Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
Staiemant Of the Boa,d Of
Count CanYassars.
STATE WISCONSIN. ! =,
COUNTY @. Villas. =,

! STATE WISCONSIN,. s.
COUNTY o. Villas. -
We, G. Francis Collaan, County
I Clerk, and Daniel Graham, a County
! Judge, and join Radcliffe, . Deputy
/ Register of Deeds, CT Said County. cor.
/ sistiag Board Of County Canvassers
therefor, Go hereby certify that the
foregoing and within tabular statement
! is correct and true ascompiled from the
| original returns ma6e to the County
Clerk OF said County aad as compared
! Herewith by us, ond that from said re-
turns it appears, at the General Elec-
/ ton held in the several Towns, Wards
Villages, and Election Districts OF said
Counsy, on the Tuesday next succeed
ing the first Moadao, being the third
day OF November, a. d. 1896, the whole
number of votes given in said county,
for Dlectors of Presipent and Vice
President of the United States, was
twelve hundrek and sixteen (1,.16) Of
which number George W. Cate reciey-
ed four hundred and forty-three, Clip
! John Winans four hundred and forty
two, (442) Ernst Merton four hundred
and foorty one, t4I1) Owen King four
| hundred and forty-tWo, GAP Henry J..
s5teinman four hundred and forty-two,
| t443) Michael j. Warner, four hundred
and forty-two, (442) Albincs A. Wors-
ley, four hundred and fortytwo, (442)
| John L. Bean four hunred and forty
two, (442) Herman Naber four hundred
and forty-two, (442) Charles L. Brel1lcn
four hundred and forty-two (4i2)Lester
Woodland four hundred and forty-tWo,
| l42) Christian Roemer four hundred
and forty-tw, (442) Charles f. Cronk
eights(Sl Charles Alexander eight, Isl
Newcornb E. 1'ully eight (s) Henry T..
Miner eight. (8) John G. Martin Char
Is Edward Reed seven, (7l Solomon
Vaaderwalker soven. l7) Alsnon Fran
els Collins seven, ~ John r. Ogden
aeven, (7) John Faviile seven, ~ Hen
~ Eappel seven, (7) Elisha g. Part-
ridge seven, t1j John y. Eclsenius
seven hundred and tifsy three, (753)
Paul DachlnGnd seven hundred and
ifty-three, (753) Ossian N. Pcttlt sew
en- hundred ard ffty-four, )754) Mark
Curtiss seven hundred and iifty-three.
t753l Lewis Boyle seven bundled and
ifty-4hree, 900 ElIicott r. 35illrnaa
seven hundred ard fifty-threc, (753)
William j. Mailman, seven hundred
aud ifty-three, (.53l george d. Breed
seven hundred and ftty-three, (753'
Iver Peterson seven hundred fifty
three, (753l Frederick A. Holman
seven hundred and fffty-three, (753I
Oalzlnan n. Ellis seven hundred and
tifty-three, 1853 Samuel j. Bradford
seven hundred and ffty-three, (753)
Lyman J. Nash nine, ~ John G. Lud-
wig nine, CD John Bupfer nine, (9)
G. Hugo jacob nine, co. George
Krouskop nine. (9) Bedford p. Hop
i1ins nine. l9) Casper H. M. Peterson
William Dicnman nine, (9) Charles
Franz nine, {6) Augustus Ledyard
Smith nine, 90 william f. Shea nine,
t9) Samuel N. Dickinson nine, (9)
Emil Reesch two, t2l Rochus Babnik
two, (2) Charles Weiss two. (2) Fred
Farchmin two, (2l Albert Pippenburg
two. ~ Carl Groeschell two, GU Fred
Bugelman Two, G. Gustav Lauens4ein
two. % John Kettenon two. (2l Chas.
Lachmund two, ~ Paul Reuther two,
Otto Schultz two, ~.
The whole number OF votes given for
Representative in congress foe the
9Th Congressional District was eleven
hundred and ninety-three, -l193r Of
which numbEEr Alexander stewart re-
seven hundred ard thiryy-9hree, 1873
votes; William ". rO'Keefe received
four hundred and tifty-nine, 459-votes;
The whole number of votes given for
! Senator for the Senatorial District,
composed of the counties OF Lincoln,
Langlade, Taylor, Price, Oneida, Villas
4 Forest and Florente was eleven hun
dred and eighty-six, -1186 of which
number Herman r. Fehland received
three hundrep and ninety-two, 1892
votes: Daniel E. Riordan received sew
en- hundred and ninety-four, T9l-votes.
The whole number of votes given for
Member Of Assembly for nhe Assembly
district, composed Of the counties Of
/ Oneida. Price and villas, was eleven
hundred and eighty-six 1861 of which
number Casper Faust received four
hundred and thirty-eight -d38-votes;
Gid H. Clark seven hundred and forty
eight votes.