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Kinne And Lister

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Day
7
Month
April
Year
1899
Copyright
Public Domain
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Washtenaw county gives Judge Kinne 1,187 majority and according to one report from Monroe he has carried that county by a majority of 9. Mr. Lister's majority in the county is 622. The vote by townships in the county was as follows: For supreme court judge Grant has a majority in the city. He carries the First ward by 11, the Fourth by 31, the Sixth by 94, and the Seventh by 112 while Barkworth carries the Second by 121, the third by 28, and the Fifth by 12.

Col. Dean carries every ward in the city for regent. He has 1688 votes in the city over Parkhill his majority is 820, distributed as follows: First ward 149, Second 153, Third 96, Fourth 111, Fifth 83, Sixth 146, Seventh 133.

A study of the returns on regents shows that Col. Dean received 402 more votes in the county than did Colonel Sutton and Legendre received 114 more votes than did Parkhill. Dean received 315 more votes than Sutton in Ann Arbor city and 79 more in the county outside the city. Sutton received 41 more votes in this city than did Grant. Col. Dean's majority over Parkhill in Washtenaw is 1061, while Grant has 130 majority over Barkworth. The vote on Justice was Grant 4605, Barkwell 4419; on regents, it was Sutton 4696, Dean 5098, Lejrendre 4251, Parkhill 4037.

The next board of supervisors will be republican by a majority of three, the republicans gaining supervisors in Sylyan. Lyndon and the Fifth ward of Ann Arbor. The next board is as follows:

Ann Arbor city- Wm. K. Childs R, Emanuel Schneider D, John J. Fisher R. Herman Krapf R, John Shadford R, Willian Biggs R, G. Frank Allmendinger R.

Ann Arbor town - Charles Braun D.

Augusta- S. S. Bibbins R.

Bridgewater - George L. Walter D.

Dexter- John D. Clark D.

Freedom - Dresselhouse D.

Lodi - Daniel Salyer D. "

Lyndon- Wm. B. Collins R.

Manchester - William Burtless R.

Northfield - Fred Prochnow D.

Pittsfield - Morton F. Case R.

Salem - C. Kingsley R.

Saline - Willis Fowler R.

Scio - Byron C. Whittaker D.

Sharon- William F. Hall D.

Superior- Walter H. Voorheis D.

Sylvan- William Bacon R.

Webster- Bert Kenny R.

York- A. H. McIntyre D.

Ypsilanti- John L. Hunter R.

ANN ARBOR TOWN.

The entire democratic ticket was elected by from 1 to 53 majority as follows: Supervisor, Charles Braun .D clerk, Charles F. Stabler 34; treasurer, Wm. Burlingame 45; highway commissioner, Cari Weidman, 1, board of review, Henry B. Feldkamp 17; justice.John O'Hara 8; school inspector, Walter S. Bilbie 28; constables, Geo. Hass 16: Roy Forn 13; John Jetter, jr., 17: William Lewis Mead 13.

AUGUSTA.

There were 400 votes cast and the democrats saved a treasurer. The following were the majorities: Supervisor, S. S. Bibbius 42; clerk, John Lawson 03; treasurer, Walter R. Mason; school inspector 4] ; highway commissioner, Preston McFall 24; justice, Whitman L. Torrey 45; board of review Hiram P. Thompon 53.

BRIDGEWATER.

Bridgewater elected the democratic township ticket without opposition by from 107 to 110 votes. The officers elected were: Supervisor, George Walter; town clerk, Wm. H. Evert; treasurer, Addison B. Shutes school inspector, Henry R. Palmer: highway commissioner. Oscar P. Blum; justice of the peace, Theodore A. Raafa; (vacancy), Franklin Johnson; member of board of review, Lewis Schellenberger; constables, Charles Anglemeyer, Ambrose Kehoe, Adam Horning, John Turner.

DEXTER TOWNSHIP.

