The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-04-09

The following is the result ia the city:
For Supervisor, John Mahnke, 1j9,
Joseph Blegel A; Alderman, I. G. Buer
static, 157; Fred Voglsang, ii; Justice
of the Peace, Hubert Falge, 1863; Edward
Weinschenk. 81. The:. second person
named for each Office ran on the pOpulist
ticket. The first was the nominee of the
cItizens' caucus, the democrats 1ndorsDg.
The republicans did not indoTse but
nominated theisame parties. The citizens
eicket received y votes. the republicans,
II, a very proper rebuke for the latter in
exhibiting petty, partisan spirit when
movement of such consequence as non
partisan nominations was in augarated.
Fourth ward, Supervisor. Democratic,
Henry Mulholland, 81 Peoples, Joseph
/ Hostility, q; Republican, Oscar 4. Alter
+ 10 In the following the party is in the
same order as those above given: Alder
man. William Croll. 81 William PiOekel-
man, 20; Wenzel Krainik. 12l; Justice of
/ the Peace, John Smith, lSl; Constable,
I. j. Pierce, III: COe Birdsall. II; Jere
ReardOp, 90.
Fifth ward The order of mention,
Democratic, PEOPLES Party, Republican,;
Supervisor, Otto Gerpheide, So; August
Benin, II; Oscar Llndholm. 80; Alderman,
G. @ Ertz, &c; ems Aumann, Go; G. L.
Hacker, 30; Justice of the Peace. Ernst,
Schmidlcke, SO: Mike KIeman, SO; Con-
stable, Walter Pellet, 60; H. Guestorf,
80; Carl Radenz, fl.
Third ward. The Citizens ticket in
this ward was identical with the demo-
cratic with the exception that Edward
RaeGber was substituted for Joseph
Auermlller for Alderman; the order is
democratic, peoples republican. Super
visor, Chris. Gielow, III. Henry Martens
1853; Alderman. Joseph Auermlller, 90,
Chris Tegen. A. G. Levenhagen. 1906,
Edward RaueDer. %: .Ju stica Of the Peace
p. ". Wieboldt, 218: Constable Henry
Schweitzer, 49,, Henry Sadler, -, Joe. |
W1llinger 13l.
2nd ward. Supervisor, Peoples, II. |
OConnOr, II. republican, Joseph vii !
lott, 100; Alderman, Clarence Small
ley, l22: Justice of the Peace, H. l..
Markham, lib, John Lantry, Is; Con
stable r. T. Blake, I16, J. L. Hemp |
ton l..
9th ward. Supervisor, John Beech
er, 56. II. Lorenzen, 81, G. ToTison,
Is; Alderman, T. Heyroth, 81, ". G. |
Beasant, 80; Constable, L. c. Hollen-
beck. IS Simon Sladky, %
THERE were no party contests III the
several towns Of this county in TUESDAYS
election. The towns select whom they
deem the best men and party ties are
ignored The following are the persons
elected to Offices Of something more than
local interest:
CentarvIlle, Chairman, Fred. Iacobi;
Clerk, L. Sachse; Treasurer. Chas Bohr:
Assessor, Conrad hIelsmeIr.
Meme, Chairman. VIM. Fem; Clerk,
". j. Jenkins; Treasurer Mich. Hauch:
Assessor, Carl kalb
Schleswig. Chairman, C.R.Z Jrn; Clerk,
Henry Nietmeyer; Treasurer, Charles
STANCE; Asses sOr, John Rarth.
ManItowoc, Chairman, Chris. Muth;
Clerk, VIM. Geutgen; Treasurer, Rudolph
Oestrich; Assessor Moritz KEEL.
Newton, Chairman, Thomas Gretz;
Clerk, Ernst Hruettner; Treasurer. Ernst
Rodewald: Assessor. Fred Groll.
Two Rivers Chairman, Thomas Ne
Carly: Clerk, John Sechrist; Treasurer
Henry Funk; Assessor, John Bugler.
RockIand, Chairman, Albert MoeGe,
Clerk, Frank Kulalrom; Treasurer, Her
man Rnsch.
Franklin, Chairman, 10. KelIner; Clerk,
Joseph Lahorik; Treasurer, John Rez
meek; Assessor, Matt Keehan.
Kiel, Chairman, j. G.. Miller; Clerk, \.
Lindauer; Treasurer, VIM. VogeI: As
sc ssor, J. Re1chardt.
Maple Grove, Chairman. ". g. NJ aertz;
Clerk, Joseph Krezenesky; Treasurer,
j Z. Nolan; Assessor, Charles Jonas.
Reedsville. President, Emil Schultz
Chairman, Albert Mueller; Clerk f. O.
kiehl; Treasurer, Edwin JAM; Assessor,
Emil March.
Mishicott, Chairman Bruno Mueller;
Clerk, Herman Stein; Treasurer George
Jindra; Assessor, Charles Rezba.
Gibson, Chairman, August Stuck;
Clerk, Henry Heap; Treasurer. Wenzel
Hostak: Assessor, John Strauf,
Kossuth, Chairman, Thomas Mohr;
Clerk, John Even; Treasurer, Louis
Hassman: Assessor, John Scbrimpf.
Cato. Chairman, Michael Pankratz;
Clerk. p, II. Lyons; Treasurer, Thomas
Meany: Assessor, Ell AttrlGge.
Two Greeks, Chairman, Henry Lehr-
man: Clerk, W A. Tomek; Treasurer,
Peter Barta; Assessor, John krause.
Liberty, Chairman, X L. Roble: Clerk
L !
Assessor, Fred Luetzky.
Eaton, Chairman, Frank Shad; Clerk
John Koeck; Treasurer, 4. Schnorr; AS
SCISSOR, A. Mechmann.
COoperstown. Chairman, \. Arens;
Clerk, Z. Noonan; Treasurer, Martin
Kiutek; Assessor, Martin Sladky.
City of Two Rivers, Mayor. Louis
Zander. Treasurer, John Mosler, As
SCISSOR, Charles kirsch.
Supervisors, LIST ward, Edmund !
Courchene, Ind ward, Fred Schwartz. I
Bed ward Fred Tegen.
ManitowocRapids, Chairman, David !
Sheldon; Clerk, ED Schaffland;
Treasurer, VIM. BIeser: Assessor,
Matthias Specht.
The members Of the county board !
elected in the city Of ManitoWoc are,
1st ward John GIahnkc, 2nd Joseph |
Willott, Bird Ca Gielow, 4th Oscar |
A Alter, 9TH Otto Oerpheide, 9th John |
Boecher, It'll Joseph Wachowitz.
a tremendous amount of work was
done IN the Shove case last week. A
large number of witnesses were examined. !
I. &. Shove occupied the greater part of
Friday with his testimony. Schmitz and
ChIoupek are pretty we'll weaued with
their labors. Schmltz looked on Sunday
as if he had just been through severe
fit Of sickness, SO thoroughly exhausted
was be.
The taking of evidence was concluded
on Friday evening, and Chloupek opened
the argument for the state Saturday.
He took the whole forenoon and q portion
Of Monday morning.
ATTORNEY Goldberg completed his
arguments in the Shove case yester-
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