The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-11-15
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE
Nn,rarnlnnr q 1893


COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
November 8, 1888.
The board of county commissioners
of Lyon county, Kansas. met as board
of canvassers as required by law to
canvass the returns of the general cleo
ton held November 8, 1888, and declar-
ed the result of National and State
ticket as follows:
Harrison and Morton, presidential
electors, 3,015 votes.
Cleveland and Thurman, presiden- |
tial electors. 1877 votes.
Streeter and Cunningham, presiden- |
tial electors, 472 votes.
Fisk and Brooks, presidential cleo
tors, 155.
Congressman 4th District-Th Thomas
Ryan, 1901 votes; David Overmyer,
], 400 votes; John Heaston, 45S votes; J.
c. Hebbard. 129 votes.
| Governor-Lyman U. Humphrey. q
954 votes; John Martin. /. All votes; P.
p. Elder, 40 votes; j. ID. Botkin, 147
votes.
Lieutenant Governor-Andrew J.
Felt, S,O11 votes; F. w. Frasius, 1880
votes; S. B. Todd, 40 votes; Z. ]. Fin
ley, al votes.
Secretary of State William Higgins,
3,0i4 votes; A. G.. Thurman, 1877
votes; NJ. ]. Albright, 40 votes; L. K.
Mcintyre, IA votes.
Auditor of State-Timothy Nc
Carrhy, 3,OI5 votes; w. II, White, l.
375 votes; J. II. Lathrop, 40 votes; Ga
briel Burdett, $50 votes.
State Treasurer-James w. Hamil-
ton, SOY votes; VIM. II. White, 1877
votes; Samuel Mutt, 40 votes; r. NJ.
Slonaker, 143 votes.
Attorney General. b. Kellogg,
1897 votes; c.. F. Deffenbacher, 1881
votes; w. F. Rightmire, 47s votes;
Stanton A. Hyer, 40 votes.
; Superintendent Of Public Instruction
: of State-George w. Winans, 1921
, votes; Albert Hurst, 1873 votes; IL. F.
Hixson, 479 votes; Miss Sarah A.
Brown, 142 votes.
= /. Associate Justice Supreme Court
: William A. Johnson, 3 ,019 votes; w. p.
: Campbell, 1874 votes; II. A. White,
: Ats votes; /. o. Pickering, I42 votes.
Judge 9Th Judicial District-C. B.
Graves, zoos votes; w. A. Randolph,
2,OO1 votes.
State Senator Goth District-Edwin
= Tucker, 1885 votes; Jesse W. Gray,
1 1886 votes.
Representative 54th DISTRICT. j.
> Wright, 1920 votes; j. V. Randolph.
!, 63l votes; o. w. Miller, 81 votes.
Representative 55th District-Fre-
-, mont Miller, 1 $50 votes; E. D. Whit
" more, 49, votes; G. DeBaun,, 433 votes.
For the Amendment to Sec. Art. 8
of ,571; against the
: same, 332 votes.
For Proposition to Amend Sec. II Of
: Bill of Rights of Constitutions ,SI9
- votes; against the same, 1876 votes.
The following persons having receiv-
ed the largest number of votes on the
: county and township tickets were de-
= clared elected to the various offices:
!, Probate Judge-W. j. Combs.
County Attorney-A. Nj. Flory.
i Clerk of District Court. G. Tray
y lor.
Superintendent Public instruction
: "A. A. Stephens.
County Commissioner I'd District
J. w. 10y.
L County Commissioner 3rd District,
to fill vacancy-S. V. Bitter.
EIPoRIA TowNsHIP-W. IL. Irwin
and 0. L. DAVIS, justices of the peace;
Walter Wright, trustee; j. R. Mad
= dock, clerk; j. B. Moon, treasurer; Jo-
= seph Rickabaugh and w. A. Irwin, con-
i stables. Road overseers, Fred Rich
~ ter, district No. /; S. Counsellor, dis
. trict No. 2; E. Z. Cox, district No. 3;
= b. F. Myers, district No. 4; Henry
= White, district No. 5; John Logan
= district No. 6; Humphrey Roberts, dis
trictsNo. Z; E. L. Jones, district No. 8;
Levi Fowler, district No o; j. w. Cad
" bury, district No. 10.
o AMERICUs TowNSHIP-D. G. Grin
- nell and William Lawton. justices OF
n the peace; A. G., Sacket, trustee; j. g.
\ f. Wright, clerk; z. ID. Lesh, treasur
4 er; John w. Floyd and j. F. Mccoy,
i constables. Road overseers, s. S. Kerr,
" district No. 1; Geo. w. Clark, district
n No. 2; a. F. Maxwell, district No. 4;
a. William Myers, district No. 5; Stephen
~ Morgan, district No. 6; John Guthrie
: district No. Z; j. D. Foster, district
, No. s.
20 Ivy TowNsHIP-T. D. Griffith and j
= II. Shafer, justices of the peace; T. E
Nv Best, trustee; ]. w. VSfentine, clerk
NJ R. II. Best, treasurer: Ben Ogleby and
w. Wayman. constables. Road ever
seers, j. L. Swartzel, district No. /
i Enos Cloud, district No. 2.
ly AGNES CITY TOWNSHIP j. B. Dun
n can and E. Hoskins, justices of the
T. peace; L. R. Saunders, trustee; ]. w
at Worstell, clerk; G.. w. Lester, treasur
L. er; E. L. Joyce and G. o. johnson
Of eonstables. Road overseers, w. H
d. Porter, district No. 1; A. Reaka, dis
TT trict No. 2; Geo. G. Overnight, district
b. No. 8; B. F. Stiles, district No. 4; 10
lie seph Person, district No. 5; S. G. Joyce
lie district No. 6.
IL WATERLOO TOwNsHIP-A. p. Wal
a. strom and T. ]. Waters, justices of the
Oh peace; F. NJ. Weaver, trustee; Hiram
Miller, clerk; VIM. Richardson, treas
10 urer. Peter Fagar and ThOs. Pol
10 lock, constables. Road overseer, Thos
r. McKeever, district No. 1; F. d. Rich
M ardson, district No. 2; T. o. Hill, dis
y trict No. 8; A. B. Waters, district No
w 4; Hans Christensen, district No. 5; p
70 Lundholm, district No. 6.
40 FREMONT TowNsHIP-D. e.. Smitl
n and A. Hurlburt, justices Of the peace
30 JOS Frost, trustee: L. d. Childers
., clerk: d. c. Sutton, treasurer; r. Mil
/ L.. 4 fob
re Ter ana Iom SAVIOR, consUaDies. hoa9
be OVerseers; u. ", Eu" aIus' uis'lics NO