Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

has been received at this department from MI
+ 8 Atkins: the consul Of the United States at
yeIDber 1904, at sea, OF Frank Meek and Frank
Crsgg, American citizens. The legal representa-
ton By applying this department. Per dispatch
No: 90. Dated December 5. 1904. 1t
or FICIAL.l DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
has been received at this department from Mr.
Herman r. Dietrich, the consul general Of the
United States at Guayaquil. Ecuador. Of the death
on the Sd Of November. 1904. at Bucay. Quay
aquil, OF Thomas j. Madden, American citizen.
Ter dispatch No. 81 Dated December "a, 1904. 1t
NO 28o24.-UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
department OF State.-To all to whom these pres
ents shall come. Greeting: In accordance with the
airy g. 1857, l certify that the following is true
copy of the certificate of the final ascertanment
appointed in the State of Michigan. the election
held therein on the sth day of November, 1904. as
p ne n STATE 81 1he
Il. GEORGE A. PRESCOTT. Secretary of State OF
the state of Michigan and custodian Of the Great
Seal of the State hereby certify that the attached
sheets OF paper contain correct transcript of the
votes given and the determination of the Board OF
State Canyassers, relative to Electors of President
and Vice President. the original of which is on Tile
in this office. In witness whereof, have hereto
atfxed my signature and the Great Seal of the
State, ut Lansing, this ninth day of January, In
the year Of our Lord nineteen hundred five. ,sea)
e. a: PRESCOTT. Secretary Of State. By Al
BERT DUNHAM Deputy Secretary of State.
Presidential Electors Certificate Sheet.-The whole
number Of votes given at said Election of Electors
of President and Vice President of the United
States WAS million. two hundred and seventy
four thousand three hundred and forty-seven, and
they were given follows viz: Three hundred
ana sixfy-four thousand. nine hundred tfty-seven
hundred and sixty-one thousand, eight hundred live
votes were given for Homer f. Back; three hun
votes given for Henry NJ. Dufield; three hun
dred and sixty-one thousand, six hundred seventy
three votes were given for Edgar Rexfori: three
hui dred and sixty thousand, six hundred sixty
votes were given for Frank L. Knappen; three
hundred and sixty-one thousand six hundred sew
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three hundred and sxty-one thousand, seven hun
dred fortyone votes were given for Robert b.
loomis; three hundred and sixty-one Thousand,
seven hundred twenty-five votes were given for
Edward g. MCPHERSON; three hundred and sixty
given for John E. Wallace; three hundred and
sixty one thousand five hundred eighty votes
and sixty-one thousand. FIVE hundred thirtysix
votes given for Harlan ]. Dudley; three hundred
six votes given for Edgar B. Foss; three
hundred and sixty one thousand, four hundred
three hundred and sixty-one thousand, four hun.
bred one votes were given for Otto c. Davidson;
dred ninsty-two votes were given for Thomas +.
Carroll; one hundred and thirty four thousand. one
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hundred eighty -four votes given for Joseph
L. Hudson; one hundred and thirty -four thousand,
one hundred one votes were given for Samuel w.
Beakes; one hundred and thirty four thousand
hundred twelve votes were given for Samuel Folz;
one hundred and thirty -four thousand. and forty
five votes were given for Leon D. Case; one hull
dred and thirty thousand, and eighty five votes
We're given for Peter Doran; one hundred and
thirty-fou thousand and seventy four votes
given for Frank H. Carroll; one hundred and thir
ty-four thousand, and eighty five votes were given
for Frank w. Hubbard hundred and thirty
four thousand and sixty votes given for Hor-
\. Montague; hundred and thirty -four thou
sand. and forty -one votes were given FOR Antoine
F. Cartier; one hundred and thirty four thousand,
and twenty seven votes were given for Charles l..
Snyth; one hundred and thirty four thousand. and
thirteen votes We're given for Walter f. Newberry:
hundred and tnirty-tlre thousand, nine hun
dred nine given for John Power. tlir-
teen thousand, four hundred forty-one votes
given for Samuel Dickie; thirteen thousand three
hundred forty eight votes given for Charles
p. Russell; thirteen thousand. three hundred eight
sand, three hundred twenty eight votes given
for David s. Warner: thirteen Thousand. three hum
dred eleven votes We're given for Henry G: Cole
man; thirteen thousand. three hundred nineteen
votes were given for Myron S. Mead thirteen
thousand, three hundred eighteen votes were given
for Frank Taft; thirteen thousand, three hundred
thirteen thousand. three hundred two votes were
given for Julian S. West: thirteen thousand, three
hundred twelve votes were given for Daniel NJ.
