Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-11-23
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of November Session Of the Board Of
Supervisors.

Supervisors.
The board Of supervisors of Howard
county, Iowa, met in regular session in
the Office of the county auditor at l o.
clock p. m. Monday, Nov. 10, 1906.
There were present Supervisors R.
Seayy, G. M. Dell and W. 81. Keune,
and G. L. Terry, county auditor and
clerk of the board.
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman Seavy, and the board pro-
ceeded to canvass the returns of the
general election held Nov. 6, 1906.
The entire afternoon was occupied
with said canvass and at o'clock p.
m. the board adjourned until 8 o'clock
.. M, Tuesday, Nov ID, 1906.
Second Day.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
ut 8 o'clock a. m. Tuesday, Nov. Is,
1905, and completed the canvass of the
election returns, which canvass result
sdas follows:
For the Office of governor there were
cast 2es0 votes, of which Albert B.
Cummins had 1859, Claude r. Porter
had 1901, John E. Shank had So, Lor-
EMO s. Cotan had So, ]. r. Norman
had l, and Andrew Townsend Hisey
hadl. tf
For the office of lieutenant governor
there We're cast 1916 votes, of which
Warren Garst had 1850, John d. Dem
nison jr. had 1914, Allen K. Clifford
had IS, Kendrick W. Brown had As,
and Stephen S. Harvey had one.
For the office Of secretary Of state
there were cast 1854 votes, of which W.
C.sHayward. had 1888, j. S. McLuen
had 11s0, Charles r. Oyler had 50, D.
r. DUNCAN had 43, and W. E. Macum.
Der had /.
For the Office of auditor of state there
were cast 1881 votes. of which B. F
Carroll had 1886, Charles E. Munro
had l176, Pauline Meyers Townsend
had So, J. s. Ward had 40, and ]. N
Martin had l.
For the Office of treasurer of STATE
there were cast 1868 votes, OF which W
w. Morrow had 1887, L. F. Danfortl
had 1850, Fred Splan had So, George
w. White had 43, and E. j. Pau
had 1.
For the Office of attorney genera
there were cast 1856 votes, of which 81
W. Byers had 1884, Fred TOWNSEND
had 1l74, Michael Milan had 81, Johr
L. Watson had 43, and c. A. Gaylord
had /.
For the Office of superintendent O
public instruction there were cast 285
votes, of which John F. Riggs ha,
1887, W. S. Wilson had Ito, Lotti,
Burns had So, Ida B. Wise had 49, an,
Thomas 81. MCLEAN had2
For the Office Of Judge of the suprem
court there were cast 2845 votes, O
which Emlin McClain had 1874, L. M
Fisher had 1l73, l. S. McCrillis had 50
Benjamin Radcliffe had AZ, and L. 3
Weller had 2.
For the Office Of judge of the suprem
court there were cast 284O votes, Q
which John G. Sherwin had 1873, E
M. Carr had 1172, M. a. j. DeCran
had 81, II. F. Johns had Al, and Johl
Wilson had2
For the Office of clerk of the suprem
court there were cast 284s votes, Q
which John G. Crockett had 1879, 7
w. Keenen had 1173, P. L. Christensen
had So, Frank P. Fetter had 40, and
M. Iddings had l.
For the Office. of reporter of the 81
preme court there were cast 1888 votes
of which Wendell W. Cornwall ha
1877, George Harnagel had 1857, ]. J
Donai had So, Anna Mcpherson Ed
worthy had Al, and A. l. Willard had
For the Office of railroad commission
or there were cast 1888 votes, of whicl
David ]. Palmer had 1880, William L
Carpenter had 1853, George A. Dalzie
had So, E. e. Bennett had Al, and F. P
Rettelsdorf had l.
For the Office of railroad commission
er there were cast 2s40 votes, of whic
Willard Z. Eaton had 1872, E. K. Sta
had 1176, George s. Nelson had so, N
M. Dickson had Al, and Charles Har,
ling had l.
For the Office Of representative i
congress there were cast 261O votes, G
which Gilbert N. Haugen had 1852, M
J. Carter had 1l36, G. J. Thirgrimsol
had 50, and +. B. Finney had 80.
For the Office of judge of the distric
court there were cast 2730 votes, Q
which L. E. Fellows had 1903 an
George W. Adams had 1885,
For the Office of Judge of tho distric
court there were cast 2729 votes, c
which A, N. Hobson had 1900 an
Robert Quigley had 1929.
For the Office OF state senator for til
Forty-second district there were cas-
27s9 votes, Of which Henry Clay Blu,
CESS had 1908, Anthony Bernatz ha
l140, and P. A. Wanless had 81.
For the Office of representative fo
the Ninety-second district there wer
cast zoos votes, of which A. J. Ora
had 1900, Herman Kull had 1927, II.
Cue had 80, and W. B. Perry had 81.
For the Office of county auditor ther
~aro ooo% OO11 yntor ~ 1xh;oh n r