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The Bemidji pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami County, Minn.) 1896-1917, 1900-05-03
variety of blooded fowls, and hogs,
and is adding other live stock. Write
to him for prices.
Republican State Convention.
"A Republican State COnyentlOl
for the State of Minnesota viii

"A Republican State convention
for the State of Minnesota will
be held on Wednesday, May 10th, A.
d. 1900, at II O'Clock NJ, at the Expo
sition Building in the City of Minne-
apolis, for the purpose Of electing
four delegates at large and four alter
mates at large to the Republican Ma
tional Convention to be held at the
City of Philadelphia, in the State Of
Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, June 10Th,
A. ID. 1900; and also to nominate nine
presidential electors.
The Republican electors of the state.
and all other electors, without regard
to past political Affiliations, who be-
lieve in the principles of the Repub-.
lican party and endorse it's policies,
are cordially invited to participate in
the selection of delegates to this cor
vention.
Representation at this state conven-
ton will be in accordance with the fol-
lowing resolution unanimously adopted
at meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee, held at the City of
st, Paul on Tuesday, February 18th,
A. D.1900: a"
Resolved, That each county shall be
enUluleu 10 ous usleS dbe siOt% SdCu. --'o
votes or major fraction thereof cast
for the Republican candidate for
President in 1896, and thateach county
be allowed in addition thereto five
| delegates at large.
| 1t was further resolved, That as
Polk County has been divided since
| the election of 1896 to form Red Lake
County, that two delegates be deducted
according to this apportionment from
Plok County to represent said Red
Lake County, and that Red Lake
County also be given five delegates al
large. ,..@
In accordancewith the above reso-
luton, Beltrami county is entitled to
six representatives in the convention.
All county conventions in the state
for the election of delegates to attend
| this state convention shall be held on
Wednesday, May 9th, A. D. 1900.
BY order of the Republican State
| Central Committee of Minnesota.
JOHN FL. STEELE,
49,. -.-. Chairman.
| G. A. RASMUSSEN, .zsE :n
Secretary. p
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FLOODED STOCK.

From fowl to horse, every animal
on the farm should be as nearly pure
blooded as possible. The extra cost
of blooded stock over scrubs is saved
ten times over in the feeding and sell
ing of the offspring. For instance, a
Plymouth Rock fowl, fed the same
quantity of food as a scrub, will weigh
twice as much at any age when large
enough for market. Well-bred cattle
and sheep often bring from one to
two cents per pound more than others.
A good well-bred COW will produce
as much mill as two scrubs, with the
same amount of food and care as
a scrub would require. Every farm
err in Beltrami county should bear
these points in mind. When stocking
up their claims as most of them soon
will be doing, they should if possible
buy good stock to begin with. To
supply this growing demand, N. T.
Forthun has started the Buena Vista
Stock Farm. He has already good
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LEON LOCALS.

Peter Howe, from Iowa, has
settled On Section Is. He came
from where land is worth $65 per
acre and says land will be worth
as much on the Red Lake in ten
years. James Ellis is helping Mr..
Howe build house.
O. A. Nerhus is expecting Miss
and Mr.. Tanabal of Grand Forks,
Monday, the Both. They will go
into the store business at once in
the new city.
Mr.. Neerlines is booming tobac-
co; says he will make $500 per
! acre in raising tobacco. It is just
the right soil for it. And Neer-
Inns is ready for the Pops when
they are ready. There are hardly
any more in Leon; the very few
which are left, exist only temper
arily, their utter uselessness is
discovered. r>-
Will celebrate the 10th day of
May at Cummings place; every
body invited. The Ladies Society
of the town of Leon will hold an
auction on their goods the same
day. Dinner will be served to all,
also icecream and lemopade. We
say to the bachelors, come one and
all. We can furnish you with
anything you want. Remember
the date, the 18th of May at Gun
nings, in e-tion 4, S.E.4, in
town Of Leon.
We had very destructive fire,
last Friday. Bunes had his barn
burned; Byerke lost barn also;
Mr., Hagalman and his son lost
&c, 900 feet of lumber. Axel Thore-
son had his sawmill nurn.
\ The school board of district No.
90 will give reward to the party
that can give information as to
where the key to that school
mouse can be found. Call on the
school clerk r .
That fellow that talked Of the
tobacco farmer last week is like
the smoke from his fathers pipe
he has vanished. All we can say
for him is that his memory is good
so good that he can remember
things which never happened
Boys, renem Der the 18th and be
sure to come
Nerhus City is in need of a feed
mill
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MAPLE RIDGE MITES.

