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Election Day DRINKS.

The grist at the police court yesterday
was very light. 1t consisted of a couple
of paralyzed DRINKS, and as many disor-
derby cases, and the proceedings were very
tame.
John Smith, of illustrious pstronymic,
is the fellow who loaded to the guards on
tanglefoot and then tried to hang himself
at his boarding house on Minnesota street.
He was very weak yesterday and really
looked as if he wanted to die. He was
given thirty days in order to soak the
whisky out of him.
John Dunn, young blood of the loud
persuasion, was up for drunkenness and
fast driving. He tried to beat the PIC
record on Sibley street, and it cost him
just twenty large bills.
A couple of limbers paid S. each, and one
old bum went out for five days.
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than six split and independent tickets in
ene neid for local officers. The county
IIcKet as elected is as follows: Auditor,
FRANK o. Field; treasurer, z. Hendersons
a TIE g. M. Kingsley; register fancy
thompson; judge of probate, E. F. Os-
Irahaer; county attorney, A. G. Brokers'.
county commissioner, Geo. L. Nevins;
county superintendent of schools, II. j.
Harolng; county surveyor, G. E. Spencer;
coroner, DIR. G. A. Crommett: commission
er OF FIRST district, VIM. N. Baumbach.
Wadene Township-Hubbard 200. Bier
mann 81, Gilman 143, Frazee 1872, Won
Baumbach 225, Green Sc, Kittelson 226.
Ladwig GO, Hahn 225, Willis 68. Baker
225, Lindholm 67.
Town of Aldrich- ajorities- hubbard
95, Gilman 81, Baumbach Sc, Kittelson 1O3.
Hahn, 101, Baker 101.
Add Murray
WRIGHT.
Observation-Disclosures 100, Biermmaun
81, Gilman, 164, Frazee O. Balance of
state ticket, republican III, democratic
10, prohibition 80.
Lyndon-Hubbard 90, Biermann 43, Gil
man "a, Frazee L, Won Baumbaca 20,
Green "A, Kittelson 20, Ludwig A, Willis
"A.
Observation-Disclosures 81, Biermann Il,
Gilman 81, Frazee As, Won Baumbach 81
Green A.
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a small Blaze.

The alarm of fire from box No. IL, at
S:45 O'Clock yesterday morning, was caused
by the discovery of flames issuing from the
two story frame building in the rear of the
First M. e. church on West Third street.
The building was n mere skeleton, having
never been finished, and the timber was SO
dry that it burned like punk. A couple of
rooms on the rear lower floor were occu-
pied by family who removed their effects
in safety. The building was owned by J.
Il. Smith, and it was almost completely de-
stroyed. The loss is estimated at $3.50,
and it is thought there was no insurance.
The origin of the fire is unknown. The
house adjoining on the west side, owned
by Dr. Mann, was damaged by fire to the
extent of 500, fully insured
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WNING A COURTEsAN.
a Remarkable Scene at New Orleans
Cemetery at the Burial of Ceurtesan
Especial TELEGRAM to the Globe.

a Remarkable Scene at n New Orleans
Cemetery at tho Burial Of "A Ceurtosan
Especial Telegram to the Globe
NRw ORLEANS, Nov. 6.---Kate Townsend
the courtesan murdered yesterday morn
ing by Treville Sykes, was buried this
morning. A large crowd assembled near
the Townsend bagnie on Basin street to
witness the departure of the funeral cor
tege, while she galleries in the neighbor-
hood wero packed by women who occupy
the houses. The corpse was inclosen in a
handsome cssket. Large numbers of peo-
pie had assembled at the cemetery osten-
sibly to view and renew the faded decora-
tions of All Saints day. When the Town
send funeral procession arrived every other
feeling seemed to have been lost sight of
except wild desire to view the casket,
and hundreds pressed forward over the
grave, scattering decorations, shrub
berry and other adornments in
all directions, TO get look at
the coffin which confined the remains
of perhaps the most widely known mem
Der of the demi-monde in the United
States. 1t is estimated that 5000 people
ING larger nAnoeI oelnS Iauies were pres
ent during the funeral ceremonies. The
large fortune of the murdered woman was
left IN her will to the man who murdered
her and his relatives. It is now positively
known that the murder was committed in
a fit of jealousy. A cotton clerk named
Mcsearn had suPplanted Sykes in the
woman's affections and because she would
not give up ner new love and return to
she old violent quarrel arose and the
fatal tragedy followed
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MAYOR O'BRIEN evidently desired to test
his strength or he would net have mixed in
in game where he was not necessarily a
party. He invoked the issue by his war
on Mr.. Egan, and the people took coca
sion to express their opinion. We trust
Mayor O'Brien is satisfied, and wish
him much Joy in the Republican ranks,
where he has chosen to plant himself.
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When DR.. Quinn was nominated the
Fi0net7 Press kindly remarked:

