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DISCUSS WATER.
City Council in Executive Session Look
Into Some Propositions

The city council last night spent al
most The entire evening IN executive
session. discussing the water PROPOSE
ton, which has been under consldera-
ton By the special water committee Tor
some time past The committee AMI
Mayor Morris have been hard at work
trying to effect an exchange OF water
between the city and the farmers IN
Cottonwood so as to secure control Tor
the cl.y of the Big Cottonwood water
and is believed that success has
crowned their efforts and that the clIys
water supply win be materially In
creased. A report viii be submitted
TO the city council on Monday night
after which The result Of the commit
tees work win be known,
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Flsbbum RJ i51, Nelson CDl l'o' ti sp,
dommls Ioner, four year term. hS,'
CRI i6l Capener ID 1875 FoI CON S9
Missioner two year term. JONES .n NJ,
iig grown no ~. For snetln
i1,..rbson CRj is. Wood % ny. FOR
Jossp lmror. cole R) l4, peterson
l I,H I T'e For recorder Madison 90
i@1' Wleht % 49, For clerk va, Ha'e q,
, uuy Wv Foyley OR) i5o Marsh lD(
no For surveyor. Holloway w
iiii4-. uoytensen (D) 1856. For assessor
To- ~ | Xxx i4i, Facer O)) liD For
sChoo auperInteudert Jensen W.
l53. Bingham % lAO
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ba will arrive IN this country SATURDAY
from France. and will open her tour on
Tuesday, Nov. Is, In Portland me- ~
Kronberg Is accompanied by his Wlie.
Nine. Melbas engagement here VIII Dc
under the direction % M. George ~
Pyper, manager VI the salt Lake Ioe"'
ter.
Nov ., l9oi-Tho Priesthood Of s Y
sign stake win meet, In regular m99w "a
ly session Friday, the llth inst az ,' 10y
D. m. Bishop o. +. whitney wl'l ao ",
dress the meeting on the fupJey. y,
priesthood, and important bu'll''''
win be transacted, ,,,,.r
RICHARD W. lOJ 40
JOSEPH s, WELLS
JOHN NJ KNIGHT.
stake Presidency
.------.s - 49, ------
sousa tonight at sharp
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Elghty.dye Out Of II Counties
Give Him a Plurality Of 10, l05
Over Parkr
FOLK is ELECTED GOVERNOR.
Congressional Dclegatrn Is Evenly
Divided Acknowledgment
On Joint Ballot

ST. Louis. Nov. lO.-Unoihcl'l W.
,,rns from IS ont OF IA ,ountles in Mis-
so,rl Diva Roosevelt a plurality Of TO-
at over Parker. and Fox D)' LOT gov
ernor, plurality OF 3@l5 over wan
bridge dJ. According to Democratic
su,horlty the other cointies yet to re-
port will show a gain for Folk ana
rrobable loss for Roosevelt.
There Ia nothing 10 me returns re-
ceiyed thus far today to indicate any
change IN the statemmt made las'
night that Mlssourrs Congressional oe'-
egatlon viii stand eight Democrats ana
eight Republicans gdn Of seven LOT
the latter This much Is conceded by
the Democratic leaders,
A Republican majority on JOINT ballot
IN the general assembly Is conceded by
the Democrats. who have lost control
Of the legislative body for the Nrst time
In i6 years. This VIII insure the cleo
lion OF Republican successor to Unit
ed states Senator CockelL 1t Is claim
cd that the sixteenth district Is IN
doubt and may go Republican,
MARYLAND FOR ROOSEVELT.
Baltimore. Nov iO,-Upon the face Of
unofficial returns Roosevelt has carried
Maryland by plurality Of 49, The ac'
ual result win not be- known until the
official count has been made The count
begins In the counties and in Baltimore
today and may be completed during the
nlqht. but the supervisors are not nm
lied as to time In declaring the result
and II may bee one or more days before
the Official reports iu al the counties
are given out. Both the Republican
and Democratic chairmen are now
claiming the state.
Another situation resulting from the
closeness Of the vote in Maryland Is the
probability OF a mixed electoral vote
from the state ana the definite iacts
in thls respect VIII not be known I'M
| Nh the official count has been made.
Returns from the missing counties III
the state are still coming IN very SLOW
ly at the different party headquarters
| whore Il was announced there Woulu
| probably be nothing conclusive received
! before night
At Republican headquarters 1t wa'
/ announced at If o'clock there was nolh
! ing ON the situation to give out.
Chairman Evans, of the Democratic
committee. expressed the opinion ina
me whole state ticket with the eXcep
lion Of Cook for secretary Of state am,
/ Allen for auditor, would pun through
ana said that he believed mat late
ana more complete returns would SHOW
| n victory for Parker in Missouri
souga tonight at S sharp.
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.AnnuSennenfS

