The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-03-15

nj the NtncfttA iAtAA"h@
IN and for said city on "Wednesday she
fifth day OF March, A. u. 1918 the
whole number u votes cast for the
nominations for the various offices OK
said city aud Of the several wards
thereof. and the respective number Of
votes cast for each candidate az said
election were as follows. viz:
The whole number ct votes given
fDr the nomination for the Office OF
MAYOR by the Republican Party was
two hundred and fifty one l25il OF
which William Nesbit received two
hundred and htty and Sam Bridges
received one az.
The whole number of votes given for
the nomination for the office OF city
clerk by the Republican Party was two
hundred and forty one can of which
William Gribble received two hundred
and forty one votes
The whole number of votes given for
the nomination for the Office OF city
treasurer by the Republican Party was
two hundred and four of which Robert
NUNS received one hundred and forty
six (i46) and Herman Plankey received
dfty eight 1881 votes
The whole number of votes given for
the nomination tor the Office OF Justice
OF the Peace by the Republican Party
was one hundred and fifty eight of
which william Morrison received one
hundred and fifty eight tl5sl votes.
The whole number OF votes given for
the nomination for the office OF Super.
visor of the First Ward by the Repub-
Iican Party was twenty four (2i) OF
which ). S. Jacka received twenty four
votes.
I, The whole number of votes given for
the nomination for the Office OF Alder
m m of the First Ward by the Republi
can Party was twenty four OF which
Thomas Penglase received twenty four
votes.
The whole numper of votes given for
the nomination for the office OF Con
stable of the First Ward by the Repuh.
lican party was twenty three of which
Charles Dove received twenty three
votes.
The whole number Of votes given FOL
the nomination for the Office of super
J yisor of the Second Ward by the Re.
publican Party was one hundred ano
thirty two OF which George Voos re-
ceiyed one hundred and Ernest Walbect
received thirty two 1927 votes
The whole number of votes given fol
the nomination for the Office OF Alder
man of the Second Ward by the Repub
! lican ps-ty was one hundred and thirty
! four (I34) of which Sam Ronhack re
ceived sixty nine and Sorin Sorinsor
received sixty five votes.
The whole number OF votes given 70
the nomination for the Office OF con
, stable of the Second Ward by the Re
publican party was 6fty one Of which
: John A. johnson received fifty on
votes.
The whole number of votes given 70
: the nomination tor the office OF Super
!. visor Of the Third Ward by the Repub
|. lican party was seventy eight OF whic
|, ID. NJ. Ross received seventy seven an
I. X. d. Webb received one vote.
The whole number of votes given 10
q the nomination for the Office Of Alder
J. man Of the Third Ward by the Reput
lIcan party was one hundred and eleve
: nlll of which Adolph Miller receive
Is fifty sixt56) and | II jackson receive
:. fifty five t55l votes.
The whole number Of votes given K
y the nomination for the Office Of Cor
; stable Of the Third Ward by the n
: publican party was one hundred
4 which Lewis Aeschliman received fort
Z six and Ralph Waite received fifty-foJ
t54l votes.
y The whole number of votes given f
= the nomination for the Office Of may'
: by the Democratic party was thirte'
4 l3) of which Andrew Robbins recei
ed thirteen (13l votes.
= The whole number Of votes given (
, the nomination for the Office Of ci
= clerk by the Democratic party WI
= twelve tl2) Of which Thomas Beh'
y ceived eleven aud Ward Kelly recei
" cd one vote.
The whole number Of votes given
: the nomination for the offics OF tres
I urer by the Democratic party was
. teen ti5) OF which John Tufts receiy
fourteenCl4) and Harry Hatch receiy
. one vote.
The whole number Of votes given
the nomination for the Office Of just
: Of the PEACE by the Democratic pa
: was twelve OF which j III. Johns