DR.. Quinn seems 10 think he can get profess
sional advertising, or personal profit of some
sort, out of being beaten by DR.. Davenport for
coroner; and tho convention gratifed his singu-
lar taste with come reluctance, after compelling
him to purge himself of his Republicism by
public confession and adjuration. OF course
his candidacy is merely nominal.
The singular taste" appears to have
been 'gratifed" at the polls yesterday.
Perhaps DR.. Davenport will not agree with
the p. p. az this writing that the candi-
dacy of DR.. Quinn was "merely nominal
Ii was made to win, and that is why an
excellent young gentlemen like DR.. Quinn
was selected. The "unholy alliance" is in
the agonies of dissolution.
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The GLOBE predicted that Mayor O'Brien
and his Republican friends would give Mr..
Egan the largest majority on the Demo
cratic ticket. They sucoeede in doing it.
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WHEN the Scandinavians desire another
opportunity to secure a Governor they
won't get it.
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PERHArs Mayor O'Brion would like tt
try it on again. And then again perhaps
he wouldn't.
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Especial Telegram to the Globe. |


SCOTT.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
SHAKoPEE, Nov. 6.-Total vote in city $50.
Biermann 261, Hubbard 81, gain of 10
over johnson. Ludwig runs about so
ahead of his ticket There is not single
Scandinavian vote in the CITY.
Shakopee-Hubbard 81, Biermann 26l,
Wilson, rep, for treasurer, LAG, Sullivan.
dem, 213, balance of the ticket about the
same.
sTEARNs.
Sank Centre township-Biermann So
Hubbard 81, Frazee 81, Gilmaa 81, Green
26, Won Baumbach 81, Ludwig &c, Kittle-
son 81, Willis %, Hahn SO, Lindholm 26.
Baker %, German 81, Krebbs Is.
st. Cloud-Hubbard 1888, Biermann 448,
Gilman 401, Frazee 391, German 203
Knebe 1913.
81. seph---Hubbard 81, Biermsnn 1O7
| Gilman 26, Frazee 100, Won Baumbach 25,
Green 102, Xittelson Is, Ludwig Ill, Hahr
| 16, Willis Ill, Baker Is, Lindholm Ill
| Collins 1913.
De Graf Village-Biermann SO, Hubbard
%, Frazee sc, Gilman IS, Green 81, Won
Bsumbach u, Ludwig Z, Kittelson u
| Willis 81 Hahn u, LindhoIm 81, Baker
l12.
sIBLEY.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
HENDERSON, Nov. e.-This village and
| town gives BieImanu 11S, Hubbard 10.
Henderson, - Hubbard 10, Biermanr
17S, Gilman 1O8, Frszee 1872, Won Baum
| bach 108, Green 1872, Kittelson 1O7, Ludwig
1873, Hahn 100, Willis $50, Baker 100, Lind
| holm $50. Amendments 277 yes, 2 no.
STEELE.
Clinton FalIs-Nsjoritias, Hubbard 80,
Gilman 80, Baumbach %, Kettelson 80,
Hahn 80, Baker 80.
City and town of iorities,
Biermann II, Gilman 81, Von Baumbaoh
80.
Blooming Prairie vlllage-Hubbard 33,
Biermann SO.
Medford-Mai. !, Hubbard 81, Gilman SO,
Won Baumbach 80, Kit.elson 80, Hahn SO,
Baker SO.
Deerfeld---sta ticket, SO majority Re-
publican.
Meredxn Hubbard 101, Bier
mann 48, Gilman 81, Fra
zee AZ, Baumbach 81, Green Al, Kittel-
son 81, Ludwig AZ, Holm SO, Willis Al,
Baker 90, LindhoIm AZ.
Owatonna-This city and town, and six
townships in this county give Hubbard 6S
majority. The entire Republican county
ticket is no doubt elected by small MAORI
ties. Hubbard was behind in nearly all
the towns.
Town of neutrality-suspicious. 40, Dem
ocrats 8.
Town OF Moore-RepubIicans Is, Dem
ocrats 8.
neutrality-suspicious. 65, Democrats &.
Norris gives Hubbard 16O, Biermann
Hancock gives Hubbard 60, Biermann
II.
Pepper.ovn gives Hubbard 40, Bier-
mann 5.
Hodge gives Hubbard II, Biermann 10.
Moore gives Hubbard Is, Biermann 8.
sHzEBUEsE.
Elk River-Hubbard 46, Biermann "a.
Holt IS, Gilman ~, Frszee "a, Shove Is,
Won Bsumbsch Al, Green %, Paine Is,
Kitselson, Il, Ludwig %, Anderson 16,
Hahn ~, Willis %, Caldwell 16, Baker 81,
Lindholm %, Meeker 16, Collins 50.
Big Lake-The vote was one-shird less
than the poll list. No opposition to the
Republican county ticket. Republican
state ticket, II; temperance, II; Demo
Gratis, 8.
TEAvEESZ.
Browns Vslley-Hubbard no, Biermann
81. The rest OF the state ticket about the
same.
TODD.
West Union-Hubbard 6s, Biermsnn %,
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Is WASN'T an election that makes any
body entirely happy. The bitter is mixed
with the sweet--gs il were.
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Dr.. DAVENPORT. has ordered an o. G. toy
and four gallons of chemical wash.
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kins 100, Cole 1o1, Hunter 81, Quinn 70,

