Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
The Result of the Vote on the Pro.
hibition Clause Not More Than
500 Either Way.
The City of Pierre Leads in the
Race for Temporary Capital
of South Dakota.
Washington Republican, and Mon
tana is Claimed by Both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans.
NORTH DAKOTA.
ESTIMATES FROM COMMITTEE HEAD
OJTARTERS. a.

QUARTERS.
FARGO, Oct. 2.-Nelson county will give
a big majority for the republican state
ticket, but will be very close on the local
Adler (dem.) for clerk of the court is ahead
of Baird. Myers (dem.) for representa-
tive leads Odegaard (rep.) ,rempleton for
district judge will carry the county
against O'Keefe (rep.) The county will
90 almost solid against the constitution
and for prohibition. Returns so far in give
Miller over 800 majority with 10 towns
to hear from. The state republican ticket
will get about 45O majority. Templeton's
election is certain; also Myers for repre-
sentative and Alder for clerk.
Steele county gives Hansbrough 912
votes, MaEatta LAR e. Miller So5 Beach 49,
lid 7s; ,,6s Booker SN, y Lord lS, Esnngberg %,
1922, Bartholomew pa, Miller 92, Gammons
18, Montgomery SO6, Underhill 3O6, Bart
lett 32O. Wright 80, Cameron 80, Ely 20.
Constitution 176. no 211. Prohibition
yes 276, no l05 Smith $50, Reland 50,
54a Luce ~ Berystroama lS, Roney s77, ~ Balkan
town Of Newbery, to hear from, will
probably give Newman 80.
Later-Newman's majority is IS. There
are three precincts In Cass county not re-
ported yet and the result from the others
Is as follows: Miller 2,614; Roach 1852;
Dickey 2,770; McGinnis 1,1S7; Flittie 2,779;
Froslid 1,1ss9; Bray 2,521;; odegaard 1872; s72;
Bangs / ,247; Mitchell, 1924; Kent 966; Carey
2,928; Fridley 968; Helgesen 1856; Engberg
1,l2l; Montgomery 2,672; Underhill 2,754;
Bartlett 2,791; Wright 1,145; Cameron LII;
Ely Jos; Bartholomew 2.847; Wallin 1857:
C0rliss 2,672: Miller 1,l62; Gamm0ns 1,106:
Newman 1865; Mcconnell 2,22S; Hans
6Eough 29t ~ Marasta liz Ssiath 2ss5
against, 1898. For the constitution,
1885; against, 50. Seventeen counties re.
turn a net majority of 1858 against the pro.
hibition clause. These are generally the
counties with the heaviest vote. Pembina
last fall gave over 700 majority for the sale
and Cavalier - county will not more than
offset this. Walsh county is the only other
Red River county not reporting This
will probably give 400 majority for pro
hibitiOn. The counties along the Manitoba
west of Devils Lake, are expected to give
q majority of 500 against the clause. This
about completes the state and evidences the
prohibition clause will be lost by at least
yesterday Of from Is, ,O0O to il, 900 on the state
mas been cut down by such counties as
Dickey. giving 500 majority for prohi
bitiOn. In the tenth district the returns
are all in except three precincts for the
senate. Rowe has 895 votes, Smith 961
The precincts have all reported on the as
sembly nominees and the vote is: McIn.
lette S8l, Kenyon 1928, Jensen 1913. The
judgeship in the Third district is as fol
lows: Cass county complete, Newman 1,746
Mcconnell 2S25. Steele county complete
Newman SS9, Mcconnell 254. Trail
county, fifteen out Of eighteen precincts
Newman 681, McC Connell $50. Total, New.
man 2,766. McC Connell s,4O9. The four pre-
not return more than 250 votes, and. there.
fore, cannot change the result. Griggs
county gives the republican ticket 20C
majority, except for district judge, Rose
(dem.) receives 80 majority.
STARK COUNTY.
DICKINSON, Oct Especial. AL pre-.
cincts in Stark county, except one to hear
from, give Miller S46, Roach 164, Hans.
brough 40, Maratta 1852. The balance OF
state ticket is the same as Hansbrough's
vote. Winchester S72, HOllembaek 2OS, for
prohibition SO, against 188. Lawrence S45
Ray 221, Moore $40, Merrrifield 24O.
A ALIGHTER VOTE THAN ANTICIPATED.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 2.-In the Dakota cleo
tions it was evident last night that both
the north and south states had given a
majority for the republican tickets. Re
turns received to-day simply make certain
what thir appeared, and give . better idea
IS to the size Of the majority. II seems
that while North Dakota last November
gave Z. 900 majority for the republican can
Sdidate for delegate to congress, the new
state will not be able to give : greater
majority for the same party; this year. In
other words, the vote In North Dakota is
much lighter than anticipated, and the
reason, assigned is that the weather was so
pleasant that many harvesting gangs re-
fused to take the time from threshing to
attend to voting. This may be considered
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