The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-03-17

Votes
The whole number OF votes given
for the nomination for the ONCE OF
supervisor of the Second Ward by the
Democratic party was two CD OF
which Edward Udd received one CD
vote and George voos received one
Cd vote.
The whole number OF votes given
for the nomination for the office OF
alderman OF the Second Ward by the
Democratic party was one % OF
which George Kern received one "a
vote.
The whole number OF votes given
for the nomination for the office OF
alderman OF the Third Ward by the
Democratic party was two CD OF
which William Eldred, Jr., received
two CD votes.
Therefore the Council of said City
OF Crystal Falls, in pursuance OF the
statute In such case made and pro-
vided does hereby determine that said
Primary Election resulted as follows;
Robert Munns was, by the greatest
number OF votes, nominated to the
Office OF Mayor for the next ensuing
city election by the Republican party.
William j. Gribble was, by the
greatest number OF votes, nominated
20 the ONCE OF City Clerk for the next
ensuing city election by the Republic
can party.
Clyde +. Henry was, by the greatest
number OF votes, nominated to the
ONCE OF City Treasurer for the next
ensuing city election by the Republic
can party
William H. Morrison was, by the
greatest number of votes, nominated
to the Office of Justice OF the Peace
for the. next ensuing city election by
the Republican party.
Josiah S. Jacka was, by the great
est number OF votes, nominated to the
office of Supervisor Of the First Ward
for the next ensuing city election by
the Republican party.
Thomas Penglase was. by the great
est number of votes. nominated TO the
Office OF Alderman OF the First Ward
for the next ensuing city election by
the Republican party.
Charles Dove was, by the greatest
number OF votes, nominated 10 the
Office OF Constable of the First Ward
for the next ensuing city election by
the Republican party.
John Edward Udd was, by the great
est number of votes, nominated to the
Office OF Supervisor OF the Second
Ward for the next ensuing city cleo
ton by the Republican party.
Knud Nelson was, by the greatest
number OF votes, nominated to the
Office OF Alderman of the Second Ward
for the next ensuing city election by
the Republican party.
lhddC AhutISoh Ndo' ny NiV hiN"N~
est number of votes, nominated to the
Office of Constable for the next ensu-
ing city election by the Republican
party.
viano Osterberg was, by the great
est number of votes, nominated TO the
office Of Supervisor OF the Third Ward
for the next ensuing city election by
the Republican party.
John Klesges was, by the greatest
number OF votes, nominated to the
Office OF Alderman OF the Third Ward
for the next ensuing city election by
the Republican party.
Eli Massie was. by the greatest
number Of votes, nominated to the
Office Of Constable Of the Third Ward
for the next ensuing city election by
the Republican party.
James j. Gaffney was, by the great
est number of votes, nominated to the
Office OF Mayor for the next ensuing
city election by the Democratic party
Dan Riordan was. by lot, three can
didates having received an equal
number Of votes. nominated to the
Office Of City Clerk for the next ensu-
ing city election by the Democratic
party.
Clyde f. Henry was, by tho greatest
number Of votes. nominated TO the
Office OF City Treasurer for the next
ensuing city election by the Democra-
tic party.
William X Dawson was. by the
greatest number OF votes. nominated
to the Office Of Justice OF the Peace
for the next ensuing city election By
the Democratic party.
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