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Errors in the City Preeincts.-Salt
axe County Not Completed.

Errors In the City Precincts.-Sa
axe County Not Completed.
The board Of canyassers ag.;
resumed operations today. and
finish yesterdays work gave IN
following as the result in
WILLARD COUNTY.
Selectman-David II. Stevens n,
VIM. a. Rae IS. -
County Clefs-T. G. CallI.,er 81,
a. J.. Robinson So.
Assessor aud CollectOr-Joseph A
Lyman 3l5; VIM. Mimmett 81
County Prosecuting Attorney
Joseph >. Giles 3iaa; ID. c. Liidl
%; scattetihg z.
Coroner - Byron Warner 81;
George Greesway 50.
Recorder It. {. Callister 3I5; a
l.. RObiISon IS.
Sheriff.. T. Ashman 256; G. W
Chopper lie.
SurvvyOr-Joseph S. Giles so
Willard Rogers %.
Treasurer-Ira y. Hinckley 500
r. Bartholomew %.
SALT LAKE COUNTY.
When MiIlard County was com
pleted the usual TIle Of taking uI
the counties In heir alphabetical
order was varied from, and the sail
Lake County returns were opened.
There were in attendance, besides
the members Of tine bOard and Occa.
siOnally some Of the Utah commits.
sion, Judge Powers, Arthur Brown,
H. ). MvCallum. Col. Ferguson,
Walter Murphy, Geo. NJ. Cannon,
Judge &. r. LukehorOssh, w. j.
Lynch, &. T.. Allen, J. II. Morris
and Sam. II. Gibson.
The First Precinct. Salt Lake
City, was commenc ! with.
Judge LukebOr0ugh claimed that
the votes cast for John II. Rumel,
Jr., could not be counted for John
III. Rumel. The Liberal" repU-
seuiltives wanted 10 be heard on
this point.
In the finst poll the Judges cert
fled 10 votes for J. II. Rumel, a
IN the second poll OF the first I"
cinct il was John II. Rumel, Jr.
The Second Precinct was then
counted In Poll l there was no
tally sheet, and Mr.. Brown s-koi
that that fact be noted, as IL might
Ice Of some inn lrtance. The sec
Ond poll wss in a similar position,
and the item was noted.
Judge Smith-In Poll ., Second
Precinct, the judges Of el; siIon IT,
fused 10 count the vOtes for COM
missioners TO locate university
lands, although votes were east for
them.
Judge Judd-What made them
10 that: The names were on the
ticket.
Judge Smith-They simply re-
fused.
In Poll ,, the abstract showed II
vO' : FOR ]. Il. Toronto for treasurer,
and the tally sheet -. The bcand
accepted the latter figure, 10 which
Col Ferguson and Judge Powers
objected. The vote OF the bOard on
the question was: Aye: Sells, Judd,
Ritter, Smith, No: Anderson.
In Poll /, Third Precinct, one tally
sheet showed 3l5 for Fergus Fergu-
son for county clerk, and the other
ally sheet and the abstracts showed |
i0S. This made a difference Of five
votes. The bo@ri ? -ptcd the 3ns
figUne, with the understanding tn
il tire result wgs affected the 6all0t !
Sex would lie referred to.
In the same poll the same cOndi-
lion existed relative 10 Mr.. | umel, |
he figures being 3l9 and 5l4. The |
a,t r was accepted with the same |
understanding - in the forme. |
use.
la POLL =, Fourth Precinct, on one |
ally sheet Allen had lO9 for county |
,lerk, hut IL was totalIei IOi, and Oh ]
he other tally sheet and both alb
tract il WeS lOi. The latter figure |
ygS ACCEPTED, with the same pro-
Vision as in the former cases.
In Poll /, Fifth Precinct, J. II.
tumel had Ia votes ON one tally |
heet aud l.9 on the other. The /
llStract showed i29, and the latter
igurc was accepted. Barnes, Tor
herin, had els on one tally sheet
nd 2IT on the other; 2ls was on the
.llsirtcis. Burt hau I.s3 on one tai
y sheet and is on the ether;
.lstracis la3. The abstracts
we're accrp;.-I in all clses. Toron- I
D had ON one t-.lly sheet ] 81. on
lac other ljl.: abstracts Isl.
sorenzO CTacroft had 40 ON
ne tally sheet ank l4sSn tbs
the; abstracts ia. Cushing had
~ on one tally sheet and l2i on
he other; abstracts l2i.
In foil =, Fifth precinct, thu
lilly IN, els totlllei ~. but the
Iiges had made /. 80, ami 80 Ger
fCi on the abstracts. The la~t
AIMED figure WIS acceptsl, with
Ie understanding that II the r, 7ult
'as affect u the ballots would teeX-
mined.
In BluT Dale there was one ha!-
i cast for the independent Work
Igmen's ticket, and the judg in
cad Of designating the nam Of
ne candida :, merely reported IL
; one independent ticket This
cket would have given the Work
igmen's candidates one vote more.
There was only one tally sheet
Istead OF two from Poll Bingham
recinct.
Arthur Brown filed an objection
} the counting Of the returns from
Bingham precinct, Poll ;, on the
round that most, IL not all, of the II
Otss cast were illegal.
In Farmers precinct one tally
meet shower Burt 81, the other >,
nj the abstract s.; the IS tslly
ieet counted up but 81 The alb
raCt figures were taken.
With the count Of Farmers IRE
met the board closed its labOrs for
ne day, adjourning till 10 am. to-
lorTow, when the remaining eight
IN precincts will be counted
The returns OF the city precincts
low the vote 10 be: