The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-21


Pursuant 10 section of chapter ss OF
the Public Laws, we hereby announce
that we have counted the votes cast In the
state at the election held ON Tuesday,
Nov. s. A. ID. 1904, for the candidates for
electors OF president and vice president OF
the United states. representatives in con-
gress and general officers, and that we
fAd
That the total number OF votes cast in
the state at said election for the candi-
dates for electors OF president and vice
president OF the United states In sixty
eight thousand six hundred and nfty-six,
OF which forty-one thousand SIX hundred
and five are for Samuel NJ. Nicholson or
Providence Webster knight OF warwick,
Rowland q Hazard OF South Kingstown
and william Watts Sherman OF Newport;
twenty-four thousand, eight hundred and
thirty-nine are for John w. Davis OF
Pawtucket David s. Baker OF North
Kingstown. Hamilton Fish Webster or
Newport and James Il. sullivan OF Nara
gansett; nine hundred and hfty-stx are
for Henry wehner OF Woonsocket, Bob
ert Webster OF Pawtucket. Henry Il.
Thomas OF Providence and Paul Loegel
OF Providence; seven hundred and sixty
eight are for John ". Wells or South
Kingstown, Charles II. Tiley OF Provi-
dence. Fred T. Jencks OF harrington and
William r. Brightman OF Tfverton. and
Bernard j. Murray OF Providence, Ever
EFT / Bowers Of Providence. Thomas
Donahue OF Providence and Adolph Guild
brason OF Providence.
That the total number OF votes cast I'm
the First Congressional District or the
state at said election for the candloates
for representative in the Fffty-ninth Con-
gress OF the United States, Is thirty-one
thousand Ave hundred and two, OF which
fifteen thousand FIVE hundred and eighty
three are for Daniel L. ID. Granger OF
Providence. fifteen thousand'four hundred
and fifty are for John III. Stiness OF Prov
Idence. and four hundred and sixty-nlne
are for George A. Conibear or frovloehce'
That the total number or votes cast IN
the Second congressional district OF the
state AT said election for the candidates
for representative, I'm the Fifty-ninth
congress OF the United States is thirty
two thousand and ninety-three. or which
eighteen thousand two hundred and
twelve are for Adm II. Capron or smith
field. thirteen thousand two hundred and
seventy-eight are for Franklin y. owen
OF Scituate and six hundred and three
are for Bernon L. Helme OF South Kings
town
THAT the total number OF votes cast in
! the state at said election for the can
didates for governor Is sixty y-nine thou
/ sand one hundred and Ave, OF which
| thirty-three thousand eight hundred and
/ tventy-one are for George III. Utter OF
| Westerly. thirty-two thousand nine num-
/ dred and sixty-five are for Lucus r. Z.
i Garvin OF Cumberland. one thousand and
eighty-nine are for William E. Brishtman
| of Tiverton. seven hundred and forty
/ three are for John Edward Carney OF
| Pawtucket and four hundred and eighty
seven are for Peter McDermott OF Provi-
| dence.
| That the total number OF votes cast In
! the state at said election for the can
| didates for lieutenant governor Ia sixty
| seven thousand six hundred and thirty
| five. OF which thirty-ive thousand three
hundred and sixty-eight are for Frederick
H. Jackson OF Providence. twenty-nine
thousand seven hundred and seventy-two
are for Adelard Archambault OF Woon-
socket one thousand one hundred and
twenty-slx are for Willis II. White OF
! Providence six hundred and ninety-sis
are for Anton Effich OF Cranston. and SIX
| hundred and seventy three are FOL
| Thomas r Herrick OF Pawtucket.
That the total number OF votes cast II
| the state at said election for the can
/ didates for secretary of state IL sixty
eight thousand and seventy. Of which
thlrty-nlne thousand seven hundred anc
I eight are for Charles p. Bennett or Provi
/ dence twenty-five thousand eight hun
! dred and thrty-six are for John II. Keelir
of East Greenwich, one thousand and
twenty-nine are for Samuel r. Prentice
of Providence. eight hundred and ninety
two are for James Il. Allen OF Providence
! and six hundred and five are for Henry
| O'Nef Of Providence.
! That the total number Of votes cast In
the state at said election for the can
/ didates for attorney general IN sixty
seven thousand nine hundred and thirty
4 nine. of which thirty-six thousand nins
hundred and thirty-nine are for william
r. Greenough OF Providence. twenty
eight thousand five hundred and thirty
two are for George r. Brown OF Provi.
dence one thousand and ninety-four are
F, for Thomas H. Peabody OF Westerly
seven hundred and seventy-seven are foi
Joseph NJ Cunha OF Providence. and five
I hundred and ninety-seven are for james
McCuigan of Providence.
THAT the total number OF votes cast II
the state at said election for the candi
dates FOR general treasurer is sixty sever
thousand six hundred and seventy nine
OF which thirty eight thousand four hun
dred and one are for Walter A Read o
Giocester. twenty y-six thousand. seven hun,
dred and ffteen are for Edmund Walker
OF South Kingstown. one thousand, one
hundred and eight are for Smith Quimby
OF Warwick. eight hundred and seventy
nine are for William Burke Of Pawtucke
and five hundred and seventy six are fo
Moses Fassel Of Johnston
WE THEREFORE, DECLARE
That SAMUEL NJ. NICHOLSON o
Providence. WEBSTER KNIGHT OF War
wick. ROWLAND O. HAZARD OF Souti
I<inEstown and WILLIAM WATTS
SHERMAN ~ Newport are elected
ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT and VICE
PRESIDENT OF the United States who's
terms I'm office are to commence on M
fourth day of March A d. 1908.
That DANIEL +. n. GRANGER o
Providence Is elected REPRESENTA-
TIVE IN the FIFTY NINTH CONGRESS
OF the United States from the First Con
gresslonai District Of this state.
That Adm r. CAPRON OF Smithnelt
is elected q REPRESENTATIVE In th'
FIFTY NINTH CONGRESS of the UniteC
states for the Second Congressional Dis
trict OF this state.
That GEORGE " UTTER of westerl,