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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
A WISCONSIN RINGER.
Appleton and Oshkosh Horsemen In
voived.

volved
Appleton. Wis, Nov. S.--According
to information received from a rs
liable source red 81, a gelding bay
trotter owned at one time by j. H.
Glass of OSHKOSH, and trained in APP
pleton two years ago is the principal
in ringing scandal which is being
disclosed by the National Trotting
association.
Fred Fl is well known among the
horsemen OF this city as having
mark of 2:17A having had several
brushes with local horses and more
with Oshkosh racers having been driv-
en- by Fred Pritty. Concerning the
Developments in the charge Of ring
ing" the Oshkosh Northwestern d.
vulges the following information:
Oshkosh horsemen have received
Information to the effect that ring
ing scandal is shortly to De precipl
tated by the filing Of formal charges
to that effect by the Sec etary Of the
National Trotting association, and
that the horse involved in the case
is one formerly owned here, being
none other than Fred H, the fast
gelding owned and driven in this city
by Fred Pritty. Fred H., figured in
a number of brushes with local horses
and was conceded to be one of the
fastest animals In the city at the time
he was here, which was two year,
ago.
The Chicago Horseman and Spirit
of the Times has this to say OF the
case: Information, which we con-
slider reliable, has reached this Office
to the effect that the gelding Little
Billy, which recently took a record
under that name at Roanoke, Va, OF
2:20A in the second heat Of a race
which he won, is no other than Fred
H., 2:17A, by Reflect, which Fred
Noble and Scott Hudson campaignsd
down the grand circuit several years
ago. Fred Fl. was purchased from
Scott Hudson In the spring OF 1904
by ]. H. Glass, Oshkosh. Wis. acting
for Fred Pritty of the same city. Glass
raced the horse that year, starting
him In three races and giving him
record of 2;17A at 0ttaw&. Ill. In
the spring Of 1905 Fred T. vas sold
TO George II. Miller Of Winneconne,
Wis, who used him on the road. This
summer he was purchased from Mr..
Miller by Frank H. Bailey and short
| ly afer sold by him to Peter Hall
Hall was we'll acquainted with the
horse and bought him with a full
knowledge Of his real name and rec
ord. The descriptions sent out of the
horse Lttly Billy correspond to that
II Fred II. Fred II. is dun color,
md could be called a bucksktn or
,ay. He has very thin neck and a
small head, which he carries pretty
Ugh. He has been pin-hred on one
'ront leg and in addition aas weak
Jack. The above description exactly
allies with that given of Little Billy.
This information has been forwarded
% Secretary W. H. Gocher, Hartford,
Conn., and the case Will be investlgat-
ID. That Fred H. and Little Billy
ire the same horse we have no doubt"
This may be supplemented by the
statement that Secretary Gocher has
announced that he viii make case
lgainst Hall"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
members Of the neXt assembly

La Crosse-First, T. H. Miller, R.
La Second, V. S. Koeppel,
r.
Lincoln-F. W. Kubasta, r.
Marathon-First, Mich. Schmidt, ..
Marathon-Second, A. Marquardt, X.
Manitowoc-First, S. Wehrwein, Jr.,
R.
Manitowoc-Se l.. Ledvina, R.
arinette-First, e. w Leroy, R.
arinette-Second, w. H. Felvey,
R.
Monroe-John r. Jones, r.
Outagamie-Ffrst. Fred Peterson, d,
tagamie-Second, Charles j..
Hagen, r.
Ozaukee-W. j. Bichler, d.
Oconto-W. j. MCGEE, r.
William Kay, r,
Price-TayIor-C. F. Stout, r.
Portage-Fred j. Carpenter, r.
Racine-First, w. H. Bell, R.
Racine Second, J. o. Thomas, r.
Rock-First, A. s. Baker, r.
Rock-Second, Pliny Norcross, r.
Rock-Third, Simon Smith, r.
Richland--Levi II. Bancroft, r.
Sauk-First, Wilbur Cahoon, r.
Second, Frank F. Mueller, r.
Shawano-Antoine Kuchux r.
St Croix-Peter Anderson, D.
Sheboygan-First, John NJ. Ded-
ling, d.
Sheboygan--Stc ond, e. ]. Keyes, r.
Trempealeau--H. L. Ekern, r.
Vernon-B. F. Mains, R.
Walwcrth-E. H. Sprague, r.
ashington-Barney Potter, d.
Wood-C. R. Goldsworthy, r.
Waushara-E g. Krup, r.
Waukesha-First, r. Ainsworth, r.
Waukesha--Second, James A. Nc
Kenzie,, r.
Waupaca-First, Wesley Irvine, r.
Waupaca-Second. o. L. Glen, r.
Winnebago-Flrst, w M. Perry, r.
Wlnnebago-Second, NJ. L, Camp
bell, D.
Milwaukee.
First district-Herman II. Hebron,
r.
Second-Otto HaTass, r.
Third-William Disch, II.
Fourth-George F. Grassie, r.
F1fth-William J. Alldridge, s. D.
Sixth--Lucien Fl. Palmer, r
Seventh-Elmer T. Cain, r.
Eighth-Simon Kander, r.
Nlnth-Edmund ]. Berner, s. D.
Tenth-Hermau e. Georgi, r.
DISQUALIFICATION Brockhausen,
s.. D.
Twelfth-Carl d. Thompson, s. D.
Thirteenth-Charles z. EstaDrook,
r.
Fourtcenth-Joseph A. Domachow-
ski. D.
Fifteenth-Jacob Luy, r
Sixteenth-Frank J. Weber, s. D.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
CHARTER.FOR NEW
STOUGHTON BANK

