Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-03-28

the second ward. There being no other
nominations, it was moved and unani-
mously carried that the secretary be
instructed to cast the ballot for Mr.
J. r. Raglan as commissioner from ths
second ward to succeed himself The
ballot was cast and Mr.. J. r. Ragar
was declared elected commissioner
from the second ward for a period OF
two years.
Mr. W. F. Kellogg was nominated to
succeed himself as commissioner from
the third ward. There being no other
nominations, it was moved and unani-
mously carried that the secretary be
instructed to cast the ballot for Mr..
w. F. Kellogg as commissioner from
| the third ward to succeed himself.
| The ballot was cast and Mr.. W. F.
| Kellogg was declared elected COM
missioner from the third ward for a
period Of two years.
Mr.. T. W. Brazeau was nominated
to succeed himself as commissioner
from the third ward There being no
other nominations, it was moved and
unanimously carried that the secre-
tary be instructed to cast the ballot
for Mr.. T. w. Brazeau as commission
er from the third ward to succeed
himself The ballot was cast and Mr..
T. W. Brazeau was declared elected
commissioner from the third ward for
period Of one year.
Mr.. Guy O. Babcock was nominated
to succeed himself as commissioner
from the fourth ward. There being no
other nominations, it was moved and
unanimously carried that the secre-
tary be instructed to cast the ballot
for Mr.. Guy O. Babcock as commits
sioner from the fourth ward to sue
coed himself. The ballot was cast and
Mr.. Guy O. Babcock was declared
elected commissioner from the fourth
ward for period Of two years.
Mr.. Otto Bein was nominated to
succeed himself as commissioner from
the Fifth ward. There being no other
nominations, it was moved and unani-
mously carried that the secretary be
instructed to cast the ballot for Mr..
Otto Bein as commissioner from the
Fifth ward to succeed himself. The
ballot was cast and Mr.. Otto Bein was
declared elected commissioner from
the Fifth ward for a period Of two
years.
Mr.. Alvin Voss was nominated to
succeed Rev. H. B. Johnson as COM
missioner from the Sixth ward. There
being no other nominations, it was
moved and unanimously carried that
the secretary be instructed to cast the
ballot for Mr.. Alvin Voss as commits
sion from the Sixth ward to succeed
Rev H. B. Johnson. The ballot was
cast and Mr. Alvin Voss was declared
elected commissioner from the Sixth
ward for a period of two years.
Mrs. Donald Waters was nominal
ed to succeed Mr.. Lacy W. Horton as
commissioner from the Sixth ward.
There being no other nominations, it
was moved and unanimously carried
hat the secretary be instructed to
cast the ballot for Mrs. Donald Wat
ers as commissioner from the Sixth
ward to succeed Mr.. Lacy Horton. The
ballot was cast and Mrs. Donald Wat
ers was declared elected commission
er from the Sixth ward for period Of
one year.
Mr.. c. A. Hatch was nominated to
ucceed himself as commissioner
from the Seventh ward. Mr.. Hatch
stated that he had served as a mem
Der of the Board of Education for
eight years and desired to be releas-
ed. He then nominated Mr.. John Mar
tin to succeed him as commissioner
rom the Seventh ward. After some
discussion as to the wishes of the peo-
pie in having Mr.. Hatch withdraw,
the chairman appointed Messrs. T. A.
Taylor, E. L. Hayward, and Richard
Gibson as tellers and the formal bal
OF was taken. The ballot resulted as
ollows: Mr.. C. A Hatch So; Mr.. John
Martin 56; total number of votes cast
119. Mr.. c. A. Hatch having received
the majority of all the votes cast was
declared elected commissioner from
the Seventh ward for a period of two
years.
Mr.. J. W. Natwick was nominated
o succeed himself as commissioner
from the Eighth ward. Mr.. NatwicB
made it emphatic that he was not {
candidate for commissioner to succeed
himself. Messrs. Frank Natwick anc
James Nash we're then nominated as
commissioners from the Eighth ward
The ballot resulted as follows: Mr.
Frank Natwick So; Mr.. James Nasf
SIS; total number of votes cast 118
Mr.. James Nash having received thu
majority of all votes cast was declared
elected commissioner from the Eighth
ward for a period of two years.
The City Superintendent of Schools
then rendered his report:
CONDENSED REPORT
To the Electors of Grand Rapids
Wisconsin, assembled at annual schoo