1922-09-15; Clare Sentinel

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CLAlfrB; MIORJG AN, FBJ.DAY JiiOKNING, SEFTJEMBJlR J5,
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Favorable Weather Prevails
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NATED FOR SHERIFF IN
REFUBl^
Fletcher is Choice of County for
Y Governor,   Buf  Groesbeck ■
v Wins in State.    Townsend '■-...;
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.' Following one. o-t the most hotly
contested pre-primary campaigns in
tbe state's history Michigan voters
rejjiste.ed tbeir party's choice for a
long list of federal, state, and oounty
offices ■""-'- ■"'■- ■—■ • ■■■"» ■"■'
V: The Republican senatorial contest
between U. 8. Senator Cbas. E. Town-
send, ot Jackson; State Senator Herbert F. Baker, of Weadock, Cheboygan county; Maj. John Q. Emery, of
Bay Oiiy; and Rep. Patrick H. Kelly,
of 'Lansing, wai a most bitter fight
and was the most outstanding one in
tbe state. Latest reports are to tbe
effect that Townsend has- a good lead,
and undoubtedly Is nominated.
. In tbe state contest" for governor
Alex J. Groesbsck won by a big margin over bia opponents Richard N.
Fletcher, of Bav City, and Theodore
M. Joelln, of Adraln.
"■ Thos. Read, of Shelby, for Lieut.
Governor, Roy O. Woodruff, ot Bay
City, tor Congressman of the 10th
District and Richard Emerson, of
this county, tor State Representative
of Olare -district were unopposed;  ;
The contest tor the nomination of
State 8enator ot tbe twenty-eighth
district between Horatio 8. Karober,
of Rose City, and John Schmidt, of
Reed Oity was won by tbe former in
tbe district.
- In tbe county tbe Republican ticket had many contestants for tbe different offices. For the office of sheriff
seven candidates entered tbe field,
Aaron S. Allen, Franklin A. Brown,
Aipba 8. Crigier. Wm. Davis, Barnie
FJ Hampton, Lewis W. Sunday and
Deloa G. Wright. In this instance
no one conld safely place bis bet on
any one candidate, bnt tbe final
count showed Mr. Crigier nominated
by a nice margin. .
For Ooanty Clerk and Register of
Deeds Seymour Andrua won over
Brace Williams by a larg6  majority.
For County Treasurer five candidates were in tbe contest, A. D.
Hampton, W. Holmes Kennedy, Fred
W. Scbaaf, George F. Stable and
James M. Wellman. This, like tbe
contest tor sheriff, was a hotly contested affair, and was won by Mr.
Scbaaf.       -
Carlos A. Reading won over Jobn
Quinn for tbe nomination of Prosecuting Attorney. ~ '■
Louis W. Slater was unopposed for
the nomination of County Drain Commissioner.
■->-  Gerald   E.   Lamb    and    James A.
Reeder were nominated for Coroners.
Jobn Wbite won over Arthur D.
Johnson for County Surveyor.
Ortbo Boulton won over Milo Robinett for Oeunty Road Commissioner.
On tbe Democratic ticket no candidate bad any opposition and part
of tbe ticket will be filled at tbe
' county conyention.
'■■;. Below will be found tbe vote of tbe
county in table form and will sbow
tbe vote as given from eacb precinct.
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An Appreciation.
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'■■ I wish to thank the many voters of
the county who supporteS my candidacy for County Treasurer. Although I did not win out, I consider
tbe vote. I received an acknowledgement of my endeavorB to be a citizen
worthy of tbe confidence of my fellow-
man. Especially d-> I thank tbe people of Hatton township.
'Y"   >'       Holmes'Kennedy.
Cafd of Thanks
^_ We   wish  to express    oar  sinoere
thanks and appreciation for tbe many
acta of kindness extended us  by  our
friends snd neighbors.' Also  for tbe
beaatlfal floral offerings,   the singers
audio Revs'. Davis and Johnston  for
tbeir comforting words.   /
7."  --, Mr. and Mrs.  Louis'/Falrmad
•'- • .-    Ronald Fairman. ' ,.' 7^.y&7-.7
;OOn?G HUfcTIHa—Shot ana shells
-:z7   7Seabox:   Olare Oat Rate.       Y-
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VERNON CITIZEN DIED
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ANNUAL M. E.
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SGAN^TUESDAY
At bia  boms in Vernon   township/ .*.
Monday night occurred  tbe  death of -
John Carey,   a  well   known   and re-,
spected citizen, at the age of 55 years,
1 month   and  28  daya.     Death   waa
caused by appendicitis. .   ,'   " if .-
Tbe funeral was held from his bome
Thursday afternoon. Rev, Milberry
officiating and tbe remalas interred
in Cherry Grove cemetery, r
- The Obituary will appear In next
week's issue. "' ,       y  ,  ' -     r.;
One   at -Pontiac,   the
Albion Promises  to
' ' '^  portant Meetings.
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TO THE PUBLIC;
Jn tbe last issue of tbe Clare County Courier appeared a Notice to my
self, demanding that I appear at its
office tb look at certain records and
to rectify my notice to the Voters of
this county tbat I bad signed a question aire -Issued by. tbe Anti-Saloon
League, In whicb I. stated that my
answer to tbis Questionable, was
either omitted by the Aoti-Saioon
League or wan omitted by tbe editor
of a Oounty paper. It was not ebarg-
ad by me that tnis'was done intentionally as I bad nob at that time, or
bave I since that time, seen the records furnished Mr! Michael by tbe
said League.' I had no way of knowing wherein toe error, if erro*r it was,
lay. I simply knew that I bad answered and mailed tbe questtonaire to
the senders. This being tbe truth 1j
have no apologv to offer Mr. Mlobeal'
for my notice to the voters to tbat
effect. ■    ■ - '■ ■ 7. ■'.    .
I realize that in an election where
Law enforcement was an issue, and
in a county whose citlzensblp are by
a iarge majority itxJ fav*or of law enforcement, - tbat, the issuance of a
printed statement sent broad cast
over tbe County tbat I would not
give a favorable anawer to tbe issue
was highly detrimental, not only to
my own candidacy, but also to tbat
of any otber candidate aitWated in
like manner. ' However, I think in
tbe light of later events I might be
pardoned if L suspected tbe editor of
tbe Courier of not\ being tbe independent, unbiased, non-partisan tbat
be claimB to be; had he been tbis he
would bave given tbe' same publicity
to tbe fact tbat tbe official paper of
tbe League a J a ted at tbe time of publishing this list, tbat it could not
vouch for its own list. Tbat letters
tbat tbey bad mailed . themselves had
been returned, marked "wrong address," snd tbat-tbere was always a
chance of mail being. overlooked,
mislaid or miscarried and while I
have not seen tbe paper I have It on
good authority .that it did so. '
In the last issue tbe Olare Connty
Courier devotes two Inches of space
to tell tbe voters tbat "We are of the
honest opinion that tbe entire report
is not reliable, and it is our bonest
opinion tbat every candidate signed
tbose questionaire and we wonld
suggest to the voter not to take tbose
reports into consideration wben cast
ing tbeir ballots". He tben devotes
tbe larger part of space in a column
and one half tn open championship
of Mr. Crigier and in wbicb he, tbe
editor, states that be is out to clean
np tbe "GANG" and wbile be does
not mention wbo tbe "gang" is, it
would seem to include any citizen
wbo dares to seek a political office in
tbis County without first securing tbe
consent of tbe Editor of tbe Courier,
and aB Mr. Crigier was tbe only one
wbo was fortunate enough to bask in
tbe light of Mr. Micheal'a approbation, I conclude tbat tbe balance of
tbe candidates muse be tbe "GANG".
