Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-11-22
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Proceedings of the Regular Novem
Der Session Of the Board Of
Supervisors.

ard County, Ia, met in regular ses-
sion in the office of the County
Auditor at IL o'clock M. Monday,
November, 18th, 1912.
Supervisors j. H. Watson, j. F..
Pecinovsky, Chas. H. Wallace and
]. H. Jones, County Auditor and
Clerk of the board were present.
and the meeting was called to order
by chairman ]. H. Watson.
The Board organized as canvas
sing board and Immediately COM
menced the official canvass Of the
votes cast at the general election
held on the 9Th day of November,
1912.
The afternoon was occupied in
said canvass, and at 8 O'Clock p. m.
board adjourned until o'clock a.
m. Tuesday, Nov. 18th, 1912.
SECOND DAY
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all members present and
completed the canvass of the cleo
ton returns, which are as follows:
For the Office of Presidential Elec-
tors at Large, there were six thousand
and ninety-six votes cast, of which
Marsh w. Bailey received seven humid
red and fifty, Frank P. Clarkson re-
ceived seven hundred and forty-one.
w. F. Cleveland received fourteen
hundred and sixteen, H. S.lRosecrans
received thirteen hundred and sixty
five, A. l.. Whitcomb received sixty
three, l. M. Hawver, Jr., received
sixty-nine, George w. Morrill, received
sixty-five, Joseph A. Dyer received
eight hundred and thirty-seven, James
P. Steele received eight hundred.
For the Office of Elector First Dist
riot there were two thousand nine hum
dred and sixty votes cast of which ]. S.
Mckinney received seven hundred and
thirty-nine, N. C. Roberts received
thirteen hundred and sixty.two, Ed
ward P. Hagerty received sixty-six,
Solomon Stephenson received seven
hundred and ninety three.
For the office of Elector Second Dist
riot there were three Thousand and
twenty one votes cast of which Alex.
McLennan received seven hundred and
forty-two, M. A. Simmons received
thirteen hundred and sixty-two, C. H.
Bohstedt received sixty, c. w. Ed
wards received sixty-five, Evert F.
Richman received seven hundred and
ninety-two.
For the Office of Elector Third Dist
riot there were three thousand and
thirteen votes cast of which Carl S,
Newcomer received seven hundred and
forty-one. C. d. Baldwin received
thirteen hundred and sixty, c. A.
Draper received sixty-one, Douglas
Smith received sixty-fve, Emmons
johnson received seven hundred and
Gig hty-six.
For the Office of Elector Fourth Dist
riot there were three thousand and
twenty three votes cast Of which Paul
Brorby received seven hundred and
thirty-seven, l. w. Brunt received
thirteen hundred and fifty-seven, w. d.
Perry received sixty-four, A. E. Buff
Kin received sixty-four, Robert Thorn.
son received eight hundred and one.
For the office of Elector Fifth Dist
riot there were three thousand and
eleven votes cast of which Ward Wood
bridge received seven hundred and
forty, A. G. johnson received thirteen
hundred and fifty.eight, J. w. Lee re-
ceived sixtyth Herman C. Huss
received sixty-five Henry Rickel re.
ceived seven hundred and eighty five.
For the Office of Elector Sixth Dist.
riot there we're three thousand and
eight votes cast of which Ellsworth
Rominger received seven hundred and
forty-one, Fred Townsend received
thirteen hundred and fifty-six, &c. w.
Boyce received sixty.one. Henry, Bit
terman received sixty-three, Clyde G.
Sparks received seven hundred and
eighty -seven.
For the Office of Elector Seventh
District there were three thousand and
nine votes cast of which Fred L. Bar
nett received seven hundred and sorty-
six, L. A. Mullican received thirteen
hundred and fifty-five, X. w. Brown
received sixty-one, j. w. Levin re-
ceived sixty three, VIM. A. Graham
received seven hundred and eighty
four.
For the Office of Elector Eighth
District there were twenty-nlne humid
red and forty-three votes cast of which
James H. Jamisen received seven humid
red and forty-five, w. B. Tallman re-
ceived thirteen hundred and fifty-five,
Curtis H. Carson received sixty-three,
Thomas G. Fee received seven hundred
and eighty.
For the office of Elector Ninth Dist
riot there were twenty mine hundred
and lightweight votes cast of which
William Cochrane received seven humid
red and thirty-eight, John w. Grow re-
ceived thirteen hundred and fifty-two,
Charles Van Meter received sixty,
M. E. Sutton received sixty-two, VIM.
H. Killpack received seven hundred
and seventy-six.
For the Office of Elector Tenth Dist
ricf there were fwanfv.nine hundred