Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NO. 25sss-uNTTED STATES OF AMERICA.
department. Of State.-To all to whom these pres
enfs shall come, Greeting: In accordance with the
copy VI the certificate Of the final ascertainnent
appeinta in the State of New Jersey, at the cleo
ton helQ therein the sth day of November,
State: TAB STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Frank
lin Murphy, Governor of the State of New Jersey,
do hereb certify that the Board of State Canvass
vember. instant, In accordance with the laws OF
the State of New Jersey. did then and there ascer-
tain and determine that, election held In the
said State on the eighth day of November, instant
Uzal H. Mecarter. Washington A; Roe6ling; DO
seph W. Cooper, Alexander c. Wood, Lewis =
Thompson, Adolph Mack. Richard II. Williams. J.
Hull Browning, Henry Dickson, Arthur B. Leach.
Jacob Ringle and Aaron s. Baldwin were duly
elected and chosen Electors of President and Vice
President of the United States, and | do hereby
vassers did then and there also ascertain and de,
termine. under and by virtue of the laws of said
said election for each person for whose appoint
ment any and all votes were given or cast Tor
United States follows, to wit: Uzal II. Me-
Carter received two hundred and forty five thou
Washington A. RoebIng received two hundred and
forty-hye thousand one hundred and sixteen votes
ZAP l8l, Joseph W. Cooper received two hundred
and forty-fve thousand one hundred and forty
three votes t245, 143, Alexander G. Wood received
two hundred and forty rive thousand one hundred
and forty nine votes t245 149), Lewis $. Thompson
received two hundred and forty-iiye thousand one
hundred and sixty three votes t245, 1881, Adolph
Mack received two hundred and forty-five thousand
one hundred and thirty votes GAS, 131), Rich
ard H. Williams received two hundred and forty
five thousand one hundred and sixty-four votes
t245, 164), ]. Hull Browning received two hundred
and forty five thousand one hundred and forty nine
votes t245, 149), Henry Dickson received two hun
bred and forty five thousand one hundred and nine
teen votes (245, 49, Arthur b. Leach received two
hundred and forty-fve thousand one hundred and
forty-nine votes GAS, 149), Jacob Rngle received
two hundred and forty-fve Thousand one hundred
and twenty mine votes t245129), Aaron >. Bald,
win vol fxvn hundra md fort -fyp
one hundred and twenty six votes GAO, 126), kcn-
ard v. Lindabury received one hundred and sixty
u64564), Howard Carlow received one hundred
and sixty four thousand FIVE hundred and ffty-one
dred and sixty-four thousand five hundred and
sixty-seven votes 164,567l Benjamin Franklin
five hundred and sixty-one votes q64,561l. Isaac
w. Carmichael received one hundred and sixty
u64,562D, Haley Fiske received one hundred and
sixty -four thousand five hundred and ffty-four
votes u64 o54l De Witt Clinton fianagan received
and ffty-one votes q64 SD, Jacob l.. BunneH re-
eeved one hundred and sixty,four thousand i've !,
hundred and ffty-six votes u64 $3.50, Augustus ID.
Vanderpoel received hundred and sixty-fOur
thousand five hundred and seventeen votes 16i,,
SID, Elvin w. Crane received one hundred and
sixty-four thousand five hundred and forty-two
votes q64, $40, John J: voorhees, received one
thrty-seven votes u64,5 $50, Edwin A. Stevens re-
ceived one hundred and sixty -four thousand five
hundred and thirty-seven votes 164, $50, William
II. Nicholson received six thousand eight hundred
and thirty eight votes g. e3sJ, George LaMonte
eeived six thousand eight hundred and thirty nine
Thousand eight hundred and thirty,sis votes vote,
hundred and thirtyeight votes t6.S3Sl, Charles r.
Garrison received six thousand eight hundred ana
thirty-ive votes t6,s35), Ross Slack received six
thousand eight hundred and fortyfve votes t6.S4o),
Joel G. VanCise received six thousand eight hun
dred and forty-two votes t6s42, John Bergman
votes g. s42,, David Hopper received six thousand
eight hundred and thirty-seven votes 6.ssa,, joel
thirty-two votes CG,S32), Robert J. s. White re-
ceved six thousand eight hundred and thirty -four
sand eight hundred and thirty nine votes IS, $780,
Albin Strobel received nine thorsand five hundred
and eighty -four votes t95sD, Claus Detlif Hintz
received nine thousand five hundred and egnty-ohe
votes (95sD, Peter f. Burrowes received nine
thousand five hundred and eighty-two votes l9,5s2l,
Gothard Arvidson received nine thousand nve nun
dred and eighty votes t95S0), Willard ID. Pancoast
received nine thousand five hundred and eighty
two votes % 5S2), Andrew Perno received nine
thousand five hundred and eightytwo votes t9oS2l,
Thomas B. Dennis received nine thousand five hun
dred and eighty votes e, 5S2l, f. Clinton Dey
received nine thousand five hundred and eighty
seven votes $50 Wilson b. killingbeck received
nine thousand five hundred and seventy eight votes
t9,57S). Max Richter received nine thousand five
hundred and eighty-three votes t9,5S3l. Robert
Stroller received nine thousand five hundred and
eighty-th votes t9,5S3), Joseph G. Eulenstein
received nine thousand five hundred and eighty
votes (9,5sO), Henry Schmid received two thousand
six hundred and seventysix votes t2,616t, Abraham
b. Herschmann received two thousand six hun
bred and seventy-six votes t2,676), Herman Land
enty-six votes (2676l Charles Beckett received
two thousand six Hundred and seventy-seven votes
hundred and seventy-nine votes (2,6I9l, Albert
Grieb received two thousand six hundred and sew
thousand six hundred and seyenty-sN votes
t2,676), Adolph Blome received two thousand SIX
received two thousand six hundred and eighty
(2,6S0), Joseph Jacobs received two thousand
six hundred and seyehysa votes 269 na say
enty-six votes (2,616l, Henry F. Scbreck received
two thousand six hundred and seyenty,hye votes
t2,675), Joseph r. Buchanan received three thou
sand seven hundred and four votes %, IO4l, Edgar
Conrow received three thousand seven hundred and
three votes $685., John Rauch received three
thousand seven hundred and four votes t3,iO4.
Wallace l.. Brock received three thousand seven
hundred and four votes %, 704). Louis L. Franz
received three thousand seven hundred and three
votes t3 1881 Frank J. Shattle received three thou
sand seven hundred and four votes g. 704l, John E.
Mckee received three thousand seven hundred and
four votes 3,104), Samuel Warbasse received three
thousand seven hnnSred and and three votes S hn2
dred and four votes (3704) Edward A. Wallace
received three thousand seven hundred and three
votes e. 7O3), Joseph B. Keim received three thou
sand seven hundred and four votes g. iO4), John s.
DeHart received three thousand seven hundred and
five votes g, 105); scattering, 43. In testimony
whereof l have hereunto set my hand and caused
the Great Seal of the said State to be hereunto
affixed at Trenton, this twenty-ninth day of No
vember, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and four, and of the Independence OF the
sn f FRSk IN 0Sf By the
S. D. DICKINSON. Secretary of State. In testi-
mony whereof, I, John Hay Secretary Of state o.
name and caused the seal of the Department OF
State to be affixed. Done at the City Of Wash
ington this 10th day of December. A. ID. 1904:
and of the Independence of the United States of
America the one hundred and twenty ninth. tSeal)
Holm HAY 1t
NO 257ss = UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Department of State-To all to whom these pres
ents shall come Greeting: In accordance with the
provisions of the Act of Congress approved Febrn-
airy 8, 1887, certify that the Following Is true
of he cprtca of the final aScefta1nment OF