Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-11-25
STATEMENT OF THK BOARM
OF COUNTY CANHKSsEs,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

w. N. Coffiand, a citizen of-sai1 CSuu--
ty, constituting the Board of Gn0AtW
Canvassers of said COUNTY, do hereby
certify that the foregoing and ~FehIEe
tS.Ilar statement is corFeGc aR5 TUG
as compiled from the original -TeaaTEss.
made to the County ClePt OF szfa
County and as comparedtheseE1zlz bV-
us, and that from said returns l. AM
pears that at the General Eloc6Sorg
held in the several Towns, Wards.
Villages, and Election Distrsc1 o &
said County, on the Tuesday sueaeRSx-
ing the first Monday of NoUemheT, a.
ID. 1874, being the third day OF SAID
month, the number of votes gigeG in
said County for state Offices, UuSGaa
States senator, Representative ia
Congress tor the 7th congressional
district, state senator from the lisa
senatorial district comprising sac
counties of Monroe, jackson and Rez-
non, member of assembly forthe1aREs.-
ty of Vernon, was as follows<
The whole number of votes gIxcm
for governor was twenty-sevez hwxA.
bred forty-sevea t2747), of which axarn-
td0hn s. karel received five huEHrnA
hfty-four 1854 votes; David W S.zneE-
son received one hundred sixtee9fE iS9
votes; Ell Phillip received 5puVteeR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1920 votesasezr
Ameringer received twentY-sif Est
votes; John Vierthaler received eve
II vote; John j. Blaine received siH
hundred twenty-one (62ll votes. q,
The whole number of votes givcR
l for Lieutenant Governor was tweafv.
|l.five hundred eleven l2511), OF whi.-h
number Melvin A. Hoyt received ssix
hundred thirty-one (631) votes; Rxzzsk
r. Derrick received one hundred IS.
teen (l15l votes; Edw. f. Dithm7x re-
ceived seventeen hundred twenty M
tlT2e) votes; Robert G. McCaien re-
ceived twenty-nine cog votes; Carl
Pietsch received seven ~ voice.
Il The whole number of votes givsa
for Secretary ofState wastwentF-6ve
hundred twenty (2520), of which nunk-
Der Harry 9. Truesdell received 6vc
hundred seventy-seven (57D votes NJ
1 A. Schmoyer received one huA6uesa
nine Q09l votes; John $. Donald xse-
1 ceived eighteen hundred four tI60&9
votes; Ferdinand Rehfeld received
j twenty-six 26l votes; John Ream re-.
ceived four (4) votes.
/ The whole NJ Inber of votes gigsaH
for State Treasurer was twentp-fgG
| hundred thirty-one t253l), of winch
hundred 6fty-nine 1881 votes; okveu
Needham received one hundred three
tl03) votes; Henry johnson receives
eighteen hundred thirty-nine tlBRs1
votes; Edw Deuss received twe1fy--
six t26) votes: Theo. Horn received
four (4) votes. W
The whole number of votes givSU
for Attorney General was twenty fs,aE
hundred seventy-two (2472), of Whtct
number Chas. A. Kading receivedhYC
hundred forty-seven (547) votes; kzv-
| hew Mott received one hundred A9G
! Q05l votes; VIC Owen received sss.s.-
enteen hundred ninty-one u79ll sGfgR~
Lynn ID. Jaseph received twentysEsG
(25l votes; BertsManspeaker EeeeIe%1
four (4) votes.
The whole number of votes given
n for United States Senator was twaze,e. i
five hundred thirty-one (253I1 0as@x
Paul O Husting received seven A@xs-
4 bred ninty- three e79D FIRST choice uhEex
and on the ballots of McGoverD he re-
ceived four az second choice votes
4 Chas. L. Hill received one hnnanrsl
fifty-one Q5D first cboicesvote aa< GxE
the ballots of r.. o. Busting he we-
ceived four "A second cliOi.se votes
II #, Il. MeGovern. received hfteen hz2-
dred forty.fine 1890 firsteh0ise vds&n
and on the ballots of. P1O' HustinG
he received three 90 seee,ad chss1E
votes; on the ballots of c. l. Hie he
received one tb second chsice vGee-
Emil Seidel receiyed thirtyseight EsS1
1 first choice votes.
The whole number on votes gives.
for Representative in Congress for
the 18th Congressional District ss1m
F.ss
of which spumbar Virgil H.s G,a6y &C.
ceived five hundred fifty-six 1855
Martin Larson received ninty-twoFTZk
votes; JohnsJ Esch received senela
teen hundred eighty-four (l7S49 votes.
Carl A. Noetzeltnan received twenty
three (23) votes.
The whole number of votes glttsE
for State Senator for the 3lst Seaz
torial District from the counties vt
Vernon, Monroe and Jackson Eax
twenty-five hundred eighty-one gLs&E3
of which number Richard Grimm7ca
received nine hundred sixteen fsSas
votes; j. Henry Bennett received sia-
teen hundred siSty-fve, 1868 votes
The whole number of vOLes GiyeE
/ for Member of Assem- bly, for the AS
| sembly District of Vernon c0uuty WzE
Il tWentv,fve hundred forty-four LI5&xs
i of which Number Chas. V. Porter re-
ceived eight hundred thirty nine Ssh13
J votessHenrY Rentz re ceived seventeen
4 hundred five (l705) votes
We do, therefore, hereby aeIopnsaxE
and certify that Henry Rentz, haV7zx
received the greatest plumber Of raGesx
is hereby declared elected to the Of
fee OF Member of Assembly OF the4As,.
sembly District of said county.
The whole number Of votes gTp&G
for County Clerk was twenty FIVE hSvf
bred ninty-one f25gl9 of which nEasEssr
Edward A. Schmidt received five f,DA-
dred twentY-three (523) votes; Ber5ie
Moore received twenty hunareds y
eight (206sj votes
The whole number Of votes cireN
for County Treasurer was twenty h1s-a
dred sixty (2060) OF which nuBglssc
\ Amund Beiland received TWENTY hNst,
bred sixty (2060) votes.
4 The whole number of votes gtVeC
! for Sheriff was twenty-five hha4lSS
! seventy-seven (257D of whlch numlet
| Henry Silbaugh received SIX hunGiGsssz
! eighteen t6lS) votes; Frank II Rosszt
received nineteen hundred tiftY-Esahf
( 1850 votes
! The whole number of votes ENTas
/ for Coroner was nineteen hundredxus
/ ty-four 1884 of which Dum3sr Fre<
r. GOhde received nineteen Aui,-xeS
sixty-four votes.
The whole number of votes gssSK