"It would seem that all other candidates except Mr. Crigier were unfortunate in their use of language.
The Courier quotes me as saying, "If
elected I will handle tbe office according to Law and to tbe best of my
ability." I tboagbt according to
Law . meant tbe enforcement of
"ALL" laws and waa broad enougb
to cover all laws Including prohibition laws. However, my Belt and tbe
otbers not using tbe word "moon*
Shine"'Mr.. Micbeal, at least insinuates, tbat tbe balance of the candidates were "PUSSY FOOTERS AND
GANGSTERS.''        .      „..*.- .Y   -—'- ■
In conclusion I might say tbat I
was and am a-farmer; I have never
been either directly, or indirectly,
connected witb. liquor or liquor business, I was never drunk in my lite,
can tbe editor of tbe Courier say as
attach?
I do not feel that I, or any of my
opponents are "GANGSTERS" and I
nave notblng to retract. -=•
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! What promises to be tbe two most
important <. annual ■' conferences    of
.Michigan - Metnodlst 7 Episcopal
cbarcbes held daring recent -years
will take place at Pontiao and Albion
this week.     Eacb conference  began
, Tuesday, September 12, and probably
continue, through to Monday. Tbe
Pontiac meetibK will be tbat of tbe
Detroit area, wbile tbat at Albion
will be tbe Miobigan area annual^con-
fereoce. Bisbop W. F. 'MdDo well of
Washington, D. O.j ooe of tbe best
known leaders of tbe Meljbodiat
Episcopal cburcb, will have cbarge
Of the Pontiac meeting while Siabop
Theodore S. Henderson,   of   Detroit,.,
1 will conduct lbs Albion-session.
Altbougb tbe two. conferences will
bave a number   of   distinct   features
' probably the most notewortby, according to leaders of tbe cburcb, will
be tbe joint sessiob of tbe two at Albion Wednesday, September. 13. Tbe
Detroic cob fere nee delegation will go
to Albion by special train and aid in
mapping plans for tbe educational
campaign.to be carried on during the
: coming year by Michigan Metbodrats.
|  .Tbia' campaign    will    include    tbe
| raising of  $2,000,000. - Three-fourths
| of tbis will be expended - in erecting
new bnildinga at Albion and in creating an endowment land for the
school. The remaining $500,000 will
be used in carrying on work among
tbe Methodist students at tbe University of Miobigan and the various
state normal schools. - In Ann Arbor
tbe Methodists bave obtained a building tbat will be converted into quarters for use of tbe students of tbis
faith. , ._:■
Tbe meridian is the dividing line ot
tbe state of these areas. Tbe Michigan area includes tbat part. of the*
state west of tbe meridian wnile tUe
Detroit area is east of the meridian.
Giadwin county is therefore in botb
areas, but tbe charges of tbe cnurcb
in tbe county are in the, western part
of tbe county and therefore in the
Michigan area, including Gladwio,
Wagarville and McOlure, and Beaver-
tan and Dale, tbe pastors on tbese-
charges being Rev. E. T. Smith, Rev.
E. E. Ford and Rev. A. J. Preston.
The cburcb at Beaverton Is federated
with tbe Presbyterian church there.
FIVE COUNTY
LEAGUE
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Ooleman
16
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800
Gladwin  ~
'12
6
666
Rosebush
1       -        12
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600
Barryton -
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= 10    J
623
Clare
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. 476
Weldman
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385
Farwell  "
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300
Harrison
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285
MRS. EMILY FA1RMAN
DEPARTS THIS LIFE
Was Resident of This Vicinity
For Twenty Years,!   Funer-
'Y.: al Held " From Home -y<
, ■■ i Tuesday Afternoon.)
Words fail us to express ohr sincere thanks to our friends for tbeir
many acts of kindness-during our late
bereavement. Especially are we
grateful for tbe beautiful floral offerings, to tbe singers, and to Rov,
Milberry for bis comforting .words.
