Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-11-21
STATEMENT OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF
CANVASSERS.

STATEMENT OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF
CANVASSERS.
State of Wisconsin, / .s
We W. Ii. keane, county clerk and Stephen
Northey justice of the peace, and Thomas II
Arthur, a Justice of the peace, IN and for said
sers, therefor. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing tabular statement Is correct and
true, complied from thefNee,.nal returns
made to the county clerk of said county, and
as compared Herewith by us, and that from
such returns it appears that the whole number
of votes poled in said county for county officers
second assembly districts in said county at the
general election held in the several towns,
wards, and election precincts thereof. on Tues
day, the 4th day of November a. ID. 1854, was
as follows. to wit:
The whole number of votes given for mem
Der of assembly for the first assembly district
ing on the first Monday of January. 1885, was
two thousand two hundred and seventy-six 2276,
of which number, James Ryan received ten
hundred and TWENTY-FIVE 1922 votes; Geo. G.
Cox received eleven hundred 100 votes John
+, Strut received one hundred and titty-four
154 votes.
The whole number of votes given for mem
Der of assembly for the second assembly district
i'll the county of Iowa, for the term commencing
on the first Monday in January, 1885, was two
thousands eight hundred aud sixty two 1852 of
which number J. d. Huse received thirteen
hundred and eightytwo 1882 votes; Oliver P.
Underwood received twelve hundred and ninety
nine 1929 votes; Henry Sampson received one
hundred and seventy rs votes; James
Ryan received two votes; J. F. Strut received
one vote.
The whole number of votes given for sheriff
for the term commencing on the first Monday of
January, 1885, was five thousand one hundred
and forty -one Sal votes, of which number Rich
ard Manning received two thousand three hun
bred and ninety 1891 votes; VIM. A. Owens
received two thousand three hundred and
ninety three 1898 votes: John NJ. Wilson received
three hundred and fifty seven S57 votes.
Ill,
of deeds for the term commencing on the first
Monday III January, 1885, was five thousand
one hundred and forty three 5143, of which
number &. w. Strong received two thousands
three hundred and forty seven 2s47 votes; Edwin
J. Bennett received two thousand four hundred
and fifty 2450 votes; Thomas Sims received three
hundred and forty-fiVe S45 votes; J. l.. Leonard
received one vote.
The whole number OF votes given for county
treasurer; for the term commencing on the first
Monday in January. 1885, was five thousand one
hundred and forty four 5l44. of which number
Philip Weidenfeller received two thousand two
hundred and sixty three 1868 votes; George Paul
sonreceived two thousand five hundred and eight
250S votes; Stephen Northey received three hun
bred and seyenty-one 81 votes; ]. L. Leonard re-
ceived one vote, and T. NJ. Goldsworthy received
one vote
The whole number of votes given for district
attorney, for the term commencing on the first
Monday of January, 1885, was four thousand
nine hundred and seventy four 1914, of which
number Alcro jerks received two thousand four
hundred and sixty nine 1869 votes; ]. 2. Smoker
received two thousand five hundred and three
2503 votes: Thomas Patetield received one vote;
Tapping received one vote.
The whole number of votes given for county
clerk, for the the term commencing on the first
Monday of January, 1885, was five thousand
one hundred and forty-siX 5l46, of which num-
Der W. II. Keane received two thousand two
hundred and eighty-three Pass votes; Thos. NJ.
Go!dsworthy received two thousand five hun
bred and sixty three 2562 votes. J. II. Harris
received two hundred and ninety-nine 299 votes:
Thos. Sims received one l vote.
The whole number of votes given for clerk of
the circuit court, for the term commencing on
the first Monday of January. 1855, was five
thousand one hundred and thirty-two 5l32 of
which number J. l. Leonard received two
Mathew J. Tappins received two thousand four
hundred and one 240l votes: William Rowe
received three hundred and sixty 800 votes;
Aldro jerks received one vote.
The whole number Of votes given for county
surveyor, for the term commencing on the first
Monday Of January. 1885, was five thousand one
Thomas Il. Arthur received two thousand three
hundred and thirty 1880 votes; K l.. Joiner
received two thousand four hundred and fifty
six 2i56 votes; Joseph Z. Huggings received three
hundred and skye Sol votes.
The whole number of votes given for coroner,
for the term commencing on the hrst Monday OF
forty-elght 514s, of which number James Brown
received two thousand three hundred and four
1904 votes VIM. P. Ruggles received two thous-
and four hundred and seventy 2470 votes; John
Rowe received three hundred and seventy
four 574 votes.
The whole number of votes given for county
superintendent of schools for the term com
mencing on the first Monday of January, 1855,
was four thousand four hundred and ninety
i've 44e5, Of which number Miss Rose Downing
received two thousand two hundred and sixty
five 2ak5 votes; 4. D. Prideaux received two
thousand two hundred and thirty z2so votes
DETERMINATION OF THE COUNTY BOARD
OF CASyAsSERS.
State of Wisconsin
County Of Iowa
We, VIM. H. keane, county clerk, stephen
Northey and Thomas II. Arthur, justices OF the
peace in and for said county, constituting
county board of canyassers therefor, do hereby
determine, that at general elecuon heio "a
the several towns, ward and election preelns In
said county. on Tuesday. the ith day of Noyem-
elected 70 the officers hereinafter specineo tosh-
VIM A. Owens was elected sheriff Of said
county.
George. PauIson, was elected tresurer OF said
county.
E J. Bennett was elected register of deeds Of
said county
7: n Goldzworthy, was elected county clerk Of
said county.
u. J. Tappins. was elected clerk Of circuit
court for said county.
p. Smoker. was elected district attorney Tor
said county
z. s. Joiner was elected as county surveyor for
said county.
WIN. P. Ruggiez. vas elected As coroner for
Rose Dowling was elected IS county suPerin-
tendent Of schools for said county:
George g. Cox. was elected member OF esseA-