David Lafee returned home from
his wedding tour last week ac-
companied by his wife and five
step children. The boys all turned
out to charivarl him and were sur
prised to be met with a barrel of
beer and plenty of cigars.
W. W. Butler claims he has the
only team that can haul brides.
There is a standing offer in this
neighborhood. The boys say they
will cut his FIVE mile road if he
will do as we'll as Lafee.
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WINSOR WAITS.

Clearwater River. April %.
The meadows in Clearwater
township, $50, Range Share shoot
ing forth their green blades. The
farmers are all busy at work. Some
wheat is up, and some oats have
been sown. My wheat is all in,
and it is shooting forth its green
sprouts. III
This is a lovely country; the
ground is dry and in good condi-
tion, and if the Clearwater drive
don't food us out we will be all
right. The river is very low at
present and we are in hopes that
it will not damage US this year.
There is no reason why we should
be flooded every year.
Every one here speaks well Of
the PIONEER, but many seem too
poor to subscribe. The paper is all
right and / wish it was a daily.
Keep right on and you will win.
I read that piece about good
loads and that is what we want.
Do what you can for us. We need
q road from the Clearwater to
Bagley and the farmers are ready
to help.
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Oliver Hill is handling the
throttle Of the slip engine at the
Mud Lake sawmill.
Mrs. J. P. Smith has taken D.
J. Tracey's place at cooking and
Tracy is skidding logs.
Mr.. Kimball will finish saving
next Mondays month earlier than
expected. He has piled in the yard
six hundred thousand feet Of good
lumber, this being an unordinary
good run.
Pete Gellant, the famous log set
ter shot at deer last Friday and
killed muskrat.
The Thon brothers had trouble
in getting teams to haul logs all
winter, but this spring they let the
hauling to two Black Duck men,
who hustled the logs to the mill.
Thorn says they are loggers be-
cause they came from Wisconsin.
M. S. Thorn Elost two cows and
yearling by drowning in the
lake, broke through the ice.
A four-year old steer belonging
to Sam Hayes has strayed away.
, Forest fires did great damage to
the timber. n s~-a..a. -..
Hans Sumbt, the champion log.
roller Of Red Lake and Shevlin,
| fell off the Mud Lake boom and
was rescued from drowning by S.
Hayes. --..s
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MINNA.
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BUENA VISTA BUDGET.
Andrew Saba went to Bemidii
Sunday.
J. B. McMillen was surprised
the other day by a party of hun.
cry fishermen and was equal to
the occasion. He furnished them
a good dinner and a good time in
general.
The new school house under
construction in town Hagali, dist.
No. 40, will be completed by May
5 and school will commence May
18th.
Z Robert Gile went on the drive
Monday morning.
Several new boats have been
built here this spring and placed
in White Fish lake,
Mrs. Rix, and VIC. Horton and
wife went to , Bemidji recently.
A republican caucus will be
held at Nels Loburg's May 3 to
elect three delegates to send to Be-
midi to the convention, May 9.
Mrs. Mary Rix is having new
house built on her homestead.
VIM. Cocran had his house
burned one day last waek.
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Aida ANNOTATIONS.

