History, Winnebago County, Wisconsin: Its cities, towns, resources, people

              392 HISTOEY OF WINNEBAGO COUNTY.
ham P. Yining, IT. Wheeler, Solomon Willard, L. S. Wheatley, E. J. Wells, Perrine Yale.
We, the undersigned, having been duly elected inspectors of the election held on the sixth day of April, 1847, at the Mill house of Loyal PI. Jones, in the town of Neenah, according to law, do hereby certify that on canvasing the votes given at said election it appeared that there were forty votes given for the constitution of the State of Wisconsin, and twenty-seven votes given against it. That there were thirty-four votes given for colored suffrage and thirteen votes against it. That there were forty-four votes given for a tax to construct a portage road from Winnebago Lake to the foot of the Grand Kaukaulau; and none against it. There were thirty-seven votes given against licensing the sale of intoxicating liquors, and fifteen votes given for it. That James D. Doty received thirty-nine votes as chairman of, the Board of Supervisors *of said town of Neenah. That Harrison Eeed received twenty-three votes as said chairman; and that James Ladd received fifty-five votes as supervisor; Salem T. Holbrook received fifty-five votes as super- sivor; Perrine Yale received fifty-six votes as treasurer; David M. Montgomery received fifty-six votes as town clerk; James D. Doty received fifty-five votes as commissioner of highways; George H. Mansur received fifty-five votes as commissioner of highways; Alexander Murray received fifty-five votes as commissioner of highways; Lucius A. Donaldson received fifty-nine votes as a justice of- the peace; Samuel Mitchell received fifty-nine votes as a justice of the peace; Alfred Hub¬ bard received fifty-nine votes as justice of the peace; Milton Huxley received fifty-five votes as a school commissioner; Eras¬ tus Seymour received thirty-seven votes as a school commis¬ sioner; Harrison Eeed received eighteen votes as a school com¬ missioner; John J. Sanborn received fifty-five votes as a school commissioner; John M. Filley received fifty-three votes as assessor.; Cornelius Northrup received thirty-five votes as assessor; Loyal H. Jones received thirty-three votes as assessor; Lucius A. Donaldson received twenty votes as assessor; James Ladd received nineteen votes as assessor; Corydon'P. North¬ rup received fifty-nine votes as constable; Gilbert Brooks re¬ ceived fifty-four votes as constable; Alvin Partridge received fifty-two votes as constable; Phillip Brien, George Arnold, Will¬ iam M. Berry received each fifty-three votes as fence viewers. Luke B. Brien received thirty-six votes as collector, and G. C.