The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-03-30
RESULT OF The RECENT
PRIMARY ELECTION.

completed their work last thursday
evening. The board consisted of Mayor
w. G.. Kemper, Treasurer John Mahnke
and City Clerk Arthur Reichert. About
1000 votes were cast in the city and
only 3O2 electors voted for mayor. The
total number of votes cast on the demo
cratic ticket for mayor was 93, of which
Sc, were for Kemper. A total of 200
votes were cast on the democratic
ticket for treasurer, 15S being for Will
linger, the democratic candidate, and
AZ for Mahnke, the republican candidate.
A total of 364 votes were cast on the re-
publican ticket for treasurer or this
number Mahnke the party candidate,
received $50 while II republican votes
were cast for Willinger 11o republican
votes We're cast for mayor. OF this
number, kemper received 1859
Kemper received % votes for mayor
on the social democratic ticket, while
Henry Stole, social democrat, got -
votes on the last named ticket, on
which total of - votes were polled
However, the votes cast for Stolze We're
not counted on account of the fact that
he had failed to file nomination papers
not counting the votes cast for Stole
was in accordance with the opinion re-
Gently rendered by the attorney general.
A total of 60 social democratic votes
were cast for treasurer, Mahnke receiv
ing % AMI Willinger - % votes were
cast on the non partisan Ticket for
mayor, kemper receiving 90 An equal
number of votes were cast for treasurer,
Mahnke receiving %.
w &. Kemper who is making the
run on II non partisan ticket, received
more republican votes than he got on
the other three tickets combined John
PITT and +. r. Xentner each received
one vote for mayor.
Little interest was taken in the elec-
tion. This was largely owing 20 the
fact that there We're but three contests
in the seven wards.
The vote cast in the several wards
was as follows:
First ward, 900; Second ward, 90
Third ward, III; Fourth ward, us;
Fifth ward, III Sixth ward, Sc Seventh
ward. 1870: Total vote, 800.
In the First ward there was II contest
for the nomination for alderman on the
republican ticket between Max Rahr
and Il. Martens. The former polled 90
votes; the latter, lO6. On the demo
cratic ticket Martens received l3 votes
and Rahr q. Mr.. Rahr received q votes
on the non partisan ticket This gives
him the privilege of making the run on
the last mentioned ticket if he 40 desires.
There were no candidates for supervisor
in the First ward
In the Second ward Edward Thor
ison received 81 votes Cor alderman on
the republican ticket and Kennedy got
| votes on that ticket Kennedy got
20 democratic votes, while Thorison re.
ceived but one vote on the democratic
ticket. ! votes were cast for A. Anton
on the democratic ticket for supervisor
but, because he had failed to file nomi.
nation papers, he could not go on the
ticket on account of the attorney gener-
ais ruling - votes We're pollel for Viii
liam Frazier on the republican ticket
for supervisor.
There was no contest in the Third
ward 30 votes were pollel by the social
democrats.
In the Fourth ward William +. Brandt,
who ran for alderman on the non parti
san ticket got Il votes on the demo
cratic ticket, while Stanley Pierce, the
party candidate, secured only | votes
On the non PARTISAN ticket Brandt got
! l3 votes
In the + fth ward there were two
democratic candidates for alderman, f.
Guse and T. Endries. the former secnr
ing ls votes and the latter 40 How.
eyer, one of the ballots the inspectors
counted for Endries was defective.
Social democrats in the Fourth ward
cast 20 votes for their aldermanic can
didate.
There was no contest in the Sixth ward
Stole secured 81 votes on the demo
cratic ticket for alderman, while PITT
got 81 votes on the republican ticket
There WAS u contest between two SO.
cal democratic candidaiesin the Seventh
ward, +. Rugowaki sec uring the nomi.
nation.