Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-31
South Dakota.

First-The counties OF pen,;,..
and Fall River. v. T. McGillycnsStaoyn'
ford Parker, republicans; c. i. W., wv aad
crat. '0Va
Sacond-Part of Lawrence coun,,.
the city Of Deadwood. D. CorsoHS me, my
O'Brien, republicans C. NJ. Thomnms t "
Third-Part of Lawrence county ,' n; ael1!
Burdick, Ewing and Harding. s "'nl
republican Thomas Thompson md v. M1
lard, democrats. 'ol1
Fourth-The counties of Roberts r..
Deuel.. William McKusic, Henry NH ais1
X. Wescott, republicans. ''cl
Fifth-The counties of Marshal,
Cnreported. aiu
son and Campbell. NJ. r. Henninrerr ~, w
Seventh-Part of Brown coun.,
Stroupe and William Stoddard. renn ,i :,
F. Rrott, democrat. "''@7
Eighth-The counties of Walworth Fl,
and Faulk. H. A. Humphrey ana T ny y
republicans l.. Couchmnn, democrat
Ninth-The county Of Sphinx, ,ios.
Wood, Thomas Sterling and T. w II
publicans. Y
Tenth-,rhe counties of Potter. suny i
and Hyde. j, f. Whitlock and David David n !,
publicans C. H. Price, democrat. y
Eleventh-The counties of Hand Bnr,
Jerauld. s. F. Huntley and C. G. Hsr
publicans r.: G. Anderson, democrat.
Twelfth-The counties Of Aurora SIN,
A. G. kellam and j. V. Willis, repubISs
F. Fellows, democrat.
Thirteenth--The county of Boadle md,
Sanborn. l.. H. Hale and c. H. Van ISsl
publicans; George c. Cooper, democras
Fourteenth-The county of CLARK nni
Kingsbury. c.. &. Sherwood and w. n
republicans S. d. Jeffries, democrat,
F'ifteenth-The counties of Codine,n
Hamlin. +. E. Clough and s. S. Peek n
cansS S. B. Van Buskirk, democrat.
siXteenth-The county of Brookincs m
Of Kingsbury. 1. Atkinson and VI. Spo1n
publicans j. Downing, democrat.
Seventeenth-The counties OF Min
Lake. J. Eddy and L. q. Young. rep1B
j. j. Lyons. democrat
Eighteenth-1'he county of Moody and
Minnehahh. A. J. Berdahl and H. NJ. M
son, and either c. S. Clifford or D. Jacob:
pnblicans.
Nineteenth-Part of Minnehaha COIN
G. Coats and E. w. Caldwell, republicans
liam Van Fps, democrat.
Twenticth-Thec county of Lincoln Oh
OF Turner. William Elliott ana j. A.
republicans; +. c. Kennedy, democrat.
Twenty -first-The counties OF Clay and
]. J.. Jolley and A. o. Ringsrud, republic
Kimbnll, democrat
Twenty-second- The county of Yan.t
part OF Hutchinson. L. G. Edsers
Christian Buechler, republicans c. j. B1
democrat.
Twenty -third-The counties of Cha.l
and Bon Homme and part of Hutchinsd
T. Williams and r. A. Smith. replt1
Joseph Iitkn, democrat.
Twenty-f urth-'rhe counties Of ID
and Douglas and part of Sanborn A. il
ton and G. a. Houlton, republicans IS. d
sew, democrat.
Tive .ty-iitth-I'he counties of Hans
McCook and part Of Turner. w. H.
and w. H. Murphy, republicans; T, t [
dorf, democrat.
This list includes so republicans
democrats, with the fifth district 1
from.
The Vote on the Constitution
The cities and towns in South
have made unofficial returns of the
cast for and against the constitu
1885 and the figures furnish guide
general result. These returns run
as follows: Sioux Falls, l,074 Il
constitution. % against the constiE
Mitchell, 1923 for, 6 against; Re,lfel
for, 80 against; Yankton, 81
"a against; Huron. 500 fc1
against; Worthwhile, IA for, d
Doland, 1870 for. 3 against;
AZ for, 10 against; Woonsocket. IS
ouoipc{. no Swat 1Sn For A orains.I
lend, 154 for, GO against; Faulkted
for; Miller, TAG for, 5 against; Rec Hd
80 for, l against; Parker. l66 for, al
Here is an aggregate of 3.752 votest
constitution to 262 against the c0n
ton at fifteen points in South y
The returns show that the vote was
where light, excepting in two OF theI
pective capital cities-Siou1 Fali
Huron.