River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-04-11

April s. 1907
Meeting of the Council to canvass returns of
city election held April End, 1907.
Council convened at o'clock p. M, Presi-
dent Pratt in the chair Mayor White being alb
sent.
Aldermen present: Williams Elliott, Free
man and Pratt.
Council proceeded to canvass the returns of
the city election and determined as follows:
Number of votes cast for Justice of the
Peace at Large was 22o, of which number
Charles r. Ellis received 220.
Whole number of votes cast for alderman of
the First ward was 49, of which number Fred
". Williams received "a and J. e. Chapman re-
ceived IT, Whole number of votes cast for
supervisor of the First ward was 80, of which
number Charles o. Chinook received %, M. P.
Pritchett received 9, Galen AmSden received 1
and Ray Williams received 1. Whole number
of votes cast for Justice of the Peace of First
ward was 81, of which number Andrew L. Lien
received %, Sam Hoffman and A. V. Lovely
|. Whole number of votes cast for constable
of the First ward was 81, of which number
Charles Eichman received 25, A. V. Lovely |
and Lutte Mckee 1.
Whole number of votes cast for alderman of
the Second ward was 122, of which number AL
fred w. Stiles received 100 and John Elliott 2.
Whole number of votes cast for supervisor
of the Second ward was 105, of which number
George W. Chinook received 105. Whole
number Of votes cast for justice of the peace
of the Second ward was 81, of which number
Charles r. Ellis received 81. Whole number of
votes cast for constable of the Second ward
was 81, of which number d. B. Spencer receiv-
ed SO and r. S. Williams 2.
Whole number of votes cast for alderman Of
the third ward was SO, of which number ROS-
cius w. Freeman received SO. Whole number
of votes cast for supervisor of the Third ward
was 49, of which number Thomas w. TAFT re
ceived 49, Whole number of votes cast for
Justice of the peace of the Third ward was 43,
of which number Edmund Nicholson received
43. Whole number of votes cast for constable
of the Third ward was AZ, of which number j.
G. West received AZ.
Whole number of votes cast for alderman Of
the Fourth ward was 70, of which number John
W. Winn received 81 votes and George E. Pratt
81. Whole number of votes cast for supervisor
of the Fourth ward was 81, of which number
Victor E. Bailey received 81. Whole number
of votes cast for justice of the peace of the
Fourth ward was 45, of which number John w.
VIM received 45. Whole number of votes cast
for constable of the Fourth ward was g. of
which number o. S. Toby received %.
Whereupon the Council did determine that
the following named persons having received
the largest number of votes cast for the re-
spective Offices named we're duly elected to
such offices, to wit:
Charles r. Ellis, Justice of the Peace at
Large.
Fred v. Williams to the office of Alderman
of the First ward
Charles o. Chinook to the Office of Super
visor of the First ward.
Charles Eichman to the Office of Constable
of the First ward.
Alfred w. Stiles to the office of Alderman of
the Second ward.
George W. Chinook to the office of Super
visor of the Second ward.
Charles r. Ellis to the Office of Justice Of the
Peace of the Second ward.
D. B. Spencer to the office of Constable of
the Second ward.
Roscius W. Freeman to the Office of Alder
man of the Third ward.
Thomas W. TAFT to the office of Supervisor
of the Third ward
Edmund Nicholson to the office of Justice of
the Peace of Third ward
JIG. West to the Office of Constable of the
Third ward.
John W. Winn to the office of Alderman of
the Fourth ward.
Victor E. Bailey to the office of Supervisor
of the Fourth ward.
John w. VIM to the Office of Justice Of the
Peace of the Fourth ward.
O. s. Toby to theIofice of Constable of the
Fourth ward.
Adjourned.
ALLEN P. WELD, City Clerk.