Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-09-07


Egbert Fell, Chas. WiSeman, w. 5.
Tracy. JEFF KiuSal.
NEW HAVEN.
A. j. Chambers, Geo. Duerr, &. j.
Chambers, O. f. Richard.
NORTH STAR.
j. w. Mouser, Geo. Dubois, Jesse
Parting, w. + Robertson, L, y. Thib-
audeau.
NORTH SHADE.
John O. Clark, John Jackson, Henry
Moench, n. j. Baker.
PINE RIVER.
Tom Clark, Otto Mey, f. Owens,
Capt. 5 f Gustln.
SEVILLE.
Richard MoileS, John Miller,
Orlando Capin, Edward Berry.
SUMNER.
Henry BanSil, Seneca Sly, ii. NJ.
Woodland, John Forquer, JAS. Holden.
WASHINGTON.
John Bowen, Simon Munson, Jake
Grubaugh, >. n. French.
WHEELER.
w. O. Watson, j. G.. Watson. All
Crawford, Newell Bradford, a. Stone.
Chas. Zubler.
ST. LOUIS.
A. Il. Wheeler Il. V. Froaut.
Parker Merrell, r. A. Moore. +. ii.
Ewell, Dr.. d. Andrews, Rev Il. III.
Turner, A. 5. Mcintyre r. f. Hughes.
Report OF committee on resolutions.
Geo. Sharrar, Seneca Sly and Waiter
Wilton were appointed tellers. The
officers were sworn in and nomina-
tions for sheriff were declared in or
der.
For this office there were nine can
didates: John II. Parrish, OF Wheeler:
J. w. Payne, Of Washington: Elon u.
Potter. OF Hamilton; Chas a. Button,
OF Sumner; L. b. Wolford, Of New
Haven: Douglass COwdrey, Of North
Star: Miles + Heath, OF Ithaca. Cam
Naugle, Of Ithaca, and Delon Flem-
ing, Of Arcadia.
ltrequired three ballots for choice,
Mr.. Parrish winning by vote OF 80
TO Payne 20, Potter g. Button s. VOL
ford I, Cowdry g. and Fleming T.
Among the many excellent candi-
dates suggested, any one OF whom
would have made a strong run, there
was none better than John II Par
IRISH. Mr.. Parrish is man OF wide
ACQUAINTANCE and is held in the high
est esteem. He has repetedly carried
his own town by magnificent majO
ties and will prove tower Of strength
70 the ticket.
Ithaca had several exceptionally
capable gentlemen for the Office Of
probate Judge, but realizing that the
south part Of the county had supeii IT
claims on this place, they refused to
allow their names TO be presented and
Isaac ) Seaver, OF POmpeii, was unan-
imously named for this important
Office. Mr.. Seaver is splendidly quail
tied for the position. A man OF wide
acCu iutance, farmer and business
man. If unimpeachable honesty, sound
JUDGMENT, and wide experience in the
al Illustration OF estates, his nomi-
pa N will appeal To all classes and
partie. as wise and judicious.
a. =. Lanes energetic, accommodate
ing and business-like administration
OF the Office Of county clerk was justly
entitled TO the recognition which ii
re ceived, unanimous denomination.
No other name was mentioned for
the Office 81 county treasurer than
that Of d. L. Sharrar, the present
honest, faithful and efficient incum-
bent, who has won many friends by
his able administration OF the Office
duriag the last two wears and is Justly
deserving OF reelection.
For the Office Of register Of deeds,
Albert II. Lowrey, OF st. Louis, re-
ceived 80 votes on the first ballot, 70
Sidney Beechler. OF Newark, 81, and
w. w. Comstock. OF Emerson, s.
Mr.. Lowrey was declared the unan-
imous nominee. Everybody knows
al" hence everybody knows him u
be splendid type Of Republican. He
is popular, wide-awake, genial, accom-
dating, and as register will make a
record unsurpassed 10y any previous
Incumbent.
! For prosecuting attorney, julius b.
KIRBY and NJ. Z Salter were named
Mr. Kirby received - ballots, Mr.
Salter -, and Mr.. Kirby was declared
the nominee. Two years ago. Mr.
Klroy was fairly elected To this Office
receiving clear majority OF all the
votes cast. He entered upon the dis
DR.. Humphreys
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