The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-04-06
coRuNNA CITY.


Constables.
J. @. Trumble. rep. 21e--84
Thomas Agncw, rep, 103
L. M Jackson, dem, 154
Walter Payn, dem, 227-124
Thos X. Nichols, pro-, Is
w. w. Benham pro-, 81
Alderman, 1st Ward.
Ezra Mason, rep. 99-42
TAos. Gadola, dem., 81
II. Crandell, pro-, q
Supervisor.
F. Peacock. rep., 81
w, Green, dem. and pro-, 97--33
Supervisor, I'd Ward.
VIM. A. knight. rep, 80
Geo. 0. Shattuck. dem, 1870
j. ID. Leland, pro-, 8
Alderman I'd Ward.
f. Deyo, rep, 81
ID. w. Shattuck, dem, ITO
b. 9. Miner pro-, II
Third Ward-James M. Goodell was on
both the Republican and Democratic tick
cts, and received 60 votes. No Prohibition
ward ticket nominated. Alderman full
term, N. b. Lincoln, rep, 81; Joseph Serr.
25; Lincolns majority, o; alderman to fill
vacancy, r. b. Murray. rep, 30; III. B
Youngs, dem.. 2l; Murray's majority A.
TOWNSHIPS.
Antrim--Austin Trowbridge, Repnbli-
can, Supervisor.
BENNINGTON
Two tickets in the field, Republican and
Prohibition Republican ticket elected
except treasurer. Supervisor, L. G. Coop.
er, 80; clerk, F. G.. Morrice, 80; treasurer
John Punches, 129 justice, i. B. Phette-
place, 81; school inspector, A. s. Wiltse,
23; highway commissioner, G.. w. Sager
II; drain commissioner, G. II. Thomas,
81; constables, G. l.. Comstock, s. A.
Yerkes, ]. t. Walsh. III. s. Bugbeo.
BURNS.
Two tickets-Republican and Union.
Union ticket successful except on clelk
and highway commissioner. Supervisor,
Austin Z. Richards, 90; clerk, j. d. Royce,
33; treasurer, Seward Chaffee, So; justice,
George F. Dunning. 80; highway commits
missioner. Isaac Mills, 90; drain commits
sioner, Sylvester Bates, 81; school inspect
or. Fred Smith, 72; constables, Charles
Fox, Thomas Flood, Charles Dunning..
Samuel B. Reed.
CALEDONIA
Had two tickets, the Union and the
Peoples. The Union ticket was elected
entire except Supervisor and Drain
Commissioner. Supv., Duane G.. Coop
er Clerk, Alva V. johnson Treasurer,
John Y. Martin ION both tickets); High
way Com, Charles d. Mcnamara Drain
CON-. Alfred Taphouse School Inspec-
tor, VIM. ). VaDderkarr Justice full
term), Jesse Par In, ito Gil Vacancy,
Spencer Ii. McCurdy; Constables, Reu.
ben Johnson, Noni, w. Newell, John
Ok, M. Benjamin Palmer.
FAIRFIELD.
The entire Republican ticket elected as
'follows Supervisor, Edwin w Washburn;
clerk, Hudson L. Miller; treasurer. Abra-
nam III. Dunham; justice Of the peace full
term, Thomas +. Austin; justice Of the
peace TO fill vacancy. Francis Emmert;
school inspector, George w. Pcarce; high
way commissioner. William Warner; drain
commissioner, Eugene L. Gleason; consta-
bles. Omer M. Bixby, Byron w. Gates,
Peter Thomas Oscar Laclcar.
MIDDLEBURY.
Republican ticket all elected, defeating
Democrats and Prohibitionists, who COM
bined; Supervisor. L. j. Kenney, 81; clerk,
F. A. Marshall, 85; treasurer, d. b. Green,
20; school inspector, G. p. easier, n;
highway commissioner. Milton Clark, 81;
justice of the peace full term, M. Woodin,
81; Justice of tho peace to ill vacancy,
Chas. Valentine. 72; drain commissioner,
w. A. Losey. 20; coostables, Theo. Fair
field 78. John r. Briggs "a, Steven Hub
bell 75. George Harvey ~ sexton, Joseph
Sweeby.
NEW HAVEN.
G. s. Dickinson, rep, supervisor The
pr .hibi'ionists elected the remainder of
their ticket.
owosso TOWNSHIP
Elected the entire Republican ticket
except Treasurer and one Constable [:
Supervisor, ElIhu w. Mason, Sc maj.
Clerk. Francis NJ. Shepard. so Treasur-
fr. Jas. N. 0cksrman, 8; Justice, John
W, Dewey, "a; Highway Commissioner,
W B Launsien. So school Inspec-
10 E!.is T. Wilbur, 81 I; Drain Commis-
j er, John 9. Farver, 5S; Constables,
\ " Schroeder, Sias RsiIey. James ] |
w'gvins (deu'.), VIM Hauermeister.
PERRY.