The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1896-11-14
From the Counties.

FEOtat llIS SouuNlCb.
Chamberlain, Nov. THE county
board was in session yesterday to off.
cially NJ the election returns in
Brule county. 1t gives Bryan 22s plu.
rality. Lyman county will give McKin-
ley 81 plurality, and Presho county gives.
80 plurality for Mckinley.
Aberdeen, Nov. brown county
complete gives an average vote for re-
publican electors Of / 500 and an average
vote for the peoples party electors of
1857, making the majority for the latter
247. Gamble and Crawford for.congress
had 1,644 and /, 632respectively, and KEEL
ly and Knowles, populists. 1,S47 and L.
$50, respectively. Ringsrud had 1882;
Lee, 1852. The entire populist county
and legislative ticket Is elected by ma
~jorities ranging from "a to 430. The re-
publicans elected one commissioner and
lost two. The majority against prohi-
bition was 295.
Pierre, Nov. 7.-Returns from unor-
ganized counties are very slow on ac-
count of dep snow. Sterling and New
give Bryan 8 majority. The vote in
These counties We're very light on ac-
count of a storm election day.
1lIS lOldi WIZ vi I1OShGS Guilty 81
far as learned is, on the following Off
GERS: Mckinley, 462; Bryan, 1927; Lev
ering, 4. Ringsrud, 40; Lee, 81. Hind
Harden, 81. Mayhem, ass; Kipp, 3l3.
Allen, 307. Jones, 1853; Grigsby, 315.
Gamble, 1853; Crawford, 4S3; Kelly, 314;
Knowles, 305. I
NJ 1o-;,,, kiro l;.A,ioH Il;
of Stanley and Hughes counties and
the totals from the district cannot be
secured today. The republicans, H.
Joseph Donahue, house, are elected by
small majorities.
The county ticket elected is all re-
publican and is: Treasurer, H. e. Cut
ting; sheriff, Samuel Strayer; auditor,
Albert wheelon; register, w. A. King:
Judge, L. S. Westfall; clerk of the
courts, J. w. Morse; attorney, II. p. Es-
ties: superintendent OF schools, Emily
f. White; assessor, r. r. Mercer, coro-
ner, V. H. Ruble.
On the constitutional amendments
voted upon there was a comparatively
light vote. Th0sfirst amendment, to al
low an increase Of public Indebtedness
for securing water, the vote is yes, 1858;
no, 1870. On the second, in regard to do
ing away with the boards Of trustees OF
the various state educational institu-
lions, the vote is yes. 1872; no., 81. On the
one to prevent the formation of trusts
In the state the vote is yes, $50; no, 81.
On the last, the prohlbitory amend
ment, the vote is yes, 290; no.. 277.
Woonsocket, Nov. 7.-Complete re-
turns from all the precincts show hat
the fusion ticket was elected, except
treasurer, auditor and clerk of courts.
Flandreau, Nov. THE following
legislative and county tickets were
elected In this (Moody) county on Tues.
day: r. Whealy. populist, state SEN
ator: B. f. Wright, populist. represent.
alive; w. a. Krause. republican, county
judge; Fl. w. B. Souther, republican,
county auditor; D. j. Haugeberg, popu.
list, register of deeds; G.. S. Brake,
populist. treasurer; James Barron, pop.
ulist, sheriff; w. S. Metcalf, populist,
clerk of courts: H. d. James, populist,
states attorney; Ed Jordan, populist,
superintendent Of schools; DIR. F. A.
Spafford, democrat. coroner John ].
Aker, populist, county commissioner,
Third district. The official count gives
the populist ticket a. plurality of 23a
over the republican ticket. The total
vote cast in this county was oven 1900.