The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24
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DEADwooD. May l4.--The city cast $50
majority for the Sioux Falls constitution
after q sharp fight. This district casts
D.. Carson, w. s. O'Brien and c. N.
Thomas, two republicans and one demo-
crat, are elected delegates. It is safe to
soy the Black Hills counties will cast
5000 majority for the constitution.
All Ir0hibs.
REDFIELD.. May 15.-Returns from
t%wenty-one precincts out of thirty-three
give Wood SIG; Starding, 425; Lee, All:
Walsh, 178. The three former are elected.
They are prohibitionists from the ground
up. The democratic representation failed,
Walsh bein, defeated. About 1900 votes
were cast in the county. The vote on the
Sioux Falls constitution is practically
unanimous for that document.
Other Reports.
MITCHELL, May l4.-A very light vote
was polled to-day. Edgerton received 3s7
votes; Holton, 23G; Ramsey, democrat, 90;
For the Sioux Falls constitution, 1923;
against it, 6.
DESMET, May 14.-DeSmet city and
township cast $50 vo'es for the constitu.
tion and 4 against. For delegates G. M.
Sherwood got 144; w. H. Matson l43; j.
d. Mcintyre, 10; Jeffries. IL.
GETTYSBURG, May 15.-Not more than
a third of the votes were polled. In this
precinct 80 votes were for aud 1 against
the Sioux Falls constitution. Only three
men were in the field for delegates: Price,
democrat; Heal, republican, and Whit
lock, republican. The vote throughout
the county upon the constitution may be
estimated upon the ratio of this pre-. met.
BRooKINas, May l5.-The result of the
election here is as follows: For the con-
stitution, 247; against, Is. For delegates
to the constitutional convention, Atkinson,
republican. 900; Spooner, 22O; Downing,
81; Morgan, SO. A light vote was pollei
oil over the county, with an average about
as stated above.
HURLEY, May 15.-The election re-
suited here as follows: For the constitu.
ton, los; against, none; for delegates,
VIM. Elliott, 80; j. A. Fowles, 68; E. C.
Kennedy. 81; o. D. Hlnckley, 8.
ALEXANDRIA. May 15.-About 600 votes
were cast in Hanson county, being about
half q vote. Goddard, 1917; Murphy, 393;
Wiener. 900; Diefendorf. 172. For the
constitution, 557; against the constitution,
Go.
FLASDREAu, May l5.-There were
about 1850 votes cast IN this county, and
H. M. Williamson. the republican candi-
date, will receive nearly 800 majority over
D. Jacobs. the democratic candidate. But
Q very few votes were cast against the
Sioux Falls constitution. Flandresu pre-
clnct cast 237 votes, every n in favor Of
the constitution.
voLaA, May l5.-Only ia ballots were
cast, of which 16 were against the Sioux
Falls constitution. Considerable scratch
ing Was done against I. Atkinson. one OF
the republican nominees for delegate.
BRIDaEwATER, May 15.-Not quite
two-thirds Of the regular vote of the city
was polled. Every vote wal for the Sioux
Falls constitution. Goddard, republican,
received 40 votes; Murphy. republican, SO;
Wiener, democrat, 80; Diefendorf, demo.
frat. 80. This district comprises Hanson,
McCook anda part Of Turner counties
and is republican by about 500. Goddard
and Murphy are undoubtedly elected.
PARKsToN, May l5.-Only "a votes
were cast here, 70 for the constitution and
IL against. Mr.. Zetka, the democratic
cand date for the Sioux Falls convention,
received 30 votes.
HIGHMoRE, May l5.-Sully and Potter
elected as delegates to the Sioux Falls con.
yention, Judge G. H. Price. democrat, Of
David Hall, Of Sully, republicans.
PLANKINToN, May l5.-There we're but
2f8 votes cast at the election in this dis.
trict. OF these j. v. Willis, republican
received 20; A. G. Kellam, republican, 6S
H. F. Fellows. democrat, 60; A. B. Curtis
democrat, 81. The Sioux Falls constitu.
tion carries almost unanimously. Their,
will not be loo votes against It In this dis,
tr;ct.
vERM1I11ox, May M.-About two
thirds vote was polled in this city aud
one-third vote throughout the county
Returns received from all the precincts Il
the county except n give the following
results: Jolley. 672; Ringsrud, $50; Kim.
ball, 200; Eul.derson, 81. For the consti.
tuition, 65l; against, 100.
MEMO. Nay l5.-A very light vote va
cast In this county. Nanno cast 1856 vote
for the constitution. The vote for dale.
gates was as follows: Edeeston, $50
Buschler. l16; Sweet, 10; Harris q.
w~ooxspckET, Nay l4-A liRhs vot'
vas polltd. woonsockst gives ths eonse,
tuition - votes 70 2agatsst 4.