The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-05
CALUMET ELECTION RESULTS
IN REFLECTION OF JACKOlA
Justice of Peace Returned for
Another Term, Defeating
P. Charter.
SPECIAL QUESTIONS CARRIED

The voting i'm Calumet township
yesterday was somewhat light owing
to the fact that there was only one
contest, c. O. Jackola being opposed
by Peter Charter for justice Of the
peace. Justice Jackola won out by a
total OF 1875 10 962.
The vote for the county road sys-
tenn carried by a total of 1850 against
49l. The vote for a county sanitarium
for the care of tuberculosis patients
was also carried. although the vote
was not so pronounced. the total for
being 1910 and against, 6S4.. For the
primary election for county offices the
voting stood: Yes, All; against, 41O.
Houghton county according to re-
turns, has adopted the primary sys-
tenn for circuit court judge, county Of
ficers, the tuberculosis sanitarium pro-
icct, and the county road system, all
Of them believed to be good meas
ures.
Vote for Justice in Precincts.
OF interest to local voters will be
the vote by precincts for the office
Of justice Of the peace. 1t follows:
c. O. Jackola-No. 1, 157; No. ?, 1879; !,
No. 3, So: No. 4. 1913; No. 5, III; No.
g. 146; No. Z, 146; No. s, 1856; No. 9,
PIP; No. TO- 1917; No. IL. 1913; No. r. so.
Total. 1875.
Peter Charrier-No. l, 1872; No. 2,
GS; No. 3, As; No. 4, 81; No. 5. Sc; No.
6, GS; No. I. as; No. s, "a; No 9. 40;
No. 10, 141; No. II, 21S; No. -, so.
Total, 962.
James MacNaughton polled a total
Of 2,G4S for supervisor; Martin, 266S
for clerk; Lahore, 2,66S for treasurer;
Charles Mugford, 1861 for highway
w. II. Faucet, 2,646 for
of board of review, and A.
Silvola, 2,646 for overseer of high
ways.
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Results in Keweenaw County.
Keweenaw county cast a total of $50
'otes at yesterdays election. OF this
lumber the enrolment was $780, which,
ogether with the previous enrolment
means an assured enrolment for the
primaries of approximately 1000.
The proposition for primaries for
he county officers and for circuit {
curt judge carried the former by 4
'ote of 515 to sc and the latter by SIS
lot casting their ballots. Throughout |
he county the nomination tickets won |
n each instance Q
In the Ahmeek precinct of Allouez
ownship petitions were presented at
he polls for the nomination of Chase !
icket and for Angus w. Kerr for con- |
ress. Mr. Kerr received 1O9 names l
N his petition and Mr.. Osborn los. |
he total vote of the precinct was 109 c
n Eagle Harbor precinct 2S out of 30 {
'otes We're attached to the petitions.
n the other townships the petitions :
we're not circulated at the polls. I
In Allouez township Edwin Medlyn '
vas elected overseer of highways over c
osah Hebbard who ran on slips. In I
eagle Harbor township NJ. j. Smith {
defeated Christian Hoffenbacher for
treasurer by vote of 81 to 9. In q
rant township +. w. Williams ran |
n slips against William Kellan for i
Jerk, Kellan receiving % votes as
gainst "a for williams. In Houghton !
ownship Joseph Hepting, overseer of
highways for the second district. re-
eived AZ votes, winning over Joseph !
brunette who received 49, In Sher-
nan township Fred Nordstrom defeated "
Ohm Boye for overseer.
Osceola Township.
In Osceola township there was a
ontest for commissioners. Charles Kelin |
winning by a vote of $50 to 156 for Jo-
eph Bordeaux. The enrolment was !
60. q