Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-22

NO. 25s61.-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 Febru-
airy g. 1887 l certify that the following is true
copy of the certificate Of the final ascertanment of
the electors for President ard Vice President, APP
pointed in the State of Missouri, at the election
held therein on the Sth day Of November. 1904, as
received by me from the Governor of the said
State: THE STATE OF MISSOURI.-To all who
shall see these presents, Greeting: Alexander
hereby certify that l have this day. as provided
by law, canvassed and added up the returns cerd-
fed and transmitted to me from the several Coun-
vote cast for the Electors of President and Vice
President Of the United States. at the general
election held in this State on the eighth day OF
November. A. D. nineteen hundred and four and
do find and ascertain that Lawrence NJ: Jones, for
ty-one Thousand and four hundred and forty-sK
votes; that Daniel NJ. Houser; for Elcetor at
Large, received three hundred and twenty-one
thousand and two hundred and nnety-nine votes;
and that the said Lawrence NJ. Jones and Daniel
said office Ct Electors at Large and that William
II. Yancey, for Elector of the First Electoral Dis
triet, received three hundred and twenty-one thou
sand two hundred end thirteen votes; Albert f.
Fisher, for Elector of the Second Electoral Dis
tr.c, received three hundred and twenty thou
sand and two hundred and twenty-eght votes;
John f. Frost, for Elector of the Third Electoral
District, received three hundred and twenty-one
thousand and two hundred and thirty-two votes;
Richard W Van Trump, for Elector of the Fourth
Electoral District, received three hundred and
twenty -one thousand and two hundred and sixteen
votes; Walter NJ. Davis, for Elector of the Fifth
Electoral District, received three hundred and
three votes Alfred f. Dickey, for Elector of the
Sixth Electoral District. received three hundred
and twenty one Thousand and one hundred AMI
twenty votes; Edward &. Merritt, for ElectOr of
the Seventh Electoral District. received three hun
dred and twenty-on thousand and one hundred and
Eighth Electoral District received three hundred
and twenty thousand and one hundred and
the Ninth Electoral. District. received three hun
dred and twenty-one thousand and ninety-fiye
Electoral District. received three hundred and
twenty-one thousand and one hundred and twenty
Eleventh Electoral District. received three hum
dred and twenty-one thousand and eighty-foIr
Twelfth Electoral District, received three hundred
and twenty-one thousand and eighty-seven votes:
Polite Elvins. for Elector OF the Thirteenth
Electoral District. received three hundred and
twenty lone thousand and one hundred and fifteen
votes; Thomas j. Brown, for Eector of the Four
teenth Electoral District, received three hundred
and twenty-one thousand and one hundred and
thirty nine votes; John ]. Davis, for Elector of the
Fifteenth Electoral District, received three hun
dred and twenty-one thousand and eighty-four
votes; Frank c; Wilson, for Eleetor of the Six,
and twenty-one thousand and twenty votes; and
that the said William H. 1ancey, Albert F.
NJ Davis Alfred f. Dickey, Edward c. Merritt.
Isaac n Enloe, Charles j. Daudt, John A. Gillian,
Henry Henry raFkef ehf obo aril and Frnn
C. Wilson. Electors of the several districts named.
received the highest number Of votes given or cast
district. Now, therefore, | declare the said Law
renee NJ. Jones, Daniel NJ; Houser. William II;
Yancey. Albert F. Fisher. John E. Frost, Richard
Van Trump. Walter VI. Davis. Alfred Z. Dickey,
Edward c. Merritt Isaac y. Enloe. Charles j.
Daudt John A. Gillian, Henry S. Parker. Henry
c. Grenner. Polite Elvins, Thomas J. Brown John
Davis and Frank c. Wilson duly elected Electors
for Electoral Districts of the State of Missouri
as aforesaid IL testimony whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and caused to be affixed the
Great Seal of the State OF Missouri. Done at the
City of Jefferson. this eighth day of December. in
the year of Lord one thousand nine hundred
and four. of the Independence of the United States
the one hundred and twenty ninth and of the State
of Missouri the eighty-ffth. tSeal) A. NJ. DOCK
FRY. BY the Governor: SAM b. COOK, Secre-
tary of State. In testimony whereof. |. John Hay,
Secretary of State of the United States have here
unto subscribed my name and caused the seal Of
the Department of State 10 be affixed Done at
the City of Washington, this 22d day of Deem
her A. d. 1904. and of the Independence of the
United States of America the hundred and
twenty ninth. (Seal.) JOHN HAY. 1t