Election In The Towns

We givo thi lints of Offiueri eleotcd in the several townships of tliis coimty on Mondas last, so far as we havo uble to g-t returns : ANN A.U1IOK. But mu: tieket (EtpulH6n) in fhe ficlil, and only 103 votos polled. ïht) oftioerg (ilect, are : Supervisor -Bolden W. Shurtkff. Olerk - N. S. Poster. 'JYoisurc'V -Vn ilciii'li B. Braun. Jjistioe of the Feaofl- Ireao Bisbf. CoraniigsJouer of Highwuys - Warren A. MiUnr.1. School Enspectot - l-'iancis 5Í. Holltind. ConxUttes- Miölmol AlUer, Jobn Brauo, Tkouias Collier, Chriatian Braun. l.OJH. Two tickets in the Seld, but the Democratie caiidiltes all successful, by the Uiajorilies iiidiuutni : Supervisor- Bgbert P. Harper, 59. Clerk - Williiun Humphrey, 71. .T. Frederick Htoiner, Jr.. 50. Jnstioo- JamBi Safce, 52 ; Olietou O. Bweetland (vacfincy). 77. CoinmissioiHT of Highwnys - Julius ï1. Sanford, l'A. School Iiisijoetor--Edvurd E. Sheldon, "■ Draiu Couimissioner- James II. Clougji, Constables - Go'Hrey Diederle, 72 ; Geo. W. Fream, 68; FruukHoward,71 Frederick Stollstamer, 74. 'J'lie KepubliciHis fonght sharp and brouglit out their " last niau." ÏIA.NC'U IOsTF.lt. Two tickets running anda largevote, the Democratie eandidates coming off ' victors by the " skin ot' their teeth " We record theiv naines and iuajoritieR : Hiipervisor - Horatio Buruh, 130. Clerk - Munson Goodyear, Hü. ïreaeuror- Emannel Case, 104. Justice- William J. English, 85; JeremiHb D. Corey (vacancy), 39. Commissioner of Highways- Thomas ïohues, 92. Draiu Coimnissioner - Charles Bostedor, 101. School Inspector - Jeremiah D. Corey, Constables -Samuel Bleke, 38 ; Hiram A'. Howe, 90 ; William N. Clark, 97 ; Sainl. L. Palmer, 99. Tha Itepublican ticket was headed by Chauneey Walbridge, l: SL, "which means jostuiaster." NORTHFIELD. In this once reliablo Democratie townhip thero were three tickets in tho field, hough one was a waisted concern, and raked in but 4 votes. The two contesting ticket werc the Democratie and Citizens', the farmer headed by Patriek Wall, sometimes, facetiously we presume, called " the Kon of Northfield," and the other by George Keiiwick, old Supervisor. The result was mixed and uneven as follows : Supervisor - George Eenwick, (C), 7. Clerk- Patrick 8. Purtell, 30. Treasurer- Henry Young, 40. Justice- Christiim F. Knpp, Sen , (B.) 284; George Sutton, fbr 2 years, 69 Elvin U Stiles, (B.), tor 1 year, 186. School Inspector- Bdmund W. Fitzgerald, 42. Commissioners of Highways- Michael Hearey, 48 ; John C. Lutz, 36 ; Michael Howard, Jr„ (B.), 286. Drain Comniissioner - Nathan E. ton, 39. . Constables- Gotlob F. Lutz, 39; John Hannan, 39; Samuel Wooster, 39 ; Hénry King, (C), 123. Thoso inarked (B.) ran on both tickets, and those marked (C.) ou thu " Citizens' ticket." PITTSFIELt). Iu this sadly demoralized (politieally) town, but one tickot was run, the Republicaus " going through the inotions" and electing the following officers : Supervisor- David Wileey. Clerk- Wm K. Ghilds. Treasurer - Frederick Hutzol. Justice - Nathau Webb. Commissioner oí' Highways- James F. Smith. School Inspector- Thomas J. Suaurthwaita. SALINE. In this town there was an active canvass and a uiixed result, a part of each ticket being elected. The ofticers elect aro : Supervisor - Myron Wobb, 29. -Adani C. Clurk, Rep., 14. Treasurer- E veré tt B. Clark, Rap., 124. Justice- Wm. H. Dell, liep. . Coinvnissioners oí' Highways - Henry A. Hammond, J. Manly Young (vacancy). Drain Commissioner - Henry A. Hammond School Inspector - Benjamin Parsons, Rep. Constables- E. W. Wallace, W. J. Jackson, Richard Gauutlet, Kep., John Layer. Augustus Bond headed the Republican ticket. Arthur F. Clark, Democratie candidate for School Inspector was defeated by an error in tickets - part of the vote being given to Addison instead oí' Arthur. By uuiting tlie vote intended for him he would have had 38 ïuajonty. scio. Things got considerably mixed in this town, but the count put. the following candidates ahead, the full poll being about úOO : Supervisor- Samuel W. Holmes, Dem., 120 maj. Clerk -W. I. Keal, Eep., í). Treasurer - Jesse O. Hoyt, Rep., 78. Justice - E. E. Apploton, Rep., 50; Jas. Davis (vacauey), L'em., 'M'. Commisaioner of Highways - Win. Burr, Jr., Dem., 17. School Inspector - Jacob J. Jedele, Dem., 22. Constables - all Democratie. WKTvSTER. No Democratie ticket in the field, and the_ Republicans grouud out the followgrist : Supervisor - Pomoroy Van Riper. Clerk- W. H. Wfston. ïreasurer - James B Arms, Jr. Justice - llussell C. Roeves. Commissioner -of Highways - George Rosier. Drain Commissioner. - Edwin Ball. School Inspector- Otis Cushlng. Constables- Chas. Van. Riper, ütis Cushing, John Staunton. The City and town oleetion held throughout the State on Monday last, show. Democratie gains wherever politioal lines were drawn ; but in many places so side issues were introduced that there is literally no politioal signifioance to bo discerned in the result. Prohibition tickets, temperance tickets, reform tickets, union tickets, etc, wore numerous, showing a commendable tendency to waive the ordinüTy political issues in local elections. Anothor week we may give a list of Mayors, classed as the looal papers class them. - The Detroit Pont siniles out of tho wrong corner of the mouth, cites Adrián, Coldwater, ete., and ovirte ntly foars that the temperanr.o crusade will be th& ruin of the Repablican party.