The Board Of Canvassers

Oa Tuesday the couaty board of canvassers met ia Ann Arbor to declare the result of elections in Washtenaw, and the following gentlemen were in attendanje: Ann Arbor City, First ward, E. B. Poud. 11 " Second ward, Geo. B. Schwab. " " " Third ward, Reginald Spokes. ' Fourth ward. W. J. MllJer. " " " Flfth ward, Harry Hammond. " " " Si xth ward. Channing Smith. Ann Arbor town, F li. Braun. Augusta, F. J. Hammond. Bridgewater, James M. Krees. Dexter, Wm. Ryan. Freedom, Jacob Breining. Lima, Wm. Covert. Lodi, Lester Sweetland. Lyndon, James Howlett. Manchester, John F. Nestel!. Northfield, Henry Jung. Pittsfield, B. N. Smith. Salem, Si las Pratt. Scio, Andrew T. Hughes. Sharon, Wm. B. Osboru. Superior, Ira Crippen. Sylvan, Geo. K. Davis. Webster, Edwin Ball. York, Alfred Davenport. Ypsllanti town, Alonzo E. Ford. YpBilantl city, First ward, AlonzoH.Goldamith: " ' Second ward, Reuben D. Roys. " Third ward, Bemarë Kirk. ' " Fourth ward, FredL. Thompson. ' " Fifth ward, J. L. Foerster. In the followinging table is given the result in detail of the rote for candi dates for justice of the supreme conrt and for and against the salary amendment : I ï5 1 1 ï33 ai o 5 a Ann Arbor City, lst Ward 171 225 39 244 31 " 2nd " 233 86 1 84 78 Srd " 157 146 12 119 16 " ■' 4th " 163 124 20 12C 53 " Lth " 85 79 3 46 21 " 6th " 47 127 21 85 44 Ann Arbor Town 153 184 10 67 120 Aueusta 120 79 31 74 95 Bridgewater 105 27 2 11 107 Dextèr 8 26 12 101 Freedom 139 7 1 124 Lima. 114 65 8 39 102 Lodi 128 11 1 16 117 Lyndon .. - 91 43 11 61 Manchester 267 162 10 89 173 Northfleld __ 185 78 15 47 77 Pittsfield 47 84 6 64 53 Salem - 130 28 69 78 Saline 205 116 10 98 155 Scio 213 114 21 88 177 Sharon 112 71 9 88 138 Superior 87 77 1 16 137 Sylvan 18ï 289 20 68 100 Webster 18 83 5 60 26 York 228 155 25 82 154 Ypsilanti Town 73 12S 11 69 80 Ypsilanü City, Ut Ward 76 156 8 81 85 " 2nd " ... 65 90 12 115 14 " 8rd " 82 109 19 113 18 " 4th " . 63 54 4 51 34 - 6lh " 144 44 6 26 105 Total 3913 3114 336 2876 2614 The salary Bmendment was defeated in Waehtenaw county by 338 mnjoriiy. It was a proposition the voters had decided cpinions about. But the amendraent relative to the duration of corporations was carried by a majority of 1,033, and that relative to circuit courts by 771. Lawrence's plurality for regent was 865. Drsper for regent received a few more votes than the olher Republican candidate. Cocker. Sherwood's plurality for justice of the supreme court was only 4H3. The total vote cast for justice of the supreme court was 7,363. More than 3,100 voters remained at home in Washtenaw county. The board o' supervisors is as lollows, the new members in italics: Ann Arbnr city, FirM ward- John R. Miner, R. Ann Atbor city, Second ward- Eugene Uestalin, D. Ann Arbor city, Third ward- Chase Dow. D. Ann Arbor city, Fourth ward- Atnbrone Kearney, D. Ann Arbor city, Fifth ward- Amos Corey, D. Ann Arbor c.ty, Sixth ward- John W. Bennett, R. Ann Arbor town- Thomax Burlingamr, D. Augusta- Wm, Dansingburg, R. Bridgewater- Oeorge Walter D. Dexier- Jacob Je 'eie, D. Freedom- Jacob Breinfng, D. Lima- J. V. N. Gregory, D. Lodi- George Mann, D. Lymion- Thomas Youur, Jr., D. Mapchester- Wm. Bmtless, R. Norlhfleld- Frnk Uuncan, R. Pi'U-fleld- M. F. Case. R. Salem- 9eo 9 Wheeler, R. Saline- Edward DePue, D. 8cio - Andr w T. Hughes. D. Sharon- AlbertH. Perra, D. Superior- Geo. D. Crippen, R. Sylvan- James L. Gilbert, R. Webster- Edwin Bail, R. York- Alfred Havenport, D. Ypsilanti town- A. R. Graves, R. Ypsilanti city, First dislrict- David Edwards.R. Ypsi.anti city, Second district- Stephen Hutchinson, D,