Eau Claire is to have a new bank.
Articles Of incorporation were nled
and approved yesterday in the ONCE
Of Commissioner OF Banking M. c.
Bergh for the Eau Claire Savings
bank, capital stock $4,000. incorpor-
ators, F. B. Keith, A. ]. Keith, W. X.
Coffin, A ] Marsh. c A. Chamberlln.
H. L. Levy, David Drummond and d.
s. Clark.
A charter was issued to the recent
ly Incorporated Citizens State Bank
Of Stoughton, authorizing 1t to begin
business. The capital stock is $50,
900, DR.. F. B. Hyland Is the president
AMI r. D. McCook is cashier.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
GUIDE FOUND DEAD.
KILLED IN ROWBOAT

Three Lakes, Wis, Nov. S.-William
Bierbrower, a guide. was found dead
in rowboat on Four-mile lake yester-
day morning, shot through the head.
Berbrower was returning from the
polls. He could no have been mis-
taken for game.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
BOLD THlEF ROBS
BANK DURING RUSH

Milwaukee Nov. 8.--By a mistake
the result Of a clerk Of business firm
temporarily stepping out Of the banl
while a teller made up the cash callet
for by a check presented by the clerk
the sum Of s1,12ls5 was passed owe
the counter at the National Exchangt
bank on Monday afternoon to to;a
stranger, who at olce d.aapae2rys
with the money. Tie m2..GT is Go%
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
as THAT YOU. NARY
ASKS A PRoDISAL

Springfield, Ohio. Nov. S.-John
odge, a farmer of Vienna, has return
ed. He disappeared about seven years
ago, leaving a wife and two chill
dren. No trace of him could be found
and his relatives and friends gave
up hope of ever seeing him alive.
Hodge. a farmer of Vienna, has return.
when his wife appeared at the door
he said: rs that you. Mary?" She rec
ognized his voice and replied: Eyes,
John, come in"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
ADD S1,5OO,OOO
TO CAPITAL STOCK

The Pfster-Vogel Leather Co., of
Milwaukee has added million and a
half to its capital stock. An amend
ment to its articles of incorporation
was fled yesterday in the Office OF
Secretary of State Houser, signed by
President Fred Vogel, Jr. and Secre-
tary August H. Vogel, AMI increasing
the capital stock from s4,5O0,000 to
s6,00O,0OO. The fee for filing the
document was $3.50.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
Bridal Gown Her shrOud.

Appleton, Wis. Nov s.--Miss Anna
Koenig, aged 26, who was to have
been married this week to James
Turney of Fond du Lac, was seized
with hemorrhage while dressing for
a shower to be given in her honor and
died in a few minutes. She win b.
buried at the time and place where
she was to have been married and
will be dressed in what was to have
been her bridal gown.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
BABCOCK SAYS
MURPHY WINS

Milwaukee, Nov. S-"Mr. Murphy
is elected congressman in the third
Wisconsin district by a plurality of
very close To 7O0," conceded Repre-
sented J. w Babcock at the Pdster
yesterday.
81 admit that I am considerably
surprised at the result as believed
all along that my election was as
sured by narrow majority. l have
nothing to say as to the causes for
my defeat"
The vote received so far gives ].
w. Murphy of Platteville net ma
jority of FOG.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
Members of State Senate.