sousas big band opens its season at
the Tabernacle tonight arriving from
a highly prosperous engagement In san
Frnclsco during the afternoon, The
program tonight Is full Of variety and
includes "Parsltal' selection, The
three sololsts OF the company and the
Tabernacle choir viii also have part In
the program. Tomorrow viii be chill
dren's day and a popular program viii
begin at 3;ij Tonights performance
is set for 8 o'clock.
At the Grand tonight "The SHOW
Girl" announced as a "mirth provoke
ing bit Of tom-fooery,' opens for the
remainder of the week.
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sousa tonight at s sharp.
sousa tonight at s sharp,
HITCH IN DUGGER CASE.

Upon motion Of District Attorney
Benner X. Smith, Judge Lewis this
morning dismissed the case OF the state
Of Utah against G. z. Digger without
preiudice, and committed the defendant
10 Inc custody OF the sheriff, upon MS
failure to secure bond IN the sum OF
81 600. Dugger Is charged with commit
ling an assault upon sadie Daughters
ON Sept 10, 1904. The complaint now
ever had the girls name wrong hence
n WAS dismissed, and a new one VIII be
fled this afternoon, and defendant VIII
be given another preliminary hearing
in the city court. The girls correct
name is Britannia Susie Daughters out
the officer who swore to the comila,nS
evidently got the names mixed hence
The necessity OF fling new complaint
defendant was represented by Alter
news soren X. Christensen ana {. NJ
Nielsen.
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JUDGEsHIP IN DOUBT.
Outcome of Race Between Llv'
inaston and Erickson Unknown

AZ late hour this afternoon the out
come Of the race between Livingston
CR) and Erickson ID Of sanpete for
the iudgeshlp OF that district was still
In doubt. The two candidates have
been running very close and the irienIs
OF each will be anxious until the result
IA definitely known. In sanpete county,
which Is otherwise heavily Republican
II is rather remarkable that Livingston
should nave been beaten by MS Demo-
cratic opponent by SO7 votes. The re-
turns from San Juan VIII settle Whlch
OF the two is the victor.
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sousa tonight at s sharp.
sousa tonight at s sharp.
LATE LOCALS.

I'm. usun Htsly Twentieth ward
lpurt v.I pke Mace IN tle warl
3mua BAN tomorrow night a
Meek H.gr % ths same place a grahd
Iaar~yH Ron viii bs given.
Mr. s. ltronberg has arrived In the
CITY I'm the interests Of the appearance
of Nine. Media. who comes 20 SAT- Lake
on Friday evening, Jan. 90 Nine Mel
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Salt Lake Route Chang's Hour for
Leaving Salt Lake

The Salt Lake Route viii place a new
time table in effect Sunday Nov 49,
which contains the following changes
Train No. 3 for Nephl ana intermedi-
ate points will leave Salt Lake at a..
nl. Instead OF 1880 a. IN. TRAIN NO. D
FOR Eureka and intermediate points
via the bennington cutoff VIII leave
salt Lake 10 minutes earlier than NJ
present. or at 7.i5 a, m.
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SENSATION THAT TIZzLED.
Mysterious divorce suit which Turned
out 20 be Descrtlon.

