The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1889-10-11
Some Returns by Counties.

The complete count of the returns in
Dawson county shows a republican major
ity of 400 in the county. An attempt was
made to defeat part of the Legislative
ticket by one or two enemies of Edgerton,
but it received q bigger German majority
than the state ticket. Prohibition has a
majority of 215 in the county and 63 in
Mitchell.
Meade county, all the precincts but one,
give Mellette, 642; Mcclure. 1877; Edwards
and Bigler, republican; for congress, GAL
each; J~etfries, democrat, 406; Booth, dem
ocrat, Ats. For state senator, McMillen,
republican, 499; Calvin, democrat, SIG.
For the lower house, Hines, republican,
637; Miller, democrat, 61S. For the con-
stitution, 903; against, 100. For prohibit
ton. 445; against, 622. For minority
representation, Alb; against, 536. For
capital, Chamberlain, 6; Watertown, Z;
Huron, 8; Mitchell, 81; Sioux Falls, AZ;
Pierre, 1,030. The precincts to be heard
from will not change the result.
Reports from Minnehaha county are
complete. The republican Legislative
ticket won. The vote cast in Sioux Falls
was 2,l74. Mellette for governor gets TAB
majority; for congress, Clifford and Pick
Ter get 26S and 100 respectively. Prohibi-
ton, 1852 majority against. Sixty-four
votes were cast against Sioux Falls for
capital. Dell Rapids city vote: Sioux
Falls, for the capital, 14S; Huron, 7;
Pierre, 76; Mitchell, 2; Watertown, 4S.
Prohibition, 149 majority. Logan town
Pierre. 2; Huron, |; prohibition a small
majority.
The complete vote of Clay county is as
pn1Jnuc- How TIN ooxsfa1 Dsor,a 49,. I
538; Huron, 1917; Mitchell, BIT; Sioux
Falls, 1877; WATERFOWL, 4s; Chamberlain,
2. Prohibition carried, 904 to $50. The
constitution is adopted, 1882 to SO. Min
nority representation defeated, j, 1858 to 277.
For governor, Nellie tie got 1911 to Nc
Clure 249. The whole state ticket carries
by the same majority. The alliance candi-
dates for the house Of representatives were
defeated by the Independent candidates,
Norelius, rep, getting 1893; Inman, dem.
935, against Schultz, 489; Myron, 1888.
Runyan for county judge had no opposi-
ton.
Aberdeen city gives Pierre, aye; Sioux
Falls, 800; Huron, 1le; Mitchell, 100;
Watertown, AZ. All the precincts in the
county with the exception of five give ma
%jorities for the republican state ticket
ranging from 1900 to 2,OOO. The entire
republican legislative ticket of ten me- M
bers is elected by majorities of from 400
to 1000. Prohibition carried by 1900
votes. On the capital the vote will not go
wide of the following: Pierre, 2,15O;
Sioux Falls, $50; Huron, 300; W~atertown,
600, Mitchell, 1856.
For Lincoln county the vote in Canton
was: For prohibition, ISL; against, 81.
For capital, Huron, Is; Pierre, Sc; Sioux
Falls, l03; Mitchell, "a; Watertown, 12.
The vote of Eden township gave q major
ity Of ia for the constitution, 16 for pro-
hibition, and SO against minority repre-
aentatiop. For the capital; Sioux Falls,
81; Pierre "a; Mitchell, 80; Huron, 7;
Watertown, 2. The republican straight
ticket was elected with little or no OPPOSE
ton,
Full returns for Lake county give,
Sioux Falls. TT; W%atertown, 368; Huron,
800; Pierre, 228; Mitchell, 65. Prohibit
tion-For, 776; against, TAT. State sem
ate, 81. P. Smith; representatives, F. F.
Knight, N. o. helgerson, B. B. Bowel;
county judge, N. H. Downs. The consti-
tuition carries unanimously. Against
minority representation, unanimous. The
full republican ticket is elected by an
overwhelming majority.
Full returns from Lawrence county show
for Mellette q majority Of 900. Fo,
congress Clifford and Picker have
q majority of 900. For senators r.
WaslRbaugh and Charles Parsons,
rep, a majority Of 500. For the leeisln.
ture, w. T. OFF,, Robert Graham.
James Anderson. tl Wolzmurth, Sol
Starr and w. Iirkera majority averaging
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