'   y Mrs. S. A. Qleason
1   and family.
\<   - "      Mrs. A. J. Doherty
■   and family.
Emily Hart, daughter of Orlean and
Nancy Hart, was born in Ticondana-
gna Hastings Co., . Ontario, Can.,
December 12, 1846, and departed tbis
i life at ber bome, in Clare September
9, 1922, aged 76 years. ' v
On February 13, 1873 sbe was unit-*,
ed in marriage to Harvey Atwood
Fairman wbo proceeded 'ber in death
over 3 years ago.' Y . . '' -    -   ..'-...
in 1870 she came witb her husband
to Leaton, Micb., wbere they lived
for a number of yeara, tben moved to
Wise township, where he did extensive farming. Later on account.of
Mr. Fairman's failing health, they
gave up farming and .on May <27, 1902
tbey came to Clare where tbey bave
since resided. About 9 years ago
Mre. Fairman suffered a stroke from
wbich she never fully recovered.
Since her husband's death she bas
lived witb ber son, Louis and wife, of
Clare, wbere sbe bas received loving
and tender care. Sbe was a member
of tbe Methodist cbnrob wbere sbe
attended and labored until failing
health kept.her at bome.
Sbe leaves to mourn one son, Louis,
of Olare, one brother, Samuel, and
one sister, Mrs. Susie Green, botb of
Canada,.besides otber relatives and
many friends.
The funeral waa beld from the
bome Tuesday afternoon, Rev. E. W.
Davis, assisted by Rev. John Y. Johnston, of Rosebush, officiating and tbe
remains laid to rest in Cherry Grove.
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& C. KIRKBRIDE
RECEIVES APPOINT-
€    MENT1UESDAY
Will Take Up   Duties   as   Post-
7 y master of. This  City  in*
Near Future,   y
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Tuesday, S. C. Kirkbride received
notice from the P< stoffice Department that be bad been selected as
postmaster for tbe coming four
years, and will take up his duties as
sucb in tbe very near future.
Suffers Severe Gash on Head.
Card of Thanks
Duck    Hunters
Try a box of our Super-X Duck
load shells, guaranteed to shoot sixty
feet farther tban any other*shells.
Olare Hardware and Implement Co.
Last Saturday wbile several large
boys were playing with a large bunting knife, trying to throw same so as
to bave it stick into, tbe house. Jack,
tbe 4 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
T. Stears, received a two inch gash
on top of tbe head wbicb wonld bave
caused bis deatb bad the knife struck
a little lower. 7
Jack and his little friends were
playing by themselves a little to one
side of wbere the older boys were
throwing the knife and in some way
the knife slipped from tbe throwers
hands and struck, bim.  :
He was taken   to Dr. T.   H.   May
nerd's  office  and   tbe  wound   given
proper  attention   and   is  recovering
nicely.    . • '
To The Voters of Clare County
retiring post-
term . expired
ably  acted  in
- J. A.' Jackson, tbe
master, and whose
Wednesday, bas very
this capacity for tbe past oigbt years.
He ia undecided as to wbat business
he will enter at present.. .   -x.
The Sentinel joins wftb the many
friends of Mr. Kirkbride in extending congratulations.
An Appreciation.
Tbe splendid vote given me by tbe
electors of Oiare county in the primary Is certainly greatly appreciated.
If I am retained in office we shall do
everything in our power to do tbe
work just as courteously and efficiently as possible and to make tbe office* a place'of real service to tbe
people.   .
*   '   '   Seymour Andrus.
RESTCCTm OIKEN !   Y
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Funeral of S. A. Gleasorf Held
y    From Hope Saturday ^.   ^
7y.:'7\::' Afternoon. ^7:.,7Y'i
I take tbis means of extending my
thanks and appreciation for the liberal support given me at tbe primaries
of September 12.   -
Very Respectfully,
Fred W. Scbaaf.
