The diamond drill., 1917-04-28
COUNTY CANyAssER's STATE
MENT.

County OF Iron. State OF Michigan al
the General Election held on Monday,
the second day Of April, IN the year
one thousand nine hundred and sew
enteen, for and against the adoption
OF a proposed amendment 70 the Con-
stitution OF this State, relative 70 the
issue of bonds for drainage purposesi
for and against the adoption of pro-
posed amendment 20 the Constitution
OF this State, relative TO the right Oh
any regularly enrolled member OF any
citizens military or naval training
camp held under the authority OF the
Government OF the United States or
the State OF Michigan, or any quar-
fed elector employed upon or in the
operation of railroad trains in this
state or any sailor engaged and en-
Moved on the Great Lakes or in
coastwise trade, for and against the
adoption of a proposed amendment to
10 the Constitution relative to author
izing the State 10 acquire purchase
take. hold and operate any railroad
or railroad property belonging to any
railroad or railway company in this
State heretofore organized under
special charter still in force and ef-
feet; for and against the adoption OF
a proposed emendment 10 the Constl-
tuition with reference to the construc-
tion. improvement and maintenance
OF highways; and for and against the
adoption OF a proposed amendment to
the Constitutionrelative 20 the salar-
les OF state officers
The whole number OF votes given
for and against the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution relative to
the issue OF bonds for Drainage Pur-
poses was twenty-four hundred TWEEN
ty nine (2429), and they were given as
follows: Fourteen hundred twenty
Q42O) votes were given for said
amendment and ten hundred nine
d0o9l votes were given against said
amendment. Total. 2429
The whole number OF votes given
for and against the proposed amend
ment 10 the Constitution relative to
the right TO vote OF any regularly en-
rolled member of any citizens mill
tary or naval training camp held un-
der the authority Of the Government
OF the United States or the State Of
Michigan, or any qualified elector EN-
ployed upon or In the operation OF
railroad trains in this State, or any
sailor engaged and employed on the
Great Lakes or in coastwise trade was
twenty-three hundred ninety-one
(239l). and they were given as fol
lows. Fourteen hundred thirty-seyen
G437) votes were given for the
amendment. and nine hundred fifty
four (954) votes were given against
the amendment Total, 1891
The whole number OF votes given
for and against the proposed amend
ment 10 the Constitution relative to
authorizing the State 10 acquire, pur
chase. take, hold and operate any rail
road, or railroad property, belonging
10 any Railroad or Railway Company
in this State, heretofore organized un
der a special charter still in force and
effect was twenty-five hundred nine
ty-six C2596), and they were given as
follows: Sixteen hundred seventy
nine (l679) votes were given for said
amendment and nine hundred seven
ten tslD votes were given against
said amendment. Total, 1886
The whole number or votes given
for and against the proposed amend
ment to the Constitution with refer
ence to the construction. Improvement
and maintenance OF highways was
twenty-three hundred six t2306l, and |
they were given as follows Four |
teen hundred thirty-one t1431D votes
WNAN hAffh wi nhii ulithnHifuAt anu !
oighthundred seventy-fye $3.50 votes |
were given against said amendment
Total, 1906.
The whole number OF votes given /
for and against the proposed amend
ment 20 the Constitution relative to !
the salaries Of State officers was
twenty-thrco hundred ninety y.iour I
(239D, and they were given as fol
lows: Twelve hundred seventy-one
u27D votes were given for said
amendment. and eleven hundred TWEEN
ty-threc u123 votes were given
against said amendment Total. 1884
The whole number Of votes cast for
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