Evening star., 1900-12-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

Lester N kinter had six hundred and thirty-nine
votes l6s9l William F krcigh had six hundred
hundred and thirty-seveu votes USS7t, \. Ii. Z.
i.eut had six hiniied and thirty votes t6S7t.
4. y. Nooiccck had six hundred and forty-two
votes t642,, John II. Loriner had six hundred and
forty votes t6+0,, s +. Lane had six hundred and
dred and thirty eight votes t6ss,, T.. Muzzy had
six hundred and forty-tyvo votes tjI2I A G. Prize
had SIX 5nnared and thirty nine votes te'ai, J. D.
Pyott had six hundred and thirty eight votes t63s'.
Andrew Story had six hundred and thirty nine
votes. votes ,689, John Sucking had six hundred and
six hundred and thirty-nine t639D Justus Wat
kns had six hundred and thirty eight votes '63s'.
j. A Wei Melsch had six hundred and thirty-etEhi
votes ,tsss). tDebs ana Harrimanl Harry J. Stauh
had four Thousand eight hundred ard thIts-one
votes 4,sSlp, John Ii. Lewis had four thousand
eight hundred and fifteen votes H.s!3l, Emil
Guwang had four thousand eight hundred and six.
teen votes a ,s16, Henry Peter had four thousand
eight hundred and fifteen votes t4.Sl5l, Ernest G.
Mnehiman had four four thousand eight hundred and
thousand eight hundred and twenty three votes
sasI ,4s5. Charles Levan had four thousand eight
Bower had four thousand eight hundred and seven
teen votes 4,s17p. Frank v. Hirt had four thou
sand eight hundred and sixteen votes 4,sl6, Peter
c. Heydrick had four Thousand eight hundred and
sixteen votes 4,sl6 Charles A. Anderson had four
thousand eight hundred and nineteen votes t4.sl9,.
Jacob Etter had four thousand eight hundred and
nineteen votes t4Si9p l.. u. Johnson had four
thousand eight hundred and twenty votes a 500.
Herman Heinrchs had four thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen votes t4.sls,. Thomas Ashinore
4s2o, John Kim had four thousand eight hun
dred and twenty four votes 4S2l' John Simon had
four thousand eight hundred ami twenty one votes
t4S21) Albert Musc had four thousand eight hun
dred and twenty three a. S23,. William J.
White bad four Thousand eight hundred and twen-
ty-one votes ti,S2l. Joseph q. Roth had four thou
sand eight hundred and twenty-five votes a, ,s22l.
Anthony Becker had four thousand eight hundred
and twenty votes a. 500, John J Lyons had four
thousand eight hundred and twenty votes a. 500.
Alfred 7. Bye had four thousand eight hundred and
four thousand eight hundred and nineteen
$40, Andrew J. McVey had four thousand eight
nd nil
Long had four thousand eight hundred and twent
votes 4.s22: Thomas Whitworrh had four thou
Gabriel Joseph had four thousand cigh hundred
and twenty one votes t4.s2D. William Fenhals had
is5l,, Frederick Mossdorf had four Thousand eight
hundred and twenty votes 4s2o, William Kelley
votes May shay had ana four
eight hundred and twenty-fou votes t4.S24l.
apd in % Of fs the sWs s h
monwealth that of the number of given or
cast for each and all persons voted for for whose
or cast, that William II. Sayen, Clarence Wolf,
Frank frank II w8,h Bnhl Agernon Roberts Edwin S
N. Hayes, Charles n. Cressman, Robert H. sayre,
RusseI w davenport, John Franklin Keller. James
Moir, William J. Harvey. Robert Allison. Jacob l..
Hauer, Richard II. Ely. George Weymouth, Cortez
Small, Henry A. Gripp, Morris j. Lewis. Robert
Pitcairn, David Edgar Park. Thomas S, Crago,
George w. Johnson, William Hardwick Harold H.
Clayson. Harry X. Wilson have received the great
est number Of votes of the persons voted for for
electors Of President and Vice President of the
United States for the commonwealth of Pennsyl-
yania and therefore are the persons duly elected
and appointed electors of President and Vice Pres
ident or the United States to meet at the Of
government Of this state being in the city of Har-
risburg, on the second Monday Of January AID.
1901, being the fourteenth day of said month
agreeably to the laws Of this commonwealth and of
the United States, then and there for Pres
ldent and Vice President of the United States for
the respective terms prescribed by the Constitution
OF the United state to begin the fourth day Of
March, AID. 1901, and to perform such other duties
as devoiye upon them under the Constitution and
laws OF the United States. In testimony whereof
nave hereunti set my hand and caused the great
seal OF the state to be affixed at the city of Har-
rlsburg, this twenty sixth day of November in the
year OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
OF the commonwealth the one hundred and twenty
fifth: lSeal.) By the governor: WILLIAM K
STONE. LEWIS F. BEITLER, Office Secretary Of
the Commonwealth II