Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-07
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council Chamber April 18th. 1914
Council met in special session May
or Cohen presiding.
Present: Aldermen Bamberg, Ket-
chum. MCCARTHY Bdw. F.; Calkins,
Mccarthy, E. T.; Getzlaff, Plenke,
Lukaseski, Yeschke, Damon, Binne-
bOese and Jeffrey.
Absent: Aldermen GauIke, Prebba-
now, Wittrock and Tomsyck.
On motion the council resolved it
self into a camYassing board for the
purpose of canvassing the RETURNS
from the several election boards be-
ing the result of the municipal cleo
ton held in the city ON Tuesday, APP
ril 7ths 1914, amd declaring the fol
lowing results:
The whole number of votes cast TO
mayor was 1872 of which number, JOS
eph A Cohen received I'll, A D. Hill
l, F. L. Steib 2, Stovey Norton 2, Jes
Wagner l, Otto Roenius 3, c. A. Boo
l4hilL l. shIltG y. d. JN1lu1Ey' L.
Joseph A. Cohen having received tht
greater number of votes was de-
ClaTred elected mayor.
The whole number of votes cast
for treasurer was 1872 of which mum,
ber Joseph p Wheir received 791 an
Sam Church 1.
Joseph p. Whe!r having received
the greater number of votes WAS de
claTed elected treasurer.
The whole number of votes cast
for assessor was 500 of which NUM-
Der Clark Lyon received 462, Edw
T. Mccarthy $50 and Henry S. Wag-
her 1874.
Clark Lyon having received the
greater number of votes cast was de,
cIared elected assessor.
The whole number of votes cast
for Justice of the Peace was STA of
which number Edw. N. Pomainville
received 529 and Burton L. Brown
345.
Edw. n. PGmainville having re
ceived the greater number of votes
was declared elected Justice of the
Peace.
The whole number of votes cast
for alderman i'm the first ward was
81 OF which number Edw. C. Ketchur
received 5S and Joseph f. Weinberg
3S.
Edw. C. Ketchum having received
the greater Number of votes was de-
claned elected alderman in the first
ward.
The whole number of votes cast
supervisor jim the first wand was 10
of which number Lewis Schroeder
received IS and NJ. S. Moran 1.
Lewis Schroeder having received
the greater number of votes was de-
ciared elected supervisor in the first
ward.
The whole number of votes cast for
alderman in the second ward was 156
OF which number Fred NJ. SchnabeI
received SO and Henry B. WeiIand
rs.
Fred NJ. Sehnabel having received
the greater number of votes was de
clared elected alderman in the second
ward.
The whole number of votes cast TO
supervisor in the End ward was 141
of which number Peter McCamley re-
ceived al and was declared elected
supervisor in the End ward.
The whole number of votes cast
for alderman i'm the 3rd ward was
145 of which number Frank w. Cal
kins received IS and John L. Nash
go.
Frank w. Calkins having received
the greater number of votes was de-
clared elected alderman in the srd
ward.
The whole number of votes cast
for supervisor i'm the Sr,d ward was
las of which number Freeman G.
Gjdhey received IS and Geo. L. VIII
liamS AZ.
Freeman G. Gilkey having received
the greater number of votes was de-
clared elected supervisor in the Sd
ward.
The whole number of votes cast
for alderman in the 4th wand was los
of which number Chris Getzlaff re