The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-03-27

The whole number OF votes given for
the nomination for the office of Mayor
by the Democratic Party was thirty
votes OF which James J. Gaffney re-
ceived thirty 500 votes
The whole number OF votes given
for the nomination for the Office OF
City Treasurer by the Democratic
Party was twenty six t26) OF which
Louis Meisler received twenty six (26)
votes.
The whole number of votes given
for the nomiation for the Office OF AL
derman OF the First Ward by the
| Democratic Party was one % vote Of
which Pat Raher received one Cd vote
The whole number of votes given
for the nomination for the Office of
Constable of the Second Ward by the
Democi attic Party was one (1l of
which Arthur Rabichaud received one
4 ID vote.
The whole number Of votes given
for tile nomination for the Office of Su-
pervisor of the Third Ward by the
Democratic Party was one CD of which
John Dawson received one % vote.
Therefor the Council of the City OF
Crystal Falls, in pursuance of the
Statute in such cases made and pro-
vided does hereby determine that the
said Primary Election resulted as
follows.
Robert Munns was by the greatest
number of votes, nominated to the
Office OF Mayor by the Republican
Party for the next ensuing city cleo
ton.
William ]. Gribble was by the great
est number of votes nominated to the
office of city clerk by the Republican
party for the next ensuing city cleo
ton.
Adolph Miller was by the greatest
number of votes nominated to the
Office of City Treasurer by the Repub-
lican Party for the next ensuing city
election
William X. Dawson was by the
greatest number OF votes nominated to
the Office of Justice OF the Peace by
the Republican Party for the next en-
suing city election.
The Republican Party for the next
ensuing City Election.
Josiah S. Jacka was by the greatest
number OF votes nominated to the Office
OF Supervisor OF the First Ward BY the
Republican Party for the next ensuing
City Election.
Thomas Penglase was by the great
est number OF votes nominated to the
Office of Alderman of the First Ward by
the Republican Party for the next en-
suing City Election
Charles Dove was by the greatest
number OF votes nominated to the Office
Of Constable of the first Ward by the
Republican Party for the next ensuing
City Election.
John Il. Udd was by the greatest
number OF votes nominated to the Office
OF Supervisor Of the Second Ward by
the Republican Party for the next en-
suing City Election.
Knud Nelson was by the greatest
number OF votes nominated to the
Office OF Alderman of the Second Ward
by the Republican Party for the next
ensuing City Election.
Alfred Healy was by the greatest
number of votes nominated to the
Office of Constable of the Second Ward
by the Republican Party for the next
ensuing City Election.
Jess III. lessen was by the greatest
number Of votes nominated to the
Office OF Supervisor of the Third Ward
by the Republican Party for the next
ensuing City Election.
John Klesges was by the greatest
number OF votes nominated 10 the office
OF Alderman OF the Third Ward by the
Republican Party for the next ensuing
City Election.
l. II. Jackson was by the greatest
number OF votes nominated to the office
OF Constable OF the Third Ward by the
Republican Party for the next ensuing
City Election.
! James J. Gaifney was by the greatest
number Of votes nominated 10 the Office
of Mayor by the Democratic Party for
the next ensuing City Election.
Louis Misler was by the greatest
number Of votes nominated to the Office
OF City Treasurer by the Democratic
Party for the next ensuing City Elec-
| ton.
Pat Raher was by the greatest num-
Der OF votes nominated to the Office Of
Alderman OF the First Ward by the
Democratic Party for the next ensuing