Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-03-27

The election of School Commi
ers was the next business in order.
The Chairman appointed as tellers,
Messrs. w. T. Jones, Ray Love, Frank
Rllmeyer, c. F. Kruger, and Mes
DANES Sam Church and E. B. Brun-
dage.
Mr.. w. H. Reeves was nominated
to succeed himself aus Conlmi oner
from the First ward. There being nc
other nominate ons, it was moved and
carried that the Secretary be in
structed to cast the unanimous bal
lot of the meeting for Mr.. w. H.
Reeves for Commissioner from the
First Ward. The ballot was cast and
Mr.. w. H. Reeves was declared elect.
ed Commi ssioner from the First ward
for period Of two years.
Messrs J. R. Raglan, j. E. Farley,
and E. l. Philleo We're nominated to
succeed Mr.. F. B. Warner, removed
from ward, as Commissioner from
the Second ward. The ballot result
ed as follows: J. R. Raglan, 1913; J.
E. Farley, 80; E. l. PhiIeo, 81; scat
teing Z. Total number Of votes
cast 352 Mr. J. R. Raglan having re-
ceiyed the majority of all votes cast
was declared elected Commissioner
from the Second ward for period OF
two years.
Mr. w F. Kellogg was nominated
to succeed himself as Commissioner
from the Third ward. There being
no other nominations, it was moved
and carried that the Secretary be-
instructed to cast the unanimous bal
lot of the meeting for MIR. W. F. Kel-
logg for commissioner from the Third
ward. The ballot was cast and Mr..
w. F. Kellogg was declared elected
Commissioner from the Third ward
for period of two years.
Mr.. G.. O. Babcock was nominal
ed to succeed himself as Commits
sioner from the Fourth ward. There
| being no other nominations it was
moved and carried that the Secre-
| tary be instructed to cast the unani-
nous ballot of the meeting for Mr.
| G. o. Babcock for Commissioner from
| the Fourth ward. The ballot was
cast and Mr. G. o. Babcock was de
clared elected Commissi oner from the
Fourth ward for a period of two
| years.
Mr.. Otto Bein was nominated to
succeed himself as commissioner
from the Fifth ward. There being.
no other nominations it was moved
and carried that the Secretary be
| instructed to cast the unanimous bal
| lot of the meeting for Mr.. Otto Bein
| for Commissioner from the Fifth
! ward. The ballot was cast and Mr..
| Otto Bein was declraed elected Com
missioner from the Fifth ward for a
period of two years.
Mr.. c. E. Kruger and Mr.. J. P. Hor-
ton were nominated to succeed Mr..
| A. B. Sutor, removed from ward, short
term, as Commissioner from the Six
tn ward. The ballot resulted ais fol-
lows: c. E. Kruger, 80; ]. P. Horton
256; scattering 3; total number of
votes cast 348. Mr.. ]. P. Horton hay
ing received the majority of all votes
cast was declared elected commits
sioner from the Sixth ward for a
| period of one year
| It being the sense of the meeting
that an additional set of tellers wouk
facilitate business, the following Wee
appointed as such tellers: Messns.
F. Link, c. P. Hambrecht, Hugh Bole
l.. M. Nash, and Mrs. John Thompi
SON and Miss Mabel Gardner.
Rev. H. B. Johnson, DIR. C. A. Boor'
man, and Mr.. Emil Neitzel were no
| minated to succeed MIR. E. Oberbeck
as Commissioner from the Sixth ware
The ballot resulted as follows: Rev.
H. B. johnson, 291; DR.. C. A. Boor-
man, Al; Mr. Emil Neitzel, Z; Mr..
E. Oberbeck, 8. Total number of
| votes cast 342. Rev. H. B. john
SON having received the majority OF
all votes cast was declared elected
as commissi oner from the Sixth ward
| for a period of two years.
| Mr.. G. A. Hatch and Mr.. Herman
Finup were nominated to succeed Mr.
| c.. A Hatch as Commissioner from
the Seventh ward. The ballot result
ed as follows: Mr.. G. A. Hatch, 30;
| NJ. Io,.r,,ar, MIN % al nnlm be.