Omaha daily bee., 1898-11-16
OFFICIAL COUNT OF VOTES
Board of Supervisors Completes the Canvass
Of County ReturnA
NO CHANGE FROM RESULT As ANNOUNCED

| NJ CHhNGe tkUm ktSUlI AS ANNOUNCED
Figures Altered Slightly. hut Not
Enough to Affect the Election of
All the Republicans who Hap.
pened to he on the Ticket.
The Board Of County Supervisors conf.
pleted yesterday the work Of canvassing the
vote cast at the recent election. With one
exception the canvass disclosed but very
few, and they but very slight, variations
from the figures as already published in
The Bee. The one exception WAS In the
vote for Judge Smith In the second pre- met
OF the First ward. The semi -ofhcial returns
gave this vote as 277, while the poll book
showed 1t to have been 227, O difference of
fifty. The judges Of election in the Second
precinct OF the Sixth ward omitted to sign
their poll book and unless they repair the
omission, which they have been notified to
do, the vote OF that precinct will be thrown
out The vote was practically twenty nine
democratic and six republican and while al
tering the totals 1t will not affect the result
| II thrown out
The convass Of the state, congressional
judicial and county tickets in Pottawattamie
county showed the following figures. In
cluding the vote in the Second precinct Of
| the Sixth ward:
| Secretary Of State-DobsOn, republican,
5.O09 Porter, democrat 4OS3; Smith, pro-
, hibition, 92; Daniels, peoples, 90; Swan
holm, sociallst-labor, 49,
| Auditor Of state--Merriam, republican.
5,O24; Gillette. democrat, 4,Oss; BrintnaIl.
prohibition, ss; Wickes. peoples. s5; Bron-
ner, socalist-labor, IS.
| Treasurer Of State-Herriott, republican,
5,01S: Anderson, democrat, 4,06S; Reed,
/ prohibition, S9 Hutchinson, peoples, los.
Westphal, socialist labor. 2S.
Attorney General-Remley, republican, s..
009: Parsons democrat 4.O71 Holmes. pro.
hibition, 81; Lowenberg, peoples, ~; Kre-
mer. socialist-labor, 80.
Judge Of Supreme Court-Deemer, repuo-
lican. 5,o47; Spurrier, democrat. 4t?9.
Johns prohibition, &c. Weller, peoples. 96;
Wellendorf. socialist-labor. go
Clerk Of Supreme Court--Jones, repub-
lican, 5.025: Perkins. democrat. 4.05s: Bow
ers, prohibition, So: Reed, peoples, 98; Le-
lonech, sociallst-labor. 30.
Reporter OF Supreme Court--Salinger, re-
publican. 5.026; Ferren. democrat. 4,O5O:
Radcliffe, prohibition. 80; Smith, peoples.
80; schernickan. socialst-labor. 81.
Railroad Commissioner-Mowry. repub-
llcan, SCOT; Hanson. democrat, 4.o33: Dihel,
prohibition. 50: Ash. peoples. "a; Lohse,
socialst-labor, 80.
Railroad Commissioner Ito 1ll vacancy
Palmer. republican. SOP; Wills. democrat
4,073; johnson. prohibition. 80: Hostrup.
socialist-la so.
Representative In Congress from Ninth
District - Mcpherson, republican, 5,044;
Lyons. democrat, 40s7; Blackman. prohibi-
tion. 70; Mcdowell. peoples. 62.
District Judge - Thornel, republican,
5,306; Smith, republican, 5,251; Green, 5,102;
benjamin, democrat, $500; Mockler. demo-
crat. 3.9l2; Richards. 4.023.
County Attorney-Kilpack. republican.
4,927; Casady. democrat, 4,26S.
County Auditor-Innes, republican, 4S41:
Plumer, democrat, 4,325: Green, peoples.
7s.
Clerk Of District Court--Reed. republican,
5,233: Ouren. democrat, 3,s0s; France. peo-
ples. n.
Recorder Of Deeds-smith, republican,
1859: McCandless. democrat, 4,172; Evans.
peoples, rs.
Coroner Ito NIL vacancy)-Treynor. re-
publican. 5022: Waterman, democrat, 4.12S.
Members Of the Board Of Supervisors
Hansen. republican. 4.s29: Matthews. re-
publican, 1895: Currie. democrat, 4262;
Wyman. democrat. 4.167: Clark, peoples, 81:
Green, peoples. "a.
Justices and Constables.
The canvass Of the vote for two Justices
of the peace and two constables in Kane
township gave the following figures:
Justices Of the Peace-Ferrier, republican.
1867; Wien. republican, 1880; Burke, dem
ocrat, l,797; Maynard, democrat. 1919.
Constabfes-Albert, republican, 2.OS4;
Baird. republican. 2,0S5; Stephenson. 1,642;
Kinkel. 1858.
The vote on the amendment to the con-
stitution was very light, being only SIS for
and 1.647 against.
The canvass Of the vote In the different
country precincts for Justices Of the peace
and constables showed the following to be
elected:
Belknap-Justices. W. B. Butler. repub-
, lican; M. H. Parks, republican. Constables
, H. B. Crafts, republican; Joseph Michener
, republican.
Boomer-Justices. John Gunnett. demo
crat: L. Jensen. democrat. Constables
John McGill democrat; Steve Williams
! democrat.
Carson-Justices. ]. @. Stadler. repub'
> lican; Claus Hartz. republican. Constables
John Kigore, republican,; Herman Static
e republican.
, Center-Justices, w. NJ. Maxwell repub
hcan; A. d. Putnam, republican. Consta
BILE, Robert Carr, republican.
Crescent-Justices, N. Swanson, repub
e lican; J. H. Mayue republican. Constables
j Louis Wilding, republican; ]. w. Brewer
e | democrat.
: Garner-Justices. J. r. Macrae. democrat
e G. w. shickley, democrat. Constables
e Jacob F. Smith, democrat; Henry Ehlers
d democrat.
: Grove-Justices. c. J. Osler, republican
u A. Biers, republican. Constables. s. Leigh
Z ton, republican,; Z. J. Holdridgo. yepub
| lican.
r Hardin-Justices, d. F. Perry. populist
= l.. Kerney, republican. Constables. F.
s Chambers. republican; George Campbell re
J, publican.
Hazel Dell-Justices, o. e. Osborne. re
D. publican; e. N. Galbraith. republican. Con
Is stables, James Peterson, republican; job
IL Price. republican.
IT James-Justices, Titus Fehr. republican
Francis Bussee. republican. Constable'