The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-07
Receives Majority of 3,099 Over
Musselman Who Beat Kelley.
townsend Also Car
ries County
ONLY GNf Old LEGISLATOR
indicsto Point to Fact That Two OF
Three Districts VIII be Represent
cd BY Now Men in Lansing at
Next Session

For 4. 3. Senator-Townsend 3,194.
Burrows 1897.
Governor Osborn s.90J. Kelley GG9.
Mussolman SO4.
Lieutenant Governor--Ross 2.651,
Rico 1,l92, Dickinson 1.O3S.
u. :. Congressman-Ker 3,OG9,
Young. 2.19S.
State Senator Smith. 2.l19 James
2,6l0 Randall 45i.
State Representative-Ed 932,
Henwood 333. Tico 634.
State Reprcsentative-Oate LOO
Lucas, 1858.
State Representative-Gray 730.
Sherin-Byers 1850. James 1874,
Fleming 7S2.
County Clerk-Kaiser. 2.O44, Rich
ardson 1.214, Light $40, Eichern 474,
Jarvis 1854.
oasurer--Rashleigh 4,1S4.
Observation-Disclosures S,166, Rastello
1,627.
Prosecuting Attorney - MacoDnald
3.35S. Legris 1,610.
Commissioners-M 2,G77 Wei
der, S,OS2.
Coroner-F'isher. asia.
Chase s. Osborn of the 500. candidate
tor the republican nomination for gov
| In ms
Houghton county than any other can
didate on the republican ticket.
Charles f. Townsend, likewise receive
ed a splendid endorsemnt to his can
didacy for the nomination for u. $.
senator, winning over j. G. Burrows
easily. John @. Ross carried Hough-
ton county for lieutenant governor by
good irnjdrity.
The contest for the nomination for
county cierk was about the closest of
any OF the county offices, there hav-
ing been Ave candidates in the field. N.
T.. Kaiser carried the county by a big
majority over Louis ii. Richardson.
who ran second. and Jacob Jarvis who
was a close third. Joseph Light OF
Calumet and John Il. Eichkern of Han
cock ran fourth and fifth. respective
| ly. While the contest for register OF
deeds I'm Calumet township. between
CLYDE Mackenzie and John Rastello,
was somewhat close, the majorities
received by Mackenzie I'm other parts
of the county gave him a good lead
for this office. James j. Byers re-
ceived the republican as well as the
democratic nomination for sheriff, as
suring his election to the office without
further opposition. Although Byers
ran on slips for the republican nom
ina ton. he received almost twice as
many votes as James, his nearest com
petitor.
Houghton county gave w. Frank
James of Hancock, a majority OF 49l
votes over Charles Smith of Hubbell
for state senator Baraga county gave
James a majority of 80 votes and Ke-
weenaw county gave Smith a majority
of 179 votes, Smith received 154
votes in Ontonagon county; James
16s; and Randall. 1872. This gives
James of Hancock the nomination by
the following total vote in the coun-
ties. James, 3197, and Smith 27s1.
Indications point to the fact that
Houghton county Will send only one
OF the "old guard" back to the state
legislature. A. ID. Edwards received
the republican nomination from the
third district by n majority of 29s
votes. over Paul Tice OF Houghton
who ran second. Hepwood was SOl
votes behind Tice. willard f. Gray
received the unanimous republican
nomination in the second district he
having had no opposition at the polls
Fred Kepplar. the present representa-
tive, received the democratic nomina-
ton. he having no opposition. In the
first district. Anthony Lucas received
the republican nomination over w. r
Oates, former representative.
w. ]. Mcdonald for prosecutor re-
ceived n splendid majority over Louis
T.egris OF Houghton.
"A. w. Kerr. candidate for congress
man Jared well in his home county
having received a majority of S71
votes.
HANCOCK CITY.
The results in the city of Hancocl