The Supervisors Organize

The board of supervisors of Washtenaw began its work yesterday by electing a chairman. The democrats were on hand and had eleven majority on ihe opening day, the majority of the republicans not having yet put in an appearance. Thomas Young of Lyndon was elected chairman by a vote of 16 to 5, the five lone lorn republicans voting for John R, Miner of this city. Mr. Young was the choice of the democratie caucus for the position of chairman, the vote in caucus being 10 for Mr. Young to 5 for Willism B. Osborne of Sharon. The board having effected their organization for the session adjourned over until today.