on oct. 2S suit for divorce was
filed I'm the district court by William
Lawrence against Grace Ford Law
renee on the ground OF deserton, but
a veil Of mystery WAS placed around
the affair By the attorney In the case
and the clerk of the court and the
COMPLAINT was withdrawn from the
Office by the attorney after II had been
filed. but without II being entered upon
me register Of actions, Hence il was
nuf made public until yesterday when
h was returned TO the clerks Office.
Instead OF there being anything sem
satloual I'm the complaint 1t deyelopeS
that the ground OF divorce was Moth
ing more than desert.on and hence the
action of the clerk and the attorney
was evidently unwarranted.
II Is alleged in the complaint that the
parties We're married at Takoma Park
Md. on Aug Is, 1889, and have one
child Defendant deserted her hus-
band on oct. 10. 1904 al Washington,
ID. G.
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Was the Wife OF the Late Pre-
mier Crisp of Italy,

Rome. Nov. l0.--Rosalie Montmasson
is dead. She was the repudiated wife
OF the late Premier Crlspl with whom
he spent his most stirring days She
participated IN his exile aud also In the
war OF independence being the only
woman member of the famous expedi-
ton OF 1000 which conquered the Two
sicllles Resale M0ntmass0n was
decorated By Garibaldi on the battle
field.
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A Dem onstratIon In Tries

Triste. Austria, Nov. io-A demon
slratlon here last night in favor OF the
establishment OF an Italian university
at Trieste. between the opposing fac
t,ons resulted IN a collision and counter
demonstrations. The disturbance was
not Of a serious nature, a dozen per.
sons were injured, the police interviewed
and q few arrests were made
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AN OFFICER or THE LENA.
Praises Treatment Received in
San Francisco.

ST Petersburg, Nov 1O,--A letter from
an officer Of the Russian auxiliary
cruiser Lena, which arrived at San
Franclsco Sept. ii, and was detained
there under the neutrality laws, Is
unfinished here. He expresses the
highest praise Of the cordIality of the
San Franciscans towards the officers
ana men OF the vessel The writer al
Ia assures his countrymen that he has
moi seen any evidence " alleged hostil-
itv towards Russians. The San Fran
ciscans. he adds. are doing everything
In their power to tighten the tedium Of
the Russians detention, The officers
are literally showcred with invitations.
sousa tonight at 5 sharp,
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TooELE COUNTY.
Vote of rooels City. Gran'sVi''e'
Vernon and Lake Point

The vote OF ToOele city IL az lollo"s'
Presidential electors. Republican 2oS;
ber,ocratlr. 1854 Socialist 26i hoMell
Ct1 Isl. Powers Oh, lij, Schock (o,9'
"a. cutler R1. 90. Moyle CD, lee'
Kaufman (g). rs: Tlngey uRl, 2Si'
Harmon fD1 i15: Porter (SJi ~ Ed-
wsrds (R1. 21g. Gelger tD1, ~; Me-
Lachlan 80, 22i Christlanseh ~ 800
Wilson %, 1866 Arilson lsJ w By oon
den (Rl Isl; Bagley Cpl 40 49, o lNSn
dal (gJ, q Nelson R), wv, FVI,V'
(D). l72 Lewis 80, q; straup w,
2S5. Varlan %, l75, Goodwin l9., ~,
Clqgg (R), 272 Beyan ODD, lyo, M15Se
0RS' 292. Hall o., IA; Lewis lmL
2s0. stewart Cd, 1870, Armstrong w.
9ss. Hurd (DD, l76; Richie (k'l KY,
cherry lDD, M. LOofbouroW llt)' ssVi
Van cot (D) 1856 Gundry al oV1i
Greene (D) $50; OrmlstOn Isl, wv an
dsrson fR1, 270. Barus CD, 1867 hlk-
Sngton Isl. a; Shields (R), 2S5, Brack-
nn M i5g Anderson 81, TO- AJAX
M 21o. spolrs Cd, 1855; Mrs Mllis
Ss1 a. Evans (R.), 220, Gowans tpJi
SSSC Eitlngfon 81. Is, Fraley tkl
5Si. rannep fD) us: SHELTON 81, 2O'
liiilward fR( gS5 sudworth CD ii.e,
Wiiis sr tsl. II; Orme R). 2sl
X6 i (p1, tu; Morgan 80, "a
Gordon mi ga DNnlavy (D), 49, an
derson tRO, 2s6, Gutfi1se (lDDJ' az
Leayer (RJ. 2Sl; iNalilaay ~ ~
strasburg R), 2SOi HlmlnlnslOn ~,
1855. ELLINGTON tR), 2Npi u'"H"S YIN
49, p. r.rry =,
American party-Hlles reItyuc,
James, 8; Rogers, 4 ArmstrohB' y N.Y.
Dowall 4, Christensen T.
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TEA

