The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-03-27
TIE OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
cHyQsso, FRIDAY. MARCH 81, 1908
yHE REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET

1NE MGrOoGtStAN
gsorS Vote Polied at the Primarie IS
Considering Fact That There
Were but few Contests.
Euy Mayor-Perry G. Storm.
Ysu g2srk-Arthur III. Dumond.
issT Tyeasurer-Ira q. Curry.
Fkr school Inspector-Arthur M. Hume
PEc Municipal Constable-L. A. San
5snnoif.
Nar Supervisor
Fyss Ward-George M. Dewey.
SAaond Ward-Alfred A. Sutterby
THIRD Ward-Lloyd Webb.
R1xsyth Ward-Vernor M. White.
Rsish Ward-George A. Perrigo.
Far Aldermen
FIRST Ward-William G. Appleton
.Sseond Ward-Claire II. Barrett.
Third Ward-Walter Jackson. s.
YSwYth Ward-Alfred Palmer.
Fsth Ward-Hayes Perrigo.
Ward Committees
grst Ward-O l.. Sprague, Geo. c.
Esisnske, Geo, M. Dewey.
:SAsFcnd Ward-Dr. A. M. Hume, A A.
Snsasgby, q. l.. Taylor.
yAsrd Ward. G.. Curry, JOHN
Brown, Lloyd Webb,
Ysnrth Ward-W. E. Hall, G. E.
Ksesy, Jr.. V. Nj. White.
'Fassh Ward-W. E. Washburn, DIR.
"a a. Arnold, ,Theo Kebler.
Tbs above in brief tells the result of
ms republican primaries held in the
.xlsy last evening. Despite the fact
fhas there were but few contests for
INVESTIGATIONS, over $50 votes were cast
IN sss several wards. The only place
I'm nss city ticket for which there were
two candidates was clerk and in many
c,sxaxthe voters failed to mark the bal
lbs 1os the other officers thus account
5ns sOg the discrepancy in the vote.
Esrnsdering the facts the vote polled
wxs Barge. For mayor. 492 votes were
esNsa 81 which Perry G. Storm received
sll aszs 4; for clerk, Arthur II. Dumond
yssssyed 1888 votes and Arthur j. Van
R4s0 1898; for treasurer, l. @. Curry,
gEt for school inspector, Arthur M.
E7uns, 40; municipal constable, l.. A.
gsantorhoff, 485. The several candi-
Sxss& for supervisor were re-nominated
sssOat opposition except in the third
yD7E. where j. @. Able was a candi-
isaas against Lloyd Webb, the latter
wlassdng by vote of rs to %. Aid.
Nysseton was re.nominatod without
rrsssition in the first ward; Claire III.
81 received rs votes and VIM Rood
he 2nd ward; Walter jackson SO,
aphouse % and James Gray, Jr,
ae Ord ward; in the fourth ward
Palmer won by vote of 67 to 81
B. Russey; in the fifth, Hayes
20 received 90 votes and G. E.
Szzxsscv 90.
Pc g. Storm. the nominee for mayor
sssao district agent for the Groton
KxGge Co. and has resided for several
5snzn on the West Side, where he is
wHQkrown and highly respected. He
10 n eiean-cut gentleman, has had a
iSrEs experience in business lines and
siAns who know him best feel that he
vsus1 make a first class chief execu.
SsSs for the city. Clerk Dumond and
s.sn~arer Curry have proven them
ssasss 10 be excellent men for the posi-.
sssnS during the past year and they
saHsN be easy winners at the polls-in
Ssss. it is suggested that possibly Meth.
w will have any opposition.
Inc city committee met at the clerks
DAse following the primaries and
xss canvassing the returns from the
Snp&p the gentlemen named were
2Ns.sHed nominated. The committee
Ryrsnized for the ensuing year by elect
fBx Geo. M. Dewey chairman and Geo.
a. ESeneke secretary. The committee
rms candidates will meet this evening
nj Nc clerks office.