The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-04-06
T H d r. Il 8 u L T..



the iield-Republican and Peoples, and
an unusually heavy vote was p0lled.
The result Is very gratifying tn the Re-
publicans, as they find themselves with
good working majority in the town
ship over all opposition.
John Mutchlei is reelected super
visor by III plurality over Henry Dill
man, Dem, and W. II. Goss, Peoples,
and the entire Republican ticket re-
ceived about the same treatment. Thos.
M. Harvey, clerk; Clarence ID. Rich
mond, treasurer.
BLOOMINGDALE.
Same old story - Republican clear
through by majorities ranging from
1919 TO n. DAVID II. Smith, supervisor;
Chas. III. Miller, clerk: Frank w. Hub
bard, treasurer; james Mcdowell, JUS
tice; Milan Virgins, school Inspector;
Archibald Lyle, board of review; Eras-
tus Cone, highway com'r; JAS. Thomp-
son, drain cOm'r; Erastus Cone, Arch ID.
Smith, VIM. l.. Walker, FL. Speicher,
constables.
COLUMBIA.
Three tickets were in the field-Re-
pulcan, Peoples and Independent.
Amasa NJ Brown, for supervisor, and
the entire Republican ticket is elected
by pluralities of about 100. Dewey
Rogers, clerk; s. b. Gross, treasurer;
N. ii. Adams, Justice; Reuben Good
rich, highway com'r.
COVERT
Jacob Gunsaul again leads the Repub-
lican hosts to victory, every man on the
ticket being elected by from 139 to 81
majority. Jacob Gunsaul, supervisor;
Truman A Lampson. clerk; Jno. Howe,
treasurer; L. b. Randall, justice; James
g. McCabe, highway com'r; George III.
Barker, drain com'r; John Nj. IruaX,
board of review; Frank +. Rood, school
inspector.
DECATUR.
Decatur has redeemed herself by the
election of VIM X. Van Hse, Rep, as
supervisor over Frank Lindsey, Dem,
by the handsome majority of l15. The
balance of the ticket, excepting clerk,
is also Republican by something smaller
majorities VIM. High, Dem, defeated
Perry Nj. Young, Rep, for clerk by III
majority. A. III. Huyck, treasurer; r.
Cobetzer, Justice; +. p Hill and Alex.
McWilliams, board of review; b. w.
Clark, highway comr; Frank Carpen-
ter, drain comm'r; Barney Mahoney,
Norman Hamlin, Arthur Howe, Frank
Rosewarne, constables.
GENEVA.
A division in the ranks of the Repub-
lican party, brought about by some
local misunderstanding, put two Re-
publican tickets in the field II the regu
lar ticket headed by Gilbert Mitchell
and the "Citizens" by Varnum III. Dill
ley. The latter was elected by one ma
jority, while the balance of the regular
Republican ticket went through by ma
jorities ranging from "a to 1872. George
II. Reeve, clerk; Geo. Chambers, treas
urer; Edmund +. Bates, highway com
missioner.
HAMILTON.
Here's a break. Three tickets in the
Democrat and Peo-
pies. Willard f. Phillips is reelected
supervisor by 90 plurality, and the bal
ance of the Peoples ticket 10y from 10
To 49, Ed. l.. Cady, clerk G. w. Byers,
treasurer; Grace A. Osborn, school in
spector; Milo j. Barton, highway com.
HARTFORD,
A. p. McWilliams is reelected super
visor by 124 over Doyle, Populst, and
the entire Republican ticket carries by
about the same vote. j. r.. Sweet,
Clerk; William Bennett, treasurer; &.
Z. Youells, highway commissioners.
KELLER.
Two tickets in the field-Rcpublica
and Populist, the latter drawing to its
support, as our correspondent puts it,
the socialists, anarchists, and all the
rest of the Democratic party in the
town, mastering an aggregate OF "a
votes for their supervisor. But Adolph
Danneffel headed the Republican col
umn and every man on the ticket was
elected with hurrah! Majorities about
80. j b. Merritt, clerk; A. y. Dun
combe, treasurer; James +. burden,
Justice; Thos Hare, highway com'r.
LAWRENCE.
Three tickets were in the field in
Lawrence - Republican, Democratic
and Peoples-headed respectively by
Arson u. Barnes, Isaac Monroe and
Dallas Ferris. The Republican ticket
was elected throughout by pluralities
ranging from l79 IN 30 A. u. Barnes,
supervisor; John b. Potter, clerk; Mad
isOn Ii. Plopper, Treasurer; Chas. Rock
well and Eli ID. MCGOWAN, justices;
Rowland Place, highway com'r; l.. j
Dane, drain com'r; Fred Gage, school
inspector; Frank Neon and Albert
Simmons, board of Ieview; y. p. Lam
phear, Chas. Jacobs. Charles Cook,
Henry A. White, constables.
PINE GROVE.
j. G.. McFellen, supervisor, and a
clean Republican ticket throughout,
elected by majorities ranging from SO
to 30. G.. A. Wilkinson, clerk; &. M.
Kingsley, treasurer; w. III. Crosby and
Frank Keefer, justices; Frank Cham
berlin, highway com'r; Harry Bramblee,
drain com'r; Alison Hyames, board of
review.
PORTER.
This thing is getting monotonous, but
here she goes: Straight Republican all
down the line from supervisor to fourth
constable. John Marshall is reelected
supervisor by 80 majority, and the en-
tire Republican ticket but two or three
behind him. j. e.. McLain, clerk; Chas
I.,1i