Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-11-19
BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
November Term. 1902.

Be 1t remembered, That on the 10th day of No.
general election, the Board met in regular session.
Present:-Thos. Lindsay, chairman; S. p. Carter
and f. L. Durey, members and H. E. Stetson,
County Auditor.
At the hour of twelve o'clock, the Board pro-
coed to open and canvass the, votes cast at the
general election, held on the 4th day of November,
1902, and find that for the Office of secretary Of
state there were (s4ls) votes cast Of which WIN.
b. Martin received twenty hundred and ninety
one (2O9I votes, Richard Burke received eleven
received one hundred and twenty u2O) votes, W
A. Jacobs received thirteen (13).
For the office of auditor Of state there were
thirty hundred and eighty eight votes cast o.
and seveAty-seven (207O votes, j. s. McLuen re-
ceiyed eleven hundred seyenty-nine u179) votes,
John W. Leedy received one hundred and nine.
teen dl9), Il. j. Grant received thirteen Cs).
For the office of treasurer of state there were
thirty-three hundred and eighty nine votes cast OF
which Gilbert s. Gllbertson received twenty hun
dred and seventy-seyen (207O votes. A. W. Hon re.
ceiyed eleven hundred and seventy. eight Q17S
votes, F. p. Fetter received one hundred and
twelve Q2) votes.
For the Office of attorney general there were
thlrty-three hundred and ninety votes cast Of
which Chas. w. Mullan received twenty hundred
and seventy-seven (2U77) voces, John d. Dennisor
jr. received eleven hundred and seventy eight
(ll7s) votes, j. P. Ferguson received one hundred
fourteen Q4) votes
For the office of judge of the supreme cour
there were thirty three hundred and ninety fonl
(3394) votes cast of which Scott NJ. Ladd received
twenty hundred and eighty-two (2OS2) votes
| Thomas Stapleton received eleven hundred ant
seventy-nine Ql59l votes, j. A. A.. Harvey receive E.
Shank received twelve (12) votes.
For the Office of judge of supreme court, to fl
vacancy, there were thrty-two hundred ant
eigh weight (32SS) votes cast of which Chas. A
Bishop received twenty hundred and ninety.one
(so9l) votes, j. Il. Quick received eleven hundred
/ yota
| For the office of clerk of supreme court there
were thirty-three hundred and seventy-eight vote,
cast Of which John c. Crockett received twenty
| Trip received eleven hundred and seventy-foul
| l174) votes, Il. A. Graves received one hundred
and nineteen Qlg votes, A. M. Larson received
twelve (12) votes.
| For the office of reporter of supreme court there
were thirty.three hundred and eighty-three vote.
cast OF which Wendell A. Cornwall received
l twenty hundred and seventy-three CsO73) votes
John F. Dalton received eleven hundred and
seventy-nine ql79) votes, w. P. Briggs received
| Luebbe received thirteen (l3) votes.
| For the Office of railroad commissioner there
were thirty-three hundred and eighty.seven vote.
cast Of which Edward A. Dawson received y twent,
benson received eleven hundred and eighty
eight Qlss) votes, e. II. Albright received one
hundred and twenty Q2o) votes, j. S. Larimor re-
For the office Of representative for the Ord con
| gressional district there were thirty-three hun
urea anu nlty VOtes CAST OF winch benjamin
p. Birdsall received twenty hundred and forty.
seven (204O votes, Horace Boies received twelve
hundred and eghty.four Q2sD votes, John A.
| Earl received one hundred and seven Q07) votes,
II. A. Lymburner received eleven Cl) votes, Eph.
/ rain j. Dean received one (1) vote.
For the office Of judge Of district court there
| were sixty-three hundred and forty-eight votes
cast of which Franklin G. Plat received twenty.
one hundred and five t2l05) votes, A s. Blair re.
ceived twenty hundred and seventy-eight (2O7S)
votes, Charles l.. Everett ten hundred and riIty.
one Q06D votes, r Williamson eleven hundred
| and four Cl04) votes.
For the office of clerk of the district court there
were thrtyfour hundred and fifty (3450) votes cast
of which John Georgen received seventeen hun,
dred and Lightweight q77s) votes. WIN. J, Davis
received fifteen hundred and seventy seven (i577)
votes, j. p Martndale received eighty-nve (s5j
votes.
For the Office of county recorder there were thir
ty-three hundred and seventeen (3317) votes cast
Of which John Latlmer received twenty.one hun
dred and fftysix (2l56) votes, Charles Furman re.
ceived eleven hundred and seventy (ll70) votes,
I Charles Ricketts, received ninety-one (Sl) votes
tyfour hundred and twenty-nine (3429) votes cast,
of which Roy B. Davis received twenty-one hun.
dred and twenty-one (2l2D votes, Geo. Staehle jr.
received twelve hundred and seventeen (12l7)
votes, +. B. Peet received ninety-one (9l) votes.
For the office Of county attorney there were thir-
ty-three hundred and twenty-five (3325) votes cast,
Of which A. M. Cloud received twenty hundred
and flfty-seyen (2O5) votes, Hubert Carr received
twelve hundred and sixty-eight Q2G8) votes.
aFor the office Of county supervisor there were
thirty-four hundred and six votes cast, of which
s. P. Carter received sixteen hundred and nineteen
Q6l9) votes, james LeGassck received seventeen
hundred and twelve Q7l2) votes, Fred Densmore
received seysnty-hye (75) votes.
The following named persons having received
the highest number of votes for the various Offices
named, yiz:-John Georgen for clerk of the dis
trlct court, John Latimer for recorder, Roy b.
DAVIS for auditor, A. NJ Cloud for attorney, and
James LeGagsick for kupervisor-are declared