The Owosso times., 1906-04-06

uluB DY VOC5S over W. IL. heulnOuu,
as follows: clerk, W. E. Savage; treas
urer, G. M. Gale; justice. J. Aldrich,
school inspector, Geo. Eddy.
CALEDONIA.
ALI republican except supervisor and
treasurer as follows: Supervisor. Geo.
0. Brands; clerk, VIM. Parker; treasur-
er, L. Sweetland; justice, J. M. Walsh
highway commissioner, U. s. Race;
board of review, Daniel butcher; con-
stables, @. Geney, W. Corts e. Lind
sey, H. Hawkins. Brands majority
was 81.
FAIRFIELD.
The entire republican ticket except
highway commissioner was elected as
follows: Supervisor Philo F. VanDusen;
clerk, Adelbert T. Colby; treasurer,
John L. Schofield; justice, FL. Will.
liams; school inspector, G.. A. Randall
highway commissioner, Lee Head board
Of review, E, Pearce; consta5les, j..
Cramer, G. Bell, w. Baese, D. Loynes.
Mr.. VanDusen's endorsement came with
a majority of 26.
lIAzELTON.
The entire republican ticket was elect
ed by large majorities as follows: Super
visor, Randolph W. Bailey; clerk, G. A..
Zintel; treasurer, Frank King; justice,
SD. Wilson; school inspectors, e. Poy-
or, g. Bullock; highway commissioner,
James McEachern; board Of review, A.
l.. Chase; constables, J. d. Hart, G.
Beloe, c. Grove, A. Reed.
MIDDLEBURY.
Supervisor, Vincent was given a fine
endorsement by his township the entire
republican ticket being elected except
highway commissioner as follows:
Supervisor, e. r. Vincent; clerk, Will
Brookins; teasurer, Geo. Snyder; justice,
Silas Southworth; school Inspector,
Lloyd Purvis; highway commissioner,
James N. Ockerman; board of review,
J. w. Rose; constables, G. A. Fox, A.
S. Jorea, Frank Steward, V. Patrick.
NEW HAVEN.
The entire republican ticket except
supervisor elected by large majorities
as follows: Supervisor, r. G. Pennabak-
or; clerk, Walter Barge; treasurer, Geo.
Kirn; justice. j. Schaultz; school in
spector, Fl. Alliton; highway commits
sioner, VIM. Hart; board of review, G..
Schaultz; constables. VIM. Harrington,
FL. Taphouse, j. Desbrough, II. Smith.
OwoSSO TOWNSHIP.
The republican ticket was elected ex-
cept treasurer as follows: Supervisor, E.
T. Wilbur; clerk, w, H. Launstein
treasurer, Fred Love; justice, l.. s.
Bowles; school inspector, S. Strehl;
highway commissioner, Aug. Stewart;
board of review, e. w. Mason; con-
stables, S. Strehl, f. Stewart, T. Laun-
stein, j. Winkler.
A factional fight in Perry township
resulted in the defeat of T. s. Martin
for supervisor but the balance of the
republican ticket is elected as follows
Supervisor, B H Mills; clerk R. @. Bots.
ford; treasurer, q. M. Spaulding; justice
G. T. Wing; school inspector, Henry
Dunning; highway commissioner, Ed
Burke; board of review, Henry Beckley
constables, d. Jackson, M. Shaft, U
Fulton, 1. e. Atkins.
The democrats elected their ticket
except constables as follows; Supervis
or, Ed. Carmody; clerk, Geo. Saver
treasurer, J. w. Epton; justice, w
Saver, Jr.; school inspector, E. Nc.
Glockne; highway commissioner, j.
King, board of review, Geo. Saver, Jr.
constables, T. Seelhoff, G. Shaw, G. s.
Bacon, B. Convis.
SCIOTA.
The republicans secured treasurer
justice and three constables, the balance
being democratic: Supervisor, John g
Vert; clerk, w. II. Clark; treasurer
w. HI. Hunt; justice, o. Leland; school
inspector, f. Rohrabacher; highway
commissioner, A. Haggart; board OF
review, j. Doyle; constables, f. Vert
G. Beech L. Willet, r. Walters.
SHIAwASSEE.
The entire republican ticket was
elected by majorities ranging from 81
on supervisor to 1853 on treasurer al
follows: Supervisor, John J. Whelan
clerk, w. l.. Wright; treasurer, Johr
f. Devereaux; Justices, Harvey Hutch
ings, g. III. Fellows; school inspectors
f. Sargent. w. j. Mccullough; high
way commissioner, Edward Sheldon
board of review. G. E. Godfrey, 4. Nc
Call; constables, E. j. Herrick, J. Nc
Cullom, w. A Grumley, J. A. Thomas
VENICE.