Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-16
TRUSTEESFO
COUNTY SCHOOLS
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Those Elected in Different Districts
On Monday Last
RETURNS NEARLY ALL IN.
Polling Was Very Light, Little Inter
est Being Taken In the Flee
uon-rie a, brighton.
RETURNS NEARLY ALL IN

The returns from the school trustee
election held on last Monday are com
ing in slowly. Al but seven Of the dis
tricts Of the county have been heard
from and their returns have been filed
In the Office Of County Superintendent
OF schools Ashton. Very little interest
seems TO have been taken In the cleo
ton as the polling was very light and
In some districts there was only one
candidate up for election.
At Brighton there was tie vote be-
tween r. w. Schoenfelt ana Robert o.
Atkinson, each receiving eight votes.
The returns from the other districts VIII
probably be In late this afternoon.
Those received by Supt Ashton are;
District No. q, West Jordan-Joseph
Hubbard elected; no opposition.
District No %, union-Carl o. A.
Liljebad elected; no opposition
District No. "a, Murray-Michael Nc
MILAN elected; no opposition.
District No %, MuTay--Henry W.
Brown elected Close contest, Louis
Powell received SS votes; Emil Erick-
son 4, William Bishop g. Mr.. Brown
80.
District No. 26. Murray-N. w, Ereck-
son elected no opposition,
District No, q, East Jordan-Was a
three cornered fight. Neils Line, DEM
ocratic nominee, l26 votes; Albert
Glover Republican nominee, % Woes;
S. NJ. Whitmore, Citizens nominee, 40
votes.
District No. 2s. Big Cottonwood.
James Nelson elected, the vote being:
Nelson, A.; Brinton, 20; Joseph Boyce,
l.
District No. 20, sugar--M. c. Morris
elected no opposition.
District No. 80, Mil Creek-A warm
fight Amos Fuller 29 votes; j, r. Judd,
% votes.
District No. 80, Brighton--Tie vote. f..
. W. Schoenfelt, s. Robert q. Atkinson,
s.
District No. 80, East Mil Creek
James NJ, Fisher, three votes two
scattering.
District No. "a, Northumberland
Butterfeld 10 votes Valentine Smith,
votes.
District No. So, South Jordan-Two
trustees elected, Samuel c. Holt, one
year; John w. Wheaton, three years
District No. 36, Mill Creek-Very
warm election. William Carlson, I'll
votes, against sc for Felix FIT The
same two ran against each other last
year,
District No 80, aylorsyille-Willlam
Harker elected no opposition
District No. 80, Mill Creek-James X.
Nelson, votes; Joseph h. Sutherland,
6 votes.
District No. 49, Farmers-Thomas S.
Woodbury. elected.
District No n, Sandy-Two trustees
elected Isaac Harrison, one year Il
votes, against II. p. Johnson 65 votes
Charles Cushing, three years, IFS votes,
against Joseph Hewlett, 46 votes.
District No. A, Riverton--E Edward
Orgill, votes against John Hansen,
Jr, II, and Samuel Howard 3.
District No. 46, Granger William J.
Horne; no opposition.
District No. As, North Point--JOseph
H. Earl elected.
District No. 49, Brghton--John L.
Gresham elected, no opposition.
District No. 80, Mountain Dele. NJ.
Hansen elected only 8 votes cast
District No. 81, acknowledgements
Wooton elected.
District No. SO, Granger-Henry L.
Bawden elected; no opposition.
District No. 81, Blur Dale-David
Bills came out ahead Of j, r. Parry
and ahead Of George S. Tall. Votes.
Bills, Il; Parry, 49, Tail, IA.
District No. Ga. South TaylorsvIlle--
Robert Walters elected.
District No, s., Blngham-Frank
Hicks for thre years and f. o. Lund-
berg for one year
District No. g.. Crescept-Two trus-
tees electedrJohn T. Spencer for one
year and Hyrum Lancaster for three
years.