St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-13
OFFICIALLY .ANNOUNCED.e

At a late hour last night the experts
finished the official count of Ramsey
county. The work has been rapidly
and steadily progressing since o'clock
Friday afternoon, and the amount of
labor involved therein is well nigh end
less. Acting Mayor Bickef and Auditor
Kahn have been supervising the work,
and the methodical and satisfactory
manner in Which the official canvass
has been conducted reflects: great credit
upon these officials as well as upon
each of the five experts who did the
counting.
She condensed official returns show
no material difference frOliI the unoffI-
eial result as announced immediately
after the election: The result of the
vote for each Office within the gift of
the people of Ramsey county is as fol-
lows: "a
Dem ocratlc electors, 1904: Republican
electors, 12,163: Prohibition electors, sos
Union Labor electors. l27.
STATE TICKET
Governor, Eugene Wilson, :I3, $50; W. r.
Merriam, 1885; Hugh Harrison, 1,O42; j.
H. Paul, l58. Lieutenant Governor, Daniel
Reimstadt, 797; NJ. n. Pond, 15S.
Chief Justice Supreme Court, r. Gilfl-
Ian, 1876; Seagraye Smith, 1910.
Assistant Justice, Supreme Court-L. W.
Collins, 12,O22; George Batchelder, q, 906.
Secretary of State w. C. Bradenhagen,
$50: Emil Constan' 159.
State Treasurer-Hans Nelson, 1858:
J. Bobleter, 11.9l0: j. II. Allen, 773; Joab
Whitehead, lob.
Attorney General-C. d'Autromont. 3, FOG /;
NJ. E. Clapp, 11.825; C. E. Shanm, 1913;
William Wpjph 40
District Court Judges-H. R. Brill, 25.21S:
Olandro Simons, 25.2l0; W. L. Kelly,
25,I46.
Congress Rice. 1897; S. P.
snIder, IL .572: j. P. Pinkham, Sol; Theo-
dore Kirchoff, 81.
Constitutional Observation-Disclosures 4
Yes, 2o,561: No, 1855. Section II, Article
l-Yes,. -17,9DS; No, A, d. Section 1, Ar
ticle 47-Yes. 10, TAG: No, 1916.
.Auditor-M. f. Kahn, 14.117; Joseph os-
born. IL, 157.
Treasurer-A. N. Nelson, 1885: Joseph
Burger $3.50; +. A. REM, TITS.
Sheriff.. S. Bean. IL GIL; George Noel.
Ter, IL, 3e4; Thomas Canlheld, 1886.
Register of Deeds--W. A. Van Slyke, IL ;.
5Ss; NJ. j. Bell, .12,S1S.
Judge of Probate Samuel Morrison, L.
S64; ELS. German. II, 463.
County Attorney. j. Egan, %. SOY;
Thomas RYAN. 2,JS9. -
County suryeyor.H. s. Potts, 1880
La D.
Coroner-J. A. Quinn IL, AL, j. C. Markoe
Hop.
Court Commissiouer-Moritz Helm IL, S03,
G. NJ. Orr l L. S2, g. j. Virtue 474.
Superintendent of Schools-G. L. Hen
Erickson 615, H. G. Blake $50.
County Commissioners-Georg Mitseh,
1I.232: Charles Liedman, 1.941; P. r. Nc
Donnell, 10,4O1: William Rodger, 40, 451
Peter Bohland, IL, $50; j. j. Leveroos, 8, 92S
P. A. Lavelle, 10. sos: Joseph Heating. TO-
10; John Kenwin, @l,945: NJ. J.
Daily. 1869; Oscar Wolfe, 9I5;
W.. A. Powers, III; William crooks, 1852;
E. C. Farney, 749: G. Woolsey, 747; C.
156; August Detfem, l61: scattering, SO;
John Meirose, 100; A. P Wright S42; W. b.
Boyd, 1913; Lorenzo Hoyt. 1877.
LEGISLATURE.
Old Third Ward-W. F. Bickel, 1889
John S. erode, 1924; Robert G. Mackay
1877; R. P. Bentley, % scattering. 40.
Old Second and Sixth Wards-H. F. Ste
vens, 1852; James Mcclure, 475; Chris
Gaefke, 16o; Robert P. Lewis, 9; scatter
ing So.
Old First Ward-H. L. Williams, 1903;
Henry Feyder. 751; G. 4. Butcher 1875; P.
229.
Old Fifth Ward-F. W.. Bot, 2,4O5; T. j
Elmquist, 1905; t. NJ. Doity, 253; scatter
ing, rs.
County-F. C. Stevens, 1880; Alex Adams
1,O42; Frank n. Lockwood, III; scattering
Old Fourth Ward, Second and Third Pre-
cincts-Peter Max, 80; Gebhardt Willrich
1,9S9: John H. Bayer, 1897: M. r. Frost
273; George W. Hall, I59; L. A. Normandin
3S4; scattering 101.
OLD Fourth Ward, First and Fourth Pre-
cincts-G. Kemper, %; John H. Ives, 1898
J. W. johnson, S97;.P. H. Thornton. 372: j.
X ErSSiEe 80. scattering 81