Notice      '
Complaints bave come   to   me   recently of  tbe   careless  oae   of sling
abuts, toy guns, and bicycles driving
on sidewalks.
These are all violations of tbe law
and punishable by fine or imprisonment.
8ee Bee. 147, governing fourtb class
cities,
Signed L. H. Thompson,
i- Mayor.
Appreciation.
I wish to thank the voters of Olare
oounty for their loyal support, especially the ladles, given me at tbe primary.      ■ ■    -
■ . ~"       Alpha S. Crigier.
Notice ..-
Will tbe person who took the neck-
yoke from in front of tbe Oaple residence return the same at once.
Chas. Peter's.
S. -ft. Gleason,. better known to bis
many friends of Olare and vicinity as
'-'Doc" was born at Belfast, New
York, in tbe year 1851. and departed
tbis life at' bis bome on east 6th
street, Wednesday, September 6tb.
He was united in marriage to Nettie Nansard in 1873. To this union
was born one son, Leon, wbo resides
in tbis city,' In tbe .year 1891 tbey
came to Miobigan and soon thereafter located in tbis city, where tbey
bave since'made tbeir bome.
- BesideB bis faithful wife snd son,
be leaves to t mourn his 'departure
two' sisters,' Mrs. Fannie Post, of
Xerribo, Wasb., and Mrs. A. J. Doherty, of this city, one brother, J. J.
Gleason, of Belfast, N. Y-. together
witb many otber relatives and a host
of friends. ■ -   -     ' ,    i
Tbe deceased was a bigbiy -respected citizen, t»nd always beld tbe confidence of bis fellow men. For several years be beld tbe office of Street
Commissioner-of tbiB city and Supervisor of bis waroVi Several months
ago be sufferes a stroke of paralysis
from whlcb be was gradually recovering but it istbougbt tbe second one
was tbe cause of bis. demise.     -'   '    ■
Tbe funeral was beld from the
bome Satnrday afternoon, Rev. O.
B. Milberry OfflciatiDg and tbe re'
mains laid to rest in Cherry Grove.
Tbose from out of the city who attended the funeral were Mrs. Estella
Garbln, and son, Paul, of Cleveland,
O.; Mr. and Mrs. Fioyd E. Doberty,
of Saginaw; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doberty, ot Lansing}. Frank B. Doberty,
of Mackinac Island; Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Dudd. of Midland; Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Doberty, of Ooleman; Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Stanley, of Harrison, and Mrs. Con. Mulcba, of Akron,  Ohio.      ."-..-
OWENS-LENNOX.
AMENDMENTS TO BE
VOTED ON NOV. 7TH
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Three'".. Proposed    Ame«d-t
- merits' to State Coristitu-    *
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At tbe parsonage of Rev. Bates at
Leaton Thursday, September 7tb occurred tbe marriage of Miss Hazel
Owens, daugbter of Mr. and MrB.
Frans Owens, of Wise township, to
Mr. Lewis Lennox, son of Mr. apd
Mrs. Wm. Lennox, of Wise township.
Tbe bride wore a dress of green-satin
and carried a bouquet of wbite roses.
The groom wore a suit of brown
serge- Tbey were attended by Mr.
and Mra. Effric Menerey, cousins of
the bride. After tbe ceremony was
performed tbey drove out to their
sister's near Rosebush and a bountiful sapper was served. The house
being decorated with pink and white
Asters.
After a short wedding trip to Flint
tbey will reside on tbe groom's farm
in Wise. Both young people are
well known and bigbiy respected In
tbeir bome community.  .
Heating.
Fob Sale—My residence  on west 8tb
atreet.    Jay Green. 45t2
How   about patting   In  i
ARCOLA   Heating    Plant
Oome in and  see   one   and
mate on it. —?
Clare Hdw. & Imp.
> modern
tbis fall,
get  estl-
Co.
Box Social.
Tbe Helping Hand society will give
a box social at tbe tHerrick cburcb,
Friday evening, Septerbber lfjtb, for
benefit of churcb.    All are invited.
