The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-06
STATEMENT OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF CANVASSERS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IS.
COUNTY OF TX ENOSIIA, oo'

BOARl) OE CAN V AHSEhc.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF IIENosHA. o0
We, Daniel b Benedict, County Clerk.
and N Nj. Burgess. a County Supervisor,
and James Pennefeather, a Register OF
Deeds, in and f. said County Of Keno
sha aforesaid, constituting u County
Board Of Canvassers therefor, do hereby
certify that the following statement is
correct and true, as compiled from the
original returns made to the County
Clerk Of said county aforesaid, aud as
compared herewith by us, and that
from said returns it appears that the
whole number Of votes polIed in said
county Of kenosha aforesaid, ut the
General elections held in the several
Towns and Wards thereof, on Tuesday,
the sixth day Of November, A. D. 1855
was as follows, to wit
For Member Of Assembly, three
thousand four hundred seventy $40
votes, Of which number D. L. Burgess
received seventeen hundred thirty (1730)
votes; Walter J Fox received sixteen
hundred forty-eeven (1647) votes; Chas.
d. Gaines received eighty-nine (S9)
votes; NJ. E. Burgess received one (1)
vote; D. Vaughn received one (1) vote;
Blank received two (2) votes.
For Sheriff, three thousand four hun
drcd forty-four (3444) votes, of which
number Louis n. De Diemar received
sixteen hundred forty-nine (1649) votes;
John Hannah received seventeen hun
dred (1700) votes; A. c. Warmer re-
ceived eighty-three 1887 votes: Hannah
received six (6) votes; Grover Cleveland
received one (1) vote; E. r. Wilson re-
ceived one ~ vote; Blank received four
"a votes,
For Clerk of Circuit Court, thirty-four
hundred seyenty-one (347I votes, Of
which number Edgar G. Hugunn re-
coivod sixteen hundred forty Six (1646)
votes; John III. CorcOran received six
teen hundred ninety -seven 1857 votes;
IT, Nj. Rogers received one hundred one
(10D votes; Blank twenty-seven (27)
votes.
For County Treasurer, thirty-four
hundred seventy (3470) votes, of which
number Samuel B. Cropey received
fifteen hundred eighty-six 1855 votes !;
Adolph j. Burg received seventeen hun
dred seventy-fve (1775) votes: Edward
Brook received one hundred four (104)
votes; J. p Browne received two (2)
votes; D. B. Benedict received one ~
vote; Blank received two ~ votes.
For Register of Deeds, thirty -four
hundred sixty-two (3462) votes, of which
number J. 2. Browne received fourteen
hundred seventy-seven (1477) votes;
James Pennefeather received eighteen
hundred ninety~one (1891) votes; E. w.
Ripley received eighty-six 1867 votes;
Molitor received two ~ votes; A. Burg
received one ~ vote; Blank, received
five (5) votes.
For County Clerk, thirty-four hundred
thirty seven (3437 votes, Of which num-
Ter Daniel B. Benedict received seven
teen hundred seventy-one (1771) votes s.;
Herman L. Molitor received sixteen
hundred ffty-two 1852 votes; Benedict
received two (2) votes; Blank received
twelve (12) votes.
For District Attorney, thirty four hun
dred seventeen (3417) votes, Of which
number MunSon Paddock received SIX
teen hundred seventy-6ye (1675) votes
Myron A Baker received seventeen
hundred fifteen (1715) votes; W. O'Bren
received one ~ vote; A. Burg received
one (I vote; j. Pennefeather received
three (3) votes; Blank, received twenty
two (22) votes.
For Surveyor, thirty -four hundred
seventy-one (3471) votes, Of which num-
Der Jason Lothr0p received sixteen hun
dred ninety-hve $685. votes; Jonas w.
Rhodes received sixteen hundred seven
ty (1670) votes; Wallace Mygatt received
one hundred three (1O3) votes; Blank
received three 81 votes.
For Coroner, thirty-.Ou hundred six
ty-eight (3468) votes, Of which number
John Lucas received sixteen hundred
tifty-eight (1658) votes Hubert Schwan
received sixteen hundred ninety-six
1885, votes; NJ Boswell received one
hundred nine (l09) votes; Blank re
ceived five (5) votes.
For County Superintendent, twenty
one hundred fifty-eight l2l58) votes, Of
which number VIM. Middlecamp re-
ceived eleven hundred seventeen (1117)
votes; J. NJ. Orvis received nine hundred
sixty-nine (969( votes; Mary d. Brad
ford received seventy-two (72) votes
Given under our hands at the Office of
the County Clerk, at the city of Keno
sha, in the County of Kenosha, State Of
Wisconsin, this ninth day of November,
1888
DANIEL B. BENEDICT,
County Clerk, C,,a.,
N. NJ. BURGESS, D oun'5
County supervisor, C.''1' ," ".
JAMES PENNEFEATHER, O''il F'''0h
Register of Deeds,
CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION BY THE