There is more demand for
poor tea than for good yoa
think too mach Of your
money
Write tr 90, gooel,d,, roaA a Schlias g
Company San l-.l.t
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g2o Vaughan CRJ gls, Nebeser %
227. Ilolton (R) 2lS, for the Legl l.,a.
ture Ballard g2s, Leaiham .-A' Mice
22i CDJ ana Roberts us, MauBhan ky
Merrill go ORJ. Crouquist % soo'
Knowles (R) no. Larsen % XXI,
Campbell lD) 222. kimball % -5i,
Parkinson CR) Ai iuuen 90 XXI
Richardson (R.) 222, Jcppesen Cd -l4,
Smith tRJ g22. slater % 22l, Eames
Orb gl6, Keller % 22g, Walters W
rs. Mitchell (D.) 226 Schaub % wv
Nelson GA 25S, McCarey ItJ XVI ,il oi
Justice OF the peace Harris ut( @.e,
I'M Cd no, Tor constable. PearI W.
NII. HnlInn lnl lal.
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elder county (eAcluhlNe VI '"''' fN'
llshed yesterday are as follows;
DEwEYvlLLE.
Presidential electors Roosevelt, So
Parker. 90; Debs, 1. For Congress-
Howell CR). IS Powers o., 32i Shock
fs). (. For governor Cutler G), IS;
Movie CD). 81. Kaufman 81, /. For
secretary OF state, Tingey (R), 81; Hat-
mon Cd. 32i Porter 90, /, For slale
auditor. Edwards R), 55 Gelser %,
82. McLachlan 90, /, For state treas
urer. Christensen (R), jj Wilson OBJ
32. Allison (SD. I. For attorney gem
eral. Breeder (R.), 50. Bagley tDJ, ~.
Randall tS1,l. For superintendent OF
nnhllc instruction. Nelson tR), 81, Por-
ior (pO. 30; Lewis fS), T. For Judge
of tbe supreme court. Straup (R), "a,
VarIan CD1. 80: Goodwin 90, ]. For
state senator. Clegg CR), %; BeVah
IN NJ For representative Fishhurn
,RI 55 Nelson (D), g. For district
,udge Maughan CRJ, 81. Hart D), 49,
For district attorney Holton lh), oo'
Nebcker %, 81 For county commlss-
sloner four-year term)' Hart 90, ooi
Capentr Cd, 30. For commissioner
GlTo-year term Jones (R), So; Brown
M AL For county clerk, Valentine
tRA So: Olsen o., g. FIR sheriH, Jo-
sephsen R). %. Wood tDli 80, For
Recorder. Madison (R). So; Wight ODD,
"a For attorney Foxley (R), 50 MARSH
my AZ. For assessor Box OS), bo'
racer tD), 81. For treasurer Cole lk)'
"a. peterson D) SO. For surveyor
Ioldaway CRO, Sc, Mortensen tD), 80
SUPERINTENDENT county schools Jensen
R1. SO. Bingham %, 81.
WILLARD.
presidential Electors Roosevelt 1868;
parker les. For Congress: HoWell
~ l5i. Powers ID 1893. For justice
NJ The supreme courts straup ut) W.
| votian an 1E. For governor. Cut-
,or 1pl 15s. Moyle % l35. FOR
secretary OF state Tingey M 20
| Heron fD) 1888. For attorney-general'
Treeden (R.) l5g. Bagley Cd l52 FOR
auditor. Edwards dL) lte deiger W
40 For treasurer Christensen lkl
itS. wilson (D) 1873, For superlnten-
| aont Of public instructions Nelson (R.l
isi Porter % 1872 For state senator
First district: Clegg ORO 1867 Beyar
M has. For district Judge. Maushaal
| fR6 i56. Hart ID l39 For district
1ttorney. Hoton (R) 1853. Nebeker d.
1879. For representative TO LeslslatuIe
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COVE


