The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-10-31
predict 9 majority, although the
Lind following is said to be strong

county u the SLAt0a reports are to
the effect that Lind is weaker than
he was two years ago and that Van
SAINT will make substantial gains
over the Eustis vote.
Redwood county gave Mr.. Eustis
a plurality Of 1874 votes two years
ago, about 60 per cent. of the vote
being polled. This year, with a
full vote out, Capt. Van SAINT should
have a plurality of at least 400,
while some Of the county campaign
managers claim 600. The latter APP
pear to be too enthusiastic, however.
Mckinley may get from 600 to 800
plurality, but Van SAINT is not likely
to get over 500.
The remainder of the Republican
state ticket is sure of an election by
Substantial majorities, the Demo
Gratis conceding this and using all
their efforts to bring about good
vote for Gov. Lind.
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On the county ticket Chairman
King announced last Thursday that
every candidate on the Republican
ticket, with the exception of sheriff.
was safe, and that work was now
going on to bring about the sure
landing of Mr.. Small. The doubt of
his election is brought about by the
candidacy of VIM. S. Crooks, indie
pendent, of this city. Mr.. Crooks
is making an energetic canvass
among Republican voters and is hav-
ing effect. It is claimed that he is
not soliciting the Democrats to any
extent, leaving them to Michael
Moore, the Democratic candidate.
Mr.. Crooks states that he is getting
votes wherever he can find them,
and seems to be quite sure of votes
enough to elect him. Mr.. Moore
will certainly get about all the
Democratic votes in the county, and
from reports received he is cutting
into the Republican vote in certain
precincts. In Shutdown, Charles
town, Lamberton town and village
and Johnsonville, Mr.. Moore ex-
poets a big vote from the Repub lican
ranks, and unless change occurs
this week he is not likely to be dis
appointed. Mr., Small, the Repub-
lican candidate, honestly dominated,
and who is entitled to every Repub-
lican vote in the county, assisted
by the various candidates on his
ticket, is putting up a magnificent
fight for the place and should win
out.
No one can tell how the contest
between George L. Evans and J. B.
Robinson, candidates for Judge OF
probate, will result. Both Mr..
Evans and Mr.. Robinson are conf
dent OF success, and some of Mr..
Evans friends claim a majority of
25O for him. Mr.. Robinson is max
ing no claim, but is carrying on an
effective campaign
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For representative, auditor, treas
urer and county attorney, James A.
Larson, I. N. Tompkins, w. P. Ten
ney and Frank Clague have no OPP
position. For register of deeds n.
w. Cobleigh will defeat George W.
and for clerk of court
Fred L. Warner will defeat G. A.
Scott Both Mr.. Cobleigh and Mr..
Warner are sure of handsome ma
jorities. For SURVEYOR, coroner,
court commissioner and superin-
tendent of schools, D. L. Bigham.
\. B. Halves, George Houghmaster
and S. J. Race have no opposition.
In the first commissioner district
reports indicate the election of John
F. Cain, Republican, over T. L. Gil
bert, Democrat. In the third dis
trict j. W. Garlic is living on Easy
street and in the fifth district E. r.
McCorquodale is certain of an cleo
ton over H. F. Jackson, Democrat.
A safe and quick cure for. Cholera,
Diarrhoea, ETC., safe for children or
adults, Mulps Lightning Specific. Keep