kins 100, Cole 1O1, Hunter 81, Quinn 70,
Reyes 126.
Wells-Biermann 1874. Hubbard 35, Bar
ton 1876, Allen 81, Healy 100, Haskins "a,
Cole 1O8, Hunter &C, Quinn, 121, Reyes
SO.
City of -Biermann 491, Hub
bard $50, Barton sos, Allen 1874, Healy
$40, Haskins 513, Hunter $40, Cole 4S1,
Keyes 514, Quinn 563.
Forest-Barton 113, Allen 81, Healy 1913,
Haskins Sc, Cole 1O3, Hunter SO, Quinn So,
Keyes 80.
Webster-Biermann Sc, Hubbard 81,
Barton 6s, Allen As, Healy 81, Haskins 46
Cole 81, Hunter At, Quinn Sc, Reyes 81.
Morristown-Hubbard 166, Biermann
Is, Barton 143, Allen 1875, Healy 1870, Has
kins 1853, Cole 14s, Hunter
LIE, Quinn. lit Reyes $50.
Faribault gives Biermann 491, Hubbard
$50, democratic gain SO.
| Wheeling --Biermann II, Hubbard 81.
democratic gain s.
Waloott--- Biermann So, Hubbard 95.
dem ocratic gain 10.
| Cannon City---Biermann 60, Hubbard
| III, democratic gain 35.
| Biermann rs, Hubbard Is,
democratic gain 81.
! Wells-Biermann 1874, Hubbard So; dem
ocratio gain 60.
Webster -Biermenn Sc, Hubbard So,
democratic gain 6.
Morristown- Biermann 70. Hubbard 16
republican gain 8,
Mortified CIty-Hubbard's majority
1874; Democratic gain 81. Seven more
towns in Rice county to hear from, which
will give Biermann about so majority. On
the local ticket Barton, democrat, is re-
elected sheriff; Healy, democrat, is elected
treasurer. The register, county attorney
and coroner are in doubt.
Dundas--Hubbard Ga mai, balance OF
state ticket 81 Republican maj.
| Especial Telegram to the Globe.
NoRTHFIELD, Nov. 6.---The tickets voted
at this city to-day were of a complex ma
ture. democratic, republican, split repub-
lican and democratic into two different
compilations, greenback and temperance
eight in all. The election passed off quiet
~. Followingis the vste for each with
majorities for governor. Hubbard 294
Biermann 160, Holt 60; Hubbard's ma ori
ty over all 81. The rest of the rspubli
cans have majorities. Further is the vote
for all others on county votes: j. 8. Allen
rep. sheriff 366, Barton dem. sheriff 135
Aliens majority oyer Barton 231, Haskin'
republican, treasurer, 255, jackson
Gaeenback, 81; Healy, Democrat, 1877; {
majority for Hsaly and Jackson over Has
kin's of 8; Hunter, Republican, register O.
deeds, 2S7; Fl NJ Cole, Democrat, 205; Hun
ter's majority 80; Mullen, judge of pro
bate, Republican, 421; no opposition; coun
ty attorney, Keys, temperance $50; Quinn
Democrat, ia; for coroner, Coon, Republi
can, 387; Nelson, Democrat, 122.
ST. LOUIS.
Naturalization to-day quiet and unin
teresting. Out of 5000 votes in the count
not more than $50 were polled. Tire,
wards in Duluth and one township Civ
Hubbard 2S4, Gilman PA, Won Bsumbacl
293, Kittelson 2S9, Baker 293, Biermanl
176, Frezee 191, Green 149, Ludwig ISL
Willes 154, Lindholm 14S. Hubbard
majority in the county will be 125 to Isl
and Gilman's so less. The amendment
received nearly unanimous vote.
Fon Du Lac--Hubberd 81. Biermanj
II, Gilman 60, Won Baumbach 60, Kittel
son 81, Hahn G4, Baker GA.
ad Houston
add scott
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THE result would have been different if
the people had voted the other way.
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The only good square-toed Issue was on
county attorney and coroner. The voters
saw couple of heads that needed hitting,
and they hit 'em. Somebody's head ached
last night. Possibly it was the Mayors.
Out of its kindness of heart the GLOBE did
not ask him. 1t is just as well on sad &C.
casions to take some things for granted.
THE scratching of Biermann by alleged
Democrats of st. Paul was simply dis
graceful. This was year when Demo
cratic votes for Governor counted, and
the Democracy of st. Paul threw away its
opportunity. At no distant day some
people who voted for Hubbard yesterday
will be aware of their mistake.
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wADKsA.
[special Telegram to the Globe. ]