Aida ANNOTAT1ONS. /
There was a-dance at the home
of D. Leslie Saturday evening.
Misses Searles and Moen, teachers
from Shevlin, were present.
Win Wheeler, of Moose, made
a business trip to Bemidjl last
Saturday. f.. " .r.
P. O. Thompson came home
last Sunday, after an absence Of
about ten DAYS.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. P. 0.
Felt. a son. ...~. .e..o H.. Re. il.
To Mr.. and Mrs. j. T Fother-
gill, on Wednesday morning, May
5, a daughter.
n ) NINA.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-06-07

The ladies' aid society Of the Congre-
gational church opened ai ice-creain
parlor on Friday afternoon and evening,
and cleared over $4,000, which goes to
aid Ia the work OF this charitable insti.
tuition.
A very successful and enjoyable social
hop was given In the Armory hall on
Thursday evening last. Fred Wilson
was floor manager and the best Of music
was contributed by ls. u. Wheat, violin,
and J. II. Wells. organ.
The ladies Of the Latter Day Saints
church catered 10 the wants Of voters
and others on Monday.when they cleared
,ver 5000, on The sale 81 leo cream and
'traNberries In the Downing building
fhe money Is for church purposes.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-06-07
Purely Business.

We iaye refrigerator in daily use and
therefore guarantee all meats Wholesome
and nice. Jackson < Dyssrt.
Tangleloot fly paper at Condor Drug
Subscribe for the GLOBE.
Only $50 a year.
Silverware--fnest selection and best
goods obtainable. Dunn Bros.
BArHs- Hot and cold water. clean tow
els, on y IS cents at Condor hotel
Cods Colds, Cured BY using Lang's
I.axatiye Cold Tablets. For sale only in
Condon by the Hudson Pharmacy.
Get Yourself new watch at Il. y.
Wheats window in the Hudson Phar-
macy. Repairing specially.
Have yon tried IL? DR.. Shiek's Hair
Tonic for the scalp. For sale at the
Hudson Pharmacy.
p. r. Stephenson is agent for the cele-
nratvd Stfanss Bros tailor made suits.
faii apd bnye your measure taken.
sepd's plntes. 4 bv 5. G5e per doz.
standard piaus. by 8, 40; per doz.
frl4x, tekto. and blue print paper, al
ondan llrng 60.
Have yon seen our latest arrival ol
lIyerAare2 II nnl, you had better call
nd Inspect thrse goods. Finest work
nanshir, beautiful designs. Dunn Bros.
q. l. Neal, the we'll known auction-
eer, MilI give the strictest attention to
Al bnsiness entrusted to his care. II
you have property TO sell consult him.
Summer flotwcar justin-latest goods
Onr shoes combine style, fit and finish,
and comprise the standard brands. Let
as foot" you. Dunn Bros.
f. b. Wheat. the Arlington jeweler. Is
at the Hndson pharmacy this week with
q line stock Of watches, iewelry, etc.
Call and see him.
Dress goods Of every desirable shade
and texture for the summer weather.
Right now is the time to purchase, and
we shall be pleased to see you. Dunn
Bros.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-06-07
A Good Cough Medicine.

II speaks well for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy when druggists use 1T in
their own families in preference to any
other, ~ have sold Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for the past five years
with complete satisfaction to myself and
customers" says Druggist J, Goldsmith
Van Etten, n. Y. II have always used
it in my own family both for ordinary
coughs aud colds, and for the cough fol-
lowing Ia grippe, and find it very etiica-
cious," For sale by The Hudson Phar-
macy--C. W, Crostield, mgr.
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Obituary.

Mre. Lizzie Palmer, vile of Frank 4.
Palmer died on Tuesday, the 9th inst /,
At the home oi her mother, Mrs. Agnes
Collins, In Ferry Canyon. Mrs. Palmer
had been sufferer from a complication
Of diseases for more than year and was
brought from her home in Portland last
fall In the hope that the change ID eli
mate and her mothers care and nursing
would restore her to health but in spite
Of all that could he done for her she.
gradually grew worse and passed away
MS above stated. Deceased was a iaenl-
Der Of the Rebekah Degree Lodge. / o.
o. II holding her membership in Eure-
ka. Utah, her husband beiug member
Of Summit Lodge. No. l3O, 10 0. r., IN
this city. She eayesa fiugband and one
child TO mourn her loss and TO them will
90 forth the eafnast sympathy of large
circle Of friends and relatives. The fan.
eral occurred Yesterday under The dirte.
lion OF Summit lodge. No. $50.
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Gave Himself Up.

