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TABULAB STATEMENT. Of votofl'pvon at\ ft f^erftl'eleotion held in and for the oonntv of EHSM, November 4th 1884 for Electors of President and Vice-ProflKlent Asflooiate Judges of the Court of Appeals County .TnrfRe, Comity Clerk, County Treasurer, Superintend- m t of tho Poor, Coroners Justices of Sessions, Bepresentative in Oonprroflfl, Member of Assembly, School Commissioners and for tho Proposed Amendmont to section 11, article 8 of the Constitution. Mwaitl Dodd t«H«oi\pil ~ (HivmiltonHunisMVMlvod : - ;iS*'s'i*Zy J ^ J « r ]l'MniMt..iiMlvioo.l iitwhwl r^r-i&iJ^-SB'C 1 J ,- | All>«MH..h»,Hn«Hv...| ,-, . ,•_• '- : , t t . ] William V\ »iiti«in..l.li«H,.lw ' . u. r L^V.t ,-j«»\l<l Will «r in. ..find 'iMinn J Mlllllun - I Kin. ai 1 \ Hi, hH ^-K,^ ^ k-^-w^, j. „ j It >1M rt N Miu\in i«< I»I\IM] ~C = j5?2 = ,§t 4'^fSS > HoUit llla^k ro > iw«l ~ ^jSi-\.*!^ -£*£ I Join) \ ( onnoln ro-. i\.rt .\•T-J^SI^jiul ^ £ % 5 I Renjamln W >oo I m«»lvf*l \'-u^i^* , £*? I Ja<< ti \\ln<hunllnr r(vi>i\. 0 , %_- 'fj. 1 -,!?* ^.S*\ 1 \ii.!]lil SanRPi lo. el\ivl ~ \ i 7 i ? 7 S i ,' 5t g- s 1 ) Mimi h M< hrba.'h rnei i v.u] r-^icjSigTfet^^^sSl J,hn M H. I. k r<*.h«<i ooi-go L Thom '- = J 71 i 5 ^ 5 ~; 5 i S I Fnxlori. k s_Fjwt<>n rejen ->d \ ^ _ 51 1 T 5 5 i £ 3=_k I TA y al ( Taper reconod .- i J £ j £ 5 fe ? =•' £ $ ^ [ Alvin r>e\ereus received '5 i J ^ i 2 5 S_5s, i S £ S I James _A_ OinrK received _ \*Scfi!?_5J;lS_S: I MyndortJDMercer received S^. £^= I Tinu.nn_W_Jaokfion_rflf>eUoid ?So iS^^ (Prpdorick A FullorJr r«cei>otl .- «... - »l Chfl - a , - c}G«< ^ x , - j } San ~~ To.. - J. ^ ^h a w oc. \ c>. } T»nifs irlfa b I >r*ff U HCOtt nut>l Ho.>kfty .u n. e> H J Bi 1 i rrltt l halTni irn.'t reeoi reieiv eeelv •(S001V r re< e reooi vt>d od .(1 C(l Ived ved -.»...- -o UoPt'Dh A_UoffaidiiH receive*} .- x*. - •- ^ Ja m otj Ship man received - xiw - ^ ^ Malt how L IUtchio received ~ ^ T7 _^__^l-_T_Oi».r<lnor EUPworth received - x.w ~ -o yjohn W. Pull ;olved a Mlllor received 7r Clark L Van Allen received mef» B Bropeon received vld B fttcKenzfe received M )• Isaac A~ Wood received ~7. ^ } .tiosee E. Dunham received... ' ^ ^ ^ \7T~J\^Nathan G. Hall received.• ~7 <- co y Henry H. Gurley received ;TT tt ^WlUlam H. Stlllwell reeelved liiftsi- ^ I Frnnolw TTHoultott reoelvod ^ | John P. Btntth received 7|tr777TRlchard Chapln receiwd...^. S >~ | Jurlnn Wlnne n - % 1 _ I Thomaa B. ( ' $ ^ I Th.QBfiaB yapjwjtt ft r , • r , •..... fe~ niThopiRB tit. Scott rec6lvflir77 ~ S» ! John O'Donnell received.... „ g_ I Henry 0. Cooper received .... jgw | John M. WlotliiK received.^ — %»- I John Ryan received ,7 A \. 7..'.. 8« I William O. Clark received.. I PlTfl Persn rtv I Allen Wood received %-. \\ I Henry L. Flub, n \ --\'-- 1 - -\ -~ ^ _»« 8^1 ramofl G. Rhapard received 0 ! -•-> .tL._.j^._.wjiZ^ ___^r___L J ^?J > :J^ ll ' ina I 1 received 21 -' ~-J- •- -\^-1_-- _v?_« _ w 7 g_-_ _ J .Isaao. E. J)pan received.............. We hereby Certyfy that the'foregoing~Tabular Statement is oorrcct in all rcHptcts. Dated November 12th. 1884. A. K. DUDLEY, Chairman. J H ROHRRTH, (bounty Clork and Secretary. RTATK OF NEW YORK.-ESBK X COUNTY CIKKK'B OFFIOB: I, John 8. Roberta Clerk of said County, do hereby certify that Ihavecom- pared the foregoing copy of Tabular Statement with the original on file in this offlrc, and that it 1B a correct transcript thereof, and of the whole of said original. r -, In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto pet my hand and affixed my 1 J official seal thlsl2th,day of November,1884. J. 8. ROBERTS, Clerk. % o' 00 00 Ttift whole numher of votes ffiven for the office of Associ- ate Judges of the Court of Ap- pe.albwas.. Of which Charles Andrew? received .^^co^5o-e. se .|( harlos A. Hapallo received .. I Walter FarrlnKton received.. lrstl A. Wlllard received wvac L. Rice roceivod Patrick H. Cowen received 1 Jobn V. K. H r llliams reoelv. YThe\ ~whoT<I^liumbar~o~f votes ^ I =?5Js»s_sss_|Isl Tho whole nurabur of votes I i> Kivon for the office of Superin-I ^ tendent of the Poor was | ^ I Of which Charles N. Holt re-j g »« ^^^ w ^ j Thornas Powers received given for the o I Of which W' iiliam E\ Boonay I Of which received ... I' S-s \\ I \\\\ \ i So P.» ^ H.KSS.s^ssssf « Charles C Town received ;£ 2 I afSgsc M ^, s Ashley P, Rawson received :< - «o Edward D. Barnett received... j j Of which Shepard P. Olcott re-j g Lemuel B, Tread way received., fe I I The whole number of votes \L^^o-jcw i-i- *-o«>ifc5WMtowwwHs»»-CT RIVPII for th« office of Bepre- I I |2!si3s8SS3i888Sg«t.5Si8SSS I wntBtiwJn Conjtrw was.... Ofwliich Frederick A. Johnson ^ -t0 ^ ^ u ^ « M- - - ^ Apollos A. Smith received..... I The whole Dumber of votes! -. - p - « I ^ ven fo r th e offlee ot Member b — -°~ .