Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-11-24
Issued on Friday of Each Week
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Proceedings Of November Session Of
Board Of Supervisors.

Cresco, Iowa. November 13, 1916
The Board of Supervisors of Howard
County. Iowa, met in regular session
in the Office of the County Auditor at
Cresco, Iowa.
The meeting was called to order by
Chas. H. Wallace, Chairman, with the
following members present, Chas. H.
Wallace, presiding, and Supervisors J.
F. Pecinovsky and ]. W. Conway. All
members being present.
The minutes of the October 18th,
1916, were read and on motion approx
ed.
At IL O'Clock noon the Board organ
ICED as canvassing Board and pro-
ceeded to open and canvass the returns
of the general election held on Novem-
Der 7th, 1916, as returned by the judges
Of the several voting precincts in How
ard County, Iowa.
On motion at 5 o'clock p. m. the
Board adjourned to 8, O'Clock q. m.
Nov. IA, 1916.
Second Day.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all members present and
continued the canvass of the election
returns.
On motion the Board adjourned to
o'clock a. m. Nov. Is, 1916.
Third Day.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all members present and
completed the canvass of the election
returns with the following result:
For the office of Electors at Large
there were sixty-three hundred and
five votes cast, of which Bernard Muir
ply received fifteen hundred sixty-two,
Ralph Pringle received fifteen hundred
twenty-five, E. P. Farr received fifteen
hundred sixty, Joseph F. Beh received
fourteen hundred ninety-fve, ]. H.
Wyllie received nine, M. L. Fuller re-
ceived seven, George M. Dowell re-
ceived thirty-four, Martin Johnson re-
ceived thirty-four, Kendrick w. Brown
received thirty-eight, Charles H. Cor
don received thirty-eight, Laurits G..
Borup received three, Jens A. Raun re-
ceived three.
For the Office of First District Elec-
tor there were thirty-one hundred eight
cen votes cast Of which David J. Pal
mer received fifteen hundred forty-six,
Henry M. Eicher received fourteen
hundred ninety-four, H. L. Madison re-
ceived seven, A. w. Wilkeert received
thirty three, Edward H. Collins re-
ceived thirty-eight.
For the Office of Second District
Elector there were thirty-one hundred
and three votes cast of which Elmer E.
Johnston received fifteen hundred thir-
ty-four, Dan B. Horne received four
teen hundred ninety-one, R. j. Lockard
received eight, A. T. Briles received
thirty-four, Madison L. Christian re-
ceived thirty-six.
For the Office of Third District Elec-
tor there were three thousand and fif-
ty-nine votes cast Of which N. w.
Beebe received fifteen hundredthirty-five
E. B. Porter received fourteen hundred
eighty-three, R. J. Belt received eight,
John Mantle received thirty three.
For the Office of Fourth District Elec-
tor there were thirty one hundred and
twenty-on votes cast of which ]. w.
Sandusky received fifteen hundred for.
ty-two, G. A. Meyer received fifteen
hundred and eight, John Longstreet re.
ceived thirty three, Charles F. Paine
received thirty-eight.
For the office of Fifth District Elec.
tor there were thirty-one hundred and
one votes cast of which David E. Voris
received fifteen hundred thirty three,
Sherman w. DeWolf received fourteen
hundred ninety-two. H. C. Robins re-
ceived six, Frank L. Halonpek received
thirty.three, Malvin H. Green received
thirty.seven.
For the Office of Sixth District Elec-
tor there were three thousand and
eighty-seven votes cast of which S. w.
Needham received fifteen hundred
twenty-seven, o. P. Myers received
fourteen hundred ninety, Charles D.
Oakley received thirty -four, w. L. An.
derson received thirty-six.
For the office of Seventh District
Elector there were three thousand anG
thirty-nine votes cast of which Oliver
p. Judkins received fifteen hundred
twenty-five, j. H. Stubenrauch receiv
cd fourteen hundred eighty-four, Oscar
LaBarre received thirty-three.
For the Office Of Eighth District Elec
tor there were three thousand ant
ninety-one votes cast Of which Charles
Emerson received fifteen hundred and