Louis Smithie, who has been herding
sheep 10 this section and across the river
in Washington for year or so presented
himself at the sherifF's Office Iast Thurs
day afternoon, and declared that be
wished TO he taken into custody for the
murder OF George Young, which crime
he alleges was committed 10 Siskiyou
county, California. about three years
ago. Smithie had been drinking heavily
for several days and was in badly shat
tered condition when he gaze himself
up but the story he told to Deputy Sher-
if Pinkham seemed pretty straight and
the next day he told practically the same
story. When Sheriff Wilcox returned to
town Thursday evening lie at once Wired
the sheriff of Siskiyou county for in
structions but for some reason he re-
ceiyed no reply. lie held Smithie until
Sunday morning and not feeling justified
in holding him longer under the circum-
stances he was turned loose. smithie
claims the killing to have been the re-
suit OF some sort o. a family row and
that Young had threatened his life and
that lie Killed him in self defense.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-06-07
For Sale.

The following described real estate,
situated in Gillian county, Or, is offer
ed for sale for the next sixty days on the
following terms: 100000, OF which
5000 90 is to be cash, $4,000 payable in
one year. $4,000 in two years--the de-
ferred payments 10 bear per cent inter
est. Or will cell for all cash at 1880 90.
1t is the land known as the Levi j..
Goodrich rarch. situated as follows: n.
WI, % n l8 r. El., Sell, and NWA,
seq, and NE4 sW14, %, and VIZ, \
E4 and NW1z, 2S 3N. lSE, containing
$50 S5-l00 acres. Apply TO
G.. E. BAYARD,
The Dalles, Ore.
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LOCAL NEWS.

III, Mckinney left for the summer
range Tuesday.
John Madden and Mr.. Andrews were
over ironl Lone Rock Tuesday.
Manley koIxur was seriously III for q
iew days the Grst Of the week.
Cash Simpson lett yesterday for the
mountains to tend camp for >. u. Barker.
VIM. l.oony has gone to the mountains
as camp tender for Barker 4 pliter's
sheep.
Winnie keigur went out 10 Smiths
ranch on Hay Creek yesterday for the
summer.
Miss Mollic Hnriburt, tho popular
Arlington teacher, who " engaged teach
ing gat MayylIle, was In town Sunday.
WI. Russell, Of Trail Fork, started
his sheep for the mountains Monday,
with Charlie johnson and Andy McLar-
en- In charge.
J. u. Stephenson returned from the
Willamette valley Monday where he has
been for several weeks selling u bunch Of
horses.
Mrs. +. w. Aries and Miss Emma Cros-
field, Of Portland, arrived Monday 10
spend few days visiting their brother,
q. w. Crosteld.
j. w. Scrisner and T. II. Morris were
IN from Idea precinct Tuesday bringing
with them thv election returns Of that
precinct.
Maniey Downing and Bert Cason left
Monday for the Willamette valley with
band u horses which they Viii pnt on
the market ii that part Of the country.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. NJ. Robinson. Of Ar.
lington, visited friends here tor day OF
two last week. They were on their way
from visit with relatives at Lone Rock
and Mayvillc.
Elaer ]. r. Swift, Of the Church OF
Christ. win preach in the Armory hall
next sunday, June 10Th, ut II o'clock
am. and , O'Clock PIN. Allare cordi.
ally invited to attend.
X, IL. VAIN has begun his work as
ceusus ennmerator in this district.
Every citizen should aid him in every
way to secure full and complete return
OF the data desired by the government.
Dan Cameron, the weIl-known wheat
grower Ui Shutter Flat was In town yes.
ierlay attending the funeral Of Mrs. \,
a. Palmer. Mr.. Cameron reports crop
prospects very promising In his section.
lie il farming about 1900 acres.
The circus failed TO reach hero on
peheduie time on account Of breakdown
over on the John Day river, which threw
them day behind their dates. They
ehowed here Saturday evening, however,
10 y fair crowd and the performance was
rather credltable.
The thrce-year.old son OF J. L. Foss,
who lives out near the Black Butte, was
injured on Tuesday by tho overturning
of hack in which Mra. Foss and
her two children were riding. The child
was brought 10 town for medical attcn-
tion aud happily his injuries were not
found serious.
Condon's youths ought not TO miss the
novelty Of the season "a nocktie and
apron social-to bc held at Henry Hart
mans ranch, Thursday evening. June
H. The ladies' OF the Baptist church are
tho entertainers and 25c entities each
person to neektie and dish Of ice cream.
All are invited.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Andrew Neol and Mrs.
Il. NJ. johnson, Of Lone Rock, visited
friends here for a few days last week re-
turning homo Monday. Mrs johnson
was attacked by iainting spell during
the morning service at the Baptist church
Sunday, which was caused. no doubt,
by the excessive heat. but she had fully
parfAVCeaI hu AqrnIa., .......t.s..
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HymeniaI.

