The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-11-25
County CanyaSSeTS' Statement, 1904
COUNTY on VAN BUREN.
County Canyassers' statement ana Clerk
Return.

-four. for the following state officers: Govern
lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state tire
urer auditor general, commissioners OF the ~
land Office, attorney general, superintendent of p'
lie instruction, one member of the state board
education, one Justice oi the supreme court for
term ending the thirty-first day OF December, MI
teen hundred seven, one justice OF the supre
/ court tor the term ending the thirty first day
December, nineteen hundred nine, one justice
the supreme court for the term ending the thir
/ first day Of December, nineteen hundred elev
representative 10 the congress of the United stat
from the fourth congressional district, fourte
electors of president and vice president of the Unit
States, senator for the eighth senatorial distrl
and representative IN the state legislature Tor
Van Buren, county representative district; and
the following county officers; Judge of prob a
sheriff, county clerk, register of deeds, coul
treasurer, prosecuting attorney, two circuit col
commissioners, drain commissioners, county n
veyor and two coroners.
The whole number Of votes gwen for the office 49,
of governor was seven thousand two hun
bred and fcrty-six 7.
and they were given for the following named
persons:
Fred NJ. Warner received four thousand seven
hundred and seven votes ------------ A.
Woodbridge n. Ferris received two thousand
two hundred and ninety-three votes 1900 2.
James NJ. Shackleton received one hundred
and eighty-eight votes
CLAYTON j. Lamb received nifty three votes
NIeiko Meyer received five votes -----.-----
Total, seven thousand two hundred and forty
six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z.
The whole number of votes given for the office
of lieutenant governor seven thousand
one hundred and seventy seven -------.---. III
aud they were given for the following named
persons:
Alexander Maitland received five thousand
II ram y. Hudson received one thousand eight
hundred and nine votes. ------- .--------- Il
william c. Clemo received two hundred and
eleven votes --------.---- --------
John A. {. Mention received sixty eight votes
anthony Louwet received five votes
Total, seven thousand one hundred and
seventy seNen ------------- ---------------- Il
The whole number of votes given for the office
of secretary of state was seven thousand
one hundred and seventy 1.-TWO -----.------- II
and they were given tor the following named
persons:
George A. Prescott received five thousand one
hundred an twelve votes ----. ---..----. 81
James b. Balch received one thousand seven
hundred and seventy-three votes ---.------ IL
Charles X. Evans received two hundred and
thirteen votes ---- 90 $1,000
Henry p Keaber received sIXty-eight votes
Henry Ulbrcht received six votes -------.----
Total seven thousand one hundred and
seventy Two ---------------- ------------- Il
The whole number of votes given for the office
of state treasurer seven thousand one
hundred and seventy -....----. II
and they were given for the following named
persons.
FRANK Z. dlaZler received nNe thousand one
hundred and twelve votes -..------------- u
Edwin y. Smith received one thousand seven
hundred and seventy-seven votes l,
George II. Candee received two hundred and
fourteen woes
William H. Smith received sixty-seyen votes
Israel J. LeBrun received five votes --..----
Total, seven thousand one hundred and
seventy flNe .-------- Il
The whole number of votes given for the office
of auditor general was seven thousand one
hundred and seventy .---.----. -----------.- II
and they were given for the following named
persons:
James Bradley received FIVE thousand one
hundred and fifteen votes zee. .--.- --------- 81
George A. Curry received one thousand seven
hundred and sixty-eght woes .-----.--...... IL
Brent Harding received two hundred and four
teen votes ---- ----
Deutay b. Hovey received sixty-seven votes
Charles Peterson received elk votes .----.----
Total. seven thousand one hundred and
seventy 81. -.-. ------------ II
The whole number OF votes given for the office
of commissioner of the state land office was
seven thousand one hundred and seventy Il
and they were given for the following named
persons
william H. Rose received FIVE thousand one
hundred aud eighteen votes .--.--------.---- 81
Henry McCarty received one thousand seven
hundred and sixty-four votes -------.------ II
Jasper Smeltzer received two hundred and
Iob I'efn stoII Tecsiyed sixiy.seycn vote.
Shepard Cowles received six votes $3.50
Total, seven thousand one hundred and
seventy -----..-.-----....---.. II
The whole mum er of votes given for the Office
of attorney general was seven thousand one
hundred and seventy .--------.---.-....--.. II
and they were given for the following named
persons:
Join r. bird received 1--WE thousand one hun
dred and fourte votes ---.---..--. .--.-.-- 81
Francis O. Gstfney receives one thousand
seven hundred and sixty-nine votes $500 IL
Walter =. Westerman received two hundred
Ira G.. Mosher received sixty.seven votes
John Stettler received six votes.
Total, seven thousand one hundred and
seventy .---.--.-.--.-.-.. II
The whole number of votes given for the Office
OF superintendent of public instruction was
seven thousand one hundred and seventy
and they were given for the following named
persons:
Patrick II. Kelley received FIVE thousand one
hundred and twenty-four votes --.....---- 81
John T.. Mealley received one thousand seven
hundred and sixty-four votes. ---...-..---. IL
Fred erick S. Goodrich received two hundred
and eighteen votes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wesley Emery received sixty-seven votes .-
Alben E. Higgins. received six votes ---..----
Total, seven thousand one hundred and
seventy nine ---.--..--- IL
The whole number of votes Civ, for the Office
of member of the state board of education
was seven thousand one hundred and sixty
three .--.---.---...- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
and they were given for the following named
persons:
Luther L. Wright received five thousand one
hundred and twenty one votes ------.--.. 81
VI. Kirk White received one thousand seven
hundred and siXty-one votes ...---.--- IL
Alfred Lowther received two hundred and
fourteen votes ---------------.-.---
George Perry received sixtyseven votes $780,
Total, seven thousand one hundred and sixty
three --.... II
The whole number of votes given for the Office
of Justice of the supr me court, for the
term ending December thirty-frst, 1907,
was six thousand nine hundred aud eighty
three ---.---.-.---.......---. ....-.-..... 90
aud they were given for the following named
persons
Aaron V. McAlv6y received FIVE thousand one
hundred aud forty six votes ..-.- 81
Thomas A. T.. Weadock received one thousand
seven hundred and sixty-hve votes $1,000 II
Fred w. Townsend received seventy-two votes
Total, six thousand nine hundred and eighty
three --............----..--.. 90
The whole number of votes given for the Office
OF Justice of the supreme court, for the term
ending December thirty first, 1909, was six
thousand nine hundred and eighty eight 49, 80
and they were given for the following named
persons:
Charles A. Blair received five thousand one
hundred and forty-eight votes --..-.--....-- 81
Allen G.. Adsit received one thousand seven
hundred and sixty-six votes. II
John ID. Hunt received seyentyfour votes.
Total six thousand nine hundred and eighty
The whole number of votes given for the office
Of justice of the supreme court, for the term
ending December thirty first, 1911, was six
thousand nine hundred and ninety -...-.- g.
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