Complete returns snow sna' oi q"
votes cast the Kepunlic,Glls Isog ,.,,.,. 90
inc Democrats . a,u t,e ',yV s.,,, conn-
But ltlle scri''nlns o. ..l.l.' ''' N'''
~ officers ihe woe s,anDS ss. ~. NAM
For Repuollcan eieol'Ih i So, .o' ' IN
ocnts 81 Tor 9oCl''ss'7' !, ,,o" M gS
IS; Powers lDG ., Cuut, S St' t,S 9y'
Moyle, lDJ, o. Ilngey' ~ SSsn i'S ON.
non, do ., Chrl7it ia''eg.' p5es.'i,ay'
Wilson, CD Y breed,ins 'i' ,5. % p5o i9rs
ley Oh, b Nel'on' ~; oo, io nm
Cd, B. stnnp 90. ~ a''" tn %
3, Maughan, tR.l os' harL ~
Holton. R( 5s' Neoeaeh ~, % NJ 5o,
erts, Vaughan ana morrill, W, W. .1
representative, each 90, ,i ba,,I,S'
Leatham, Miles o., eaoh hoi,M'gs'
OR), 81; Cronqulst VD,h o. ii'Iu nr .s''3'
(R), 20; Thompson, lpI - l.1,oo,'
ut), Is, Campbell lD)- 81 o tatN,,,.o,"
0t). so kimball 90 ~ ihlIJ,n,s' 'u G5W
R), 3S Hmren' tDJ,, D, s."', w, VSsS,
3S, Jeppcsen OBJ u E9nle's " tJJ',, v,'
slater DQ, Wttlterss5, w ,,,,,i fSI
lDl, 3 { Schaup NH.l ~ DIV l.'" Sni "a"
o. McCarey tR')' iO' Ne'so"' 'D'' ~
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CHARLESTON,

The Democratic national and state
tickets received majorities throughout
In Charleston. The vote
For Parker electors 1914, RooseVeit'
"A. Powers 90, 1866 Howell RI, ~
Moyle %. lO6. Cutler dR), ~; Har-
mon (D). 1906 Tlngey (R), Y Gieger
GA. 1866 Edwards (R) 2i wilson
%, iO6. ChHstlansen ,R), t2 bagley
ID, lO6. Breeder (R). 70; Porter (Dg,
lO5. Nelson (R). 10; Varian 90 W.
straup CRJ, ", Hart %, lOli Maugh-
am tR), %, Nebekor %, loi Holton
CR). 75 For representatives, Ballard,
ll2, Leatham, lOi. Miles l06 (D); ana
Roberts, Co, Vaughan. 20, Charlton
Merrill. % 0t). Cronqulst ID, III
Knowles tR), 6S Thompson %, ~
Hendricks (R) So Campbell (D), lVl,
Larsen R). % KImbal %, O.,
Parkinson tR), 10, Ilurren Cd, lOti
Richardson tR), ~, Jeppesen OBJ, lVo'
Smith (R), "a, Slater lD) 1927 Eames
(R), IS, Keller on, l0i Waters ~,
~. Mitchell ca, lO1. Schaub OR), O9'
Nelson CDJ, l2c McCmey tR) 5Si Jar
dine (DD, ii2 Clark (R.) 6S for justice
OF the peace, Thompson (D0' lO1 ana
Dahlc (RJ, "a Tor constable
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VERNON