The democratic ticket was elected, excepting treasurer. The vote was as follows. democrats being first named Supervisor, John Clark 109, John Schieferstein 77; clerk, James Guinon 122, Wm. Vorhies 61; treasurer; Thomas Rabbitt 76, Jonh Sehriltz 110 highway commissioner, John Ludwig 110, K. H. Wheeler, school inspector, W. Engle 108, R. McNeil 75; board of review, T. D. Johnson 111, W. D. Smith 71; justice, Byron Green 117, E. W. Daniels constables James Ivory, Louis Stapish, George Read.

LIMA.

The democrats saved supervisor and two constables out of the wreck. David E. Beach made a great run for supervisor being elected by 141 votes to 92 for Henry Wilson. The other officers elected are Clerk Otto Luick, 79; treasurer John Finkbeiner, 27; school inspector Samuel H. Smith, 88; highway commissioner, Russel Wheelock 4; justice George C., board of review Russell Parker, 39; constables, George Savory, Ralph Pierce, Fred Baríes and Frank A. Leach.

MANCHESTER.

The Republicans carried the town reelecting William Bartless supervisor by 43 majority. The Democrats elected treasurer and highway commissioner and justice. There were 548 votes cast and the officers elect received the following majorities: Supervisor, William Barfless 83 ; clerk, Fred L. Hill 21; treasurer, George Wurster 143; school inspector, Frederick Steinkohl 24; highway commissioner, Ambrose J. Kirt 53; justice, Matthew T. Prout 31; board L review, George Heimerdinger.

LYNDON.

The republicans carried this democratic township excepting for school inspector, justice, board of review, and constables. The majorities were as follows: Supervisor, William B Collins, 20; clerk, Charles E. Clarke 19; treasurer Howard Campbell 19; highway commissioner, Edward Gonnau 2, school inspector, George May 26; justice, Henry V. Heatley 9; board of review, George Runciman 10.

LIMA TOWNSHIP.

David E. Beach, democrat, was reelected supervisor by 49 majority, all the rest of the town ticket excepting two constables and member of board of review being republican by from 00 to 79 majority, The vote was as follows: Supervisor, Henry Watson 92, David E. Beach, 141; clerk, Otto D. Luick 155, Harry M. Hayes 71; treasurer, John Finkbeiner 129, Frank A. Leach 102; school inspector, Samuel H. Smith 182, Ernest Schmidt 94 highway commissioner, Russell Wheelock 116, Fred C. Haist 113; justice, George C Page 132, John A. Schmid 97; member of board of review. Russell Parker 185, John G. Zahn 94; constables elect, George Lavory, Ralph Pierce, Fred Baríes, Frank A. Leach.

NORTHFIELD.

The democratic and citizens tickets were in the field, the entire democratic ticket being elected excepting highway commissioner to which office a democrat running on the citizen's ticket was elected. The majorities were as follows; Supervisor,Theo. Prochnow 52; clerk, Frank O'Brien 81; treasurer, John P. Smith 4; school inspector, Geo M. Bard 34; highway commissioner, Henry Miller 11: justice Michael H. Kennedy 16; board of review Wm. Nanry 42.

PITTSFIELD.

The entire Republican ticket was elected by majorities from 67 to 87. Two republican tickets receive from 118 to 130 votes and Charles Mills headed the democratic ticket with 31 votes, while Alfred J. Paul received 43. William Campbell and Gustave Schenk were on the democratic ticket for constables and were elected without opposition. The officers elect and majorities were: Supervisor, Morton F. Case 87; clerk, James H. Webb 67; treasurer, George C. Wilsey 75; school inspector, Frank M. White 72; highway commissioner, Austin F. Smith 76; justice, Edward L. J. Smith 76; board of review, George Read 76; constables, William Campbell 48 Gustave Schenk 49.

SHARON

The democratic ticket was elected as follows: Supervisor. William F. Hall 74; clerk, Ashley Parks 69: treasure, Ben Huesman 48, high way commissioner 10; justice, Stephen W. Merrithew 1; school inspector 58; board of review, Alfred Smythe 48.

