Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1918-04-25

Lyon kaYiaa EeceiYed the greatest rumbe
OF votes was declared elected.
Tie 1913 number OF votes cast for Treas
EIGr ~ 1919, OF which Louis 4. Se2aI
receIFeo 20 ana John ScDasbel 4S3. L0ut
/ a 3c1aI hdT1Dg received the creates
number Of votes was declared elected.
The total number OF votes cast for Jus
tice Of the Peace was 1876, OF which Z. y
PomainFilie received $50 and Geo. Ii
| HdIhiei@416. +. N =PoRainE1he-h having re
| celTed the greatest number OF votes Wa:
declared elected. : ---
The. total number Of votes cast "Fol
| License" and Against License was 1911
OF which For license received SO and
| Against License received Gil. For Lii
| cense" having received the greatest number
| OF votes, the council duly declared thai
licenses would be granted for the ensuing
The total number of votes cast for Alder.
/ man from the First Ward was 101 OF
! which John Bamberg received 100 aId
Frank Durnback 1. John Bamberg having
received the greatest number Of votes was
| The total number of votes cast for Alder
man from the First Ward for the snort
| term was 76 of which John Ernser received
/ all and was declared elected.
The total number of votes cast for Super
visor from the First Ward was los of
which Louis Schroeder received all and was
declared elected.
The total number of votes cast for Alder
man from the Second Ward was 206, Of
which VIM. Burchell received 1913 and John
Heiser %. VIM. Burchell having received
the greatest number of votes was declared
elected.
Tie total number of votes cast for Super-
visor from the Second Ward was 1911, of
which 7. McCamley received all and was
declared elected.
The total number of votes cast for Alder
man in the Third Ward was 1S7. of which
Lacy Horton received 100 and Martin ia
cObson 81. Lacy Horton having received
the greatest number of votes was declared
elected
Tie total number of votes cast for su-
pervisor OF the Third Ward was 49, OF
s,mmet Mccarthy -. Freeman Gilkey hav-
received the greatest number Of votes was
declared elected.
The total number Of votes cast for Al
herman from the Fourth Ward was 213 Of
which Otto r. R0enius received all and
was declared elected.
perYisor from the Fourth Ward was 217
of which Geo. T. Rowland received all and
was declared elected
derman Of the Fifth Ward was 1S4 of
which JAS Lynch received rs, Arthur
Peters 81 and Albert Gilmaster %. Jas
Lynch having received the greatest number
Of votes was declared elected.
The total number of votes cast for Su-
which Joe LukasesEi received 81 and viii
Otto 81. The vote being a tie, lots were
cast with the result that Will Otto won
the toss-up, whereupon VIII Otto was de-
The total number of votes east for Al
derman of the Sixth Ward was 17S Of
WHICH MAUI Scullg received -, herman
Itistow 70 and Gottfried Sowatski a. Matt
Schlig havin greceived the greatest number
Of votes was declared elected.
The total number of votes cast for Su-
pervisOr of the Sixth Ward was 147, of
which Frank Rourke received all and was
declared elected
The total number of votes cast for Al
1crman of the Seventh Ward was 145 Of
which Fred Jackson received all and was
declared elected.
The total number of votes cast for Su-
pervisor of the Seventh Ward was 168, of
which Nate Anderson received 10 and
John Bell Sr. received So. Nate Anderson
having received the greatest number of
votes was declared elected.
The total number of votes cast for Al
derman of the Eighth Ward was 113. OF
which Mike Lemense received all and was
declared elected.
The total number of votes cast for Su-
0eryisor of the Eighth Ward was III of
which W. I. Jones received all and was
declared elected.
On motion the council adjourned until
E. w. ELLIS.
los. Whe1r, Jr., Clerk. Mayor.