The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-04-05
THE COUNTY.


ANTRIM.
The republicans elected everything ex-
cept supervisor and highway commissioner.
Supervisor, James l.. Jarrad, 54; Clerk,
Thomas f. BURNETT, 2s; Treas, Volney
Alling, 81; Justice to fill vacancy, John G.
Adams, 16; Justice, full term, Andrew
Love, 24; Commissioner, Patrick Jordan,
25; School Inspector, Perry Ellsworth, 27;
Love %. Elmer Fuller %, Jonathan Nc
Craig 90. Lepublican state ticket G3, demo-
| crat state ticket AZ, prohibition state ticket
8. Amendment relative to duration of cor
| porations, yes 13, no Is. Amendment rel
ativc to the salary of governor, yes 30, no
81. Amendment relative to judicial circuit,
yes 10, nO9.
BENNINGTON.
The republicans of Bennington elected
the entire ticket with the exception OF clerk,
as follows: Cooper, Supervisor, 81; Harry
man (dem. ,cldrk14; Walsh, Treas, ID; JUS
tice Chaplin, II; Highway Com, Burgess, ~;
Drain Com, lIibbard, 25; School Inspector,
Waugh, %; School Inspector (vacancy),
Hunt, "a; Constabes, Walsh "a, Bugbee
2G; Cook 90; Warren 2G.
BURNS.
There were three tickets in the field,
union, republican and prohibition. The
following officers were elected on the union
ticket; Supervisor, A. +. Richards, las;
Clerk, Bowman S. Williams, 81; Treas,
VIM. Rowley; Justice, Jabez Close; Commits
sioner, VIM. ii. Rohrabacher; School In
spector, John Olrich; Constables, Geo. w.
Badgero, Henry Gulick, Henry IIadden,
Charles Fox.
CALEDONIA
Had Republican, Union and Prolibi-
tiontickets, with 4 close mixed result be-
tween the frsttwo. The Prohibition vote
was II. Supervisor, Duane c. Cooper,
Rep. 20 plurality Clerk, Geo. o. Brands,
Union, plu.; Treasurer, John Y. Mar.
tin, on both tickets; Justice, VIM. d.
Brands, Union, IL plu. Highway Com,
Charles McNamera, Union, IA plu.
School Inspector, julius b. Eveleth, Rep.
/ plu. Constables, Franklin ID. Thorp,
Frank Stewart, Frank Kingsbury, Edgar
Conley, all Republicans
CoRUNNA.
The election in this city on Monday was
in several respects, good deal of surprise
party. There were three tickets in the
field, republican, democratic and prohibitions
Mr. \. Il. Nichols, the republican candi-
Gratis. The two democratic candidates for
justices withdrew, leaving the field to the
republican nominees, and i'm the third ward
the republican candidates for supervisor and
alderman were endorsed by the democrats
The democrats elected clerk, treasurer, re-
corder, one constable, supervisor and alder-o
man of the first ward and supervisor of the
second ward. The following are the sue
clerk, Hugh Nichols; treasurer, Frank Pet
tibone; recorder, w. ii. Mumby; justice,
c. j. Gale and +. +. Welch; constables,
John Trumblc (rep.) and Ed. McEvoy,
(dem.) 2d ward supervisor, Geo. O.
Shattuck; alderman, \. ID. Macarthur;
1st ward, supervisor, a. w. Green;
alderman, Harley Haneyr Sd ward, super
visor, Jas. NJ. Goodell; alderman, John
Jarvis.
FAIRFIELD
Elects Democratic Supervisor, bal
ance of the ticket Republican: Super
visor, Aymour E. Shannon, 80 mai.
Clerk, Hudson l.. Miller, 40 Treasurer,
Abraham II. Dunham, "a Justice, full
term, Clement =. Loynes, 0; Highway
Commissioners, VIM. Warner, IS; School
Inspector, VIM. Eames, So Constables,
JAS l.. Jencks, VIM. Ballentine, Eugene
L. Gleason, Charles Cushman.
HAzLEToN.
The republicans elected their entire ticket
by majorities of about so, as follows:
Supervisor, Jacobs; clerk, Easton; treas,
Barrett; highway commissioner, Austin;
school Inspector, Clark; Justice of the Peace,
Miller; Constables, Gorham, Amidon, John
son; Brewer.
MfDDLEBURY.
AS usual the republicans elect the entire
ticket, as follows: Supervisor ID. B. Green,
90; Clerk. Geo. A. Huntoon, 62; Treas,
Geo. l.. VanDyne, 57; Justice, Chas. valen-
tine, ss; School Inspector, w. L. Howard,
81; Commissioner, M. NJ. Clark, 7s; Con-
stables, John Babcock, Chas Snyder Theo.
Fairfield, Geo. Harvey, 81 majority each.
The prohibition vote ran from IA to IS.
Republican majority on state ticket, 7s.
Amendment, for Governors salary, yes III,
no 25. Corporations, yes 3, no II.