OFFICAL RETURNS

AT AN ELECTION HELDin ____________________ Precinct of the ________________ Ward,

of the _________________ of ___________________, in Hazel Dell Township

Pottawattamie County, State of Iowa, on the SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D. 1916,

There were Three-Hundred and Eighty-Six Ballots

Cast for the office of ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AN VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, AT LARGE, of which

There were Three-Hundred and Thiryy-Seven Ballots

Cast for the office of DISTRICT ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, of which

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There were One Hundred and Ninety Ballots

cast for the office of GOVERNOR, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Six Ballots

cast for the office of LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Three Ballots

cast for the office of SECRETARY OF STATE, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Three Ballots

cast for the office of AUDITOR OF STATE, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Four Ballots

cast for the office of TREASURER OF STATE, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Ballots

cast for the office of ATTORNEY GENERAL, of which

There were One Hundred and Seventy Nine Ballots

cast for the office of RAILROAD COMMISSIONER, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Four Ballots

cast for the office of CONGRESSMAN, NINTH DISTRICT, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Ballots

cast for the office of SENATOR, NINETEENTH DISTRICT, of which

There were One Hundred and Fifty Two Ballots

cast for the office of REPRESENTATIVE, THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Three Ballots

cast for the office of COUNTY AUDITOR, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Five Ballots

cast for the office of COUNTY TREASURER, of which

 There were One Hundred and Eighty Two Ballots

cast for the office of CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Four Ballots

cast for the office of SHERIFF, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Five Ballots

cast for the office of COUNTY RECORDER, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Ballots

cast for the office of COUNTY ATTORNEY, of which

There were One Hundred and Eighty Three Ballots

cast for the office of CORONER, of which

There were One Hundred and Sixty Two Ballots

cast for the office of MEMBER OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, three year term commencing first Monday in January,1917, of which

There were One Hundred and Seventy Ballots

cast for the office of MEMBER OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, three year term commencing first Monday in January,1918, of which

There were One Hundred and Seventy Eight Ballots

cast for the office of JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, of which

There were One Hundred and Twenty Seven Ballots

cast for the office of CONSTABLE, of which

There were One Hundred and Twenty Nine Ballots

cast for the office of TOWNSHIP CLERK, of which

There were One Hundred and Seventy Seven Ballots

cast for the office of TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR, of which

There were One Hundred and Thirty Ballots

cast for the office of JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT, of which

There were Seventy Two Ballots

cast for the office of JUDGES OF THE DISTRICT COURT, of which

Upon the Constitutional Amendment submitted upon by the electors at said election, as follows:

“Repeal section seven (7) of article two (2) of the constitution
of Iowa and to adopt in lieu thereof the following, to-wit:

The general election for state, district, county and township
officers in the year 1916 shall be held in the same month and on
the same day as that fixed by the laws of the United States for
the election of presidential electors, or of president and vice-
president of the United States; and thereafter such election shall
be held at such time as the general assembly may by law provide.”

There were One Hundred and Sixty Six ballots cast

Of which eight nine votes

were cast FOR the adoption of said Constitutional Amendment;

and Twenty Seven votes
were cast AGAINST the adoption of said Constitutional Amendment.

Upon the Public Measure submitted upon by the electors at said election, as follows:

“Shall the Board of Supervisors of Pottawattamie County,
Iowa, be authorized to construct a foot and wagon bridge
extending from such county across the Missouri River bound-
ary of the State of Iowa into the adjoining State of Nebraska
between Pottawattamie County, Iowa and Douglas County,
Nebraska, according to the provisions of sections 424-a to
424-3, both inclusive, of the 1913 Supplement of the Code of
Iowa and to join the State of Nebraska or Douglas County
or other municipal subdivision within such state, in the con-
struction of said bridge, the amount to be expended by Potta-
wattamie County, Iowa, in the construction of such bridge, to
be not to exceed the sum of $2000,000.00.”

There were One Hundred and Seventy Seven ballots cast

Of which Thirty Three votes

were cast FOR the adoption of said Public Measure;

and One Hundred Forty Four  votes
were cast AGAINST the adoption of said Public Measure.

A TRUE RETURN:

Attest:
Ray W. Barnett  L. Barritt		}	Clerks.		Peter Bondo C. J. Christofferson R. Parish	}	Judges