The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-26
CANVAS OF VOTE.

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| The county canvassing board which
began going over the official returns
of the recent primary election Thurs
day morning has completed it's Iabors.
| Through ignorance on the part of
the election judges, the returns in
many instances We're badly arranged,
and the board of canvassers has been
unable to arrive at the total vote cast
! in both parties. In some instances the
| judges punched the Democratic and
Republican votes, and did the same
with the ballots cast by males and fe-
males, so that it is absolutely impos-
sible to tell the exact vote. The in
structions read plainly enough, but
many Of the judges did not seem to
comprehend their meaning, or did not
take pains to follow them.
Taking the vote cast for sheriff,
Which was the largest on each ticket,
as basis, the total is $3.50.
The Republican candidate receiving
| the greatest number of votes was John
NJ McClintock, for the office of county
attorney, who got $3.50. The Republic
can candidate receiving the least num-
Der of votes was Howard c. Kendall
for sheriff, 1870.
The Democratic candidate receiving
the greatest number of votes was
Charles C. Miller, for sheriff, 1179, and
| the one receiving the least number was
John B. Connors, nominee for county
commissioner from the Seventh dis
trfct, SO.
The official count shows the follow
I ing vote to have been cast:
REPUBLICAN.
District judge, Eleventh judicial dis
trict-William A. Cant, $500; Josiah
D.. Ensign, $685.
Congressman, Eighth congressional
Idistrict-J. Adam Bede, 3,747; William
D. Edison. 1924; Jesse L. Jellison, 665.
Senator, Forty-ninth legislative dis
triet-E. B. Hawkins, 2,4S9.
representative, Forty ninth legiSla-
tive district-P. E. Bowling, 1885; DR..
Dav;d Graham, 1866; George j. NAL
Iory, 1880.
Senator, Fiftieth legislative district
Ernest R. Jefferson, $50; t. NJ. Pugh,
lbs.
Representative, F'iftieth legislative
disIrict-S. H. Eckman, SO; Ray T..
Lewis, 1892; John R. Randall, 1,124.
Senator Fifty-first legislative dis
trict-T. B. Daugherty, 500; George R.
Lagbourn, 1,249.
Representative, Fifty-frst legislative
district-J. Danly Budd, 794; n. F..
Hugo, LAS; A. j. MCGEE, 651; Philip C.
Schmidt, S92.
County auditor-Odin Halden, 3,S15;
Andrew Johnson, 1900; Olaf P. Stem
son, 1,70S.
County treasurer-W. A. Holgate,
3,317; Lucius H. Whipple, 4,024.
Register of deeds-Gust Bergquist,
21a1; l.. M. Johnson, 1,720; Milford G.
Pa.,aer, 1882.
Sneriff-John T. Arrnstead, 1866;
William j. Bates, 1,153; c. M. Burnett,
1877; w. w. Butchart, 1879; John A.
Healy, 739; Howard c. Kendall, 1870;
Ole Larson, SOS; John R. Meining, $751;;
Archie Philip, 1874; William c. Sar-
gent, 1874.
Judge of probate-Walter G. Bon
ham, 3,51S; Jehu B. Middlecoff, 1888.
County Attorney-John M. McClin-
took, $3.50.
County surveyor-Charles p. Frank,
$3.50; George A. Stephenson, 1906.
Clerk of district COURT. P. John
son, 6,040.
County superintendent of schools
Andrew T. Park, 9,141; Abdiel G. Par
sons, 1,O95; William H. Stultz, 1909;
Bert N. Wheeler, 2,614.
Coroner-Dr. S. H. Boyer, 6,307.
County Commissioner, Second dis
trict-Emil Engle, 375; Louis r. Helb-
ing, 626; George H. Schulenburg, $50.
County Commissioner, Fourth dis
trict-FIiSha MOrcOm 639
County Commissioner, Sixth dis
trict-Neil McInnis, 767.
County Commissioner, Seventh dis
sey, 1876.
DEMOCRATIC.
District judge, Eleventh judicial dis
trict-John B. Richards, 1,086.
Congressman, Eighth congressional
district-Charles d'Autremont, Jr.,
544; Marcus L. Fay, $50.
Senator Forty ninth legislative dis
trict-Stephen c. Murphy, 3G7.
Representative, Forty ninth legisla-
tive district-Frank E. Bradley, 1928.
Representative Fifty-first legislative
district-James E. Kellogg, 355.
County auditor-A. M. Morrison,
1892.
County Recommendations ]. Miller,
|1,130.
Register of deeds-August Hagberg,
1,O7S.
Sheriff Charles G. Miller, 1,179.
County attorney-Michael H. McMa-
hon, 1,107
Clerk of district court-Walter B.
Moer, LOO.
County commissioner, Second dis
trict-F. w. Kugler, PIP; Morris Thorn
as, 139.
County commissioner, Seventh dis
trict-John B. Connors, SO.
Asks For Recount.
Sheriff William C. Sargent has de-
cided to contest the nomination of w.
w. Butchart for the office of sheriff.