Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-11-20
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Proceedings of the November Session
of the Board of Supervisors.
Continued from last issue)

Continued from last issue)
For the Office of County Recorder
there were were Twenty nine hundred
and fifty-four votes cast, of which CHI
Forthun received thirteen hundred and
forty -1340- votes, w. F. Scholz re-
ceived fifteen hundred and forty 1910
votes, w. B. Perry received forty 40
votes, and Ellis L. Fox received thirty
four 80 votes.
For the office of County Attorney
there were Twenty eight hundred and
seventy -2870 votes cast, of which
Carl w. Reed received fourteen hum
dred and one -l401 votes, and Joseph
Griffin received fourteen hundred and
sixty-nine 1859 votes.
For the Office of County attorney to
fill vacancy there were Twenty-eight
hundred and thirty-four 1884 votes
cast, of which Carl w. Reed received
Thirteen hundred and ninety-seven
1897 votes, and Joseph Griffin receiv-
ee fourteen and thirty-seven -l437-
votes.
For the office of Superintendent of
Schools there Twenty-nine hundred
2900 votes cast, of which Sarah E.
Brown received Thirteen hundred and
eighty-fve-l385 votes, Emma Fallgat-
ter received Fourteen hundred and
sixty seven-1467-v and w. w.
Williams received forty-eight- 48-votes.
For the Office Of County Surveyor
there were Sixteen hundred and thirty
six 1886 votes cast, of which w. L.
Richards received sixteen hundred and
thirty-two 1882 votes, D. Brown re-
ceived one i vote, j. F. Mulick re-
ceived one l. vote, James Foley re-
ceived one i vote, and j. H. Watson
received one j vote.
For the Office of County Coroner
there were twenty seven hundred and
forty-two -2742- votes cast, of which
George A. Plummer received fifteen
hundred and sixty two 1862 votes,
and c. D. Roome received eleven hun
dred and eighty 1880 votes.
Supervisors for the Second District
$40 votes cast, of which j. H. Wat
son received four hundred and eighty
,48O- votes, and M. j. Chyle received
three hundred and forty $40 votes.
For the office of member of the
Board Of Supervisors for the Third
District there were eight hundred and
fifty-fve $50 votes cast, of which w.
C.. Fox received four hundred and
twenty-four 424 votes, and Charles
H. Wallace received four hundred and
thirty-one -43l- votes.
For the Office of Justice of the Peace
in Albion township there were one hun
dred and nine -l09- votes cast, of which
F. j. Taft received one hundred and
nine -109 votes.
For the Office of Constable in Albion
township there were two hundred and
twenty-five -225- votes cast, of which
J. A. Ludwig received ninety-five -95-
votes, Herman Miller received eighty
nine 80 votes, and William Goetsch
received forty-one Al votes.
For the office of Justice of the Peace
in Forest City township there were
tire hundred and ninety-five -395-
votes cast, of which T. F. Van Leuyen
receiued one hundred and sixty-three
-163- votes, E. R. Morris received one
hundred and seventy-fve IT'S votes,
and A. j. Cray received fiifty-six So
votes, and j. A. Cray received one j
vote.
For the Office of Constable in Forest
City township there were four hundred
and nineteen -419 votes cast, of which
w. j. Lean received one hundred and
and sixty-nine 1862 votes, Grant Jones
received one hundred and eighty-nine
-l89- votes, j. P. Murphy received for
ty 40 votes, and Nina Burns receiv-
ed twenty-one -21- votes.
For the office of Justice of the Peace
in Chester township there were three
hundred and two 3O2 votes cast, of
which w. C. Breedlove received one
hundred and three lob votes, E. w.
Putnam received forty-six- 46 votes,
l.. w. Bulls received one hundred
100 votes, and Pat Kelley received
fifty-three So votes.
For the Office of Constable in Chester
township there were three hundred and
thirteen -3l3- votes cast, of which
Geo. M. Spencer received one hundred
and eight -l08- votes, r. M. Hall re-
ceived ninety-seven 81 votes, ]. E.
Roberts received fifty-seven 81 votes
and j. G. Bouska received fifty-one
: 81 votes.
For the Office of Justice of the Peace
in Oak Dale township there were one
hundred and six JOG votes cast, of
which |. N. Steele received fifty-fiye
-55 votes, and Charles w. Howe re-
ceivod fifty one 81 votes.
Fer the Office of Constable in Oak
Dale township there were one hundred
and twenty-five 1875 votes. cast. of
which l. N. Steele received thirty-eight
-3S- votes. H. G. Knight received fifty
four 3D. votes, John M.lPeters receiv-
ed thirty-two -32- votes, John Thied-
eman received one l. vote.
For the Office of Justice of the Peace
in Jamestown township there were
three hundred and twenty-five --325--
votes cast, of which M. Simons receiv-
ed one hundred and fifteen lis votes,
=. Wells received one hundred and
thirty-one -l31- votes, and E. w. Jer-
man received seventy-nine 10 votes.
For the office of Constable in James
town township there were three hun
dred and tWenty-four -324- votes cast,
of which F. Ostrich received one hun
dred and twenty-six 1876 votes, j.
Warburton received one hundred and
thirty 100 votes, John Hughes receiv-
sixty-six 60 votes, j. Darganireceived
one vote. and Barney Hughes received
one vote
For the office of Justice of the Peace
IN Saratoga township there were two
hundred and fourteen -2l4- votes cast.
OF which Thomas Kakac received one
hundred and ten Ito votes, and l.. j.
Kelsey received one hundred and four
-l04 votes,
For the Office Of Constable in Sarato-
ga township there were two hundred
and fourteen 2l4- votes cast, of which
Henry Enos received one hundred and
eight -108 votes, and Ernest Kelsey re-
ceived one hundred and six Jos votes.
For the Office of Justice of the Peace
in Howard Center township there were
two hundred and ten -2lO- votes cast,