Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-11-21

State of Wisconsin, m
county clerk, and Stephen Northey, a justice of
the peace, and Thos. IL. Arthur, justice of the
peace, of said county, constituting county
board of canyaSsers therefor, do hereby certify
that the foregoing and within tabular statement
is correct and true, compiled from the origi-
nal returns made to the county clerk OF said
comfy, and as compared Herewith by US, and from
said returns il appears, at the general election
held in the several towns, wards villages and cleo
ton districts OF said county, on the Tuesday next
succeeding the first Monday in November, a. ID.
1884 being the fourth day of said month, the
whole number of votes given in said county, was
for governor five thousand one hundred and
tfty-one 5l51 votes, of which number jeremiah
NJ NJ. Rusk received two thousand four hundred
and sixty 2460 votes; Nicholas ID. Fratt received
two thousand two hundred and ninety-two 1892
votes; S. ID. Hastings received three hundred and
ninety-siX 1876 votes; VIM. S. Utey received two
votes; John Penberthy one vote; for lieuten-
ant governor five thousand one hundred and
forty-slX 5I46 votes, of which number Sam s.
Fiield received two thousand four hundred and
fifty-nine 1853 votes; A. G. Parkinson received
two thousand two hundred and ninety eight 1928
votes: A. A. Kelly received three hundred and
eighty-siN $50 votes; Milan Fo~d received two
> votes; H. Leatcher received one votes; for sec
rotary of state five thousand one hundred and fifty
$3.50 votes, of which number Ernst q. Timme re-
ceiyed two thousand four hundred and sixty tw o
1862 votes; H. J. Gallagher received two thousand
three hundred and three 1908 votes; +. G. Durant
received three hun 0red and eighty 1888 votes;
G. w. Jones received two votes; for state treas
urer five thousand one hundred and forty-eight
5l4S votes, OF which number Edward T.. McFet-
ridge received two thousand four hundred and
sixty four 2464 votes; Frank r. Falk received two
thousand two hundred and ninety-seyen 1921
votes; &. NJ. Blackman received three hundred
and eighty five 3S5 votes;Na ]. BlatZ received tw o
2votes for attorney general five thousand one hun
dred and ffty-on 515l votes, of which number Le-
ander +. Frisby received two thousand four hun
dred and sixty five 2l65 1865 votes Willis Silver
thorn received two thousand two hundred and
ninety nine 2299 votes; +. NJ Angel received three
hundred and eighty five 1856 votes; M.W. Stephens
received two votes; for state superintendent five
thousand one hundred and twenty-six 5l26 votes.
of which number Robert Graham received two
thousand eight hundred and twenty seven 2s27
votes; L \. Stewart received two thousand
two hundred and thirteen 2213 votes: II. s..
Brown received two votes; for railroad COM
missioner five thousand one hundred and fifty
$3.50 votes, of which number Nils p. Haugen re-
ceiyed two thousand four hundred and sixty
eight 246S votes Conrad kreZ received two
thousand two hundred and ninety-six 1926 votes;
Henry Sanford received three hundred and
eighty -four 3s4 votes Johu kieter received two
votes; for insurance commissioner five thousand
one hundred and fifty votes, of which number
Phil. l.. Spooner received two thousand four
hundred and siXty-fye 2465 votes: Ole S. Houm
Nelson La Due received three hundred and
eighty three 3S3 votes; J. u. Russell received two
. votes.
representative in congress for the Sd congress
sional district at the general election held i'll
the several towns wards villages and election
districts in the county of Iowa, on the Tuesday
next succeeding the first Monday in Novemb Der,
1884, being the fourth day of said month