One Of the quletest and pretticst we'd
dings Of the season occurred last evening
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
IIenshaw, when their accomplished
daughter, Miss Birdie. WAS joined In
wedlock 10 Mr.. q. W. Cros6eld, man.
agcr Of the Hudson Pharmacy. Only
q few friends Of The family Witnessed
the marriage, and lack Of time prevents
us giving q detailed account Of the oc-
casion In this issue.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-06-07
THE ELECTION.

The election on Monday passed Off
quietly IN Condor as II did MI over the
county. Following are the returns from
the various precincts IN Gillian county.
Condor.
Congress Butler pro 6, Moody rep G5,
Simmons ind dem 0, Smith dem, 81.
Supreme Jndge--Bright pro 4, Green
dem ~. Wolverton rep Gb.
District Attorney Meneice rep GO,
Moore dem 10
Food and Dairy Commissioner Bailey
rep 07, Kenady pro 4. schnlinerich dem
90
Joint scna,or--C Cozad dem 02, steiwer
rep As
Joint Representative-Ba Barrett rep "a,
Coon dem 81, Cattanach rep AZ. Edwards
dem 10, MIsener dem 90, Miller rep 50
County Commissioner--Boyer dem n,
Ward rep %
sheriff--iiam rep2G, Wilcox dem 10
Clerk ---Prazer rep "a. johnson dem III
Treasurer--Barker rep 81, Stephenson
dem SO
Assessor = Clarke rep 81, Musgroye
dem 02
School superintendent--Crass rep 52,
Neal dem %
Surveyor Darling dem 60, VAIN rep
70
coroner--Iasier dem 90, Ruedy rep
90
Justice Of the Peacc-Dysart rep 40.
Neale dem 03
Consiable--Knox rep 70. Strickland
dem 81
Road supevisor-Kiser rep os, Rice
dem 20
Arlington.
Butler 5, Moody 20, Simmons 8, Smith
30
Bright 7. Green ~, Wolyerson ~
Mcnetce ~, Moore 20
Bailey "a, kenady 8, Sehulmerich, "A
coxad 20, Steiwer Gs
Barrett 90, Coon 40, Cattanach 65.
Edwards 81, Misener 80, Miller SS
Boyer 45, Ward rs
Ham 65, Wilcox so
Frazer II, johnson 50
barker go, Stephenson 80
Clarke 50, Musgrove 40
Grass 40, Neal 73
Darling 50, VAIN 70
I.azier 50, Ruedy 65
Blaiock.
BOYER ", Ward 25
Ham IL, Wilcox IS
Frazer 2b, johnson 81
barker 20. Stephenson 81
Clarke ~, Mnsgrove %
Grass ls. Neal 80
Darling 81, VAIN %
I.azier 81, Ruedy 10
Ferry Canyon.
Butler 5, Moody 2s, Simmons IL,
Smith IS
Bright 4, Green II, Wolverton q
Meneiee 20. Moore 10
Bailey ~, kenady 1. schnlmerich 72
Coxad AZ, Steiwcr -
Barrett %, Coon 65, Cattanach %, Ed.
wards ~, Misener 81, Miller "a
Boyer 10, Ward "a
Wilcox 07, Ham II
Frazer 80, Johnson IA
Iiarker "a, Stephenson "A
Clarke so, Musgrove 81
Grass 10, Neal So
Darling 50. walr 80
Lazier 75, Rucdy 2s
Idea.
Boyer s, Ward II
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A spralned Ankle Quickly Cured.

