Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-11-10

pass amendment 40. Forty women
voted. In 1898 the republican plural
ity was 1873 in 1898, a.
LaFoIIette's Plurality Falls.
Monticello, Wis, Nov. 5.-The vii
lage and township give LaFollette 8
majority. Cooper for congressman
is probably elected Martin probably
also elected to senate. Douglass for
assembly in lead. Report is county
ticket is elected with office Of sheriff
in doubt Great falling off in repub-
lican ticket. Two years ago LaFol-
lette's majority was So and Scofelds
four years ago Al.
Eau Claire Majority 700.
Eau Claire, Wis, Nov. 5.-County
Chairman Davis of Eau Claire county
gives La Toilette and the state ticket
about 700 plurality, both republican
assebmlymen are elected and the
whole republican county ticket elect
ed, except possibly the sheriff. The
republican plurality in 1900 was l.
746, in 1898, 1906.
Swept by La Toilette.
Milwaukee, Nov. 5.-Returns from
about the state show that Wood coun-
ty went republican by 1000 plurality,
Winnebago by 1900, Door by 1900,
Vernon by $500, Green by 700 and
complete returns from Waupaca coun-
ty give the republicans a majority of
1858 there.
jefferson Democratic.
Jefferson, Wis, Nov. 5.-Rose, Wat
tawa, Mathie and Wood carry Jeffer-
son county by rot less than 1900 each.
Benson, democrat, is elected to the as
sembly as we'll as Kern, democrat.
Kerschensteiner is elected to the SEN
ate. The vote on the school and pass
amendments was close. The demo
cratic plurality was AT in 1900 and
$50 in 1898
Grant Solid for La Toilette.
Lancaster, Wis, Nov. 5.-Lancaster
city gives BAT for La Toilette and 141
for Rose, Lancaster town 1876 for La
Toilette and 102 for Rose. The vote
for the other state officers and mem
Der of congress vary but slightly from
these. Enough other towns in Grant
county are heard from to indicate that
La Toilette will have larger major
ity than the ticket had four years
ago, and that both republican candi-
dates for assembly are elected by in
creased majorities over that year,
Cary appears to run slightly ahead of
his ticket The amendents, except
the pass amendment, are largely neg
atived in this county. The woman
vote is light and nearly all for Cary
and against the amendment. La Fol
lette's plurality in Lancaster city in
1900 was 323, Scofield's in 1898, 1876.
Cary Leads in DodgeViIIe.
Dodgeville, Iowa County. Nov. s.
Gov. La Toilette received a plurality
of 142 in this city, Cary's plurality
was 230 and Houser's 166. Iowa coun-
ty will give the governor plurality
Of some 800.
Badly Split.
Marinette, Wis, Nov. LA Fol
lette has a reduced plurality in the
county. The indications are that the
republican county and legislature
tickets are elected. The vote was
badly split.
Amigo Democratic.
Amigo, Wis, Nov. 5.-Rose's major
ity in the city and six towns is 1874.
He will probably carry the county by
200, Williams, democratic candidate
for congress, will carry the county by
$50. The county ticket will be largely
democratic. The vote on the amend
ments will be about even.
From Sank.
Baraboo, Wis, Nov. 5.-LaFollette
carries the city by about 200 and Sank
county by about 600, Babcock about
700, Assemblyman Johnson, republi-
can in first district by 200, and Evans
democrat, in the second district by Is.
The republican county ticket won by
about 700.
Wood Gets Green Lake.
Green Lake, Wis, Nov. 5.-LaFol-
lette runs about even with Rose in
Green Lake county as far as heard
from. Wood, democrat, has a major
ity of 1876 over Adams so far as can be
ascertained. Smith, democrat, is
ahead of Wellingard, republican, for
member of assembly.
The county officers are democratic
except the clerk of courts, district at
torney and possibly the register of
deeds. The republican county super
intendent is elected.
Governor Behind in Rock.
Edgerton, Wis, Nov. 5.-La Toilette
carries the city of Edgerton by 55,
Cooper for congress by 1O2, White for
the assembly by Ill.
Stafford Elected.
Milwaukee, Nov. Sin the fifth
district William H. Stafford, repub-
lican, is elected to congress.
Rose Carries Beaver Dam,