The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-05
NEW HAVEN.

son, A; treasurer, Splitter, @; highway com.,
Northrop, IS; justice, Smith, @; justice, (fll
vac.) Splitter, 16; school Inspector, Hart, IL;
constables- 13; Wallace, IL; Seward,
IL; Mussey, IL. Salary amendment carried.
owosso TOWNSHIP.
There were three tickets: Republican,
Democratic and Prohibition. The entire
Republican ticket was elected except
Justice. Supervisor. Elihu W. Mason,
20 maj; Clerk, Francis Nj. Shepard, 10
Treasurer, Frank II. Rush, IL /; Highway
CON-, w. B. Launstein, % Justice, John
Kiefer (Dem.), z; School Inspector Bert
@. Hall, so: Constabes, George Rush.
Silas Bailey, Clinton ID. Horton. Edward
B. Simpson, majorilies about 4s. Prohi.
bition vote IL.
| -Four hundred and three votes were east
| here today, out of registration OF 544.
| The republican ticket was elected by major
tiles varying from 35 to Ill. Supervisor
| Charles Il. Wing; Clerk, Hanford ii. Uaw-
ley; Treasurer, Henry Watkins; Justice, ii.
IL. Tellapaugh; School Inspector, Fred
Wimple; Highway Commissioner, James
Bridger;C ;Constables, Israel Atkins, Anson
l.. Smith, Tiffany s. Wright and Thomas
Johnston. There were 203 straight repub-
lican votes, Vi prohibition and 48 democrat.
Three hundred and sixty votes.were east on
the state ticket, Grant receiving majority
of "A. Cocker and Draper rs. Only two
split tickets were cast, one slipping Judge
and the other regents. The amendment as
to the Governors salary was carried by 26
majority, 123 being cast for and 81 against
The corporation amendment carried by 23
majority, 20 votes being cast for and 6
against. The amendment as toijudiciaI cir
cult was carried by a majority of 4, 13 votes
being cast for and against.
RUSH.
Three Observation-Disclosures, Reyubli-
EN- and Prohibition; The Republican
ticket was elected except as noted !:
Supervisor, Alfred b. Crane l02 plu.;
Clerk, JAS X. Allen DEM %; Treas
urer, Joseph j. Huffman, SO; Justice of
the Peace, John Henderson DEM Z;
Highway Commissioner, John Harsh
burger, 2; school Inspector Jerry w.
Pierce, 10; Constables, Geo. Deamater,
Sim'l Runyan, Lewis Ball. Hiram Peck.
Prohibition vote from II to "a. Relative
to Governors Salary yes, l3l, no, 81.
State Ticket Republican, 100; Demo.
cratic AZ, Prohibition ~.
sCIoTA.
The entire National Labor ticket ex-
cept Justice was elected by an average
majority of about 20. There were two
other tickets, Republican and prohibi-
ton. Supervisor, John G. Vert; Clerk.
VIM. M. Rowley;; Treasurer, VIM. J. Tx
lotson; Justice (fuIl terlD) George w.
Swarthout (ProhibitioD) Ito fill vacalr-
Cyl Barnet j. Putnam; Highway Com
missioner Luther Ryon School Inspect
or (ful tern) Nile Bart, Ito fiji vacancy
John +. Lee; Constables, Alfred L. Nc
Clintock, Alfred Gardner, Patrick Cava-
nagh, Carl Wolker Increase of Cover
nor's Salary ; yes, 127, no, 40 State tick
ct, Republican I4j Democratic 20: Pro-
hibition, %.
SnIAwASSEE.
Three tickets in the field, republican
democrat and prohibition. Republicans
elected by the following majorities: Super
visor, Rudolph Colby, 1856; Clerk, John A.
Watson, IL; Treasurer, Orson Sugden, As;
Justice, Charles A. Whean, 1871; Commits
sloner, William Gunderman, 12G; School
Inspector, Amos Pamenter, 8; Constables,
William Hunt "a, Adelbert Curtiss so,
Lewis Grant 10, Charles Burns 50.
VENICE
Elects Union ticket entire against a
Peoples ticket, majorities as follows:
Super visor, Hiram Johnson, 1l2; Clerk,
William G. Stewart, So; Treasurer, Lu.
ther Loucks, Isl Justice, Alonzo II,
Owens, %; Com. of Highways, C. Nj.
Craig, 20; School Inspector, James w.
Goodfellow, 75; Constables, Simon An
thony, Charles Maltznich, Thad Conk-
hte, Frank Long, majorities of about
80. State ticket: dem. l24, rep. 65, pro-
hbition 33.
VERNON
Elects the entire Democratic ticket
except Clerk, School Inspector and one
constable, with majorities as follows;
Supervisor, Harry S. Myres, 1888; Clerk,
Fred l.. Dewey, rep, 67 Treasurer,
John II. DeHart, ~; School Inspector
Frank Goss, rep, l21 Highway Com,
Thomas Cooling, 40; Justice, Charles p.
Weeden, 49, Constables, Richard Bris-
tol, rep., whose name appears to be also
on the Democratic ticket, Timothy
Smith, Richard Bristol, Lewis Sayer.
Prohibition candidates 3S each. Amend
ment relative to Governors salary, yes,
20S; no, 154. State ticket, Grant 2Ol,
c,t. n ~ M