Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-04-08
THE SPRING ELECTION.

THE SPRING ELECTION.
The contest in Perrysburg township on
Monday was a somewhat spirited one.
Acting on the advice of the JOURNAL both
parties put good tickets in the field. While
there we're many In both parties that felt
satisfied 10 put up with either ohormer
we're the other put away, there was an ele-
ment in the Democratic party that felt
mortified to see their strongest candidates
slaug for four consecutive years by
Mr.. Fred Yeager in the struggle for town
ship treasurer. r.Rheinfrank ,smarting I'M
der defeat once before in n contest for this
position, but flushed with later victory for
the Mayoralty in contest in which neith-
or candidate desired the position, was pit
ted against Mr.. Yeager on this occasion, on
whom their guns were masked and trained
TO rake him fore and aft. Contrary to the
rules Of war the enemy captured some OF
the most active pickets Of their opponents
with "Jamaica Ginger" and rendered
them hors du combat early in the slaugh-
ter. They were successful as will be seen
by the following result:
PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP.
Democratic. TRUSTEES. Republican.
Casper Horn, 433 Casper Snyder, 1886
John Loesch, 443 II Kindervater, $40
John Alt, 4l0 Y. Phillips, 81
TREASURER.
J,H.Rheinfiank, ,43S Fred. Yeager, 1926
CLERK.
S, Curtis, 4O6 H. r. Charles, 35l
ASSESSOR.
Fred. Miller, 39l Geo.W. Newton, $40
CoNsTABLEs.
Geo. Eechlel, 44S p. L. Mahr, 29S
Geo. b. Crook, 447 A. c. p. Boyce, 304
Milton Egbert, 426 Frank Burdo, 3l9
JuTIcE OF THE PEACE.
s. Curtis, 422 | s. Merry, 35S
1. p. Thompson, 352 Abraham Peck, 251
Mr.. Stephen Merry was the only Repub
lican elected ON the township ticket.
CORPORATION
But to offset this the Republicans were
entirely victorious in the Corporation, as
the following figures will show;
Total vote cast, 1856.
Republican. couNcILMEN. Democratic
Asher Cook, 1873 Geo. Boetsch, l42
Ell. Kingsbury, 202 J. ii. Thornton, 1862
CEMETERY TRUSTEE.
VIII .Hollenbcck, ,1S9 F.M. Thornton, 15S
SCHOOL BOARD.
For the two members OF the Board OF
Education there was no contest-for the
first time in thirteen years. Mr.. j. III.
Pierce headed both tickets. Mr.. +. Wentz
virtually declined to serve after hearing Of
his nomination. The result was as follows:
j. II. Pierce, 1876 j. II. Pierce, 1856
John Leydorf, 239 f. Wentz, 100
Total vote, 359.
OFFICERS OF OTHER TOWNSHIPS.
Middleton twp. had but one ticket in
the field with two exceptions. Independ-
ent candidates were brought out for As
SCISSOR and Constable who were elected.
The following is the ticket elected:
Trustees-Oscar Lyon, G. c. Stevenson,
Thomas Yount.
Assessor-Galusha Chase.
Treasurer-W. A. Williams.
Clerk-D. G. Bemis.
Justice-James johnson.
Constables-Jas. Carter, Gideon Pitcher.
WASHINGTON.
Trustees-J. S. Mathews, Fred. Peinert,
C. c. Gundy.
Treasurer-David Petteys.
Clerk-Ge r. Matthews.
Assessors-P. II. VanValkenburg.
WESTON.
Trustees-Samuel III. Wood, John Row.
land, John Ward.
Treasurer-Dudiey A. Avery.
Clerk-Wallace w. Hill.
Assessor.-John Q. Wade, John McLain.
MILTON.
Truseccs-E. Campbell, F. Wismer, j
Rickard.
Treasurer-Geo Rethinger.
Clerk-Lewis Baker.
Assessor-Chas. Hathaway.
LAKE.
Trustees-Percey Ayers, C. Commell.
Treasurer-Geo. Yeager.
Clerk-H. ID. Groves.
Assessor-S. Warner.
| TROY.
Trustees-Wm. Armbruster, VIM. .Menter
| FaltIne Hahn.
Clerk-H. H. Dennis.
Treasurer-Jac acob Mayer.
Assessor-Wm. yelling.
| FREEDOM.
Trustees-Jas NJ. Peoples, Herman Yves
| terhouse, VIM. Schearman.
Clcrk-lra Witte.
Treasurer--A Froney.
Assessor-John Hagemeyer.