p0Po0-]1 I S1rt51zI4I % tIIo 1.'''1O'J
WADEyA, MINI, Nov. 6.-Fhe returns
from Wedena county are coming in rapid
II. There is no doubt but that the straight
Republican ticket is elected, both for state
and county officers. There we're no less
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THE OFF YEAR.
lahn lis, Willis %, Baker 115, Llndholm

Continued fron First Page.
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49, Biermann town 81, village 81; Gilman
town 60, village So, Frazeetown 3S, village
55; VanBaumbach town So. village 53
Green town 81, village Sd; Kittelson town
So, village "a, Ludwig town SO, village 81
Hahn town 60, village 43, Willis town 38
village Cd; Baker town 60, village so, Lind
holm town 3S, village 80.
MORRISON.
Little Falls--Hubbard 108, Biermanr
204, Gilman 148, Frazee 165, Won Baum
bach 101, Green 214, Kittelson So, Ludwig
2l3, Hahn 100, Willis 214, Baker 100
Lindholm 214.
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TRS WEEKLY GLOBE.

ST. PAUL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7.
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Middle River Tovnship-Biermann "a,
81, Frazee So, Gilman 6S.
White Bear--Hu5bard, town 90, village
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Hahn lis, Willis %, Baker lis, Llndholm
%.
Wykoff-Hubbard So, Biermann III.
Holt %, Gilman 81, Frazee 11S, Shove %.
Baumbach SO, Green II, Paine %, Kittel-
son 81, Ludwig 118, Anderson %, Hahn
81, Willis 118, Caldwell %, Baker So, Lind
holm 11S, Meeker %. Constitutional
amendments, no 80, yes 100.
add martin
Falrmount--Twelve precincts give Hub
bard 529, Biermannn 129, Gilman $50,
Frazee 121, Won Baumbaeh 521, Green
119.
Rushford- "a, Hubbard 26,
Holt 15, Gilman 1873, Frazee 81, Shove 16,
Baumbach 1874, Paine 10, Green 81. Kittel-
son 1876, Anderson IA, Ludwig 81, Hahn
1874, Willis 81, Caldwell Is, Baker 1874
Meeker Is, Lindholm 81.
Whalan-Hubbard AZ, Biermann.,64, Gil
man 81, Frazee 81, Won Baumbach 49,
| Green 81, Kittelson SO, Ludwig 81, Hahn
80, Willis 81, Baker S3, Lindholm 81.
| Spring Valley-Biernann log, Hubbard
| 1913, Holt AZ, Gilman 13I, Frazee 118; state
ticket all the same. County Republican
ticket elected by 60 majority. Biermanr
carries Spring Valley, making loss tc
Hubbard of 100 votes. Biermann's ma
jority in the county will reach 500.
Observation-Disclosures 135, Hubbard II
Holt -, Frazee 120, Gilman sc, Shove II
Green 100, Baumbach Sc, Hahn u. Lud
wig 119, Kittelson 81, Anderson II. Con
stitutional amendment voted down a
about As majority.
Preston---Hubbard 1873, Biermann 1873
Observation-Disclosures rs, Biermanr
81, Gilman 70, Frazes 81, Won BaumbacE
70, Green "a, Kittelson IS, Ludwig "a
Hahn rs, Willis "a, Baker 70, Lindholm q
Canton township Hubbard Is, Bier