[_of_A.s8embiy was ' r ' I Of' which\\ Wesley Barnes re\ The whole number of votes given for the office of School \J Of which\ Fayette: L7 Miller~7e-j <^ & ...1 852 s gss si \libridere\67 8t\orrs • i\T& \whole ni ven for the Of which Chest Un received... Fra nkT.Delan receIved7.7. imber c office ol r Distrl er B. M< oreceiv f\ votes 8chool t No. 2 Laugh- ed~7 A ,1 »« The whole number of votes Kiven as provided in and by Chapter 533 of the Laws of 188*. entitled \An act to provide for submitting tt.propoeed amend- ment to the Constitution to the electors of the State.\ (upon the ballot endorsed Constitutional Amendment,\) tn relation to amendment to section eleven, article eight of the Constitution. O( which vot«» were rtven for 3d amendment to ., >n. article eight of Itntion SCATTERING—Chesterfield, Disfc. No. 1, Nathaniel C. JJoynton reoeinfe^l oae. yotft Ipr JCemb^r QI Assembly. Elizabethtown, Allen Full^^&cei^sd two rc|el$or County Judge. Elizabeth- town, jTaffllear W; Steele revived one vote for County Judge. Elizabethtown, B. L. Hand received one vote for Represen- tative in Congress. Essex,Peter O'Brien received otke vote for County Judge. Jay Diet. No. % Richard L. Hand received one vote for County Judge. Jay Dist. No. 2, blank re- ceived one vote for Representative in Congress. Jay Dist. No. 2. scattering received one vote for Member of Assembly. Lewis, George Stevens received one vote for County Judge. Lewis, blank received 11 votes for County Judge. Moriah, Dist* No. 1^ blank received one vote for Justice of Sessions. Moriah, Dist. No. 1, E. Wyman received one vote for County Treasurer. Moriah Dist. No. 1, blank received one vote for County Treasurer. Moriah, Dist. No. 2, blank received two votes for ^Justice of Sessions. Moriah, Dist. No. 2, blank re- ceived tyro votes foi; Treasurer. North Elba, blank received 1 vote for county clerk. North Elba, blank received 1 vote for county treasurer. North Elba, blank received one vote for Superintendent of the Poor. North Elba, blank received one vote for coroner. JStorth Hudson, C. H. McLaughlin received one vote for school commissioner. Schroon, Alonzo Nichols received one vote for county judge- Weatport,, K. L* Hand re- ceived five votes for county judge. board of.. ty of Essex, NOT. „ „ flee of the clerk of Bald county.on tho oleventh day of Novumbor.lWi.to canyaflS and estimate the votes Rlvnn in the several election districts of satd county, at theaeneral election hold on the fourth <'ay of November, lu the year aforesaid, .'o certify as follows! That it appears on suoii estimate and oanviiRS that lh« whole number of votes given for the offlee of electors of Presi- dent and Vice-President was two uun- >«d sixty-elerht thoupand threo hun- red and eight.... ^68308 Of which BifdHoye Blakenian received four thousand five hundred and fifty-one 45r>i Charles L. Rtiaanh received four thou- sand flvn hundred arid flrty-onn.. .... •• 4551 Benjamin H. Worford received four thousand five hundred and fifty-one.... «51 llobert Carson received four thousand five hundred and fifty-one 4SH William Ray received four thousand five hundred and fifty-one IBBI John Winslow received four thousand ve hundred and flfty-ono 4551 Francis F. Williams received four lousand 1vo hundred and fifty-one.... 4551 Peter H. SlwrtB received four thou- sand five hundred and fifty-one 4551 Guy R. Pelton received four thousand five hundred and flfty-ono .... 4551 Oarrett Roach received four thousand v« hundred and flfty-one— 4551 Edwin A. MncAlpin received four thou- and five hundred and flfty-ono 4551 John A, Stewart ro.'olv«d four thou- aii.l flvo hundred nndfl!ty-one ; 4551 F/dward H. Ammtdown received four fiousand five hundred an 1 flfty-oue.... 4561 Charles MinzesheimRr recelvod four ^Dnv^dF. Porter rp r oelved founluMfaand vo hundred and flfty-ono.... 4551 Hllap D. Olfford received four thou- and Qve Hundred and flfty-ono...,...... 