Presidential electors Roosevelt. 52'
Parker. 3; Debs, 81 Howell Rl 40;
powers tDl. Q. Cutler (RJ, i6; Moyle
nJ. 12: Tingey CR), 52. Harmon
(DJ. s. Edwards R), 81; Gelger o. ,.
a Christensen (RD, o., Wilson (DJ.
& Breeder (R). 50; Bagley Cd, 6;
Nelson (Rl. 81, Porter D), 8 Straup
(R). 81; Varian Cd, z. Clegg (R),
81. Bevan %, Z, Morse (R), 5S,
Hall DJ, I; Lewis (R). jii Stewart
DJ, G. Armstrong tRl, 81 Hurd (D1,
6, Richie (R), 81 Cherry CD, 9;
I,oofbourow (R.), 20; Van Colt Cd,
G.. Gundry (R). 81; Greene ID, 8;
Anderson (R), 81; Barrus Id, 8;
Shields (RJ, 81, Bracken Cd, 6;
Ajax (R), 50, speirs ID, 6; Evans
tR). SO; Gowans %, 16; FraIley (R)
52 Tanner D). g. Milward tRl, W.
sudworth D), 6; orme CR). VIZ
Adamson CD). 6. Gordon tR(' S9i
Dunlavy (Dl, G. Anderson (R(' Nh
Burridge (DJ, g. Leaver (R), oSi
Halliday Cd. 6.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money " Il falls
10 cure. l.. W. Grcyc's signature Is on
each box. sc.
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sMtTTIFIELD

aurns show heavy Republican ma
~ 1'he Socialists polled votes
s(he Americans 3. The vote STANDS
qn"bllcen electors 800; Democratic
toc,aiist a. Howell (R) 1885, Pow
, DO, 2ib, Cutler Flls S'- .l,o,,,
n 2n. Tingey Ord, Ss5, hS t.I.l'l
u, 2u; Edwards lRl. S'o, uy u;y
AZ, gSe. christensen 90 osS' WI
al tp)' 2ii. Breeder dR), Ss2 Bag-
iev mi 9i2. Nielsen tR), $685. Porter
I6N al. straup (Rl, 2Oi, Narian lDl'
SH. Vaughan (R), 31i' Hart (D)' 2os'
Uniton (R1, 372; Neheker OBJ 700.
pobsrts Ssl Maughan 5Sd Merrill SiS
ny for legislature, Ballard 2ie Leath-
~ an Miles 3O7 ID Knowles tR),
go. Cronoulst Cd, 2i6; Hendricks
ny lOi. Thompson Cd, 2S5, Larsen
fpS 907 Campbell (D), 2i2; Parkln'
snn R1. 3St; Klmban CD, 25l; Rich
arSson tR), Az, Hurren Cd, lsS
smith (RO, A0l Jeppesen ODD, Ss
Eames (R1, 89i, Slater CD, 2iIi Wat
tSrs tRl SsS; Keller o., 2iI sehuab
my All Mitchell tD) $40, MoCarey
CR1 S97 Nelson CD, 2i2; William
nouslass CR). 400. for Justice OF 'he
peare. William Pilklngton Cd, 200
RICHMOND.
Richmond returns show maJoritl,e.s
for the Republican national and thg
state Democratic tickets, The vote j
ns follows: ~.
For Republican electors 2SO, for Dem
oorstio 2lS; Powers % 230, Howe.
(RO 2ib. Moyle % $50; Cutler ~
as: Harmon CD 226; Tingey CR) 2l6
Geger Cd 22S, Edwards tkJ ~
Wilson ID 22I; Christensen e.
sis. Bagley % 22l Breeder lR) zl5
Nelson (R.) 225. Porter CD Aii va
Ran (D.) 226; sraup (R) 22oi Hart o.,
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LAKE POINT,

