The Calumet news., 1912-08-29
DEMOCRATIC
VOTE is LIGHT
Cast Only 160 in Township Tues.
day--0ther Facts

The Democratic Prohibitionist. am
Socialist parties have candidates il
l the field FOR state and county offices
having nominated their respective can
didatcs az the primaries Tuesday.
The Democratic vote I'M Calumo
township was surprisingly light. Out o
total enrolled vote of Pol the highes
vote recorded was that of l6O for Phi
-. sheridan. who is a candidate foi
sheriff. Woodbridge y. Ferris for gov
ernor. received the second highest vote
1856 rhe Demos decided that thoS
would put no candidate in the field ID
opposition To the Republican candi-
dates for judge of probate, clerk. OF
register of deeds.
The Prohibtionist voting strength in
The primaries was not very convincing,
ihe most the party could muster, 76
votes. being given To Thomas W
Kemp. candidate for sheriff.
The Socialist vote in the township
was very light. only eighteen votes be-
ing east
1t is interesting to note that Calu-
met cast a total vote In the primaries
Tuesday # $50, out of an enrolled
voting strength of 1916. This is con
sidered excellent being a little less
than 500 of the entire vote eligible.
The Democratic Ticket
The following is the list or candi-
dates and votes cast by the Demo
Gratis
For U. $. senator-Alfred Luck
ing. 80.
For L. s senator-G. p. Hummer,
jos.
For Governor or-woodbridgc N. Fer
ris. 1i6.
For Lieut.. Gov.-James W. HeIme.
1876.
For Congressman at Large-Edward
l'rensdorf, n.
For Representative to Congress. 18th
Congressional District-John Power.
~
For state Edward f. Lee
Gendre. 1872
Representatives to the First District
win J. Mccormick, 1O3; Joseph
plautZ, 80. CMcCormick nominated.
For Shern Phil O. sheridan, 100.
For Treasurcr--Frank Distel. Jr.
13S.
For Prosecuting Attcrney-Eugene
\. McNarv. 135.
r Tor Inspector Of Mines-Palrick
Harrington. l3O.
Prohibition Ticket.
For Governor. l.. Leland. 73.
For state Senator-Francis Wi
liams, Y.
For Representative First District
George Gin. IS
For Judge Of Probate-Thomas r.
Davis. 81
For Sheriff-Thomas II. Kemp, 76.
For Clerl>-Neil Dick ~.
For Treasurer-Charlcs Weideman,
20.
For Register Of Deeds-Arthur Ire
loar. ~.
For Coroners-James Burgan, &c
Henry NJ ilaneu. 1X.
For Inspector OF Mines-Harry Ep
lett, %.
The Socialist Ticket.
For state Senator--John Nalimaki, |
Il.
For Representative ~ Fist District |
Of LePislature-Paul Ffoinholz.
For Judge of Probate-Petcr Jedda
For Sheriff-Heimer Mikko, IS
For 0lerk--Andrew .. Sarell, is.
For reasurer-Walier Toupin, Is.
For Register Of Deeds-Carl Pdrta |
l..
For Coroners Michael Ozanich. -; |
William williamson, II.
For Inspe tor of Mines-Gust W |
Toppari. IS
Republican Delegates.
The following Republican delegates |
were elected at tho primaries TO attepG |
the county convention 10 select dele
gates to attend the state convention |
which will have the privilege of nam.
ing the remainder of the state ticket
'rhe delegates 10y precincts:-
Precinct M. James MacNaush- |
ton, William E. Daniel NJ. NJ. Morri- |
son. John MacNaughton. Angus Mac
auley and Fetcr J. McClelland.
No. Thomas II Soddy. Angus
Beck. Allen Cameron, Leon Pacqui
nelli and George Martin.
No. 3-Edwin George, Christ Yol<i,
Richard $ Tucker.
No. 4-Georgc Wright, Samuel Jess.
Bart Arietu, Samuel Richards and
Jacob Lustig.
No. James Basso. j. L. Lindstrom.
Charles McClelland Paul Miehett.
James Curto and James r. Ashton.
No. ii. j. Ellis, Jr.. w. j. Mac
Donald. J. w. Selden. oscar KeclSo.
nen, Michael Klobuchar and Nose
Iiandettini.
No. IF. II. Schumacher, Joseph
curto. Michael Sunich. Edward Uiseth
and =. ]. Wickstrom. II
10. S-Jamcs A. Cruise, John Waatti, 4
!ohn Pentecost and William Nisula.
No. 9-Charles l.. Noetzel. r.. -
Petermann Gus Johnson. w +. Hart
mann and j. Y. lsiscombe
No. 10---P. =. Roehm. j. a Torreano
I. r. Fisher, \. Palmer, Charles
Mugford. Vincent Vairo and Dennis
Mccarthy
M 11--Joseph Wills, \ w. Kerr
/. w. Downing. Johnson Vivian. John
sustarich. Bernhardt Holmstrom. w. J.
2ichetta and ID Kerr