4551 AlphouH PottB receivod four thousand vo hundred and flfty-ono 4651 Jacob W. Hoysradt recoived four thou- and five hundred and firty-oti« 4551 John Handerson rewlvod four thou- and flvo hundred and flfty-onu . 4551 Edward Dodd rer-oivod four thousand v« hundred and fifty sand flv© Living' David W liber received four thousand flvo hundred and flftv-onn Perrln H. Mr-Oraw received fourihou- innd flve hundred and flftyono Job N. Concdon received four thou- land five hundred nnd firty-nne ... floorce B. Hloan ronujvod four thou- mnd five hundred find fifty-one Daniel Beach received four thousand flvo hundred iind fifty-on^--- Nathon J. Mllliken received fourthou- sand five hundred and fifty-one Klncnid A. Hudso n received four thousand five hundred and fifty-one. ..L Frank H. WjokofT received fourthou- md flvo h und rod and fifty-one.... Alfred P. Wrleht received four thou- sand five hundred and fifty-one James H. OeGraff received four thou- and five hundred and fifty-one Robert N. Marvin received four thou- and five hundred and flfty-on© Oswald Ottendorfer received twothou- and seven hnndred and seventy-six.... Eugene Kelly received two thousand G VO n bnnHron n nt\ art \it * n t TJ - a i Y Predf \johrT'Defmar\ VeV-elved* Two Thousand even hundred und seventy-six 2i7fi Charles L. Lron received two thou- and seven hundred and seventy-six 2776 Robert Black received two thousand even hundred and seventy-six.......... 2778 John A.. Oonnolly rcc^ivQvl two thovi* sand seven hundred and seventy-six... 2770 Benjamin Wood received two thousand seven hundred and sevonty-six 277fi •Tacob Windmuller reootved two thou- l hdred and seventy-six.... 2776 id two thousand ti * We hereby Certify thattheforegoingTab- ular Statement is correct in all respects. Dated November, 12th, 1884. A. I t DUDLEY, Chairman. J. 8. RonERTa, County Clerk and Secretary. STATE OF NEW YORK, > ESSEX COXJNTT CLKRK'S OKFIOK: i I, John 8« RobertB Clark of said County, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of Tabular Statement with the original on file in this office, and that it ia a correct transcript thereof, and of the whole of said original. In Testimony Whereof, I have hcre- [L.S.] unto Bet my hand and affixed my official seal this 12th, day of No- vember, 1884. J. 8. ROBERTS, Clerk. STATEMENT Of the Board of Oountv Canvassers of the county of Essex. New York, In relation to '•-•-- ' Electors of President and received foi • tho nd flv© hundred ami fifty-oi ' Ell wood received four lousnnd tlvo fiun'lrod and fifty-one.... Albert Hobbs received four thousand five hundred and fifty-one William W. Butterflolr] reeeivodreeei four hd fl hdd d fif illiam W. Butterflol housand flvo hundred u William H. Dartlett rec d fi hdd d f fifty d f 2776 anrl seven hu John T. Atrn even hunded red and receiv d d two nty-ssix t tho ix o th -si t thou- seven hundred anu „„ Arthur Leary received V s^ven hundred and seven John C. Valentine receh sand seven hundred and seventy fix... . loiph L. Sanger received two thou- I seven hundred and seventy-six.... arles W. Dayton received two thou- I seven hundred and seventy-six.... )ses Mehrbach received two thou- l seven hundred and aeventy-six.... hn Hunter received two thousand 2776 James G. Shepard received sixty-one 01 John P. Bulman received sixty-one... 61 George P. Kittredge received sixty-one 61 Isaac E. Dean received sixty-one 61 We certify this statement to be correct, and have caused the same to be attested by the signatures of the chairman and sec retary of this board, this twelfth day of November, A.D., one thousand eight hun- dred and eighty-four. AROD K. DUDLEY, Chairman. JOHN S. ROBERTS, %>unty Clerk and Secretary. STATK OF NKW YORK, > a Q Essex County Clerks' Office,! '' I hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing with the original statement remaining on file in this office, and that the same ia a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of such original. Witness my hand and official seal at Elizabethtown, this twelfth day of [L.S.] November, one thousand eight hun- dred and eighty-four. JOHN B. ROBERTS, Clerk. bTATEMENT Of the Board of County Canvassers of the county of Essex, New York, in relation to votes given for associate