Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-11-24
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
DAY COUNTY,
McNpAY. Nnv. 14TH. IS9:

met as per adjournment.
The first business being the canvass of
the election returns of the general cleo
ton held on November Stb, the board
organized as a ~canvassing board consist
ing of commissioners Kidder, Yeager,
Toy and Patterson. The canvass Of the
vote by townships having been complet-
ed, the returns were ordered made and
certificates of election ordered issued as
follows:
For Presidential electors; George A.
had 765 v~otes;J Ii Prothero 749 votes,
Geo w kingsbury 757 votes. Chas J
Buell. 752 votes, NJ J Dinneen $50 votes,
John Bulk 362 votes, Chas Keith 1853
voies, John LaFabre 1853 votes, ] HI Kin
ger S07 votes, H. w Smith SlS votes, S
w Sudan 79S votes, w c Waldron sol
votes.
For representatives in congress, ] +
Kelley received 800 votes, VIM Lardner
936 votes, w V Lucas $50 votes, John A
Pickler 7l6 votes, Lewis + Whitcher, 3S1
votes.
For governor, Peter Couchman received
335 votes, Charles III Sheldon 756 votes
A L VanOsdel 500 votes.
For Lieutenant governor, Charles NJ
HERR ed received 700 votes, NJ NJ Price
797 votes, Sameul A Ramsey 40 votes.
For secretary of state, ] Morgan re-
ceived 7S3 votes John L Norris $50 votes
Thomas Thorson 745 votes.
For state auditor,G w Evarts received
$50 votes ] f Nipple 10 votes Jacob Z
Zeibach 3S4 votes.
For state treasurer, George II Culver
received 334 votes, P o Peterson S53
votes, w w Taylor 726 votes.
For attorney general Coe l Crawford
received 700 votes, W H Curtis received
Sl7 votes Henry C Welch $40 votes.
For superintendent of public i~nstruc-
ton S w Hassell received S43 Cortez
Salmon $40 votes, John P Styles 3S5
votes.
For commissioner of public lands, VIM
Cook received 500 votes A NJ Keller 1913
votes Thomas II Ruth 6S5 votes.
For commissioner of labor and statis-
ties, Otto Anderson received S54 votes
Walter Mckay 656 votes, Thomas A
Neary 39l votes.
For the proposed amendment to the
constitution, there were 1l60 votes cast
in favor Of, and 27S votes against the
amendment.
For state representatives, w w Dow
received rs votes, d w Hussong 56G
votes, FS Patterson S27 votes, NJ b Pet
erson 726 votes II o Wickre 625 votes. A
NJ Wilcox 246 votes.
FS Paterson aud NJ B Peterson having
received the highest number of votes
were declared duly elected to the office
state representatives.
For state senator, L II Compton re-
ceived 1913 votes, L J Langland 6S2 votes,
A c Roberts 74S votes.
A c Roberts having received the larg-
est number of votes was declared duly
elected to The office of state senator.
For county judge, J ] Cowan received
S42 votes T b Davis All votes, w G Tur-
ncr 67S votes.
] Cowan having received the high
est number of votes, was declared duly
elected to the office of county Judge.
For county auditor, Elias Molee re.
received S57 votes, Albert Smith LOIS votes
Albert Smith having received a ma
iority of all the votes cast was declared
duly elected to the office of county aud,
itor.
For register of deeds, ] B Prend ergast
received 9l4 votes, A f Thompson 97l
votes,
A f Thompson having received a ma,
jority of all the votes cast was declared
duly elected to the office of register OF
deeds.
For county treasurer, H E Ash receiv-
ed 53l votes, J I Goodwin S73 votes ] V
Neidenfeuhr-54& votes.
J 7 Goodwin having received the
highest number of votes was declared
duly elected to the office of treasurer.
For sheriff, w L Bently received Cos
votes, August Blank 336 votes, IL c Ser,
enson 93S votes.
II c Serenson having received the
highest number of votes was declared
duly elected to the Office of sheriff.
For clerk Of the courts, WIN Atchison
received 723 votes w J Casson 279 votes
D E Potter 456 votes, L C Warner 49,
votes
VIM Atchison having received the
highest number of votes was declared
duly elected to the office OF clerk of the
courts.
For states attorney, Frank Sears re-
ceived 1882 voter, L H Woodwork 6I2
votes.
Frank Sears having received a major.
ity of all the votes cast was declared
dulv elected to the office states attorney.
For superintendent of school, A NJ
Aller received $40 votes, Z A Blown
1000 votes.
AE Brown having received a majority
of all the votes cast was declared duly
elected to the office of sperrntendent Of
schools.
For csunty surveyor, VIM Alley received
1865 votes, J S Mack GGl votes.
VIM Alley having received a majority
of all the votes cast was declared duly
elected 10 the office Of surveyor.
For corenor, IL J Herman received
l444 votes, D T Sullivan 40 votes.
Il J Herman having received a major
ity Of all the woes cast was declared du-
iy elected to the office of corenor.
For cuunty assessor, Isaac Keble re-
ceived 40+ votes, Z P Owens 1856 votes.
Z POwcn having received a majority
Of all the votes east was declared duly
elected to the office of county assessor.
For county commissioner, LIST district,
Leonard Hazelden received III votes,
Mathew Reese ia votes, NJ Thorson SO
votes.
Mathew Reese having received the
highest number of votes was declared
duly elected to the office of commission.
Ell the LIST district.
For County Justices of the peace, D "
Beach, John McAllen,J P Reilander and
S B Wallace We're declared duly elected
For county co~nstables, John Leahy, F
Pew, George Mosier aud S L Purdham
were declared duly elected.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet for regular order of business on
Tuesdty November 18th, at 8 o'clock, a.