Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-07

CERTIFICATE OF THE BOARD OF CANVASS
ers TO Canvass Certificates for Electors-State of
vermont, IS: Pursuant to the laws OF the State
o o. Vermont We Charles II. stearns. Lieutenant
State. and John II. Merrineld Speaker of the
Eonse of Representative the board legally constI
tuted by section 10 Of the Vermont Statutes 10
canvass the votes for electors of President and Vice
PRESIDENT of the United States cast in the state OF
Vermont at the election held on the Tuesday after
the first Monday in November A. ID. 1904 aid
meet In the State House in Montpelier this third
Tuesday In November. I'm the year OF our Lord One
Thousand Nine Hundred and -Four and first having
been duly sworn did then and there publicly can
vass said votes aud thereupon found that votes for
Electors of President and Vice President OF the
United states had been cast at said election for
Gated against their respective names: Walter NH ~
Berry received 0.f59 votes Edward h. Finn re-
votes, Arthur F. Stone received 40 asa votes: Alex
ander Cochran received BIT votes II. Hoxie Hall
97s7 votes Henry n Deavitt received 3 7st voice.
Frank W. Wheeler received 192 votes Willard A.
ceived 1872 votes, Eugene NJ. Campbell received Te1
votes, Royal A. Martin received s54 votes. John
w. Arvidson received $50 votes, J. Walter Shelley
received s54 votes. William IL. Jones received SIS
votes. scattering received vote and we did there.
upon declare. and do hereby certify and declare
walter H. Berry. Edward y. Finn. Frank A. Bond
and arthur p Stone. the four persons having the
President and Vice President OF the United States
Tor the State of Vermont chosen an election for
that purpose held therein the Tuesday next after
the first Monday in November. In the year of onr
Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Four agree
ably to the provisions OF the laws OF the said state
and in conformity with the Constitution and laws
of the United States. for the purpose Vf giving in
their votes for President and Vice President of the
United States for the respective terms prescribed
by the Constitution OF the United States to begin
on the Fourth day OF March In the year OF our Lord
One Thousand Nine Hundred and Five Done at the
State House In Montpelier Vermont this Fifteenth
CHARLES H. srEaRS .Ia Foor
FREDERICK g: FLEETWOOD. Secretary of State:
Representatives, Board of Canvassers. State OF
vermont Office of the Secretary OF State: / hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true COPY of the
certificate of the board legally constituted to can
vass the votes for Electors OF President and Vice
Vermont at the election held on the Tuesday after
me nrst Monday in November. AID. 1904 filed in
day OF November AID 1904, as appears BY ei the
files and records of this office. fSeai) witness my
signature and the seal of this office at Mcntpee-
this Second day of December. One Thousand Nine
Hundred hundred and ans -Four. GEORGE L. HUNT. Deputy
secretary OF STATE. 1t
City OF Little Roek.-To Whom These Presents
Shall Come, Greeting: l. JEFFERSON DAVIS,
have this day. in pursuance OF the Constitution and
laws OF the United States and the State of Arknn-
sas, canyassed and added up the votes for the Of
flee of Presidential and Vice Presidential Electors
at the election held in the several counties of the
and that the duly certified returns OF said election
show that the following named persons received the
for said office Presidential and vice Presidentiai
Electors. viz: 7. b. Parks democrat. received Ca
votes: Id Mathes. democrat received ca 254 votes.
J: l.. Short, democrat. received 81 234 votes: Ben
uenfocTht, received t4.2if votes. T II.
Pryor. democrat received q 2i9 votes: w n
Duey democrat, received ca 254 votes: Creed Sald-
WELL democrat received Ga, I73 votes; G. r. Uay-
ME: democrat, received 81 O67 votes; e. w kim
ball. republican. received 40. 53S votes: O. r. Duke
republican, received 1868 votes; J. H. Mcpherson
republican. received 40 700 votes: r s. CofYmon
republican. received 40. 1874 votes; w L. McPher.
son, republican. received 49, GEO votes; J. w White
republican, received 1910 votes: A. c. Jones re.
publican received 1880 votes: W E. Yeager re-
publican. received 40, 1872 votes; c. b. Dennis re-.
publican received 56,6Sl votes; L. W. Perrin So
eiast. received l, SIG votes J. b. Andrews prohI-
bitfon, received 1903 votes: J. %. A. Bush neonle's
party, received 2314 votes; J. L. Scanlan peopIe's
party, received 2.30l votes; w $. Morgan people's
party, received 2.302 votes: T, w Uars neonle,s
party. received 2295 votes u. NJ. Browder peo-
pie party. received 3lS votes. And IL appearing
that t. b. Parks, H. T.. Ponder, Ed Mafhes j T.
Short, Ben Taylor, T. y. Pryor. W. r. Duley.
creed Caldwell, G. X. Haynie have received The
highest number OF votes cast for any nine persons
for said Office and this being the number OF sucb
Electors which State of Arkansas Is entitled ~
elect; now. therefore, l. JEFFERSON DAVIS Gov.
ernor as Aforesaid do hereby declare said nine last
above named persons receiving the highest number
OF votes. and each OF them. have been duIy
elected Presidential and Vice Presidential Electors
and they, and each of them. required TO meet
at the Seat OF Government of the State of Arkan-
sas on the second Monday in January 1905 AMI
give their votes for President and Vice President
and 10 and perform all other dnties required OF them
by the Acts of Congress I'm such case made and
provided tSeall In testimony. have hereiinto set
my hand as such governor and caused the Great
Seal OF the State Of Arkansas to be afxed on tfis
10Th day OF November, 1904. JEFFERSON DAVIS
Governor OF Arkansas Done 10y the Governor: mo
w. ChoCkETT, Secretary OF State. 1t