred and six 14o6l votes, Ambrose Hoffman re-
eeiYed thirteen hundred and ninety-tWo 1882
votes John Nader received four hundred aud
seventy five 40 votes, ~ BrunSon received
votes.
For Commissioner Of Insurance thirty-two
hundred and sixty nine $500 votes: Of
which number Philip Spooner, Jr, received
thirteen hundred and nfnety-six 1896 votes
Louis kemper received thirteen hundred and
ninety three 1898 votes, Thomas BraCken re-
received four hundred and seventy-eight 147S1
votes, Lorenzo Merrill received-yotes n r.
tIaugaa feCpiSod tt.o ~ S0tts
The whole number of votes given on the aups-
t0n of The proposed amendment of sections four
five, eleven, and tWenty-one Article four OF
the Constitution Of this State was six hundred
and eighty-seyen [6S7l votes; of which number
six hundred and seventy three (6T3j votes were
for amendment To said sections and fourteen Gil
votes were against amendment to said sections
Witness our hands at the office Of the County