SALEM.

Nearly 30 more votes were polled on the town ticket than on the state ticket. Silas D. Chapín, the democratic nominee, made a fine run but went down under the republican majority. The democrats pulled out the clerk. The majorities were: Supervisor, Charles Kingsley 29: clerk, Roy A. Waterman 18; treasurer, Frank Rider 72; school inspector, Alice Quackenbush 34; high way comissioner-Wm. Naylor 64; justice vacancies, John Munn; Frank Tracy 66; justice full term, John Munn 66; board of review, William Stanbro 69,  Henry Brinkman 49.

Scio.

The entire democratic ticket in Scio was elected excepting treasurer. Supervisor Byron C. Whittaker was reelected by 210 majority. The lowest democratic majority was '65.

SUPERIOR.

The entire democratic ticket was elected by majorities ranging from 14 to 50. Walter Voorheis was reelected supervisor by 35 over Wm. Crippen. Enoch Twist was elected clerk, Justin Gale treasurer, Frank Duress, member of board of review, and Mr. Fletcher justice.

SALINE.

The entire republican ticket was elected by majorities from 37 to 78, the vote being as follows: Supervisor, George Nissley 189. Willis Fowler 240; clerk, David Sears 168, Ashley Van Duzel 241; treasurer, Andrew Lindenschmitt 169, Geo. Walker 244; highway commissioner, Chas. Alber 55 Philip Sherle 212; board of review James Lindsley 169, Geo. Klager 241; justice of the peace Edward Wallace 661, Chas. Howe 234; school inspector Bert Hammond 188, Clinton Stimpson 215; constables, W. Rhodes 186, Thomas Batty 188, Daniel Kline 185, George Finkbeiner, jr., 179, Fred Jerry 221, Chas. Conklin 224, Lela Fitzgerald 220, Charles Graf 227.

SYLVAN.

The majorities on the township ticket were: Supervisor, William Bacon R 16; clerk, William R. Lehman D 143; treasurer, George A. Begole R 211; school inspector, Paul A. Gerard R 16; (vacancy.) Schuyler P. Foster R 16; highway commissioner, Christian Kalmbach R 6; justice, Edward A. Ward R 2; member of board of review, Augustus Steger R 57

WEBSTER.

There were two tickets but of course, the republicans succeeded. The democratic vote ou the town ticket ranged 'from 41 to 57, Levi Lee polling the largest number for highway commissioner. Bert Kenny was re-elected supervisor by 77 majority. The other officers elect are Clerk, Frank Preston; treasurer. Ola A. Vaughan; school inspector, Wlm. A Burnett; highway commissioner, Ccrydon L. Thurber; justice, Lewis Chamberlain D board of review, Wm. H. Weston.

YPSILANTI

Hou. E. P. Allen is elëcted mayor by 219 majority. Summer Damon has 271 majority for supervisor and Elmer McCullough 197. The democrats elected three aldermen and the republicans two. Clifford Huston carries' the First by 35, Frank Worden by 2fi, William Moore by 135. The republicans elected Johu VanFossen in the Second by 38 and Squire Lappeus in the Third by 58.

YORK.

The democratic ticket was elected by majorities of from 3 to 51, excepting clerk and highway commissioner. Supervisor Mclntyre leads his ticket. The vote was as follows, democrats being first named: Supervisor, A. D. McIntryre 247, Geo. F. Richards 116; clerk, Alfred Putnam 196, Frederick Gauntlett 238; treasurer, George j Delaforce 219, Chas. Cobb 216; highway commissioner L. A. Wilcox 210. Marvin Dillon 223; board of review Daniel Throop 230, Louis Laflin 199, justice John A. Jackson 221. Wesley Robinson 211; justice (vacancy) Irving Moore 234, Leonard Josenhaus 199; school inspector, Irving Case 232, Fred Gillett 205; constables, Edward Hale, Henry Doty, W. E. Dillon, Walter Coe.