The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-04-06
THE ELECTION.
The Republicans Gain one Supervisor 1
Van Buren, County.

The Republicans Gain one Supervisor i'm
Van Buren, County.
Our space is limited and we can only
give brief report of Mondays work.
PAW PAW.
Supervisor-W Killefer 403; G.. w.
Young 1S9; h. n. Douglass II.
Clerk-Fred Cookbook 1913; III. f..
Shaefer 260; A. Hutchins 10.
Treasurer-Ela Curtis 81; j. H..
Waters go; M. p. Allen Is.
Justice of the peace-B. O'Dell 326;
Geo. +. Prater $50; III. p. Nelson II.
Highway Com.,-G. w. Lee 800;
Julian Sheldon 255; VanDevere 10.
Drain Com.,-G. Il. Sherrod 319;
Henry Hinckly 261; Chaplin Burt Is.
School Inspector-W. l.. Curtis 81;
Arthur Burt 262; A. Hutchins 10.
Board of Review two years-W. A.
Crandall 80; Geo. Lyle 265; ID. Wood
man 10.
Board of review one year,. Davey
317: G.. p. Rawson 263; A. Brown 10.
Counstables-L. w. Whitbeck 294;
Payne 1903; F.. B. Lord 300; James f..
Kingsnorth 319; l.. w. Slovenian 291;
II. w. McCabe 253; w. r. Shrine go;
Wesley Thomas 264.
AUTHORIZATIONS.
The following appropriations were
voted: $1,000 were voted for new iron
bridges over the race on Kalamazoo
street, and over the river on North
street.
For highway purposes $500.
Crawling $500.
Plastering town hall $50.
Township purposes $1,000.
THE COUNTY.
DECATUR-Three tickets in the field
Democratic, Republican and Peoples,
w. K. VanHise, republican, was elected
supervisor and took with him the
entire ticket VanIIise has 81 majority.
HARTFoRD-Henry Spaulding, repub
lican defeated Doyle, union. Entire re-
publican ticket elected by majorities
ranging from 30 to 80.
COLOMBIA j. NJ. Gray, Democrat,
was reelected supervisor by a good
majority; balance of ticket republican.
ANTwERP-H p. Waters republican,
was reelected supervisor, balance re-
publican ticket elected by large
majority.
PORTER Entire republican ticket
elected, j. Marshall, supervisor.
ALMENA-W. f. French, democrat,
was elected supervisor by majority.
Republicans elected balance of ticket.
BLooMINGDALE-En Entire republican
ticket elected, l. Robinson, supervisor.
BANGoR-P. j. Dillman, democrat,
was reelected supervisor by large ma
iority; Republicans took balance of
ticket.
HAMILTON Peoples ticket elected
entire. Willard Phillips, supervisor.
prNu Gpnvr Eptira nnhlicap
ticket elected by large majorities. j. G..
McFellon. reelected.
South HAvEN-Republicans sweep
the board. James III. johnson was elected
supervisor.
CovERT-All republican. j. Gunsaul,
returned as supervisor.
ARLINGToN-O. T.. Cox, reelected
supervisor. Entire ticket republican.
KEELER-Republican elected entire
ticket, o. Dannefel, supervisor.
GENEvA-Mr. Tolles, republican, elected
supervisor, whole republican ticket
elected.
LAwRENCE-As usual the republicans
elected everything, A. U. Barnes super
visor.
WAvERLY-E. A. Chase, supervisor,
and r. E. Hutchins, Highway com
missioner, were elected on the union
ticket, republicans were given the
balance.
The political completion of the board
of supervisor now stands II republican
to 6 opposition republican gain of
one: Following is the list:
Almena, w. f. French, ID.
Antwerp III. p. Waters, II.
Arlington, o. r.. Cox, II.
Bangor, p. j. Dillman, ID.
Bloomingdale. Isaac Robertson, r.
Columbia, j. NJ. Gray, ID.
Covert, Jacob Gunsaul, r..
Decatur, VIM. X. Van Hise, r..
Geneva, M. Tolles, II.
Hamilton, Willard Phillips, Peoples.
Hartford, Henry Spaulding, r.
Keller, A. Dannefel, r.
Lawrence, A. u. Barnes, r.
Paw Paw, VIM. Killifer, ID.
Porter, John Marshall, II.
Pine Grove, j. G.. McFellen, r.
South Haven, James johnson, r.
Waverly, f. A. Chase, ID.