judges of the Court of Appeals, justice of the Su- preme Court, and representative in con- gress The Board of Coiinty Canvassers of the County di flssex, New York, having met at the office of the clerk of said county 1 , on the eleventh day of November, 1884, to canvass and estimate the votes given in the several election districts of said county at tlie general election held on the. 4th day of November in the ydar aforesaid, do cer- tify as follows: That it appears on such estimate id canvass that the whole number of votes given for the office of asso- ciate judges of the court of appeals was thirteen thousand five hundred and twenty-three 13523 Of which Charles Andrews received six thousand six hundred and aix- ty-flve 6665 Charles A. Rapallo received six thousand six hundred and sixty- six (5066 Walter Farrtngton received fifty-six 5(5 Virgil A. Willard received fifty-six . 56 Isaac L. Rice received forty •.... 40 Patrick H. Cowen received forty..., 40 The whole number of votes given for the office of representative ts was seven thousand three ._ <i and flftv 7350 Of which Frederick A. Johnson re- ceived four thousand six hundred and twenty-two 4622 Apollos A. Smith received two thousand seven hundred and twenty-six 2726 R. L. Hand received one 1 Blank received one 1 Th e vhole of v John M. Helok recei eeven hundred and sc Jaroea H. Haidann r land seven hundred a William B. Pitch re iand seven hundred a ) thoi sand two thousand ty-six... od two thou- Rventy-six.... revived two id soventy- Georpe L. Thompson r lousundseven hundred i he 2776 WilHam F. Creed received two thou- und seven hundred and sevontv-six.... 277fi John O. Bridges recoived two thousand seven hundred and seventy-six — •?. 277G Frederick S. Easton received two thou- »nd seven hundred and seventy-six... 2776 Zenas C. Priust reonived two thousand ;ven hundred and seventy-six 2776 Loyal 0. Taber received two thousand 3ven hundred and seventy-six 2776 Alvin Devoreux received two thousand )ven hundred and seventy-six ... . 2776 Jame s A. Clark received two thousand wen hundred and seventy-nix 2778 Mvndert D. Mercer received two thou- md seven hundred and seventy-six .... 2776 Anthony L. Underhill recoived two ..lousand seven hundred and seventy- six 2776 William C. Rowley receivod two thou- Ired and seventy-six.... 2770 .ivod Wil sand Wil ind seven hum William Hami ~rtiss received tw> even hundred and seventy othy W. Jackson receiv mty-s thoi 277. itx. Mitchell Downing received sixty-five.... Joh n B.L' Bom medieu received sixty- five Horace Waters received sixty-five. Charles C. Leigh received sixty five R. 8cott received sixt \ Chauncey 8haffer received slxty-fl-. James L Burnet rpc«ived sixty-five 65 Joseph A. Bogardua received sixty-five. ft5 Jaraee Shipman receivod sixty five 65 Matthew L. Ritchie recoived Rixty-flve.. 65 T. Gardner Ellsworth receivod sixty-flve 6R John W. Gull received sixty-live 65 Flavlus J. Perry received sixty-five «6 brooks received sixty-five... 65 \ .rtman received sixty-five.. 65 ..infield received sixty-five.. 65 DwUrht Williams received sixty-five.. . 65 Justus Millor received sixty-five «s Clark L. Van Allen received sixty-flve 65 James H. Bronson received sixty-five 65 David B. McKenzie received sixty-five 65 Isaac A. Wood received sixty-five.... 65 Moses E. Dunham received sixty-five 65 Nathan G. Hall received sixty-five.... 65 Henry H. Gurley received sixty-five... 66 William H. Stilwell received sixty-flve 65 Ozro M. Bond received sixty-five 65 BenjatninN\. Payne received sixty-five 65 James Baldwin received sixty-five.... 65 George W. Green received sixty-flve. 65 Stephen ^B. Fowler received sixty-five 65 Robert Laws received sixty-five 65 Oliver P. Scovell received sixty-flve... 65 Elijah H. Danf orth received sixty-five 65 Leonard G. McDonald received sixty -one 61 John F. Henry received sixty-one 61 Daniel Campbell received sixty-one 61 William E. Oleaiy received sixty-One 61 Jackson Baileyreceived sixty-one...... 61 John V. Brown received sixty-onle... 61 James Allen received sixty -one. f .... 