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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
WHITING
CELEBRATES
VICTORY


Whiting, Ind, Nov. 11.-Whiting's
victorious candidates. being Attorney
Frank NJ Gavit, joint senator from
Lake and PoTtef t6fntIes and ATTORNEY
Charles Greenwald, prosecuting attor-
ney from Lake and Porter counties
were serenaded in proper style last
night The procession consisted Of
fully five hundred citizens and the
Masonic band. A wagon which was
covered with flags and bunting, was
used as means of conveyance for the
candidates.
The crowd first went to Mr.. Green
wald's home on Sheridan avenue. AZ
ter the band had played several times,
Mr.. Greenwald came out and Joined
the crowd, being boosted upon the
wagon where he took his place on the
seat. From there they marched to the
Gavit home in Oliver street. The Sena-
tor also readily Joined the crowd who
mounted the wagon and took his place
beside Prosecuting Attorney Greenwald
The music played by the band,
the crowd paraded all over town, and
the red fire. sparklers. and flags all OF
which was in profusion made 1t look
much like Independence Day.
The Whiting republicans are rejoic-
ing over landing their candidates ana
gave vent to their feelings last night
and in fact every one in town Joined in
the celebration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
TIMES BUREAU,
At S,fsNEE CAPITAL

\
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 11.-A1ready
five Democratic Representatives, elected
at last Tuesdays election, have an
nounced themselves as candidates for
Speaker of the House. They are Joseph
M. Craens, of Madison; Michael c.
Thornton, of New Albany; Harry G.
Strickland, of Greenfield; John B.
Faulkner, of Michigan City, and Will
liam w. Spencer, of Indianapolis. 1t
is said that there will be more candi-
dates, but this is all that has been an
nounced up to this time.
The prospect is that the scramble for
the Speakership will be on one of the
interesting feaures of the next session
of the Legislature. The latest figures
show that the Democrats will have a
majoriy of thirty-eight in the Legisla-
ure on joint ballot Therefore, the
candidates for speaker will have plenty
of material to work on during their
canvass for votes.
Cravens was a member of the House
four wears ago and was one of the floor
leaders with Thomas M. Honan when
the Democrats were in hopeless
minority in the House. Honan was re-
elected to the House from Seymour two
years ago and became speaker of the
House This year he was elected At
torney General, to succeed James Bing-
ham, and will take office on the hrs'
of January.
Crayens while strict party man, dc
not take kindly to the action or MS
party associates in the House at times
and while he kept regular ana votee
with them all along the line he did SC
with some mental reservation. IW'
wears ago he did not run for Represen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
HAM1EGzD s.ssa.rsa4s.s..-A.
BOYVILLE
MEETING

That the Hammond Boyville move
ment is not dead Is shown by the fact
that the city council met last evening
and filed several vacancies that have
been caused by designations or by the
boys leaving the city.
The result of this action was as fol-
lows: Arthur Finding was elected
to take the place of Elliott Conroy,
resigned. Finding was selected for
the reason that he was next on the
ticket at the last election. Fred Han
sen was elected to take the place
that Finding vacated as chairman of
the board of public works. Grill Burge
was elected to take the place of Harold
Bowers and Clue Burge was elected to
take the place of Rudolph Broze, who
has left the city.
Judge Brown met with the boys and
approved of their action
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
OCCUPY NEW OFFICES

All of the county officers have NOV
ed into the remodeled court house at
Hammond and the building will be
ready for occupancy when court con-
venes next Monday for the term.
County Clerk Shortridge has moved
all of his records from the federal
building. where the Lake superior court
has ben in session for several months
and will be ready for the opening of
court.
The opening of the Lake superior
court VIII be made an occasion and a
program Is being arranged. One feat
ure OF the occupation of the new court
house is the fact that a new court
room has been provided which will
make possible the appointment of an
additional judge of the court here
when the legislature convenes this
fall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
DEADLY
SHREDDER
INJURIES BOY
Especial to THE TIMEa)

