The Board Of Supervisors

We give below thu nomos ot the bupervisors eleotod ou Momlay last, uui who, in addition ta tbeir dnties ns tnwnsbip officers, oanstitiite tiio Board ui' Supervisors ur " Counly Legislatura." Tby a re ; DBMOi I! I'S. Au 11 Arbor, 3d aud illi wrds, Btttrick O'Hearn. August, Aiiroo Ohilds. Btidgewïter, Juuie M Kres. Doxter, l'utriuk Flwniug Freedam, EtiH ttairu. Lodi, l''..Hit 1'. Htrper. Lyndon, Tbomag Youiifj. Muncheitur, Hoiatio Burctu Salem, J' Cruiidall. Saline, Myriiti W.ji.b goio, Biiniuui W Hiiluia Hharon, EJiuersun Ann'abil. york, Jübo Wurner. KF.rUHIJCANS. Auu Arbor, lat and 2d wiuds, Con rad Krapf: Ann Arbor, óth uud Gth wurds, Bwujuuun Biowii Ann Arbor Town, üeldcu V. Shuitlt ff Lima, (BjTon Whitaker. Northfield, GuurK" Eenwick. Pittsfield, David WUey :: Superior, Freeimui 1'. G ljjin. Sylvan, Michïiel J. Noye. Webster, Pomeroy Vuil Eipor. Ypsilanti City, lst District, Morris N. Littltfield Ypsilanti City, 2d District, Andrew J. Leetch. Ypsilanti Town, W. Irving Yeckley. Those marked with a wen; raembers of the Board last yuar, aud of the new member8 all but Messrs. Bruwn, Crandall, Littlefield, and Leetch havu survfd thoir present constitueuts in tho sauie capacity in foruier yeurs. As we class tlie inembers, tbe Boaid will stand 13 Duinoorats and 12 Republicana. Last'year : Republicana, 14; Democrats, 11. It is proper to say, howovíTi tbat Crandall, eited uniong thu Deuiocraís, was fonaerly a RopnbUean, but luis not acted with tlio party for some time, having voted for Gieuloy.in 1872. Ho was eleoted on a " Union ticket.'1 Mr. Leetch, put down as Republic.in, was elected on tho " Reform ticket." Upon tho position tbeso two Supervisois may assume will depond the politioal complexión of tbe Board, lluretofore tlie Demoorats have always boen tho losers by men elected on any side issues, and if thoy sball meot their usual fortuno this time, the Republicans will probably retain control oï the Board.