Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-10
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

NO. 25997.-UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Department Of State.-To ALI to whom these pres
provisions Of the act OF Congress approved Febru
airy 8. 1887. certify that the following is true
of the electors for President and Vice President
appointed in the State of Minnesota, at the cleo
as received by me from the Governor Of the said
State: Certificate Of Election Of Presiden ial
Canvass Thereof.-state of Minnesota, IS: Pur
suant to the laws Of the United States, 1, John A.
Johnson Governor OF the State OF Minnesota. do
Of votes cast for Electors of the President and
Vice President Of the United States at general
election held in this state on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November, in the year
of Lord thousand nine hundred four,
pursuant to the provisions of the laws Of this
state for such case made and provided and in
conformity with the Constitution and Laws of the
United States, that Thomas Lowry, Arthur W.
Wright Thomas Simpson, Basil Smout. Benz. b.
Sheffield, John q. Nelson. Edward W. Backus, Geo.
Peter l. Holen were duly chosen and appointed at
said election Electors Of President and Vice Pres
~ ne v he Of ebe nted
to begin on the fourth day OF March, In the year
of Lord one thousand nine hundred five. And
do further certify that at said election,
tained by me from the canvass duly made by the
State Canvassing Board of the State of Minnesota,
final ascertainment of the number of votes cast
for Electors of President and Vice President of the
United States, and other purposes, the following
named persons received the number of votes for
Electors Of President and Vice President of the
United States, hereinafter appears set opposite
their respective names: Thomas Lowry received
651 votes, Arthur w. Wright received 216,236
votes, Thomas Simpson received PIG. 1877 votes.
Basil Smout received 216 140 votes. Benz. b. Shelf
field received 216,I19 votes. John c. Nelson
ceived 1928 votes, Edward W. Backus received
,OS6 votes, Geo. W. Peterson received 216.094
votes, Franz L. Cliff received 216.06S votes, J. IL.
Hearding received ,065 votes, Peter l. Hoen
received 216,O7S votes. Timothy O'Connor received
%. 1877 votes Swan ]. Turnblad received So, 14S
votes, John Frank received SO, 1879 votes, ID. ID.
Murphy received 50, 126 votes, G.. W Batchelder
received 55,09S votes, II. F. Vessel received So,
099 votes, ID. w. Parsons received 55,093 votes,
J. j. McKinnon received IS. 092 votes, r. G. Far
rington received IS. 0SS votes, Anton G. Weiss
ceived "a 500 votes, John f. Ostrom received 54,
92S votes F. A Wilson received II, 1872 votes. q.
W. Buckn received II ,4SS votes, B. Marschner
received II ,424 votes, George F. Wells received
$3.50 votes. Thomas j. Meighen received 2,103
votes, J. J. Hibbard received 2,05S votes, John r.
Campbell received 2.043 votes, Alan A. Brackin-
reed received 2,051 votes, l.. G. Long received
2,O33 votes, C. G. Davidson received 974 votes
In testimony whereof have hereuDto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal of the State be hereto
Affixed, at the Capitol, in the City of Saint Paul.
this 9th day of January. I'd. 1905 tSeal) JOHN
A. JOHNSON. Governor. Attest: =. f. HANSON,
Secretary of State. In testimony whereof. l, Jonn
Hay Secretary Of State of the United States. have
hereunto subscribed my name and caused the seal
of the Department of State to he Affixed Done at
the City of Washington this 9th day of January.
A. D. 1905 and of the Independence of the United
States of America the hundred and twenty
ninth. (Seal.) JOHN HAY. IT