Crown Point. Ind. Nov. 1.-THE
dangerous corn shredder added another
victim to its long string of accidents
yesterday and Ed Mikuta. son of Frank
Mikuta. living between Crown Point
and Cedar Lake is minus a hand, as a
result. The accident happened yesterday
morning as Mikuta was feeding the
machine. The victims of the shredder
are many in Lake County, at least six
in this vicinity having been injured.
losing fingers, or ahnds in working
around the feeders.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
CO.
VOTING
MACHINES

Crown Point, Ind. Nov 11.--There is
every likelihood that voting machines
may be installed in Lake County before
another election and 1T is the concensus
of opinion that they will be time. labor
and money savers in the long run, be-
sides 1essening the chances for crook
ed work and obviating the difficulties
met at the polls under the Australian
system, such as was experienced in
Gary during the present election. There
is hardly a question of a doubt but
what some of the machines will be
tried in Lake county at the next gem
eral election.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
DEMOCRATS GET BUSY IN
RACE FOR SPEAKERSHIP

tative. This year, however, he decided
to get in: the game again, and he made
the race and was elScted by q small
plurality He came to this city yester-
day and announced his candidacy. He
is regarded as one of the strong Demo-
Gratis of the House. At the county op-
ton election which was held In Jeffer-
son county he voted CRY.
Thornton, of New Albany, is the
author of the Thornton paving law,
which gives the property owners the
right to select the kind of material
with which a street shall be paved and
requiring the city. to pay the cost OF
paving street intersections, instead of
charging up the street intersections to
the property owners. He voted to re-
peal the county option law at the last
session. This will be his third term as
Representative.
Thornton is a spread eagle orator.
and every time he makes speech in
the House the members sit UP and
listen because they know he will tear
the tail feathers out of the old bird.
Strickland also, has served two terms
in the House, and this will be his third.
He has never done anything brilliant
in the House, but has been consistent
Democratic member. He says he is a
candidate on a platform calling for
economy in the management of the
states affairs.
Il want to carry out every promise
the Democrats have made" he said.
IF 1 was speaker 1 would try to have
the Democratic party make good all
along the line"
Faulkner is one of the Democratic
| leaders of the north end of the state.
He has served in the House for several
(Continued on Page Five)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
RAILROADS
GET WARNING

The board of public works this
morning gave instructions to Otto
Duelke, city clerk. this mornig to
notify the railroads crossing Holman
street, between Plummer avenue and
Logan street, to erect street lamps at
this crossing. The probabilities are
that this notice will receive no more
consideration that many others that
the board has sent the railroads. For
nearly a year now the city council,
the board of public works. and the city
attorney have attempted to get the
Erie and Monon to maintain a night
watchman at the Douglas and Clinton
street crossings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
DEATH Of ESTEEMED
LADY OCCURS IN IDAHO
Mother of DR.. G.. j. Tinkham
Dies After Illness in
the West.

Crown Point. Ind, Nov. 11.-Dr. C. J.
Tinkham of this place received the sad
intelligence this morning from his
sister, Mrs. Rabb, in Lewiston, Ida-
announcing the death of his mother
widow of the late Col. Tinkham Of
Bement, Ill. DIR. Tinkham had return
ed but recently from a visit to his
mother, she had not ben in the best of
health for some time, but her death
was unexpected. The funeral arrange
ments have not been made. The de-
cedent was a woman of remarkable at
tainment and personal charm and was
well-known in this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
Fifty Years Ago Today.
Nov. II.