61 J. Annoy Knox received sixty-one 61 Courtlandt Palmer received sixty-one 61 Jamt-s A. Moore received sixty-ooe... 61 JohnW. Franklin received sixty-one 61 Paul A. Mayer received sixty-one... 61 John Hooper received sixty-one...... 61 Ferdinand Seeger received sixty-one 61 John Q. Huhn received sixty-one 61 Max Freeman received sixty-one 61 George W. Pimm received sixty-one 61 Francis D. Moulton received sixty-one 61 John D. Smith received sixty-one 61 Richard Chapin received sixty-one... 61 Jmian Winne received aixty-one 61 Thomas B. Carroll received\ sixty-one 61 Thomas Fassett received sixty-one... 61 Thomas H. Scott received sixty-one 61 John O'Donnell received sixty-one-.... 61 Henry O. Cooper received sixty-one... 61 John M. Wietin^ received sixty-one. 61 John Ryan received sixty-one 61 William C. Clark received sixty-one. 61 Pierce Pearson received sixty-one.... 61 Allea Wood received sixty-onr,~,..... ftl Henry L. Fish received sixty-one. ..... 61 as provided in and bv chapt of the laws of 1884, entitled \An art to provide for submitting a proposed ' the electors of the state,\ (upon the ballot endorsed \Constitutional Amendment,\) in relation to the proposed amendment to section eleven, article eight of the constitu- tion, was sixty-one J 01 Of which sixty-one votes were given for the proposed amendment to sec- tion eleven, article eight of the con- stitution 61 We certify this statement to be correct, and have caused the same to be attested by the signatures of the chairman and sec- retary of this board, this twelfth day of November, A. D.,one thousand eight hun- dred and eighty-four. AROD K. DUDLEY, JOHN S. ROBERTS, Chairman. County Clerk and Secretary. STATE OF NKW YOUK, > Essex County Clerk's Office, f S8 ' : J I hereby certify that I have compared ( the foregoing with the original statement remaining on file in this office, and that the j same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of such original. Witness my hand and official seal at Eliz- abethtown this twelfth day of No- L. a. vember, one thousand eight hun- dred and eighty-four. JOHN S. ROBERTS, Clerk. STATEMENT In relation to member of assembly. The board of county canvassers of the county of Essex having met at the office of the clerk of said county on the eleventh day of November, 1884, to canvass and esti- mate the votes given in the election dis- trict comprising the whole of said county at the general election held on the 4th day of November in the year aforesaid, do cer- tify as follows, to wit. •. That it appears in such estimate and canvass that the whole number of votes given for member of assem- bly in the assembly district compris- ing the whole of \said county was seven thousand three hundred and forty-seven 7347 Of which Wesley Barnes received four thousand seven hundred and fifty-two 4752 Richard L. Trumbull received two thousand five hundred and ninety- three \.. 2593 Nathaniel C. Boynton received one. 1 Scattering received one 1 Dated November 12, 1884. A. K. DUDLEY, Chairman. J. S. ROBERTS, County Clerk and Sec'y. STATE OF NKWYOHK, > Essex County Clerk's Office. >\ I, John S. Roberts, clerk of said county, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of statement with the original on file in this office and that it is a correct transcript thereof, and of the whole of said original. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal L. s. this 12th day of November, 1884. J. S. ROBERTS, Clerk. CERTIFICATE Of election of member of assembly. The board of county canvassers of the county of Essex having canvassed and estimated the votes given in the several election dis- tricts of the assembly district, comprising the whole of said county, at a general elec- tion held on the 4th day of November, 1884, do hereby certify, determine and de- clare that Wesley Barnes by the greatest number of votes\was duly elected member of assembly in and for the assembly dis- trict, comprising the whole of said county. Dated November 12, 1884. A. K. DUDLEY, J. S. ROBERTS, Chairman. County Clerk and Sec'y. STATE OF NEW YORK, > Essex County Clerk's Office.f I, John S. Roberts, clerk of said county, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of certificate with the orig- inal on file in this office and that it is a corr rect transcript thereof, and of the whole of said original. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal L. s. this 12th day of November, 1884. J. S. ROBERTS, Clerk. four thousand six hundred and thir- ty-seven.... ..4687 Henry H. Richards received two thou- sand seven hundred and twelve 2712 Blank received one 1 That the whole numberof votesgiv- en for County Treasurer was seven thousand three hundred and thirty- nine 7389 Of which Daniel F. Payne received four thousand three hundred and seven 4807 Eugene Wyman received three thou- sand and twenty-seven 8027 E. Wyman receded one 1 Blank received four 4 That the whole number of votes giv- en for Superintendent of the Poor was seven thousand three hundred and forty-seven 7847 Of which Charles N. Holt received four thousand five hundred and eighty two 4582 Thomas Powers received two thou- sand seven hundred and sixty-four....2764 Blank received one 1 That the whole numberof votes giv- en for Coroners was fourteen thousand six hundred and fifty.five 14655 Of which William E. Rooney received four thousand six hundred and eight.4608 Charles C. Town received four thou- sand six hundred and two 4602 Ashley P. Rawnon received two thou- sand seven hundred and twenty-three 2728 Edward D. Barnctt. received two thou- sand scveti hundred and twenty-one...2721 Blank received one 1 That the whole number of votes giv- en for Justice of Sessions was seven housand three hundred and thirty- •hree .7333 Of which Shepard P. Olcott received four thousand five hundred and nlne- ty-deVcn...... 459? Lemuel B. Tread way received two thousand seven hundred »nd thirty- three 7,2733 Blank received three 9 That the whole number of votes given for school commissioner in school nissioner district number one three thousand two hundred and seventy-one 3271 Of which Fayette L. Miller received two thousand and forty-seven 2047 Elbridge G. Storrs received one thou- sand two hundred and twonty-four. 1224 That the whole number of votes given for school commissioner in I school commissioner district number two was four thousand and thirty- two , ;; 4032 Of which Chester B. McLaughlin re- ceived two thousand six hundred and nine 2609 Frank T. Delano received oAe thou- sand four hundred and twentv-two. 1422 C. H. McLaughlin received one 1 Dated November 12, 1884. A. K. DUDLEY, J. R. ROBERTS, Chairman. County Clerk and Secretary STATE OF NEW YORK-; > Essex County Clerk's Office, f I. John 3. Roberts,\ clerk of said county, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of statement with the orig- inaron file in 'this office, and that it is a correct, transcript thereof and of the whole In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal i,. 8. this 12th day of November, 1884. J. S. ROBERTS, Clerk. CERTIFICATE Of the election of county officers. The board of county canvassers of the county of Essex having canvassed and estimated the votes given in the several election dis- tricts of the said county at a general elec- tion held on the 4th day of November 1884, do hereby certify, determine and de- clare that Francis A. Smith by the great- .bcr of votes was duly elected STATEMENT In relation to County Officers. Statement in relation to County Judge, County Clerk, County Treasurer, Superin- tendent of the Poor, Coroners, Justice of Sessions and School Commissioners* The board of county canvassers of the county of Essex, having met at the office of the clerk of said county on the 11th dav of November, 1884, to canvass and; .esti- mate the votes given in the several ple<?ti(&n districts of said (Sounty at the general elec- tion held on the 4th day of November, in the year aforesaid, do certify as follows, to-wit : That it appears on such estimate and canvass that the whole number of votes given for the office of County Judge was six thousand six hundred and forty-nine ....6849 Of which Francis A. Smith r \ \ sixAou8apdfive hundred and ei Jofil V. B. Williams receiv_ , hundred and eight fii Allen Fuller received two Vs' James W. Steele received one .\ Peter O'Brien received one '„%', Richard L. Hand received one «.•. George.gtevens received one. *.~. Alonzo Nichols received one..!.......-< 1 R. L. Hand received flve...j 5 Blank received eleven 11 That the whole number of votes giv- en for the office of County. Cl«Pk #< * seven t&ousandthffee hundrea SDttflftT'J'SSO Of which John S. Roberts received Mr. Pierce received 9 There being rio-clioic<\ Mr. Host moved * that another formal ba'lot bu had. Car- ried. Resulting in 18 ballots cast, of which -Mr. 8teele received \..... 