The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-17
Board Proceedings.
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m, the legal proclamation having
been given one hour, one-half hour
and one-quarter hour before closing.
The ballots were counted. The
results as given in the poll books
now on file in the township clerk 5
Office, was asccrtained. The board
kept open session until the returns
from precinct No. arrived, The
vote of both precincts were then
consolidated, and the results
promptly disclosed The proper
returns and certified results are
now on file in the Office of the town.
ship clerk, which are as follows:
The whole number Of votes given for Office
Of Justice of the Supreme Court was three
hundred and forty-three, and they were given
for the following persons, viz: Charles ID.
Long one hundred and ninetysix; George l..
,-Yaple, one hundred and seven; DNoab W.
Cheever, seven; Dan =. Foote, twenty-five;
Lester II Chapel three; John o. label, five.
The whole number of votes given for Office of
Regents OF state University was six hundred
and eighty.seven and they were given for the
following persons, viz: William ]. Cocker, one
hundred and nety-seven; Stanley l.. Parkhill
one hundred and five; William W. Tracy, six:
Levi l. Barbour, twenty-ibree; Albert Gran,
Two; Myron o. Graves, five, Charles ID. West,
hve; Charles ID. Lawton, one hundred and
nine y-seven; Thorne hubert, one hundred and
hve: Robert N. Mulboand. eight; Edwin F.
Sweet, twenty-three, Joel Duprey, two; Olson
j. Porter, I'VE; Joshua G. Curtis, four. I he
whole number OF votes given for said Office of
County Commissioner OF schools was three
hundred and sixteen, aud they were given for
the following persons, viz: Johanna NJ Ne
Grath, one hundred and ninety-nine: and
Martin J. McKanna, one hundred and seven.
teen The whole number of votes given for
ana against the proposed amendment TO the
constitution relative to the salary OF the attor-
Dey general was on hundred and thirly .se ven,
vi winch number one hundred and twenty.Vne
votes Contained the word Yes" and Yer.
given for said amendment: and sixteen votes
contained the word NO aud were given
against said amendment. The whole number |
OF votes given for and against the proposed !
amendment to the coust ituton relative to pro- |
$idinS for a board of auditors for Kent county |
was seventyseyen, Of wD.rh number siSty.oDe
votes contained the word Yes" and were
given for said amendment, and sixteen votes
contained the word mo" ana given ,
against said amendment. The whole number
of votes gwen for said Office of supervisor was
three hundred and siXty.two, and they were
given for the following persons, viz: John F, |
Hollinger, one hundred and sixty-ninc, John
Campbell, one hundred and ninety three The !
whole number of votes given for said Office of
township clerk was three hundred and sixty,
ana tney were gwen Tor the following persons,
viz: stephen T. Harris, one hundred aud
seventeen Iht Martin NOctsch, one hundred
and eigh. two. The whole number of votes
given o.. said Office of ownship treasurer was
Lnrce hundred and buy-ninc, ana they were
given for the following persons: William r, /
MenEe. two hundred and thirty eight, George !
Trudeau, one hundred and twenty-one. The !
whole number of votes given for said Office of
G mmisSoncr of highways was three hundred |,
al forty scven anu they were given for the :
following persons, viz: Robert Is. Reynolds, I
Two hundred and seventeen, Charles PlcOrU, :
one hundred aud thirty. The whole nuIaber |
Of votes given for said Office Of school inspect
or was three hundred and nifty eight, and they (
were given for the following persons, viz: !
James q. Turner, one hundred and ninety four,
Herman j. Seitert,one hundred and sixty-four.
The whole humbcr of votes given for said uf-1
hce Of member of board OF education was
three hundred and nifty eight, and they were
given for the following persons, viz: John II
EdgertOn, one hundred and ninety eight, Allen
Johnston, one hundred aud sixty. The whole
number Of votes given for said offices of
Justice Of the peace WAS seven hundred and
fourteen, add they were given for the follow
ing persons, viz: Fun term, John O'Connor.
two hundred and fourteen, Philip Dexter, one
hundred ana forty'fonr; short term. Benz amin
Brink, one hundred and ninety nine, John q.
McRernan, one hundred and ffy.seven. The
whole number OF votes given for said Office of
meuiber board Of review was three hundred
and hfty-seven, and they were given for the |
following persons, viz: George w. Moore, ono
hundred and ninety three, Thomas Brady, one
hundred and sixty.four. The whole number OF
votes given for said Offices of ovcrseer of high.
ways was twelve hundred and thirty one, aud
they were given for the following persons, viz:
william owen, one hundred and ninety-two,
Daniel Asher, one hundred and sixty.fOur: |
Andrew ID Murphy one hundred and ninety-two
Eupheme Goodreau, one hundred aud sixty
four; John Patrick, one hundred and ninety |
i've; JeI niah Deault, one hundred and sixty, !
Edward Nichols, one hundred and sixty four.
The whole number Of votes given for said
Offices of constable was fourteen hundred and
hftCen, IN tn " we've -ivcn for the following
PERSONS, viz: Alphonse Moreau, one hundred
and eighty nine, John Rothwell, one hundred
and eighty-fve; John Holiday. one hundred
and nincty-onc, George Sansregret, one hun
bred and seventy seven; James ii. Holiday,
one hundred and siSty'hve, Charles Smith one
hundred and siSty-eight; Michael Heath, one
hundred and sixty.twO. The whole number OF
!Otes given for said Office of pouudmaster was
three hundred and hfty-hve, and they were
rivcn for the following persons, viz; Joseph
Wolf, one hundred and eighty.seven, William
Thomas, one hundred and siXty-cight.
We, the uudersi sned, do hereby certify that
the following per sons mentioned below were
duly elected and declared township officers of
the Township of L'Anse, County OF Baraga
md State of Michigan, for the several terms
prescribed by law, towt:
To the Office of supervisor, John Campbell:
To the Office OF township clerk, Martin Voetsch:
To the Office of township treasurer, William I.
Henge: tn the Office of school inspector, James
g. Turner ; To the Office OF member of board OF
sducation, John II. Edgerton; to the o flee of
Of highways, Robert II. Rey-
nolds; to the once of justice Of the peace (ful
iermD John O'Connor; to the ofice OF justice OF
he peace 10 NIL vacancy, Benjamin Brink; ,
10 the four Offices of constabies, Alphonse
Noreau, John Rothwell, James A. Smith, John 1
to the Office OF member board of REL ,
seers of highways, district I, william Owen, {
district 2, Andrew ID. Murphy, district 2, John {