mann 81, Holt 5, Gilman 131, Green Al
VonVaumbach III, Ludwig Al, Kittelsor
141, Willis Al, Hahn 141, Lindholm Al
Baker IA.
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FARIBAULT, Nov. 6.-Ths following is
the vote of Warsaw: Biernazn 20, HUB
bard IS. STERILIZATION, Democrat. 100;
Alien, Republican, 81. -Healy,
Dem ocret, 101; Haskinz, Republican, 80.
Register OF deeds-Cole, Dem ocrst, ~;
Hunter, Republican, 70. County sttor-
ney-Quinn, Democrat, 20; Reyes, Repub-
lican, Sc.
Wheeling -Biermsnn y, Hubbard 81,
Barton Sc, Allen so, Healy ~, Haskins So,
Cole q, Hunter 50, Quinn IS, Keyes 50.
Walcott-BiermeEn So, Hubbard 50,
Barton 126, Allen p, Essiy lie, Hsskins
IS, Cole 7s, Hunter Il, Quinn 81, Reyes
81.
Cannon City-Biermann SO, Hubbard
III. Barton ia, Allen 81, Hssly sc, Has
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De Graf yillage-Biermann 50, Hubbard
%, Frazee &c, Gilman IS, Green 81, Won
Bgumbach ~, Ludwig Z, Kittelson u,
Willis 81 Hahn u, Lindholm 81, Baker
II.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-06


Sec. a.-The bed pieces of said
walk shall be two in number Of sound
white oak or pine scantling, four bv
four inches in size and laid parallel
with said Oliver street. The plank.
ing of said walk shall be sound pine
or hemlock plank, two inches in
thickness and four feet long, laid
cross wise on said bed pieces, and
firmly spiked thereto with No. 40
spikes.
Sec. s.-The owners of all lots and
parts of lots on the south side of and
fronting on that part of said Oliver
street, hereinbefore designated, are
hereby required to lay and construct
that portion of such sidewalk
in frontof their respective lots and
parts of lots, within twenty days
after the passage OF this ordi-
nance and in case of the failure or
neglect OF any such owner to SO lay
and construct the same within the
time aforesaid. The same shall be
laid and constructed by and under
the direction of the Committee of
said Common Council, on grading
and sidewalks, who shall report the
costs and expenses of the construc-
ton of the portion thereof in front of
each of such lots, and parts of lots, to
the Common Council of said city,
and such costs and expense shall in
the first instance, be paid out of the
contingent fund of said city, and
such sum, SO paid, together with ten
per cent. added thereto, shall be
levied and assessed by said common
Council upon all such lots and parts
of lots and become lien thereon,
and shall be placed upon the tax roll
Of said city, for the year A. d.,
1883, by the Mayor of said city, and
collected as other taxes Of said city
are levied and collected.
Approved April 4, 1883.
G.. II. CossITT, MAYOR.
Attest, +. A. TODD, Jr. Cry CLERK.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-06
THE COUNTY.