9 Mr. Pierce received 9 Mr. Rowe moved that the board take ft recess until 7 o'clock this evening. Mo- don ]O8t. Mr. Ross moved that the board proceed to take another formal ballot for chairman. Carried. A ballot being had, resulted in 18 cast, of which Mr. Steele received. ft Mr. Pierce received 8 Mr. Whitehead received 1 Mr. Clark moved that another formal ballot be taken. Carried. A ballot being had, 18 were cast, of vhich Mr. Steele received 9 Mr. Pierce received 9 No choice having been made, Mr. Smith •noved that another formal ballot be taken. Motion carried. A ballot being had, 18 were cast, of .vhich Mr. James W. Steele received 10 Mr. James H. Pierce received 8 Whereupon Mr. James W. Steele was leclared elected chairman of the board. CLERK. Mr. Dudley moved that George S. Nich- olson be declared unanimously elected clerk of this board. Motion carried. JANITOR. On motion of Mr. Weeks, the board pro- ceeded to take an informal ballot for jam- Elghteen ballots were ca, Caleb Burton received 5 Fred E. Frisbie received 4 Frisbie received 2 Ocorge L. Jenkins received 5 John Cutting received 2 On motion of Mr Ross, the board pro- ceeded to take a formal ballot for janitor. At the request of Mr. Jenkins his name was withdrawn. Eighteen were cast, of F. £. Frisbie received 10 C. Burton 5 John Cutting received 3 Whereupon the chair declared F. E. Frisbie elected janitor. DRAM-ING FOK SEATS. On motion of Mr. Dudley, the members of the board proceeded to draw fov a choice of scats. Seats were drawn as fol- lows: Mr. Dudley, No. 3 ; Mr. Brcvoort, 11; Mr. Whitehead, 8; Mr. Talbot. 9: Mr. Clark, 2; Mr. Rowe, 10; Mr. Pierce, 8 ; Mr. Weston, 7; Mr. Rosa, 5: Mr. Bell, 4; Mr. Tread way, 10; Mr. Butler, 15; Mr. Prime, 17; Mr. Allen, 14; Mr. Alden, 12; Mr. Weeks, 13 ; Mr. 0. A. Smith, 1. ADOPTION OF RULES. Mr. Rowe moved that the rules of or- der designated in Thompson's Supervis- ors' Manual, except Rule 3 thereof, be- idopted as the standing rules of this board. Mr. Weeks moved as an amendment that i committee of three on vital statistics be ippointed by the chair. Amendment accepted by Mr. Rowe, whereupon a vote being had upon the me- lon as amended it was adopted. On motion of Mr. Whitehead the board idjourned to Wednesday, Nov. 12th, at GEORGE S. NICHOLSON, Clerk, a county judge of said county. That JohnS. Roberts by the greatest number of votes was duly \elected county clerk of said county. That Daniel F. Payne by the greatest number of votes was' duly\ elected treas- urer of said county. That William E.'Rooney and Charles C. Town by the greatest number of votes were each duly elected coroner of said county. That Charles N. Holt by the greatest number of votes was duly elected superin- tendent of the poor of said county. That Shepard P. Olcott and Lemuel B. Treadway by the greatest number of votes were each duly elected-justice of sessions of said county. That Fayette L. Miller by the greatest number of votes was duly elected\ school commissioner in school commissioner dis- trict number one of said county. That. Chester B. McLaughlin hy the greatest number of votes was duly elected school commissioner in school commis- sioner district number two of said county. Dated November 12, 1884. A. K. DUDLEY, J. S. ROBERTS. Chairman County Clork and Sec'y. STATE OF NEW YORK, > Essex County Clerk's Office, ) I, John S. Roberts, clerk of said county, do hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing copy of certificate with the original on file in this office, and that it is a correct transcript thereof, and of the whole of said original. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal L. s. this 12th day of November, 1884. J. S. ROBERTS, Clerk. Proceedirg* of the Board of Supervis- ors of Essex County for the Year ANNUAL MEETING. 