Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

United STATES OF AMERICA. THE STATE
Of Wisconsin Executive DeIar, ment.-In conform
lily I" the laws of the United States. l. governor
OF the state Of Wisconsin do hereby certify that
George y lule Willard Van Krunt Henry E.
Eo"the. VIM II. j. kieckhefer. " hitman \. Bar
ler John Schuette, John Ochsner Charles NJ.
Fenelnn, John d. Nelsenius. Fred y. Severance.
Alley Peterson and Augustus u. Weissert have
been duly chosen and appointed electors of Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United States for
pose held therein the Tuesday after the first
Monday in November in the year of Lord
ZION and laws "f the United States for the purpose
Of casting their votes for President and Vice Presi
ga! "i March III the year of our Lord one thou
sand niEe hundred and Attached hereto is a
c"rdance with the laws Of the state of Wisconsin,
by the board Of canvassers of said state in rela-
for electors Of President and Vice President. In
testimony whereof | have bereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal OF the of Wiscon-
II Madison. this fifth day of January. one thou
sand nine hundred and one. tseap EDw. SEQ
FIELD. Governor. Ky the governor: WM ii.
FRoEHI.ICH. Secretary of State. United States
Of america The State of Wisconsin. Department
Of State-To all TO whom these presents shall
come: 1, WI ii. FROEHLICH, Secretary of
State of the state of Wisconsin, do hereby certi-
~ that the annexed copy of the certificate of the
state hoard Of canvassers has been compared by me
with the original certificate in this department.
and that the same is a true copy thereof and of
he whole Of such original certificate In testi-
mgny whereof have hereunto set my hand and
a,hXsd my official seal at the capitol in the city
oS"an WI. H. FROETILICH Secretary Of State.
s aztec sI WieoD Df america STATE W Of
secretary of state; j. o. Davidson treasurer,
and f. Il. Hicks, attorney general. constituting
consin do hereby certify that it appears from the
certified statements made by the county clerks of
law. that the number of given electors Of
President and Vice President Of the United States,
wards, villages and election districts in the several
counties of the said state Of Wisconsin the
the sixth day of November A. D. 1900 was as
follows: Frederick W. Won CotZhausen receiy ed
and thirty four u59 1874 votes John Rosch received
one hundred and ifty mine thousand hundred
aud thirty-six 159 1876, votes. George w. Steven
son received one hundred and fifty nine thousand
one hundred and thirty three ,l59. 1881 votes. Ben
jamin F. Sherman received hundred and fifty
nine thousand one hundred and nine 59 lO9) votes.
William y. Coft1and received one hundred and nifty
nine thousand and forty-eight 159u4S) votes.
Henry j. Mfllman received one hundred and fifty
nine thousaAd and eighty $50 OSli votes. Pat
rick OMeara received hundred and fifty nine
thousand two hundred and seventy nine n59,2I9J
votes. John Berger received hundred and fifty
nine Thousand and ninety 1859 900 votes. stephen
Richmond received one hundred and ffty-nne thou
sand and fortyth t159O43) votes August {.
Noshardt received one hundred and hfty-nne thou
sand and thirty one t159 031, votes Amos Holgate
received one hundred and fifty nine thousand and
twenty 159.U2Ul votes, George ID. Cline received
hundred and fifty nine thousand and forty
seven n59O47l votes Samuel D. Hastings received
thousand and twenty-five 10. u22, votes Joshua
H. Berkey received nine thousand nine hundred
and seventy weight t9.91Sy votes, James F. Corse
received nine Thousand nine hundred and seventy
four 's,9Ii, votes. Lorenzo d. Fargo received nine
thousand nine hundred and seventy nine ,9.319t
votes. Benjamin r Thomas received nine thousand
nine hundred and ninety-one t9.991} votes. Benja-
min +. Parker received nine thousand nine hun
dred and eighty nine $3.50 votes William A. Ne
killop received ten thousand and three 1o,003l
votes. James :. Thompson received nine thousand
nine hundred and n;y-nine 9.9I9i votes Will
lam Ager received nine thousand nine hundred and
cighty-nne t39S9' votes. John W. Evans received
ten thousand and ten uoo1Oi votes Chris. Solum
received nine thousand nine hundred and ninety
nine thousand nine hundred and forty t9.34Op votes
George A. Yule received two hundred and sixty
five thousand five hundred and thirty four t265 534)
votes. Willard A. Van Brunt received two hundred
and sixty-fye Thousand seven hundred and hfty-six
,265. 1850 votes, Henry f. Roethe received two hun
dred and siAty-hve thousand seven hundred and
,265, 710) votes. Vim. ii. ]. kieckhefer re-
hundred and eighty six t265 esq votes. Whitman
\. Barber received two hundred and sixty-five
thousand six hundred and ninetyfour t26o .694y
votes. John Schuette received two hundred and
sixty five thousand six hundred and sixty -four t265
664, votes John Ochsner received Two hundred and
sixt five thousand six hundred and fifty t265
G51l votes. Chas. NJ Fenelon received two hundred
and sixty-hve thousand five hundred and elghty-six
l265. $3.50 votes, John D. Nelsenius received two
hundred and sixty-fve thousand five hundred and
sixty-two 1855 562 votes, Fred A. Severance
ceired two hundred and sxty-fve thousand five
hundred and forty six t2e5, $40 votes, Alley Peter
received two hundred and sixty-fve thousand
five hundred and hfty-slx 2t55 $3.50 votes. Augustus
G. Wessert received two hundred and sixty five
thousand five hundred and six t26 500, votes Fred
erie Heath received seven Thousand and forty
eight q O4Sl votes August Mohr received seven
thousand and fifty-one t7O51) votes, Frank J. Ira
received seven thousand and fortyone 704l votes,
Joseph Braun received seven thousand and forty
three q ,OI3} votes, William Anderson received
thousand and forty three q o4ai votes Ferd.
W. Rehfeld received seven thousand and thirty o.
$50, votes Jacob Hunger received seven thousand
and twenty-five q ,022) votes, Frank Gutheil re-
ceived seven thousand and fourteen ,7.014) votes,
F. L. Hassinger received seven thousand and eight
cen f70ls) votes Frederic Anthem received seven
thousand and ten t7,Olo) votes Otto Kundert re-
ceived thousand ard five q ,OO5) votes, Vim
Bezucha received six thousand nine hundred
and eighty four C. $50 votes Chas. Saby received
five hundred and two tt02l votes. Max Boebme re-
ceiyed five hundred and four 800 votes Otto E.
Harder received Ave hundred and five t505) votes
Louis Schienbein received four hundred and ninety
six t486l votes. John Meyer received five hundred
and two l502l votes. Carl Korn received four hun
dred and ninety-seven t491l votes. Hy Mensing, sr
received five hundred and three 5000 votes. Joseph
Petersen received five hundred and three t503)
votes, Ernst Pagel received five hundred and Ave
(505) votes, Louis Brand received five hundred
$500 votes. Ernst Koch received five hundred and
two '5o2l votes. Albert Roeder received four hun
dred and ninety eight t49S) votes. We do there
Yue. Willard A. Van Brunt, Henry E. Roethe
VIM II. ]. Kieckhefer. Whitman A. Barber. John
Sehuette. John Ochsner, Chas. NJ. Fenelon John
d. Nelsenius. Fred A. Severance. Alley Peterson
and Augustus G. Weissert, having received the
greatest number Of votes given for electors of
President and Vice President Of the United States
duly elected such electors. In testimony
whereof, we have hereunto set hands at the
capitol, in the city of Madison, this twenty seventh
day Of November, A. D. 1900 W. II. FROETI-
LICH. Secretary of State: J. o. DAVIDSON
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