The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-04-11

Campbell 80 67 10 Ia
Earle 81 6S II IA,
Chase III 10 q g
Wilcox 12 12 5 2.
SUPERVISORS AND ALDERMEN.
1st ward supervisor, A. Green 145; III
Green Q. Alderman: full term, Mason 81
Faurot SO; Sanford Z; to fill vacancy, Cor
nell II; Clark II; Nickels 8.
I'd ward supervisor, Mcbride 81; Shat
tuck S5; Ford 4. Alderman, Northway 80
Lowe 81; Leland IL.
Sd ward: supervisor, Goodell 81; Mar.
shall T. Alderman, Eveleth 80; Dyer IA:
| Currier 5.
! ANTRIM.
Election quiet. Republicans elect their
entire ticket except supervisor and highway
commissioner, which are democrat and were
elected by 80 and maj. respectively. On
balance republican majority, about 80. Re-
suit as follows: Supervisor, j. l.. Jarrad;
Clerk, T. f. Burtnett; Treasurer, Jas. Ath-
ertOn; highway commissioner, Patrick Jor-
| dan; drain commissioner, Calvin Howard;
| justice, Myron +. Beard; school inspector,
ID. p. Ellsworth; board of review, two
years. a. Trowbridge; one year, Moses
Fuller.
BENNINGTON.
There were three tickets i'm the field,
republican, prohibition and farmers and
laborers'. The latter ticket was elected by
large majorities, as follows: supervisor,
Philip V. NJ. BotsfOrd "a; clerk, Henry w.
VanLieu Ill; treasurer, Benjamin B.
Hardy SS; justice Of the peace, full term,
Benjamin b. Hardy (also on Republican
ticket 247; justice, to fill vacancy, William
w. Byerly 104; members board of review,
two years, )amas A. Chaplin 103; one year.
Peter j. Beardslee 105; commissioner of
highway, Conrad Freigle 1911; drain COM
missioner, Joseph II. Gillett (also on the
republican ticket 244; school inspector,
Howard ID. Thompson 101; school inspec-
tor, to fill vacancy, Stillman c. Waugh (also
on the republican ticket 25S: constables:
Charles Clyne, 106; Clayton Thomas 1O5;
II. Parks Hardy 1O4; Harrison Bugbee (also
on republican ticket 25S.
BURNS.
This town started off with a straight
prohibition ticket, but muddle arose,
and correspondent writes that it was
committed tn the flames. There was a
fusion of republicans, patrons ofindustry
and prohibtionists, and the result was,
the straight democrat and greenback
ticket came off with complete victory AS
follows: Supervisor, Austin T.. Rich
ards, 1852; clerk, Bowman S. Williams,
10; treasurer, VIM. Rowley, 203 JUS
tice. full term, John T.. Martenus, l60
justice to fill vacancy, Jerry Joslyn. IA
highway commissioner, VIM. Lahring,
l42 drain commissioner, Fred Smith 126;
school inspector, Mary Anderson, ll3
board of review one year, Samuel w.
Arthur, 144 for two years, Thompson
H. Reeves, 1872; constables, Thomas
Mclaughlin, VIM. Vaughan. George w.
Badgero, Charles L. Fox, majorities
about as above.
CALEDONIA
Elecled Farmers and Laborers' tick
ct except as noted below: Supervisor.
Duane c. Cooper (rep one msjority
clerk, George y. Brands, 8; treasurer,
VIM. ID. Brands, 1S; highway commits
sioner, John jenkins. % ; jnstice, Schuy
Ter Ferris. 23 school inspector. Samuel
NJ. Kerby (.ep.) 4S; drain commissioner,
Charles Mcnamara, board of review,
! year, Fred Hintze, l6; 2 years, Isaac
n. Moss 20 constables, M. Benjamin
Palmer, l6, Chancey S. Wallace, 10, Peter
Bartell, Is.
FAIRFIELD
Elects democrats Supervisor. Av-
mour +. Shannon treasurer, Charles b.
Munson highway commissioner, Gil
bert sawyer; drain commissioner, VIM.
Haylock board of review years, Park
Scott republicans clerk, Cassius Loy-
mes Justice full term, Frank Cushman
school inspector, Geo, w. Pearce con-
Cusb man, Nehemiah Austin.
HAZLETON.
Three tickets in the field, republican,
union. prohibition. The successful ones
were: supervisor, William f. Jacobs (repub-
lican and union) 1856; clerk, Aaron Hause
(union) 20; treasurer, John II. Comfy |
(union) 81; justice, James Fee (union and |
A; highway commissioner, Har-
YER j. Patterson (rep.) 65; drain icomms-
sioner, Harvey Boyce (rep. and union) 26S
member board of review, one year, Robert |
Easton (union and rep.) 264; one year,
Francis +. Brewer (union) 90; school
Inspector. Bobert Easton (union) 38; censta-
Robert Moore (union) 40; Henry Amidon
Iunion) 81; Donald Carmichael (union) %.
MIDDLEBURy.
The election was exciting with two tickets
N the field, republicans and patrons of
The former ticket was success
ul. electing all its nominees by majorities
Is follows: Supervisor, David b. Green is;
,lerk, George A. Huntoon 15; treasurer,
James II. VanDyne o; school inspector,
Wilbur l.. Howard 10; highway commits
,ioner, William G. Stiff 10; justice of the
PEACE, Slas b. Southworth 25; justice to Gil
BOARD of review, two years, William A.
Merrill 22; one year, Edgar G. Croswell 20;