Remarkably quiet Sunday In
view Of the fact that it followed
the most startling political revo-
luton of modern times and a
week of rumors presaging the
disruption of the Union. Presi-
dent Buchanan reported as de-
spondent over the situation in
the south. where hostility to the
election Of a Republican presi-
dent was pronounced and seem
ingly universal. The Southern
Rights club of Savannah flung
out a banner bearing the in
scription. Equality of the
States" and picture of rattle
snake with the motto. Don't
Tread on Me-" Henry Ward
Beecher preached a radical ser
mon in New York and respond
ed to the intimation then cur
rent that Lincoln would never
be inaugurated. I'VE will seer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
PORTER G. MAJORITIES

Valparaiso. Ind, Nov. 1.-THE ma
joritfes in Porter county, in which Lake
county is especially interested are as
follows:
gress-Crumpacker. r, 2,2o0; Pc
terson, D, 1892; Truesburg, P, 40; TIL
ton, S. 1o4. Crumpacker's plurality,
4OS
Prosecutor-Greenw r. 229S;
Wolfe. D, 1.442. Greenwa1ds plurali-
ty, S56.
Joint senator-Gavit. r, 2,251: Cor
bett, d. 1,490. Gavit's plurality, 761.
Joint representative-Grei R,
2,171: Boone, D, 1901; Kellar, P, 80.
Greger's plurality, $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
Returns From Capital.

Judge Ibach was back among his
friends this morning, having returned
from Indianapolis last night. Having
been elected as Judge of the appellate
court, it behooves him to spend most
of his time during the next four years
at Indianapolis. His term of office be-
gins on Jan. /, and while he will go
there then. his family will probably
not move to the state capital until next
spring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
ALL IN READINESS FOR
PREMIER SOCIAL EVENT
University Clubs Dinner
Dance to Take Place This
Evening at Z O'clock.

The plans for the University club
dinner dance are now completed. The
finishing touches have been put on the
ballroom and the billiard and pool
room the two rooms that have just
been completed.
Out-of-town guests of the members
have arrived from the neighboring
states. The caterer has the dining
room in readiness for the dinner, which
will be served a p. m.
The initial illumination of the club
rooms last night indicated that every
thing will be in readiness for the event
of tonight. A regrettable incident was
the sickness of DR.. Elmore Salisbury,
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee who was taken with an attack
of pleurisy yesterday afternoon and
was compelled to go to the hospital
He will be able to attend the dance,
but it has become necessary for the
other members of his committee to
take UP the details of arranging the
dance where he left off.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
ORE VESSEL
STRANDED
At HARBOR
Furious Gale on Lake Michi-
gan Grounds Big Ore Boat,
the D. r. Hanna, on Sand
Bar; Waves Nearly Dash
Boat to Pieces on Pier.

Indiana Harbor, Ind. Nov. lin the
terrific gale that was blowing Wednes-
day night the d. r. Hanna one of the
most famous ore vessels the great
lakes, was forced to ground on one of
the sandbars to save itself from being
dashed to pieces on the harbor pier.
The boat was still on the ground
this morning. owing to the continued
roughness of the lake, but 1t is ex-
pected that the high sea that has been
running since will subside before the
day is out, thus giving the boat an op-
portunity for release.
The D. r. Hanna on Wednesday had
tied up at the blast furnace docks
laden with 10000 tone of ore, which
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

- Crown Point, Ind, Nov. 1.-THE fol-
lowing marriage licenses have been is
sued here:
Joseph J. Thompson, Chfcag: Mary
B. Campbell, Chicago. Joseph c. Co
ney, Chicago; Mary L Harrison, Chi
cago. Nate Brown, Lowell carl Ebert,
Lowell Stanley Saliva. Hammond;
Ludwicka Brosh. Hammond Henry D.
Tallman, Chicago: Eva W. Jenkins,
Chicago. Ralph C. Bradley, Chicago:
Nal bel V. Johnson, Chicago Arthur G.
Savage, Gary; Barbara H. Fritsche.
Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
FORMER LAKE co.
MAN is BEATEN

Crown Point. Ind, Nov 11.-Joseph
Pattee of South Bend, prosecuting at
torney for ST. Joseph county, formerly
of Lake county and brother of Attor-
ney Frank Pattee of Crown Point, was
defeated in the election last Tuesday.
he having been a candidate to succeed
himself. He was one of four republi-
cans in the whole county who were de-
feated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
Cases Dismissed.