'TUESDAY, November 11, 1884. The Board of Supervisors of Essex county met at their rooms in the court house\at Elizabethtown, N. Y., on the 11th day of November, 1884, at 5 o'clock p. M. and were called to order by George 87' Nicholson, clerk of the board. On a call of the roll of the members of the board, the following named supervis- ors responded: iterfield. Crownpoint Julius C. Brevoort. Elizabethtown Arod K. Dudley. Essex Anthony J. B.Ross. Jav Silas W. Prime. Keene Thurlow W. Bell. Lewis James W. Steele. Minerva Edward 1 Butler7jr. Moriah J. W. Whkehead. Newcomb William SL Alden. North Elba :...Henry Allen. , North Hudson.......Charles Talbofc. Schroon . . . .Darwin L. Weeks St. Armand . James H. Pierce. Treonderoga Thos J Treadway Westport llerritt A. Clark. Willsborough ... O. A. Smith. Wilmington . ... Elijah Weston. All of the members of the board having responded to the call of the roll the clerk inquired as to the further pleasure of the. board. Whereupon Mr Butler moved that J. W. Whitehead be the chairifcan of this board. . On motion of Mr. Weeks an informal ballot was ordered. A ballot being had, resulted in 18 votes being cast, of which Mr. J. W. Steele received 8 Mr J. H. Pierce received 6 Mr. J. W. Whitehead received 4 On motion of Mr. Dudley another in- formal ballot was had ; 18 votes were cast, of which Mr. Steele received ' 8 Mr. Pierce rt c ived 7 Mr, Whitehead received 8 Mr. Weeks moved that a formal ballot toe now taken. Carried. A formal ballot being had, resulted, 18 cast, of which Mr. Steele received 7 Mr Pierce received 9 Mr. Whitehead received 2 There being no choice, on motion of Mr. Weston the board proceeded to take another formal ballot, which resulted, 18 ca«t, of which Mr. Steple received g Mr. Pierce received 9 ilr. Whitehead received 1 Whereupon Mr. Clnrk moved that an- other formal ballot be taken. Carried. A ballot being had, resulted in 18 cast, of which Mr. Steele received is Mr. Pierce r ceived 8 Mr. Whiteiiead received 1 On motion of Mr. Clark another forma' hallot was had, resulting in 18 being cast, of which Mr. Steele received 9 GIANTS THIRTY FtSBT HIGH. We at tha present day are mere \ Ton Fhuuib3,\ when compared with the hags individuality of antiquity. The giant Q-^lbra, brought from Arabia to Rome under Claudius Gsaau, was nearly lea feet high. £ utiQtimi.ii, : who livecl m the tims o^ 3ugene II., measured eleven feet and n half. The Chevalier Sporg, in his voyage to the Peak of Teneriffe, foaud- in one of the caverns of that mountain the skull of a giant, which.Jud eighty teeth, and it was ; supposed that hia body wns not less than iifteen feet long. The giant Ferragas, alata by Orlando, nephew to Charlern'igue, was eiglitejn teei ; high 1 | In 1714, near S. L . Gterm.un, was foand the tomb of the giant Isorat, who was twenty ; feet high! In 1590, near R>uen, thjy found a skele- ton whose akall held a bushel of com, and j yhose body mast have been eighteen feet ; long. • Platerua saw at Lucerne the haman bones of a subject nineteen feet long ! The giant Buart was twenty-two and a half feet high ; his bones were found in ; 1798, n*ir the banks of the river Moieri. In 1613, near a castle ia Dauphine, a tomb was found thirty feet long, twelve feet wide and eight feet high, on which were out the words, \ Kautoloohoa Bes.\ Tfaa skeleton was found entire tweaty-flv© fee4 md a half long, ten feet aoross the shoulders uid five feet deep from the breast boue to; •he back. Near Mazarine, Sioily, ia 1517, waa found: the skeleton of a gianfc thirty fe«t high J His head WAS the size of a hogshead, and each of his teeth weighed five ounces. FOREST FrRES. The prevention of 'orest fires is just now, md doubtless for some time will be, <4 more pressing importance than any or all measures for increasing the amount or im« proving the quality of oar wood-land. What most we do to keep fires from stnrtt ing, or if they do start to prevent them froui spreading far ? For one thing, we might make it a misdemeanor to set one efen tub intentionally, aud a felony if done knowing* ly. Then we should make those setting fires responsible for the damage done, and railroads will in time be compelled to use only those locomotives which consume theijr sparks. It is also suggested that is many oases the States might employ a spepial , police and detective force with perhaps as- sessment of part of the cost upon the ownen of timber land. Thetntoi prav«at •priAdmg, roads from sixty to eighty feet wide and not more than a mile or a mile and a Half apa#t ; could be made to divide the land into blocks These roads would have to be kept free from tnything that will spread the flame and b j ising them AS lines from which to b&ok- dre, the mischief ooiJld often be confined to » single blo^k —Springfield Republican. 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