The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-09-19

Candidates who were tied with 9TH
er candidates i'm various parts of the
county. may now go to led and
sleep o'nights without further trou-
'Ile. The board of elections has de-
termined to whom the nominations
laH go I'm case of a tie. Choice was
made by lots between all candidates
receiving the same number of votes
! for the same office The result fol-
lows:
| Frank Long and Jonn DeTurk each
, received one vote in precinct of the
Third ward. G, the nomination falling
to Long. Frank Stanley and William
Harrington were tied with one vote
each in Fourth G, Stanley receiving
the nomination. william f.. Barger
Jesse Warwick. George Orians and
John Haines each received one vote
in First II. the latter receiving the
nomination. Christian Spath and
clay Blucksom each received one in
First c. Blocksom winning.
Powling Gleen-Joseph Rizor and
F. Spicer each received two votes for
constable on the Democratic ticket,
Rizor being the nominee Jds,ph
Rizor and Charles Adams were tied
for assessors with four votes each.
Adams being the successful candi-
date.
Claridon-Three votes were receiv-
cd by f. Seckel and the same number
by j. b. Underwood, Tor constable on
the Democratic ticket. Seckel was Sc
lected
Green Campo. c. Ritzler and
James Biggans each received one vote
for trustee on the Democratic ticket
Ritzler, having been nominated clerk,
was dropped and Biggans declared
the nomine For justice of the peace
j. II. Detwiler John Baldwin and G
G.. Ritzler each received one vote
Ritzler was dropped. and In the draw
Baldwin was selecte-. For constable
William Campbell. j. Setter. F. j.
Faux and II. Anti each received one
vote, Campbell being the nominee.
Green Camp village-On the Re-
publican ticket for council T.. r. SOM
erlot, j. McNeal, j. A. Slack. Arthur
Porter. NJ. a. Porter, j w. Davis, j.
Is. Berry, G. D. Reynolds, j. p. Car
mine, G. Durfec f. Black NJ. j.. Ly-
ons and |. A. Leverton each received
one vote. Three were to he nominat-
ed. J. \. Slack Arthur Porter and
. a. Leverton were the ones drawn.
FIVE councllmen were TO be nominated
on the Democratic ticket.
Those tied with one vote each were
IL. +. Clark. Clarencs Somerlot, ID. j.
Smeltzer j, NJ. Lannis, f. II. Somer-
lot. j. Mcclellan. j. j. Black, Jacob
bricler, B, u. Boxwell, ID. G. Die
bold and T.. j. Folk. In the drawing
T.. r. Somerlot. j. ]. Black, b. ID.
Roxwell d. @. Diebold and T.. j. Folk
were selected as the nominees
Montgomery on the Republican
ticket to Ill two vacancies for trus-
tees. ID. Moral. c. f. Gillespie and
NJ. Virden each received four. votes.
The drawing resulted IN the two lat
ter receiving the nomination. For
constable c. c. Mapes and II, John
ston each received three votes, Mapes
being the lucky man 10 draw.
LaRue Village-Chares Rogers, j.
H. Leonard, c. f. stahl, A. r. Marsh
and l.. G.. Copeland each received ona
vote for council on the Republican
ticket In the drawing A. f. Marsh
and l.. G.. Copeland won, there being
two places on the ticket.
Prospect Village-To fill out the
Democratic ticket for council one
candidate was necessary ana s. NJ.
Kaub, Levi Scheetz. II. O. Toms and
William Davids We're tied each hav-
ing one vote. In the draw Scheetz
was successful in landing the place on
the ticket.
Salt Rock-J. b. Martin, Rice Mob
berly and II. Il. Washburn were tied
for the nomination for trustee. the
former two resignng and leaving
Washburn the nominve. For constable
John Beech and l.. Nj. McCumber were
tied, the latter winning the place on
the ticket in the drawing
WaldO-P. G. Akron and Walter
l<lingle, one vote eacn for constable
Akron. Democrat, being nominated.
Waldo Nillage-George A. Cook and
W. c. t. Michel each received one
vote for mayor on the Democratic
ticket, Michel being the lucky candi-
date Scott Howison who received
one vote for mayor and one for coun-
ell, resigned, leaving but five members
for council.