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official Paper OF City and County
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
November Session Board of Snper'
visors of Howard County.


The Board of Supervisors of Howard
county, Iowa, met in regular session
in the office of the County Auditor at
l2 o'clock, m. Monday, November IA,
1910.
Supervisors w. Fl. Keune, Chas. H.
Wallace, and j. II. Jones, County
Auditor and Clerk of Board were pres
ent. The meeting was called to order
by Chairman w. H. keune.
The Board Immediately proceeded to
make the official canvass of the votes
cast at the general election held on the
Sth day of November 1910.
The afternoon was occupied IN salo
canvass and on motion, Board adjourn
ed at S o'clock p M, until s O'Clock a.
m., Tuesday November Is, 1910.
SECOND DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 8 O'Clock a. M, Tuesday, November
IL 1910, with members W. H. Keune,
Chas. H, Wallace and }. ii. JONES'
CLERK of the Board, present and COM
pIeted the canvas of the election re-
turns which are as follows:
For the office of Governor there were
twenty-six hundred and ninety-three
(2693) votes cast, of which B. F. Car
roll received Thirteen hundred and
eleven 13lD. Claude R. Porter re-
ceiyed Twelve hundred and slXty-sM
Q266.) A. Mac Eachron received fifty
(5O) and John M. Work received sixty
six (66)
For the office of Lieutenant COVER
nor there were Twenty-Five hundred
and eighty-four (25sD votes cast, OF
which George W. Clark received lhlr-
teen hundred and eight, 1908, Farley
Sheldon received Eleven hundred and
sixtv-seven Ql6O. M. M. Dickson re-
ceived forty-five votes (45) and John
B. Walton received sixty-four votes (6D
For the office of Secretary of State
there were twenty-five hundred and
seventy (257O) votes cast, OF which W.
C. Haywarl received Thirteen hundred
and twelve Q3l2). A. j. Anders re-
ceived eleven hundred and fifty (ll5O)
Byron E Youtz received forty-fve (45)
and Lee w. Lang received sixty-three
.63) votes.
For the Office of Auditor of State
there were twenty-five hundred and
seventy zone (257l) votes cast, of which
John l.. Bleakly received thirteen hun
bred and twentysix 1925. John W.
Blake receive eleven hundred and thir-
ty-eight Ql3S), W. P. Sopher receiv-
es forty-four (44) and Fred Jensen re-
ceived sixty three (63)
For the Office of Treasurer Of State
there were Twenty-Five hundred and
fifty-four (2554) votes cast, of which
W. w. Morrow received Thirteen hun
dred and eight Q3OS) James V. Cur
ran received eleven hundred and forty
ll4O, P. Knutson received forty four
(44) and John Kent received sixty-two
(62) votes.
For the office Of Attorney General
there were Twenty-Five hundred ane
twenty seven (252O votes cast, OF
which George Cosson received thirteen
hundred and fourteen, 1914, G. E. Wal
tiers received eleven hundred and fifty
one Q15D and 7. F. Willis received
sixty-two (62)votes
For the office o. Superintendent o
Public instruction there were twenty
five hundred and fifty-three (2553) vote
cast, of which A. M. Deyoe received
thirteen hundred and one, 1901, H. A
Mitchell received eleven hundred ant
forty-four l144), B. w. Ayers receiv
ed forty-fve (45) and Emil r Nolt'
received sixty-three (60
For the Office of Judge of Supreme
Court there We're Fifty hundred anc
forty-six (5O46) votes cast, of which
Horace l.! Deemcr received twelve
hundred and ninety (29O), William D
Evans received twelve hundred and
eighty-five Q2S5). A. Van Wagencn
received eleven hundred and thirty
seven Ql37, p. Il. Wolfe received
eleven hundred and twenty-five Ql22)
H. F. Johns received forty-four (4D,
William Orr received forty four (4D,
C. E, Cohoon received sixty-four (6D,
and w. H. Lyon received sixty co.,
For the office of Clerk of the Su
preme Court there were twenty-five
hundred and thrty-four (2534) votes
cast, of which Burgess w. Garrett
received thirteen hundred and one
Q30D, Robert VonBoskirk received
eleven hundred and thirty ll3 }, w
A. Piper received forty-two (42) anc
George S. Schuett received sixty-ont
(6l.)
For the office of Reporter of Supren.
and thirty (253D votes cast, G.
which Wei dell W. Cornwall receiv.t
twelv" hundred and ninety-hve Q295
George Ha,nagel received eleven hund
red and thrty-tWo ll32), Anna M
Edwor thy received forty-fve (I5) art
Emma w. Popejoy rec,iveo fifty-nin
(5Y.
For the Office of Railroad Commis
sioner there were fifty hundred ; M
forty (5OiO) votes cast, of wheel
David J. Palmer received twelve hun
dred and sixty-six (l266), Clitfor'