The result for township officers in
this county SO far as we have been
able TO learn is as follows:
Elects all of the Fusion ticket except
Clerk, by the following majorities:
Supervisor, Jabez Close, 4o Clerk,
Jay d Race, a; Treasurer, N f
Richards, 9; Justice, Sylvester Bates,
20; Commissioner, Chas Morrill,, 2s !;
Inspector, Emmett Wiltse, 6; to fill
vacancy, Ralph Tubbs, "a; Consta-
bles, S B Reed, Rowley Williams,
Geo w Bodger, Chas J. Fox.
sCIoTA.
In this township the Fusion ticket
was elected except Clerk, by di-
minished majority, not far from fifty
on most of the officers: Supervisor,
Miles Burt Clerk, Mark B Liddell
Treasurer, Geo Culver; Justice, Hen
ry p Dodge.
BENNINGTON.
Here the Republican ticket was all
elected except Justices by majorities
as follows: Supervisor, Lemuel c.
Cooper, &C.: Clerk, Francis G.. Nor
rice, I6; Treasurer, Freeman n.
Waugh, IS; Justice, Isaac Gale, 1
10 fill vacancy, Geo. Rowell, 50;
Commissioner, Enoch Eddy Jr., IS ;
Inspector, Hiram ID. Thompson, 10:
Constables, II Bugbee, VIM Merkle,
J H Woodbury., Geo Cooper. State
ticket, IL Republican majority with
I3 Prohibition votes.
HAZLEToN.
In this township the officers we're
elected, but we do uot know their
political preference and those who
ought to know do not know their po-
ltical complexion: Supervisor, John NJ
Fitch Clerk, Samuel G Christian
Daniel Cameron Justice,
Henry Cameron Commissioner,
Harvey S Boyce; Inspector, Batus
Snyder; Constables, William ).
Hevey, George Fowler, Andrew ]
David Kribbs. No returns
on state ticket
ANTRIM
From this township we have no
returns but report says that ] J. Jar
rard, fusion, twas elected Supervisor,
and that most of the. other officers
are Republicans
PERRY.
This is the sbanner Republican
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-06
ORDINANCE.

To provide for the construction of
sidewalk on the south side of
Oliver from Washington street west
to the west side of Ball street.
Sec. I. The Common Council of
the city of Owosso do ordain that a
sidewalk be constructed along the
south side of Oliver street, from
Washington street west to the west
line of Ball street.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-04-06
REPUBLICAN CITY CAUCUS


The Republican city caucus was
held at the Council Chamber on
Friday evening and organized by
electing Geo. M. Dewey Chairman
and Arthur McHardy as Secretary.
NJ. c. Dawes and Stanley +. Parkill
acted as tellers and with great imam
nimity the caucus placed in nomina.
ton the following named gentlemen
as candidates for city officers, For
Mayor, DR.. Colin Mccormick for
City Clerk, Edmund o. Dewey; for
City Treasurer, James A. Armstrong;
for Supervisor at Large, Stearns +.
Smith for School Inspector, Jabez
Perkins; for Drain Commissioner,
Horace G.. Main. The caucus, also,
chose as City Committee for the en-
suing year, DR.. c. Mccormick, as
Chairman, Thomas M. Wiley, first
ward !; Stanley +. Parkill, second
ward Horace II. Boyers, third ward;
+. V. Smith, fourth ward.
DISTRICT CAUCUsEs
Were held on Saturday evening, in
the first district at the office Of b. +.
Taylor and in the second district
at the Council Chamber. In the first
district, Horace G. Main was nom-
mated for Supervisor, Jas. B. McCaul
for Constable, VIM. S. Jones for
Alderman in the first ward, and John
l.. Miller for Alderman in the fourth
ward. In the ed district Benjamin
i. Taylor was nominated for Justice
of the Peace, James II. Calkins for
Supervisor, Benjamin S. Retain for
Constable, Martin G.. Dawes for AL
derman in the second ward, and
julius Frieseke for Alderman in the
third ward.
THE CITY ELECTION.
The election in Owosso passed off