pros,dont,al electors Roosevelt, 81
Parker tS Debs, I. Howell az, %,
powcrs fD)' is: Schock, 50, l. cutter
INK a. Movie. D), %; Kaufman
tsJ. 2, Tlngey R.), 80; Harmon Va,
iS Porter. (S), /, Edwards dGl' 90,
Celrer. ODJ. Isl McLachlan, (alr %,
CbrigIansen. CR.). So. Wilson, % 10,
Arilson' ts). /: Breeden (R), 80, rag
iev ml' rs. Randall. 81, !; NelsoH'
M. 8. Porter, Cd, IS; Lewis. ~, A.
Straup. Gl1, %. Vanan D), ~ ,t.'ol,
win. tSL /. Clegg, (Rl, ~ ,hhe[ 'S ta'
M 10. Morse. (Rl. 50; Holl, o. ~
IoVis ms. So. stewart, d., -; Arm
strong. tRJ. 53. Hurd (D), 10, tl 'cnie'
CRJ 81; cherry %. 10 Looiooea 'o ,,'
CRJ x. Ray Van Colt (D), Isl "a ~.
dry fRl. So. Greene, tD)' ~ ma
so1' CRJ. a. Bauus Cd. 20, anle,af
RD. 30: Bfacken 90, Is AJaN' w,
53. spelrs, ID Is Evans 90 gS33'
Govons DJ. 10, Frliley Rl' stt'
Tanner. 90 is; Mllward, go 9i
sudworth %. IS. Orme, (RJ, o..
Adamson, 90, Is; Gordon ~ g.ss'
Dunhyy 90, %, Anderson w 90,
Bprrldge. 90 IS; Leager, ~ ~,
Halladay, Dl, 49, Williams lk),o 'o'
Davies, (R), As, Brig Davies (D1 w
one vote was cast for the Soclallst
Ticket with the exception Of Kaufman
who received votes
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nRANTsvILLE

Republican electors, 23i Democratic
electors. l5S: Howell (R), 2d5' Powers
oD1. i66. Riles (A1, 1; cutler lt2, zSV,
Movie DJ. lG3 Terry az, ! Imgey
tRl. g3t: Harmon DA l6Oi EDWARDS
(R1. g3O Glegcr CD, 1850; ChrlstlSn-
son (RD. 22g. Wilson Cd, llg; Bfeedeh
tR1 22s Baeley o., 100, Nelson M
SSO. Porter (D). i5S; Straup Rl' 5SV'
Varian D), 1871; Clegg tR). 2lo' PC
van D). l6, Morse tR) 2Sl Hall
CDj. i59 Lewis CR), 229 stewart (D('
l6l. Armstrong (R). 225; Hurd ",
iGl Rtchle R). 23o Cherry Cd, los'
Loofbourow tR), 22S; Van Cott tDl'
i6s. Gundry (RJ, 232; Greene % 10y
Anderson R1 1871 Barrus CDJi lgi
Shields tR), 22i: BraCken tDl, 1907
Ajax R) 900; Speirs Cd, 1852 Evans
ar. 227: Gowans (D), 1853 Fralley
tRJ. 23i. Tanner Cd, l6l Mlllward
(RD. 265: Sudworth Cd, l2G Orme
(RD 23O. Adainson tD), 1907 Gordon
fR). 22l Dunlayy Oh. 1885, Anderson
CRl. 22g: Burridge CD, l6g, Leaver
Cpl. 2lS. Halliday Cd, llg; Green
(Rl. 925. Johnson CD), lGii Palmer
tRJ. 2lg, Rydalch (D). Ill
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IN BoXELDER.
List of the Returns as They Have
Come In From Boxelder.

Election returns received from Box
elder county exclusive Of those pub
llshed yesterday are as follows
ppyCEYVfLIE.
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sousa tonight at S sharp.
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sousa tonight at s sharp.
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NEW TINE CARD.

sousa tonight at s sharp.
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RosALIE MONrMNssoN DEAD.

sousa tonight at 5 sharp,
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sousa tonight at s shaTp.