A Sprained Ankle Quickly Cured.
At one time ! suffered from SCI err,
sprain Of the ankle" says Geo. Il Gary
editor Of the GuiDg, Washington w
(" After using several well recomn nde,'
medicines without success, | tried Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, and am pleased 4
say that relief came as soon as Iegan
its use and complete cure speedily FOL.
lowed" Sid By the Hudson Pharmacy
--C. w. Crosfeld, mgr.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-06-07
cur ARents.

The following persons are the
accredited agents Of the GLoDE at
the post Offices named. They are
authorized TO receive and receipt
for subscription accounts:
w, II CoLwELI4 Arlington.
WADE lIRos. .s,..ss Olex
MRs. ELLA ANdELL Mayville.
FRANK STEWART Lone Rock.
Other agents will be appointed,
aud their names added to this list
later.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-06-07


Clarke 20, Mnsgroye 10
Grass 7, Neal 30
Darling 81. Vain lG
Lazier is, Ruedy 10
MayvlIle.
Butler ., Moody 81, Simmons, Z, Smith
40
Bright z, Green 81, wolyerton 81
Menefee 81, Moore 80
Bailey "a, kenady 9, Schumerich 43
Cozad SO, Steiwer 20
Barrett 81. Coon 40, Cattanach 27, Ed
wards 81, Misener 80, Miller 81
Boyer 81, Ward 81
Ham 10. Wilcox 20
Frazer 10, Johnson ~
Barker 3s, Stephenson SO
Clarke i8, Musgrove 81
Grass IS, Neal so
Darling As, Vain 35
Lazier 40, Rnedy 36
Rock Creek.
Boyer 5S, Ward II
Ham 55, Wilcox 7a
Frazer s3, Johnson 4s
Barker 10, Stephenson SO
Clarke 90. Mnsgroye 80
Grass 5S, Neal 6S
Darling So. VAIN II
Lazief 4S, Ruedy 81
Trail Fork.
Butler /, Moody SO, Simmons 8, Smith
Bright |, Green 5, wolverton 80
Bailey o., kenady 3, Schulmerich
Cozad IL. steiwer 20
Barrett 20, Coon z, Cattanach 25, Ed
yards 8, Misener .. Miller q
Meneiee 80. Moore 7
Boyer IL, Ward 2s
Ham ~. Wilcox q
Frazer SO, Johnson
Barker rs, Stephenson 20
Clarke 80, Musgrove 9
Grass 2G, Neal IA
Darling 20, VAIN IS
Lazier 0, Ruedy 81
Willow Creek.
Boyer 10, Ward IL
Ham 8, Wilcox 10
Frazer IS. johnson s
Barker 10, Stephenson s
Clarke 0, Musgrove 4
Grass s. Nealg
Darling l2, VAIN s
Lazier Z, Ruedy IA
The Total Vote.
(0fiicial,.
STATE.
Butler SO, Moody 800, Simmons 81,
Smith go,
Bright IS. Green ga, wolverton Ss3
Bailey S74, Kenady Al, SchuImerich
356
Cozad AT, Steiwer S07
Barrett 3S7. Coon $50, Cattanach 3i3,
Edwards SOL, Misener 800, Miller sa4
Menciec $3.50, Moore 800
COUNTY.
The candidate first-named is elected
The figures at end line, following dash
show his majority.
Boyer 4l6, Ward SS2-S4
Wilcox 502, Ham 2l9--3ls
Frazer $50, johnson 3s2--4s
Stephenson 4i4, Barker S6O-s4
Clarke 462, Mnsgroye SiS-l49
Neul 4Ss, Grass 209-ls9
Darling dOl, VAIN ss7--l4
Ruedy s0i, Laxicr saI-S
CONSTITUTIONAL. AMENDMENTS.
Municipal indebtedness, No 222, Yes
1870
Judiciary, No 2i4, Yes 1922
Irrigation, No 100, Yes 1871
Repeal, Yes 2sl, No l29--lO2
Equal Suffrage, Yes sl4, No 2l0--l04