The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-03-30
COMMON COUNCIL
Official Journal
Martin Georgenson, Mayor
Arthur II. lander, City Clerk

Wednesday, March %, 1922.
Council met in session adjourned
from Monday, March 20, 1922. Mayor
presiding, all members present except
KluSmeyer, Kazda and Revolinsky.
In the absence of Alderman RevO-
linsky, Mayor appointed Alderman
Hanson to act on the Committee of
Elections.
Returns of the Primary Election
held on March 81, 1922, were reported
filed by the City Clerk, but that the
returns from the First Ward and
Fourth Ward, were enclosed in the
sealed ballot bags
Moved and unanimously carried by
reclamation that the City Clerk break
| the seals on the First Ward and
, Fourth Ward ballot bags and remove
the returns.
The returns from the Primary Elec-
ton held on March 81, 1922, were re-
ferred to the Committee on Elections
and the Mayor declared a recess of
fifteen minutes for the canvassing of
these returns.
Reyolinsky present after recess and
Vogel absent.
The Committee on Elections report
ed a tie vote in the Fifth Ward be-
tween George Schadeberg and Henry
Brandt for the office of Supervisor,
each receiving eleven (1D votes.
Motion made and unanimously car
ried by reclamation that the names of
the two candidates be written on two
separate slips of paper, placed in a
hat and the name drawn first be de-
clared the nominee.
The name of Henry Brandt was first
drawn and his name incorporated in
the report of nominees.
The following report was upon mo-
ton on roll call unanimously adopted.
Ayes ll-NayS, none.
The Board of Aldermen of the City
Of Manitowoc, having met at ii A. M.
of the 22nd day of March, for the
purpose of canvassing the returns of
the primary held in said City on March
2lst, 1922, and being now in session at
such meeting for that purpose, and
after thoroughly examining the returns
of the various boards of election, find
the results of said primary to be as
follows:
l. That for the office of Alderman,
each of the following named persons
received the number of votes set oppo-
site their names:
FIRST WARD
Henry Mahnke Received 81 Votes
Karl j. Kawalle 33
Fred c. Schultz 70
SECOND WARD
Ed Fricke Received SO Votes
Ira f. Smith 1875
THIRD WARD-PRECINCT No. l
Otto Vogel Received ll6 Votes
William c. Sampe 40
. THIRD WARD-PRECINCT No. 2
Otto Vogel Received loo Votes
William c. Sampe II
FOURTH WARD
Edwin p. Hansen Received So Votes
Chas. J. Bouril 100
Chas, II. Tills 81
FIFTH WARD
G. II. Thompson Received 81 Votes
Chas, Schlei IL
SIXTH WARD
Peter Staalson Received l5f Votes
Spencer NJ. Hanson e" ii
Edward Vida SO
f. j. Blesch /" 62
Edward Kreicie 9
SEVENTH WARD
Theodore Wergin Received sS Votes
Frank Smugler l97
2. That for the office of Supervisor,
each of the following named persons
received the number of votes set OPP
positc their names;
FIRST WARD
VIM. Gennrich Received 1875 Votes
SECOND WARD
Jos Willott, Jr Received $50 votes
Walter Houghton
THIRD WARD-PREC1NCT No.
Victor Trastek Received II Votes
Henry WallschIaegei' %
THIRD WARD-PRECINCT No.
Victor TrasteL Received 1873 Votes
Henry Wallscllaegef %
FOURTH WAhD
ia Dnsold Received 95 Votes
Jos kostlevy 20
FIFTH WARD
A. u schnlve Received 81 Votes
Geo. Schadeberg -
Henry RranHt Ii