The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-11

ing about two republicans to every |
democrat
One of the surprises was the loss OF
supervisor in Owosso township, where,
owing to the recent trouble and the
unpleasant feeling still prevalent, the
democrat candidate was elected to the
board. Rush sends a well known
young republican in the person of James
e. Agnew, Jr. A. B. Freeman, the re-
publican appointedyto serve out the un-
expired term of H. S. Myers, was elect
ed from Vernon.
A very complete report Of the results
in the various towns is here given, the
names of the successful candidates,
their party and the majority by which
they were elected being given.
ANTRIM
The. democrats elected supervisor but lost to
the republicans on the other offices as 10 lows:
Supervisor, Warren Jarrad, "a; clerk Nordon
Blake, IL; treasurer, Luceine Scribner, 10;
| highway commissioner, Frank Morgan, 81
board OF review, Reese Bowles. uiel; school
peace, ]. c. Monroe, 81; constables, Mark
Conrad +, Burr Howard r, Willis Skinner r, A.
b. Miller r.,
| BENNINGTON
| The entire republican ticket was elected,
Supervisor Francis G. Morriee being reelected
| for his tenth term. The ticket Is as follows:
Supervisor. F. G. Morrice. SO; clerk, b. IL
Taylor, 81; treasurer, G. W. Cook, IS; justice,
A. b. Cook, II; school Insp., F. b. Day. 65;
highway Com, II. w. Hinman, 80; board OF re-
view, j. w. H.bbard, So; constables, Elmer
Waugh SO, VIM. Kline 80 Arthur Strong 70,
Luther Wrights
The result in Burns was somewhat divided
the republicans securing supervisor school in
Ispector, member of board of review and con
stables, as follows: Supervisor, F. S Rugsles,
r Is; clerk, L b. Wech, 80; treasurer, q. L.
Braden, d 3S justice,J. l.. Martenis &; school
Inspector, Elsie Lord, "a; highway commits.
sioner. John Alden 40; board of review, W.
b. Matteson, + %; constables. f. Tillman, 3i
B. Barnes, r40, r. O'Aearn, + Al, Il. Lamay. 4O
CoRUNHA.
The Citizens ticket, with ths exception OF
one constable, was elected in Corunna.
CALEDONIA.
The following gentlemen bsing the only
nominees in this township, were elected with
no opposing votes: Supervisor g. b. Young
clerk, VIM. Parker; treasurer 2 D. Hurrell; :;
justice, Noah Aiken: school Inspector. Rueben
Derr; highway commissioner. U. :. Race; mem
Der board OF review, ID. L. vandekarr.
FAIRFIELD.
The election was nearly a clean sweep for the
democrats, the republicans capturing the 0ffice
OF school inspector alone The election was u
close one as shown by the following maiorities:
Supervisor, Chas. B. Munson, 26; clerk, Allison
e. Durham, 81; treasurer. Morris E.. Williams,
IS; highway Com, Lee Head, 80; justice, WI
liam Killian II; school inspector, Porter James,
8; Bd. of review, Charles "a Durham, q; con-
stables, Edgar Smith 7, Bert Darling T. Wright
Sawyer s, Frank Decker5
HA2ELToN.
The entire republican ticket, headed BY For.
est Ferry, for supervisor, was elected by good
msjorites.
MIDDLEBURY.
The republicans elected their entire ticket.
Geo. w. Stanlake leading for supervisor.
NEW HAVEN.
The result here was mixed one the demo
Gratis capturing the offices of supervisor, treas.
urer and two constables, the entire list being as
follows: Supervisor f. II. Morris d 3O clerk,
w. S. Burge r, 4G; Bd. of review. John Morden
r,4 treasurer, w. j. Williams d. 90; highway
CON-, Warren Doan r, l; Justice OF peace, M.
Lemunyon r, q school inspectors, George Kirn,
30 c. Mead r, 2; .constables. j. K. Linzey r, 2,
II. Alliton d, 2, j. Augustine d, 2.
| owosso
The greatest surprise of all came from this
township where for about the first time in it's
history democratic supervisor was elected.
this being probably as noted above a result OF
1 the recent difficulty over school matters. The
l'successful candidates and their majorities are
as follows: Supervisor, Geo. Mckenzie, 10;
clerk, K. t. Wilbur, DO; treasurer, b. c. Laun
stein, 56 justice l.. s. Bowles, ~; school
| inspector, A. l.. Daley, r Sc; highway commits
sioner, A. G. Crane, 36; board of review. G. n.
Mason, 90; constables, Thos. Kirby SO, Sam
Strahle, 55, f. Ii. Rush, 81, j. a. Winkler, +
| 90.
PERRY
| The republican ticket entire was elected
there being no opposition whatever to the
treasurer and one OF the constables Both
precincts were carried. The m9iorities we're
as follows: Supervisor, J. Boutwell, 20: clerk
II. II. Hawley, %; treasurer, l.. o. Robinson,
40a; justice. G. II. " ing, el2 school inspector.
a. y Stanley, 1914; highway commissioner, Jas
Bridger, ~; board OF review, Henry BerI,ley.
| A"N' IL ". ANcy 49, f1euly Alien llS
o. BeckwithJ6i, w. p. TreaGway f6l.
RUSH.
The result was decidedly split up in this
township, the inrsest majority OF any going to
James Il. Agnew Jr. for the office OF supervisor.
while the democratic candidate for treasurer
was only one short in his majority The demo
Gratis polled ID more straight votes than tie
republicans The officers elected we're as fol.
lows; Supervisor, j. e. Agnew, Jr, 80;
clerk, John Epton, Jr., q; treasurer, A. II.
Amos, 35; highway commissioner. X. Rourke.
d 81; justice W. II. Perkins, r IS; board OF re.
view, Chas Freeman, r 10; school inspector,
E. Dallemater, l. g. Saver, Jr., d 2; con.
stables, o. Pearce, s, E. A. Kirn, r Z, ].
Schofeld, {; F. Toolser,rs.
| sCIOTA.
The democrats carried this township with
good majorities as follows: Supervisor, John
G. Vert ISL; clerk. Seymour Piatt 1876; tressur-
er. W. J. Tillitson, 97; justice, NJ. w. Drake, 6s;
school Inspector. Claud Holden, 1903; highway
Com, A. H. Walker, 1917 sd. OF review, A.
Ryan, 9S; constables. John Jackaway i0s, John
Monroe %, Nile Burt iOa John Ripple i07
! sHIAwAssEK.
The entire republican ticket was elected in
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