Christian; thirteen thousand, three hundred four
thousand, three hundred ten votes were given for
Louis r. Russell; thirteen thousand, three hundred
seven votes given for John NJ. Deakins; thir-
teen thousand three hundred twelve votes were
given for John F. Harper; nine thousand and forty
thousand, nine hundred 6fty-two votes We're given
for Henry E Allen; eight Thousand, nine hundred
thousand nine hundred thirty six votes were given
for U. R. jenkins; eight thousand. nine hundred
M nne hndre ol IL nsss
given for Otis N. Southworth; eight thousand, nine
Heath eight thousand nine hundred forty three
votes were given for Cyrus L. Shaw; eight thou
sand nine hundred forty votes were given for I'D
ward l.. Card; eight thousand, nine hundred forty
two votes were given for William G. Welsh; eight
thousand, niue hundred thirtysix votes were given
for Abraham n. Mohr eight thousand nine hun
dred thirty-three votes were given for Joseph La
Barge; eight thousand. nine hundred twenty seven
votes given for Joseph Boustead eight thou
sand, nine hundred thirty votes were given for
Ollie Kirchen; thousand and thirty-sx votes
We're given for Edward Bauer; thousand and
ten votes given for Eiizabertus Smith:
thousand, one hundred eight votes were given for
John NJ. Harris; one thousand and sixty-one votes
were given for John P. Terry; thousand,
hundred fiftynine votes were given for Henry g.
were given for Frank Emerson Powers; one thou.
sand, one hundred fftytwo votes were given for
ffty.one votes were given for Albert F. Beebe;
one thousand, one hundred iftyseven votes were
given for Daniel G. Wachs; one thousand; one hun
bred ffty-twO votes were given for James NJ.
Houghton; one thousand, one hundred ffty-two
votes We're given for Alexander Little; one thou
sand, hundred fifty three votes were given for
Daniel Thompson; one thousand. one hundred fifty
three votes were given for James f. Stewart; one
for John A. Corner; one thousand. one hundred
ffty-two votes were given, for Henry Fl. Long;
given for Edwin D. Cox; two votes were given for
Elizabertus; six hundred and fftyfour votes were
given for Henry NJ. Griffith; one vote given
for Frank .Bawden; thirty-eight votes were given
for Harry A. Hamsey. We: the undersigned State
CanvaSSerS. DO hereby certify Inc foregoing De
a true statement of all the votes given in said
State of Michigan, for Electors of President and
Vice President of the United States at the General
Election, holden the eighth day of November
A. d. 1904. Witness hands, at Lansing, this
fourteenth day of December, A. d. 1904. FRED.
NJ. WARNER, Secretary of State: DANIEL Nc
COY State Treasurer; EDWIN A. WIL1DEY Com'r
State Land Office Board of State Canyassers. We,
the undersigned State Canvassers, from exam
nation of the election returns from the several
counties of the State received by the Secretary
of State, determine that, at the General Election
held on the eighth day of November, 1904, Philip
H. Mcmillan, Homer E. Buck Henry NJ. Dufheld
Edgar Rexford, Frank D. Knappen, Whitman f.
Clark, Robert B. Loomis, Edward G. Mcpherson.
John e. Wallace, William NJ. Smith, Harlan ].
Dudley, Edgar B. Foss, Albert B. Cogger and Otto
G. Davidson were duly elected to the office Of
Electors of President and Vice President of the
United States. In witness whereof, we have here
subscribed at Lansing. the fourteenth
day of December, 1904. FRED. NJ. WARNER,
Secretary of State: DANIEL Mccoy. State Treas
urer; EDWIN A. WILDEY. Com'r State Land Of
fce Board of State Canvassers. In testimony
whereof l, JOHN HAY, Secretary Of State of the
United States, have hereunto subscribed my name
and caused the seal Of the Department of State to
be affixed. Done at the City OF Washington, this
10Th day Of January, A. d. 1908, and of the In
dependence of the United States Of America the
one hundred and twenty ninth tSeal) JOHN
HAY. III
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