The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-11-21
THE VOTE

THE VOTE
. What Hennepin County Has Recorded
in Favor OF Candidates.
The canvassing board OF Hennepin coun-
ty completed it's work Saturday, and the
y result shows hut slight variation from the
figures already published. ID,
. Following are the official figures:
Total number Of male electors registered
and reported Figures were not returned
8 from number of precincts), 51,252
Total number Of female electors regis
tered and reported, 1902. .
Total number of male votes cast and
~ counted, 50,2l4.
.s5 Total number Of female votes cast and
counted, 1,178.
Total number Of votes cast for pres1-
i Asntial electors, 4S,28S. -
Total vote cast for governor, 47,726.
Total vote cast for congressman, 47,2RD.
sr Total vote cast for Sheriff, AZ, OSl: '.]
: Average vote cast for judges, A3,737..
National Ticket-Presidential Electors
Republican: Walker, 26 1856; Holmes, 3d.
1853; Thayer, 2s,5S5; Budd, 25, 619; Quirk,
1858; Eddy, 25,5s6: Smith, 25,626; Potter,
25,502; Brown, Is. 800. Democrats: Rorst,
1U,p1Cs IL AutF6IIlOIl, 4upop, IVES AS,H31s
Z Bonniwell, 1926; Smith, 2o,es6; Kelliher,
Z 19,905; Meighen, 1888; Rjorge. 1852: Dill
Ion, 10, 1885, National Democrat How, 291 f;
@ Brien, 274; Won Rohr, 1872; schaefer, 1914;
y Simmons, 1893; Schraeder, 1872: Ueland, 1873;
Crosby, 1877; Everdell, 1s2. Prohibition:
Pinkham, 45o; Kron, s76. Socialist: Fish
or. 2a6 49,.
Potter's plurality over Borst, 4,9s7: Pot
ter's majority over fusion sold Demo-
~ cratic and Prohibition ELECTORS receiving
2 highest vote. 1900.
Congressman-Lorer Fletcher Repl,
24,50s; Sidney NJ. Owen tFusiorD. 21,52l J.
Arthur sanborn prob 7a2; Herbert +.
Shaw (soc.>;: 500. Fleteher's plurality, g.
9s7: Fletcner's majority, l,736.
state--Governor: C'ough, 2l,170;.> Lind,
24,s75; Dean, 1855: Ames, 1,219, Hammond,
264; Knute Nelson, q Cyrus w. Northror,
3; W. 3. Ingalls,, 2. .S&.'.
Lieutenant Governor: Gibbs, 2347s;
Bowler, 2o,622; Wedge, 957;iA. J.. Gardner,
4 1; D. NJ. Clough, L.; James Dwyer, l.:
Secretary of State; berg, 24,355; Hem
rich, 2o,2so; McConkey, 1,o14; c. B.3Gil-
bert, l.. -s. 80:
Treasurer: Koerner, s5s7s; McKinnon,
Attorney General: childs. 22,e75; Keyes,
1904.
Judges Fourth judicial District: simp~
son, 222,415; Steele, .21,069; Pond. 2o,012;
Smith, 239ss: A.. Park, 1; H. J. G5ertsen
1; VIM. Welch,.3, s .s.A
Legislature half twenty ninth
~ district schutta Rep), 1, 45s; Foell (Fus.)
2,567. West half tWenty-ninth district
DAILY (Rep.), 2,O43; Dowdall Fus.), 1850.
Thirteenth District-Snyder. (Rep), g.
2s3; Dingman Rep.). 1904; Lehman (Fus.)
2,s27: oyen {Fusl. 2.A22.
Thirty first Distrtct-Lovejoy (Rep.)
1868; Meyers CRep,), 4.s75; Coe (Rep2, A.
$50; Coombs Fus), 3,28S; Morgan (Fus.),
3,t31; Brown (Fus.), 3,o55.
# a. ,irt,y-r nicfrinf-Dah1 .(Rpn1 a.
729; Hicks Rep.), 1856; Lotharner (Fus.l,
1874, Hanson {Fus) a,157: Hobart (Fus),
1852; Moss (Fus.), 1873.
Thirty-third District-Davies (Rep),
(Fus), 1886; Isaacson (F'us.),; 3,026.
Thirty fourth District-Smith lRep),
4,6o4; Cunningham tRep.), S;776: Barnes
Hus.), 1885, 'Woodford Fus.), 2,073.
County Auditor; G. J.. Minor A45o,
y. Q. DAYS. 81, 544.
Sheriff: Holmbers 2o,s25. Phillips 2e3o5,
Register: Metcalf 2s,1ss, Christello 49,
7ss, Gibson 1890.
Judge OF Probate: Harvey 24.71o' Stock
Or 1884 = ~
County Attorney; Peterson 25,525. Gal
laxher 1880. Van Fossen 1921, Loon1is g.
Surveyor: Abbott 2o,oss, Haycock TO-
Coroner: Dennis %. o3e, Aurness s2o,174.
ys.s Clerk OF District Court: Dickey 1868,
7 Smell 1873, Farnham 1.11s.
Court Commissioner: Dougherty so,sas,
4 Scattering, 50. s;- &.A.5
Superintendent of Schools: Wilcox s,2se,
Cation 1899. IS H.
County commissioners. First District;
Mahoney $3.50, Conroy 5021; third district,
Charles wilkins, 6,611, M. P. Finnegan,
\ $3.50, Beeeher 2; flfth district, Mills, 2,s25,
V Egan, 1857. ~,
+ Constitutional amendments: s
IS Esnr faYaI ion of railroad lanlls-Yes. 34,-
O91; no, 1857. ~
] For the act appropriatIng. the. income
/. from internal Improvement land fund to
the Internal impro ~ e. or . 1s9 and
Shall there be a constitutional conven-
/ ton Yes. 1866. no. 11,044
i Amen dment to section four az of article
4 ave (5) OF the constitution Of the state of
minnesota, defining the authority and du-
ties Of the governor in relation i TO pardons,
and creating board Of pardoris-Yles, 21.-
( COS; no, s69S. 80. - - ). $. y
81 Amendment to section one ~ Of article
& seven az Of the constitution Of the state
Of Minnesota, which relates s, at e elective
II Amendment to article four % OF the
constitution, allowing cities and villages
In this state to frame theirfownscity char
q. ters-Yes, 15,74l; no, 11,139.
a: Amendment to section thirteen u3) OF
article one ~ Of the constitution relating
to the taking or damaging private prop
erty for public use-Yes, Is, 1871: no, 1851 &
Amendment Of article eight B) of the
constitution providing for loanfng the per-
r naanent school and university fund to
4 cities. villages, towns, counties and school
districts--Yes 1850; no, $500 ;ssss
tgsS Constitutional amendment provid ling
4 for the taxation Of sleeping car and other
companies and owners, 'etc. Yes.; q, $40;
no, 4,979. =. y. Isl. / N .ss.5s
The Finest Train Ii, the lSsld.
Es M. W III. shulze, OF the Security Trust
Co., Grand Forks, than whom there are few
! young men better known IN the North
q west. travelled via the i g WORTH Nestern
ine'' on his recent tri1, Dast, th1
4 superb service OF the q ew North Western
81 United train between III. uneahaI:s 81, st,