The state cases against Isaac, Louis
and Abe Marcus for assault and bat
terry upon Joseph Bebroff were dis
missed this morning in the city court
upon a motion of G. c. White, deputy
prosecuting attorney. The case had
been continued a number OF times, and
as not all the witnesses for the state
were present this morning, the state
did not think 1t advisable to prose-
cute.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
MECCA. FOR
POLITICIANS

West Baden. Indiana's watering
place. will be the mecca for scores OF
politicians who will gather there this
week and next for a thorough rest
after the arduous Iabors of the cam
paign. Lake county is expected to send
a good delegation down, consisting of
both republicans and democrats.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
DEATH OF J. NICHOLS

Jacob Nichols, "a years old. died yes
terday afternoon at the home of his
brother, Dave Nichols. the Hoffman
street grocer. He had been I'll for some
time. The funeral has been arranged
for Saturday morning Services will
be held at 10 o'clock by the Rev. C. ].
Sharp of the Christian church
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
GRAND OPENING.

Being we'll established in their new
buffet, on Sibley street, in the First
National Bank building, Mat Boney and
Mat Hilbrich will give a grand open
ing to their patrons tomorrow even
ing. All are invited to be present as
the hosts have made arrangements to
serve roast young pig the piece de
resistance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
No Clue Yet.

No clue has, as yet, been found by
the police to the burglars who entered
the Humpfer and Wolter stores last
Wednesday night. Thus far no other
robberies were reported.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11
Latest News

official returns show that the total to vote in Indiana
follows: Ellngham, 3OOO81; Gulley, 287147 Elling
hams plurality is II ,934.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11

New York, Nov. 1.-THE express wagon drivers
strike tentatively settled today and the will
turn to work Monday The companies agreed to take
back all the and to submit the wage and hours ques
tiOnS to arbitration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11

REPUBLICANS
SUCCESSFUL

Every republican on the North town
ship ticket was elected and the town
ship will have a full list of republic
an justices of the peace and consta-
bles. The vote is as follows:
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Indianapolis Ind, Nov. 11.-Among the callers at
Gov. T. R. Marshal's office last night was Appellate
Judge-Elect Joseph G. Ibach Of Hammond. The two
exchanged Fluctuations and time spent in
discussing the democratic political situation in Lake
county Judge Ibach is the governors personal repre-
sentative in Lake county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11

Guadalajara Mexico, Nov. 11.-For three hours last
night mob of several hundred and boys of the lower
classes melted by nammatory speeches OF students OF
schools paraded the streets of this city The dem
onstraton imitation of rioters in the national cap
tai manifestation against Americans and intended
protest against the Rock Springs CTex) lynching
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-11

Chicago, Nov. 11.-Six persons shot, three Of
them is believed fatally, when three bandits early to-
day raded the town of Cicero, shot three persons in
saloon and fought desperate battle with the police il
which policeman and one bandit wounded. 1t il
reported they held up another victim and fired two shots
before they attacked the patrons in the saloon.
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ARE YOU TAKING THE TrnEss
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ARE YOU READING THE TIMEss
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FAIR AND COLD
TODAY; SATURDAY
FAIR AND WARMER.
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CONTINUED on Page Five.)
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CONTINUED on page seven.)
The Calumet news., 1910-11-09

Representative second distrlct-Gray
rs, Happier So.
County Onlees--
sheriff Bycrs As. Winters 20.
Trea urcg-R Rashleigh A..
Register OF dceds-McKenzie A.,
strand 5.
arosecuting attorney Macdonald l3.
Clc1k-kaiscr A.. Davis 8.
Sehooleraft Township, Precinct =
Governor-OshoIn 1f5. Hemans 1876,
Coroott o, Warnock 23
Lieut.. Cow Ross l55, Williams 1873,
Secretary OF state-4Nartindale 1852,
Peterson 139.
Auditor generai-Fuller 1872. McAr-
thur 141.
congressman-Young 1914. werline
1873.
state senator-James 10, Cuddihy
lG4. Valimai IA.
Representative scr 0nd distrfat-Gray
20, Kapler PAS, Faull IL. Grabenstein
IT.
County Offices
Sherin-Bye.s 1876 Waters 81.
Trea Ealaleigh lG2
Re sistor-M 'Kenzic 166. Strand %,
Surbeck 27.
/ ClUN-Kaiser l7G. Davis 2i. Knuutti
"a.
schooleraft township, Precinct p
Governor--C.Dcrn 20, Hemans 90
/ ICcIbott 4. Warnock 3.
Lieut.. Gov.-TGss &c, Williams O.
Secretary Of te-Mlrtindale 10
/ Peterson SO.
Auditor general-Fullor 7S. Near
/ thur Sc.
Congrcssman-Yo Yourg SO. WlerlinC
50.
state senator-Jamc9 20. Cuddihy 90
Nalimaki 4.
Representative 90. ond district-GraS
80, Happier l21, FaulI 3, Grabenstein 3
| County Onices-
Troasurer-R Rashlcish Sf
Register-McKenzie S4, Strand G
! Surbock g.
Prosecuting attorney-MacDonal IS
Clerk-kaiser Sc, Davis ., Knuutti 7
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KEwEENAw COUNTY RESULTS.

Kewcenaw county gave Osborn COZ
ana Hemans So, the republican cam
didate for governor having a very
strong following among the people
here. Young received G42 in the con-
test for the congressional honor and
Werline 80. James for state senator
did not run as strong. getting 579
votes to pa for John Cuddihy, his
democratic opponent from Calumet.
In the Phoenix precinct Osborn re-
ceived 30 votes TO 8 for Hemans In
that Same precinct Cuddihy received
II votes to 80 for James.
In Allouez township Osborn re-
ceived S3S votes to for Hemans.
Young for congress got $50 and Wer-
line but 10. James for the state sem
ate got 251 and Cuddihy 104.
In Grant township Osborn received
30 votes to for Hemans. James FOR
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Torch Lake Township, Precinct =

Torch Lake Township, Preeinct 7
Governor-osborn 1870, Hemans i29,
Corbett ).
Lieut.. Gov.-Ross 1873, Williams 1872.
Secretary OF state-Martindale 1Si,
Peterson, 124.
Au;itor general-Fuller 1Si, MAR
thur 12i.
c5ns res man-Young 1872, Werlinc
193.
State senator-Jamos 1913, clddihy
139.
Ro5rcsentatice. second dlstrict-Gray
70. Happier 1893, Faull 3.
County Offices
shorinf,Bycrs 1872. Waters 40.
REGISTER OF deeds Mckenzie 1873
Strand 8,
Prosecuting attorney u Macdonald
141.
,Clerk-Kaiser 1913. Davis ..
Torch Lake Township, Precinct p
Govo-nor-Cc5orn 46 Hemans ,
Corbett 0.
Lieut.. Gov.-Ross A., Williams >.
Secretary of Martindale as
Peterson 8.
Secretary Of state-Fuller 4C, Mae
Arthur 4.
consressman-Young 4G. werlne 4.
state scnator-James A., Cuddihy 3
Rtoresontative second distrct.Gral
q6, Ka-pler 4, Faull 0.
County Omces-
Sheriff Byers 3s, Waters ,.
Register of deeds-McKenzie As
Strand 0.
Prosecuting attorney-MacDonald As
Clerk-Kaiser As. Davis 0.
Torch Lake Township, Precinct g.
Governor-O-lsocn G1, Homans
CoIbett /.
Lieut.. Gov.-Ross CT. williams 3.
Secretary of -Martindale G2
Peterson 5.
Ausitor general-Fullor CT. Me
Arthur 5.
congro ocrman-YounS Gl, Werline
state senator-James 80, Cuddihy
Representative second d.strict-Gra,
45, Kappler %. Fault 1.
County Offices
Sheriff Bycrs %, Watocs 8.
Treasurer-Ra Rashlelsh Gl.
re cgister-M MeKenzie G3. strand I.
Prosecuting attorncy-M 81
ClerE-Kaiser C3. Davis 1.
Torch Lake Township. Precinct a.
Goverror-Oa,orn 80, Hemans 81
CODctt 3.
Lieut.. Gov.-.Ros7 81, williams 33
Sc retary of state-Mlrtindale B.
Peterson 81.
Auditor general-Fullcr 80, Near
thur 81.
Corgressman--Y Young "a. Werline 3c
state senat1r-James 80. Cuddihy 81
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Adams Township, Precinct e.

