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Statement of Votes cast in Macomb County, State of Michigan, at the General Election

held in said County, on Monday the Bfventh day of April, in the year one thousand .

nine hundred thirteen, for the following State and County Officers: Two Justices of

the Supreme Court, Two Kegents of the University, Superintendent of Public Instruction

One Member of State Board of Education, Two Members of State Board of Agriculture,

State Highway Commissioner and Three County Road Commissioners.

The Whole number of votes cast for the office of Justice of the Supreme Court was

Twelve thousand seven hundred fifty three

and theyt were given for the following named persons:

August C Cook, received six hundred twenty three votes

Willard J. Turner received six hundred two votes

Joseph H« Steere, recevidd,Three thousand twenty one votes

Joseph B. Moore, received Twenty nine hundred twenty eight votes

Eollin H» Person, received Twenty six hundred thirty seven, votes

Alfred J. Murphy, received, Twenty seven hundred, votes

Loran B. Teal, received thirty two votes,

Fred H. Hogle, received twenty seven votes,

Winent H.D. Fox, received ninety eight, votes

Harvey B» Hatch, received eighty give, votes

1275S

623

602

3021

2928

2637

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32

27

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85

Total 12753

The whole number of votes cast for the office of Regent otf the University

was Twelve thousand seven hundred five

and they were given for the following named persons:

Harvey S. Chapman, received six hundred seventeen votes,

Paul R. Gray, received six hundred fourteen, votes,

Walter H. Sawyer, received three thousane ten votes,

Victor M. Gore, received twenty nine hundred ninety two, votes

Fred H. Begole, received twenty six hundred eight votes,

William Jl. Comstock, received twenty six hundred twenty two votes,

Edith M. Versluis, received twenty nine votes,

Annie G. Lockwood, recevied thirty one votes

Charles W. Obee, received eighty six votes,

i»eroy H. White, received ninety six votes

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617

614

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2992

2608

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Total 12705

The whole number of votes cast for the office of Superintendent of

Public Instruction was Six thousand, three hundred thirty six 6336

and they were given for the following named persons:

Gerritt Masselink, received six hundred seventeen votes, 617

Luther L* Wright, received twenty nine hundred ninety two votes 2992

John M. Munson, received twenty six hundred ten votes 2610

Ralph Kirsch, received thirty votes 30

3ohn W» Gray, received four votes, 4

Frank E. Titus, received eighty three votes, 83

Total 6336

The whole number of votes cast for the office of Member of the State

Board of Education was Six thousand three hundred forty five 6345

and they were given for the following named persons:

Samuel J. Gier, received six hundred ten votes 610

Frank Cody, received three thousand one votes 3001

Emanuel Wilhelm, received twenty six hundred fourteen votes 2614

Milan F. Martin, received thirty two votes

RjLchard Quayle, received eighty eight votes

32

88

Total 6345 i

The whole number of votes cast for the office of Member of State Board of

Agriculture was twelve thousand six hundred wighty

and they were given for the following named persons:-

Albert B. Cook, received six hundred thirteen votes

Oscar W. Branan, received six hundred fifteen votes

Alfred J. Doherty, received three thousand three votes,

Robert D. Graham, received twenty nine hundred ninety three votes

Robert W. Hemphill Jr, received twenty six hundred sixteen votes

Alfred E. Souter, received twenty six hundred eight votes

Daniel P. Smith, received twenty eight votes

Charles H. Johnson, received thirty two votes

Edward S. Townsend, received eighty five votes

James M. Green, received eighty seven votes

The whole number of votes cast for the office of

was six thousand three hundred fifty eight

and they were given for the following named persons:-

Horatio S. Earle, received six hundred twenty setoen votes,

Frank F. Eogers, received three thousand eleven votes

George G. Winans, received Twenty six hundred twelve votes

Ezra E. Highlen, received twenty seven votes

Orson Hopkins, received eighty one votes

Total

12680

613

615

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2993

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2608

28

32

85

87

12680

State Highway Commi08ioner

6358

627

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27

81

Total 6358

The whole ntober of votes cast fofc the office County Road Commissioner was

seventeen thousand one hundred ninety seven

and they were given for the following named persons:-

William P* Rosso, received three thousand seventy nine votes

Adna J. Freeman, received thirty one hundred ninety nine votes

Henry Hauss, received twenty eight hundred eighty two votes votes

Thomas Quinn, received twenty seven hundred fifty two votes

Fred Gorgesk, received twenty four hundred eighty five votes

Jacob Hartsig, received twenty eight",[hundred votes

State of Michigan ) ss.

