The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-12-02
County CanVaSSeTS' Statement, 1904.
COUNTY OF VAN BUREN,.
County Canvassers' statement and Clerks
Return.

i four, for the following state officers: Governor
lieutenant governor, secretary of state state treas
urer, auditor general, commissioner of the STATE
land office, attorney general, superintendent OF pub
lie instruction, one member of the state board OF
education, one justice the supreme court for tn,
term ending the thirty-frst day OF December, nine
4 teen hundred seven, one justice of the supreme
court for the term ending the thirty hrst day OF
December, nineteen hundred nine justice OF
the supreme court for the term ending the thirty
first day OF December, nineteen hundred eleven
representative to the congress of the United States
/ from the fourth congressional district, fourteen
electors Of president and vice president OF the United
States senator for the eighth senatorial district
and representative in the state Legislature for the
Van Buren, county representative district and for
the following county officers; Judge of prob ate
sheriff, county clerk, register of deeds, county
treasurer, prosecuting attorney, two circuit court
commissioners drain commissioners, county sur
Veyor and two coroners.
The whole number OF votes given for the Office
of governor was seven thousand two hun
dred and fcrty-siX I24t
and they were given for the following named
persons:
Fred NJ. Warner received four thousand seven
hundred aud seven votes see ------.----- 470i
Woodbridge n. Ferris received two thousand
two hundred and ninety-three votes -------- 229t
James NJ Shackleton received one hundred
and eighty-eght votes. ---.---.----.-------- 1885
CLAYTON j. Lamb received hfty-three votes s.
Meiko Meyer received tve votes
Total, seven thousand two hundred and forty
The whole number of votes given for the office
of lieutenant governor was seven thousand
one hundred and seventy. seven -..--.-... 7l77
and they were given for the following named
persons:
Alexander Maitland received five thousand
and eighty -four votes 50sl
Hiram b. Hudson received one thousand eight
hundred and nine votes 1906
William O. Clemo received two hundred and
Iohn A. c. Mention received sixty-eieht votes IS
Anthony Louwet received five votes ---------
Total, seven thousand one hundred and
The whole number of votes given for the Office
Of secretary of state was seven thousand
one hundred and seventy-twO ---. --.------- 7l72
and they were given for the following named
persons
George A. Prescott received five thousand one
hundred and twelve votes -------. ---------- 5l12
james Il. Balch received one thousand seven
hundred and seventy -three votes ----------- l713
Charles r. Evans received two hundred and
thirteen votes -------- III
Henry p Keaber received slxty-eight votes g.
Henry Ulbricht received six votes .-----------
Total, seven thousand one hundred and
seventy two ...-.-..-..--.- 7l72
The whole number of votes given for the Office
of state treasurer was seven thousand one
hundred and seyenty-fiye -. 7l75
aud they were given for the following named
persons:
Frank p Glazier received five thousand one
hundred and twelve votes .------------.---- 5l12
Edwin n. Smith received one thousand seven
hundred and seventy -seven votes -. l.77
George II. Candee received two hundred and
william II. smith received sixty-seyen votes 81
Israel J. LeBrun received five votes
Total, seven thousand hundred and
seventy five ---...--.-....-.------ 7175
The whole number of votes given for the Office
of auditor general was seven thousand one
hundred and seventy ---- --------- 7l10
and they were given for the following named
persons:
James Bradley received five thousand one
hundred and fifteen votes ---------. 5ll5
George A. Curry received one thousand seven
hundred aud sixty-eight votes ----.... 1905
Brent Harding received two hundred and four
Deuiay b. Hovey received sixty-seyen votes 81
Charles Peterson received six votes
Total. seven thousand one hundred and
seventy .----------- 1lIU
The whole number Of votes given for the Office
of commissioner of the state land Office was
seven thousand one hundred and seventy 7l70
and they were given for the following named
persons:
william II Rose received five thousand one
hundred and eighteen votes .--------------- Sis
Henry McCarty received one thousand seven
hundred aud sixty-four votes. 80. 1864
Jasper Smeltzer received two hundred and
fifteen votes ---. $500 ---- .----. .------- 215
John J. Stoll received sxty-seven votes -.- 81
Shepard Cowles received six votes
Total, seven thousand one hundred and
seventy ---------- 7l1O
p
of attorney general was seven thousand one
hundred and seventy .--.-.-.--.--.---..--. 7l7C
and they were given for the following named
persons:
John +. BIRD received i've thousand one hun
bred aud fourte u yotes.--.--..---------.-. STA
Francis O. Gaflney received one thousand
seven hundred and sixty-nine votes. 1865
Walter 5. Westerman received two hundred
and fourteen votes --------- 2l4
Ira G.. Mosher received sixty. seven votes -.-- 81
John stettler received six yotes------------.-
Total, seven thousand hundred and
seventy ----.----.-...-...---. 7l7C
The whole number of votes given for the Office
of superintendent of public instruction
seven thousand one hundred and seventy
nine ------..-..-.-.-..-.-- 7l7g
and they were given for the following named
persons:
Patrick H. Kelley received FIVE thousand one
hundred and twenty-four votes 512i
John +. Mealley received one thousand seven
hundred and sixty votes .-.....-. 1864
Fred derrick $. Goodrich received two hundred
and eighteen votes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2iS
Wesley Emery received sixty seven votes 67
Alben f. Higgins. received six votes
Total, seven thousand one hundred and
seventy. nine 717e
The whole number of votes give II for the Office
of member of the state board of education
was seven thousand one hundred and sixty
three OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7l6S
and they we're given for the following named
persons:
Luther L. Wright received five thousand one
hundred and twenty-one votes ---------. 512l
VI. Kirk White received one thousand seven
hundred and sixty-one votes ......----.... 1851
Alfred Lowther received two hundred and
fourteen votes 2l4
George Perry received sixty-seven votes 81
Total, seven thousand one hundred and sixty
three ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 716S
The whole number Of votes given for the Office
of justice of the supreme court, for the
term ending December thrty-hrst, 1907,
was six thousand nine hundred and eighty
three NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .-.-.--..-..- $685.
aud they we're given for the following named
persons:
Aaron V. McAlvay received five thousand one
hundred and forty six votes ---.--...--... 5l4C
Thomas A. +. Weadock received one thousand
seven hundred and sixty-five votes --. l76F
Fred w. Townsend received seventy-two votes n
Total six thousand nine hundred and eighty
three -. $685.
The whole number Of votes given for the office
of justice OF the supreme court, for the term
ending December thrty-first, 1909, was six
Thousand nine hundred and eighty eight 49, $685.
and they were given for the following named
persons:
Charles A. Blair received five thousand one
hundred and forty-eight votes .-...--...-.- 514s
Allen G, Adsit received one thousand seven
hundred and sixty-six votes. 176t
John ID. Hunt received seventy-four votes "A
Total, six thousand nine hundred and eighty
eight 69Ss
The whole number of votes given for the Office
of justice of the supreme court, for the term
ending December thirty rst, 1911, was six
thousand nine hundred and ninety .-.---.- 6g9C
and they we're given for the following named
persons: