Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-15

TO THE HONORABLE JOHN HAY. SECRETARY
Of state of ths United states rs of America ca
November, AID. 1900, The canvassine board provided
Complied Statutes of NEBRASKA the same being an
act entitled An act TO provide general election
and the filling Of vacancies IN ohiie, met at the Of
flee of the secretary OF state IN Lincoln, Nebraska
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of public accounts, and J. u. Meserve treasurer.
n @ e AND e eSf Of the r
States OF America at the general election held in
said state fer snch purpose and for the election Of
1900; and that at said election. as shown by the
said canvass of votes, there east In the said
state of Hebraska for each person for whose ap-
ponment for electors foc President and Vice Pres
ident any and all votes were cast the following
number Of votes G. O. Loheck received one hundred
fourteen Thousand and thirteen 1140l3>, John II.
Felber received one hundred thirteen thousand five
cefved one hundred thirteen thousand five hundred
thrty-seven d13,530, W. G. Swan received one
hundred thirteen Thousand four hundred seventy.
seven G13.47D. Peter Ebbeson received one hundred
thirteen Thousand 1ve hundred two u13.5oG) Robert
ceived one hundred thirteen Thousand four hundred
eleven 113,i1D, James Hughes received one hun
dred thirteen thousand four hundred twenty six
Ola. 426,, John f. Nesbit received one hundred
twentyone thousand eight hundred thirty-hve n21,
1851. Robert b. Windham received one hundred
twenty thousand four hundred Fifteen u21 40.
Edward Royse received oae hundred TIVE twenty-one
S..N"S
l.. Jacobson received one hundred twenty-one thou
sand three hundred eightythree d2l 1888, John l.;
three hundred eightythree u21 .3S3l Joseph LANCER
received one hundred tweEty-one thousand three
received one hundred twenty thousand three
hundred thrty-six f121 $3.50, Wallace r. Barton re
dred n Ga1 Charles E. smith received
three thousand six hundred ffty-five 500, John
tSrse hss. ys reeed
thousand five hundred eighty four 3, $50, Frank A.
Burt received three thousand five hundred eighty
sand five hundred sixty-hve q $3.50, George II.
Hornby received three thousand five hundred sixty,
eight i3,5asl. Joel Warner received three thousand
five hundred sixty-one t3,56fl, d. A. ShaffeT re-
ceived three thousand FIVE hundred sixty t356l
Jerome Shamp received one thousand one hundred red
four u,104, A. A. Perry received one thousand and
seventy-eight lois .. "; Pierson received one
ceIved one thousand and sixty-s Il .od6), Dewitt
Eager received one thousand and hfty-liVe q G,o
sever a. O57, James s'ockham received one thou
sand and hfty-four .05f, James Brooks received
ins received eight hundred twenty three 1928. r
Alexander received seven hundred nine nine C'99,
& shsre
five (795), John Toilet received seven hundred
@ J. sm seven hn
dred ninety four (1a4J, r A. Edwards received
nad tier Whole n
two hundred ed tyons Thousand and five 1 oo
ceived the highest number Of votes cast at said
election for electors for President and Vice Presi
dent. duly elected: John F. Neshit, Edward
Royse: John /. Kennedy. Andrew c. Christensen,
LANCER, Wallace II. Barton. Cseal.) In witness
whereof. have herennto set my hand and caused
the great seal Of the state of Nebraska to be
affixed. Done at Lincoln. Nebrnskn. this 18th day
IT January. in the year of 4our Losd one thousand
nine hundred one. OF the state of Nebraska the
thirty fourth and OF the Independence Of the United
States the one hundred twenty-ffth. By the gov
Secretary Of State. a 1t