County of Maoomb )

We do Hereby Certify, that the foregoing is a correct statement

of the votes given in the County of Macomb for the offices nsimed in such statement

and for the persons designated therein, at the General Election held on the seventh

dsy of April in the year one thousand nine hundred thirteen.

In Witness Whereof, We have hereunto set our hands and

caused to be affixed the Seal of the Circuit Court for

the County of Macomb this 18th

Attesti

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Olerk of Board of County Canvassers.

total

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3079

3199

2882

2752

2485

2800

17197

day of April A.D. 1913

) Board of ) County Canvassers

STATMEH2 OF VOTES given in the County of Macomb, State of Michigan, at the General

Election held on Monday, the seventh day of April, in the year one thousand nine hundred..

thirteen, for and against the adoption of a proposed amendment to the Constitution of

this State, relative to the Eight of Women to Votel for and against the adoption of a

proposed amendment ot the Constitution of this State, relative to the Initiative on

Constitutional Amendments} for and against the adoption of a proposed amendment to the

Constitution of this State relative to the Initiative and Referendum upon Legislative

Matters; for and against the adoption of a proposed amendenent to the Constitution of

this State, relative to the Eelief, Insuring or Pensioning of Members of Fire Departments

for and against the sdoption of a proposed amendment to the Constitution of this State,

relative to the Recall of Elective Officers.

The whole Number of votes given for and against The proposed amendment of the

Constitution of this State relative to the right of Women to vote was " 6108

and they were given as follows:-

Fourteen hundred twenty two votes were given for said amendment 1422

and Forty six hundred eighty six votes were given against said amendment 4686

Total 6108

The whole ntaber of votes given for and against The proposed amendment to the

Constitution of this State relative to the Initiative on Constitutional Amendments

was Four thousand nine hundred eighty four 4984

and they were given as follows:-

One thousand five hundred fifty seven votes were given for said amendment 1557

and thirty four hundred twenty seven votes were given against said amendment 3427

Total 4984

The whole number of votes given for and against The proposed amendment to the

Constitution of this State-relative to the Initiative and Referendum upon Legislative

Matter was four thousand nine hundred seventy four 4974

:§•$, they were given as follows:-

Sixteen hundred twenty nine votes were for said amendment 1629

and thirty three hundred forty ficw votes were givtn against said amendment 3545

Total 4974

The whole number of votes given for and against the proposed amendment to the

Constitution of this State relative to the Relief, Insuring or Pensioning of Members of

Fire Departments was Fifty one hundred fifty nine 5159

and they were given as follows:-

Fifteen hundred four were given for said amendment 1504

and thirty six Hundred fifty five were ggiren against said amendment 3655

Total 5159

The whole number of votes given for and against the proposed amendment to the Constitution

of this State relative to the Recall of Elective Officers was 5122

and they were given as follows:-

Hineteen hundred twenty four votes were given for said amendment 1924

and thirty one hundred ninety eight votes were given against said amendment 3198

Total 5122

State of Michigan »

County of Macomb }

We do hereby certify, That the foregoing is a correct statement

of the votes given in the County of Macomb, at the General Election held on the

seventh day of April in the year one thousand nine hundred thirteen for and against

the proposed amendments to the Constitution of this State relative to the right of

women to vote, relative to the initiative on constitutional amendments; relative

to the initiative and referendum up4n legislative matters; relative to the relief,

insuring or pensioning of members of fire cdepartments and relative to the recall

of elective officers.

In Witness Whereof, We have hereto set our hands, at Mt

Clemens, in said County and State, this 18th day of April

A.D.1913.

j Board of * County Canvassers

"""" y Attest:

Cleric of the Board of County Canvassers.

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CERTIFICATE OF DETERIOMTION.

State of Michigan :

s ss.

County of Macomb :

The Board of County Canvassers of said County of Macomb having

convened and organized according to law, at the office of the County Clerk in said

County,and examined the statements of Votes given in the several Townships,Wards

and Preceiots of said County, at the General Election held on Monday the seventh

day of April A.D. 1913. DO HEREBY CERTIFY that they have determined:

That William P. Rosso having received the largest number of votes is elected to

the office of County Road Commissioner for the term of six years.

That Adna J. Freeman having received the largest number of votes is elected to

the office of County Road Commissioners for the term of four years.

That Henry Hauss having received the largest number of votes is elected to

the off46e of County Road Commissioners ofor the term of two years.

In Testimony Whereof, said Board of County Canvassers has caused these

presents to be Signed by its Chairman and attested&by its Secretary this 18th day

of April A.D. 1913.

* * Secretary J- ' Chairman.