The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1901-04-05

q. b. Yonng, no opposition; clerk, S. u
Rice; treasurer Y. ID. Hurrell; justice
of peace, Alton Wren; school inspector,
Howard Slocum; member board of re.
view, l.. ID. Morgan; constables, ID. A.
Sutton, VIM. Ward, w. P. Champion,
Ernest Fromm; commissioner highway,
Alfred Taphouse
FAIRFIELD
This township is In the main
democratic. There were some close
contests, especially for constables,
where four candidates are tied with
los each:
For supervisor, Chas. B. Munson, d.,
81; township clerk, Allison e. Dun
ham, d, 1; township treasurer, Fred A.
Durham, d, "a; highway commits
siOner, Lee Head, d, 25; Justice of the
peace full term, Andrew Williams, d,
A; member board of review, John
Johnston, d, 5; school inspector,
Jerome Hoover, d, 7; consta bles, Adel-
bert E. White, d, s; Herbert ]. Full
Ter, r, los; James Purvis, r, los; Ed
win Goodrich, r, s; Oris Bolton, d, los;
Clarence r. Pearce, d, los.
HAZELTON.
The republicans made clean sweep
in Hazelton, electing all their nominees
by large majOrities: Supr., Forest B.
Perry, 108; clerk, w. T. 8. Colby, 81;
treasurer, M. P. Ransom, 1853; highway
commissioner, George Urch, 105; school
inspector, L. j. Kinney, 143; justice,
VIM. b. Moore, 100; justice to fill va.
cancy, Jas. Boyce, 1873; member board
of review, H. E. Callard, 1873; con.
stables. c. p. Bellore, JAS Bassett, Wal
ter l.. Colby, Philo Hughes.
MIDDLEBURY.
Republicans elect entire republican
ticket as follows: Supr., Geo. Stanlake,
3s; clerk. E. r. Vincent, SO; treas, w.
l.. Howard, 35 commissioner, j.. A.
Mckenzie, II; justice, James Dewitt,
35; board of review, Thos. Marvin
school inspector, Charles Q. Stiff, 35.
NEW HAVEN.
The following were elected: Super
visor, f. III. Morris, d; clerk, w. S.
Burge, r; treasurer, r. @. Penabaker,
d; highway commissioner, w. II. Post,
r; board Of review A. Thornton,
r; school inspector, VIM. Kim, r; con-
stables, o. Jewell, o. Krull, w.
Kurrle, f. Williams, all republicans.
The vote on supervisor was close and
the count was not finished until 5
o'clock Wednesday morning. Mr..
Morris received a majority of /.
OwOSsO TOWNSHIP.
Democrats nominated no ticket, and
entire republican ticket was elected as
follows: Supervisor, Frank H Rush;
clerk, Ellison L. Wilbur; treasurer,
Burt G. Launstein; highway commits
sioner, Alexander G. Crane; justice of
the peace, Winfield S. Carson; member
of board of review, Francis M. Shepard;
school inspector, Oliver G.. Launstein;
school inspector, to fill vacancy, Albert
l.. Daley; constables, Samuel Strehl;
George Coakes; Fred Denkert Jr.,
Charles A. Doane.
The following ticket was elected
Monday:
Supervisor, Boutwell,, r, 81; clerk
r, 49,; treasurer, Robson, r,
Isl; highway commissioner, j. Bridger,
r. as; justice, Cobb, r, 81, Blakes, r, 81;
school inspector, Stanley, d, "a; con-
stables, Peckwith, r, -, Erving, r, 80,
r, IA, Ball, d, II.
RUSH.
The democrats captured five of the
eleven offices Monday, James Lynch
leading for supervisor with majority
Of 33. Bristol for commissioner of
schools, received 1870 votes, and the re-
publican state ticket got seventeen ma
iority. The results: supervisor, James
Lynch, d., 80; clerk, Ernest w. Convis
|. ,22 ;treasurer,J Jas. E. Agnew Jr., T., 81
highway Com'r., VIM H. Galloway, d.,
10; justice of the peace, j X. Allen, d.,
l6; member of board review, Geo. w.
huffman, d., IS; school inspector, Fred
W. Smith,. r., 1; constables, Edward
Dellamater, r., 8; Frank Dewitt. r., 2;
Calvin Willoughby. r., g. Fred Keugle,
:, 5.
SCIOTA.
In Sciota the union silver ticket was |
elected, entire, except the last constable !
Who was elected by the republicans.
The prohibitions polled from 30 to 80 |
yotes. The officers elected and pull
alities are as follows: Supervisor, John
J. Vert, 151; clerk, Seymour Platt, ia;
reasurer, William j. Tillitson, SS; |
ustice of peace full term, William II.
sowley, a; highway commissioner,
Albert H. Walker, 81; school inspector,
frank Rohrabacher POS; member board
f review, William Lee, 81; constables,
Vim. w. Bates, 60, John Monroe, 10,
ohm B. Jakaway, 81, Henry Wander
oof, H.
VERNON.
Supervisor, Harry ID. Myers, dem,