The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1896-04-10
ANTRIM.

The entire republican ticket was elected by o
large majority, Austin Trowbridge receiving 20
mai. for supervisor; Walter II. Skinner clerk;
Gilbert J.. Cole, treasurer; c. M. Fuller, high
way commissioner
BENNINGTON.
But one ticket appeared en- the official ballot,
the prohibition ticket being filed with the coun-
ty clerk instead Of the town clerk. But LOG
votes were polled, all for the republican ticket.
Supervisor, F.. G. Morrice; clerk, Arthur p.
Strong; treasurer, James A. Armstrong; high
way commissioner Jabez w. Hibbard; drain
commissioner, Leonard Grouse; school inspect
or, Frank b. Day; justice, Brayman H. Taylor
member board OF review, Leonard Crouse con-
stables. William c. Freigel Thomas Grinolds,
Charles Bease, Fred S. Warner.
CALEDONIA,
The republicans easily defeated their oppon-
ents-the prohibitionists Supervisor j. Y.
Martin had 70 majority Clerk, F. M. Kay;
treasurer, Chas. Wren highway commissioner,
]. +. Bilhimer.
FAIRFIELD.
The republicans elected their entire ticket
except treasurer by majorities running from 10
TO 40. Supervisor, e. W. Washburn; clerk, A.
I. Colby; treasurer, c. b. Munson; highway
commissioner, Jas. Hyde.
HAZELToN.
This township elected the entire republican
ticket with the exception of supervisor, Austin
w. Cronk, democrat, who was elected to sue.
ceed himself. The majorities are: Supervisor,
A. w. Cronk, 8; clerk, w. F.. Beatty, III; treas
urer, Geo. T. Miller, 101; highway commission.
er, Charles Caldwell, 46 drain commissioner,
Robert Garner, &C.
NEW HAVEN.
The prohibition ticket was elected. except
highway commissioner, by majorties averaging
about go Supervisor Morris had SO mai; clerk,
w. S. Burge; treasurer, w. j. Williams; high
way commissioner r. G. PenabalSer
OWOSSO
Supervisor, Frank II. Rush; clerk, Ellison T..
Wilbur; treasurer, Charles r. Woodin; high
way commissioner, Alexander G. Crane; mem
ber board of review, Leonard S. Bowles Justice,
John w. Dewey; school inspector, Bert G. Laun-
stein; drain commissioner, Winfield S. Carson
constables Oliver Launstein, Jeddediah II.
Van Hoten, Joseph G. AFFORD Samuel Strehl.
The republican ticket was the only one in the
field and was elected by 75 straight.
PERRY.
The republicans elected their entire ticket as
follows: Supervisor, John A. Morrice; clerk,
Fl. 81. Hawley; treasurer, l.. G. Watkins jus.
tice, Isaac Osborn; highway commissioner
James Bridger; school inspector, Thos. Stan.
Icy; drain commissioner, Edward Burk; board
OF review, S. e. Watkins.
SHIAwASSEE.
The democrats elected supervisor by 9and
justice by 80 plurality, and the republicans the
balance of the ticket Supervisor, Il. M. Euler
clerk, H. w. Parker; treasurer, Frank Sargent
justices, p. b. Reynolds, Allen Goodall high
way commissioner, VIM. Gunderman
wooDHULL.
Election passed off very quietly the democrats
electing their entire ticket as follows:
Supervisor, David Houghton :. clerk, Cass NJ
Shaft; treasurer, Sarsfeld Corcoran; justice OF
the peace, VIM. G. Kent; commissioner of high.
way, Edward M. Curtis; drain commissioner
Sarsfleld Corcoran; school Inspector, Edwin NJ
Durant; board of review, George NJ. Colby; con.
stables, Alphonso Harkness Ephraim H. Hart
George Nj. Colby, Alfred.F. Tyler.
VENICE.
The election In Venice was very close, the
democrats electing everything but highway
commissioner and two constables. Supervisor
Hiram Reed, majority 49,; clerk, VIM. Stewart
l2; treasurer, Hiram Stewart, IL; highway com
missioner, Geo. Chavey, IS; drain commission
er, Luther Louclxs, II; board OF review, T. L.
Cronkhite, 3: justice, w. II. Turk 26; school in.
spector, @. ID. Yerian, 13; constables, VIM. Cald
WELL 8, Richard Hanna, 8, VIM. Mann 90, Ray
Ellis, 12.
BURNS.
Four tickets were In the held:-Democrati
republican, prohibition and peoples. The two
latter polled about ~ and so votes respectively.
The vote was exceedingly close and recount on
supervisor and member of board of review will
probably be held as it is claimed enough ballots
were Improperly marked to change the result on
these two officers. Following is the VOTE the re-
publcans being first given:
Supervisor
W NJ 10y
.. CHaHee l49
Clerk,
v. D Royce lbO-49
V. H. Stark. lO6
Treasurer
II. y. MEIER .l52-13
e. CrOsDy
Justice of the Peace
Perry
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