At the election to be held.In tble
state on Tuesday, November 7, 1922,
there will be submitted to tbe electors tbree proposed amendments to
tbe Constitution of tbe state, as follows: '-   .
'A proposed amendment to tbe Constitution providing that Article XIII
be amended by adding a section to'bo
known as section 5, to* read as fpl-
lows:       ,- . /.-        ■-.,        ,;. - -.
Sec. 5. Subject to tbis constitution tbe legislature may "authorize
municipalities, subject to reasonable
limitations.'to condemn and .to take
the fee to more land .and property
tban is needed in the acquiring,
opening and widening of parks, boulevards, public places, streets, alleys,
or for any publio use,, aud after so
mucbrof tbe laud and property has
been appropriated for any sucb-needed public purpose, tbe remainder may
be sold or leased witb or without sucb
restrictions as may be appropriate to
tbe improvements made. Bonds may
be issued to supply tbe funds to pay
in whole ot in part for tbe excess*
property ap appropriated, but sncb
bonds shall be a lien only on the'"
property so acquired and tbey sball
not be Included in any limitation ot
tbe bonded indebtedness of sncb
municipality.
This proposed amendment, if
adopted, will empower tbe legislature
tb authorize municipalities to aeqnire
land and property In excesa of tba-*
needed for parks, boulevards, streets,
etc , and Isaae bonds for tbe payment ot same.
A proposed amendment to seotioD
3 of Article X to read as follows:
Sec. 3. Tbe legislature shall provide by law a nnitorm rale of taxation, except on property paying specific taxes, and taxeB sball be levied
on sncb property,as sball be prescribed by law. Provisions may be made
by law for a tax not to exceed four
per centum upon or witb respect'to
tbe net gains, profits and Incomes,
from whatever source derived, wbleb
tax may be graduated and progressiva and which may provide for reasonable exemptions. For tbe purposes of sucb. tax, property and persons, firms and corporationa.v upon
whicb~eucb tax may operate may bo-
classified: Provided, Tbat tbe legislature sball provide by law a uniform
rule of taxation for sncb property ao
ebf>U be assessed by the state board
of assessors, and tbe rate of taxation
on sncb property sball be tbe rate
wbicb tbe state board of assessors
shall ascertain and determine la tbe
average rate levied upon other property upon which ad valor«>am taxes
are assessed for state, county, township, sohool and municipal purposes.
This proposed amendment, if adopted, will authorize tbe enactment - of
an Income tax law providing for »
tax of not tb exceed fonr peroentum
upon net gainst profits and Incomes,
and providing for a classification of
property and peraons upon wbiob
sucb tax may operate.    - .   -
A proposed amendment to Article
VIII, by adding section 30, to read ae
follows:
Sec. 30. Tbe legislature may provide for tbe Incorporation of ports
and port districts, and confer power
and autbority upon tbem to engaga
n work of internal improvements in
connection therewith.
This proposed amendment.if adopted, will authorize tbe legislature to
provide for tbe incorporation of
ports and port districts witb power
to engage in work of internal, improvements in connection  therewith.
PRIMARY VOTE IN CLARE COUNTY AS CAST ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH
Arthur
Franklin    ..,'.-   '       7.
Freeman ■
Frost   ■'.'■'   "--.*„■'
Garfield- -' .'    !
Grant 7 >■--...
Greenwood _
Hamilton
Hatton  "77 ■        "-,■/';
Hayes    , '7
Lincoln Y "."'■
Redding  :    - .' _^_. ';!./,
Sberldan   -., ;:V :•". ...77
Surrey .  -.;'-*''-?";v-'' '■ '77.
Snmmerfield
Winterfield 7  ..
Olare 1st Ward -
Clare 2nd'Ward    -.'"'
Olare 3rd Ward
Harrison lat Ward
Harrison and Ward    .
Harrlaoa 8rd Ward     >
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60
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65
40
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