For Governor-Osborn 140, Hemans
80. Corbett %, Warnock T.
Lieut.. Governor-Ross 149, Williams
90
Secretary Of state-Martindale leo.
Peterson 10.
Auditor General-Fuller 149, Near
thur 49,
Congressman-Young 149, werline
20.
State senator-James l4G. Cuddihy
%, Nalimak 6.
Representative, Third District-Ed-
wards 49, Holland 80, Bruneau T.
County Offices
Sherih-Byers $50, Waters AZ.
reasurer-Rashleigh 151.
Register-Mackenzie 1852, Strand 20
Surbeck 6.
Prosecuting Attorney - Macdonald
154.
Clerk-Kaiser 152, Davis 29, Knuutt
lG.
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eARAoA co. REPUBLICAN.

I,Ansc. Mich. Nov. S.-l3araga
county went straight republican today
with the exception Of sheriff DEM
pon. democrat. Of Baraga, defeated
sicotte Of LAnse. the republican
nominee by 85 votes. Charles Kelsey
was elected treasurer over John HID,
Martin Vcetsch for County Clerk ana
register Of deeds and Joseph O'Con-
nor for prosecuting attorney had no
opposition. The vote by precincts
follows:
L'Anse Township, Precinct /
Governor Osborn 1870, Hemans 81
Congressman-Youn 49, Werline
50.
state senator-James 1Ss, Cuddihy
Sc.
L'Anse Precinct No. p
Governor Osborn 7j, IIemans. 3.
Congressman-Yo Young Il. Werline IL.
state Sena'or-James n, Cuddihy IL.
Keweenaw Bay
Governor-Osborn j5, Hemans 4.
Congressman-Y Young 5S Werline 2.
state Senator-James So, Cuddihy 4.
Baraga Township
Governor Osborn 152, Hemans l55.
Young 175, Werline
13f
state senator-James 1870, Cuddihy
12S.
Sheriff-SicCtte SO, Demgen 2G9.
Treasure er-K Kelsey 80. Hid 255.
Covineton Township.
Govcrnor-Osborn o. Hemans :.
Congressman--Yo Young "a, Werllne
IL.
state Sonator-James SO, Cuddihy Z.
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For governor-osborn 81, HIemans 2.
Lieut. Governor-Ross 81, Williams
@
Secretary of state-Martindale so,
peterson ?,
Auditor General-Fuller so, Near
thur 6.
C,ongressman--Yo so, Werllne 9
STATE sonator--James rs, Cuddihy g.
Representative, third district-Ed-
wards a. Holland D.
County Offices
Sheriff-Byers 45, Waters 8.
Treasurer-Rashleigh so.
Register-Mackenzie so.
Prosecuting Attorney - Macdonald
ST.
Clerk-Kaiser 81.
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stanton Township, Precinct g.

For Governor-Osborn as. Hemans
O. Corbett l.
Lieut.. Governor-Ross AS, Williams
G.
Secretary of state-Martindal As,
Peterson 9.
Auditor General-Fuller As, Near
thur G.
Congressman-Youn A. Werllne Z,
state Senator-James AZ. Cuddihy
TO-
Representative. Third District-Ed-
wards 43, Holland s.
County Offices
Sheriff-Byers 80, Waters g.
easurer-Rashleigh 45.
Reglster-Mackenzie As, Strand /.
Prosecuting Attorney - Macdonald
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Clerk-Kaiser 45, Davis 1.