The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-14

Robert Munns received one "a vote.
The whole number of votes given for
the nomintion for the Office OF Alder
man by the Democratic Party Of the
Second Ward was thirteen OF which
Arthur Rabichsud received thirteen
tl3) votes.
The whole number of votes given tor
the nomination for the Office of Alder
man of the Third Ward by the Demo-
cratic Party was four (4l Of winch
Lewis Meisler received one til, A.
L. Robbins received one On Adolph
Miller received one lil vote and |. II.
Jackson received one (l) vote.
The whole number OF votes given for
ne domination for the Office OF So
pervisor by the Democrtic Party of
the Third Ward was tniry nine 1891
of which hugo Koepeke received
twenty-nIne l29) and Charles Uren
received ten ti0) votes.
The whole number of votes given
for the nomination for the Office of
Constable OF the Third Ward by the
Democrat Party was four of which
Lewis Aeshliman rec~ived two (2)
Ralph Waite received one a. and I.
II. Jackson received one tll vote.
The W ole number Of votes given
for the nomination for the Office Of
Mayor by the Prohibition Party was
one tll OF which James j. Gaffney
received one O. vote.
The whole number of votes given
for the nomination for Office of City
clerk by the Prohibition Party was
onl ~ of which William j. Gribble
received one a. vote.
The whole number Of votes given
for the nomination for the Office of
City Treasurer by the Prohibition
Party was one (l) of which Robert
NUNS received one ~ vote The
whole number of votes given for tn
nomination for the office of Supervi
sor of the Third Ward by the Prohi-
bition Party was one of which John
Dawson received one Lil vote.
Therefor the Council of said city, in
pursuance of the Statute in snch
cases made and provided does hereby
determine that the said Primary Elec-
tion resulted as follows:
William I. Nesbitt was, by the
greatest number of votes, nominated
to the Office of Mayor by the Republic.
can Party for the next ensuing city
election.
William J. Gribble was, by the
greatest number OF votes, nominated
to the office of City Clerk by the
Republican Party for the next ensu-
ing city election.
Robert Munns was, by the greatest
number of votes, nominated 10 the
office of City Treasurer by the Repub-
lican Party ror the next ensuing city
election.
NJ j. Shells was. by the greatest
number OF votes. nominated TO the
Office of Alderlnna Of the First Ward
by the Republican Party for the
next ensuing city election
Josiah s. Jscka was. by the great.
est number of votes, nominated TO
the office of Supervisor Of the First
Ward by the Republcn Party for
the next ensuing city election.
Charles Dove was, by the greatest
of votes, nominated TO the |
Office OF Constable of the First Ward |
by the Republican Party for the next
ensuing city election.
Axel Axelson was. by the greatest
number of votes nominated 10 the
Office of Alderman of the Second Ward
by the Republican Party for the next
ensuing city election
John Edward Odd was, by the great
est number OF votes, nominated TO the
Office Of Supervisor of the Second Ward
by the Republican Party for the next
ensuing city election.
Isaac Anderson was, by the greatest
number of votes. nominated 20 the
Office OF Constable OF the Second Ward
by the Republican Party for the next
ensuing city election
Adolph Miller was by the greatest
number of votes, nominated to the
Office of Alderman of the Third Ward
by the Republican Party for the next
city election
Charles Uren was. by the greatest
number of votes, nominated 10 the
office of Supervisor of the Third Ward
by the Republican Party for the next
ensuing city election.
Lewis Aeshliman was. by the great
BET number of votes. nominated TO the
office of Constable of the Third Ward
BY the Republican Party TOR the next
snsuing city election
lanes j Gaffney was nv the grant !