Republicans except as designated
otherwisel.
First district-+Harian P. Bird,
Wausaukee.
Second-"Henry Hagemeister. Green
Bay
Third-Isaac T. Bishop, Somers
Fouth-*Theodore c. Froemming
Milwaukee.
Fifth-Edward T. Fairchild, Mil
waukee
Sixtn-*Jacob C Rummel (Social
Democracy, Milwaukee.
Seventh-George E. Page, Milwau
kee.
Julius E. Roehr, Milwau.
kee.
Ninth-Theodore w. Brazeau
GranC Rapids.
~enth-twalter C owen, Maiden
Rock.
Eleventh George B. Hudnall su
perior.
Twelfth-'A. w. sanbOrn, Ash
land.
thirteenth Husting (Dem.)
Mayville.
FouEeenth-+F. NJ. Wilcox, Apple
ton.
Fifteenth-G, C. sedgwick, Mantle
voc.
Sixteenth Edward E. Burns
Platteyille.
Seventeenth Henry c. Martin
Darlington.
Eighteenth" Charles H. smjti
(Dem), Markesan.
Nineteenth--John Fridd. Nepeus
kun.
Twentieth-"George W, Wolff
Rhine.
Twenty, frst-E E. Browne, Wau
paca
Twenty-second "John NJ White
head, GAINESVILLE.
Twenty third-John A. Hazelwood
(Dem), Jefferson.
Twenty-fourth-"J. H. Noble, Ear
Claire
acknowledgement M. Marsh
NiellsYille.
Twenty sixth-+A. NJ. Stondahl
Madison.
Twenty-seyenth-Charles L. Pear
son. (Dem). Baraboo.
Twenty-eighth-*O G. Munson, VI
roqua
Twenty ninth-+James H. Stout
Menomonie.
Thirtieth-*James A. Wright, Mer
rill
Thirty-frst-H w. Barker, Sparta
Thirty-second-*T Thomas Morris, La
Crosse.
Thirty-third Henry Lockney, Wau
Ike; hG
'Holdover members elected in 1904
for -four wears.
flo fill unexpired term Of James
A. Frear.
4Re-elected.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
A PHILosoPHIc PROFESSOR.
Is Beaten by His EmpIoye But Tend.
ers Fluctuations,

Winstead, Conn. Nov. S.--Matthew
O'Brien, a stone mason democratic
candidate for the state legislature.
defeated his employer, Professor M
S. Pupin of Columbia university who
ran on the republican ticket Profes-
sor Pupin is distinguished scientis.
and makes Winstead his home
O'Brien has been employed on his es-
tate for some time. The professor
and O'Brien met just after the count
and the professor heartily congratu-
lated his successful opponent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
COMPLETE COUNT
ON NJ GOVERN

Milwaukee, Nov. S.-Complete re-
turns carefully revised show that
District Attorney Francis E. Mccoy
ern was reelected by plurality Of
1853 over F. w. Thiel. social democrat
and by 1,417 over F. Y. Boden, the re.
publican nominee.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14

New York, Nov. Sat midnight
there was still doubt as to who is
elected lieutenant governor. Sixteer
counties had not reported the off AL
count at that hour, but on the face of
the figures in hand the result favored
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, democrat.
icindependence league. The total
vote for the state as far as returned.
including the democratic stronghold
of Greater New York, for lieutenant
governor, gives Chanler 4,234 ana
Bruce 519,479. 1t appears that out
side Of governor and possibly Heuten-
ant governor, the democratic ticket is
elected.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14

The names and political preferences
OF the members-elect are as follows:
Following are the assemblymen our
side milwaukee county:
Adams and Marquette. H. Kim
ball, A..
Ashland-Ora h Berg, r.
yerWashburn-F. N
Clausen, r.
Brown-First, Timothy Burke, r.
Brown-Second, w. S. Hager, R.
Buffalo epin-C. A. Ingram, r.
Burnett Polk. P. Peterson, R.
Barron-G. E. Scott, r.
Clark NJ Jackson. r.
Calumet-Henry Rollman, d.
Chippewa-First, Thomas Roycrof'
r.
ippewa-Second, Theodore NJ
Thomas, R.
Col'lmbia-First, Timothy Nc
Mahon, D.
Columbia-Second. w. R. Turner, r.
Crawford-A. NJ. Laird, r.
Dodge-First, F. S. Bauer, D.
Dodge-Seccnd, j. J. Hughes, D.
Dumb. c. Coolidge, R.
Dane-First, E. T. Elver, d.
Dane-Second, Nels Johnson, r.
Dane-Third, T. H. Stewart, d.
Door-Thomas Reynolds, r.
Douglas-F1rst, A. w. Durley, r.
Douglas-Second, Ray ]. Nye r.
Eau Claire-First, NJ. Douglas, D.
Eau Claire-Second, w Cernahan
}.
Fond du Lac-First, c. Pickart, D.
Fond du Lac-Second. r. Soper, II
Observation-Disclosures. F.
ielson, r
Grant-First, Duncan McGregor, R,
Grant-Second, H. E. Roethe, r.
Green--W. Ludlow, D.
Green Lake.. G. Wallensgard, r.
Towa-D. ]. Morris, r.
n-Oneida-Vilas-E. A Everett. r.
Jefterson-First, Fred Smith, D.
Jefferson-second, George Kind
ne. D.
JACKSON. F. Baker, r.
june 9u-J. D. Harring, R.
Kenosha-W Walker NJ. Curtiss, Il.
Kewaunee--A- D. Schauer, r.
La Fayet.e-M. J. Cleary. II.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
Claiming Fraud.

The independence league issued the
following:
Reports from upstate indicate not
only that Hearst cut down the repub-
Iican vote materially, but that the III
dependence league vote Tor Hearst
was not counted in many counties.
These votes will have TO be added TO
the announced result of Hearst's vote
in order TO give correct Hearst figures
in the state"
The statement then names several
counties in which this alleged irregu-
larity occurred, and continues:
Facts developed explain the great
falling off of the total vote as com
pared with two years ago. There is
no doubt that votes represented by
this falling off were votes cast for
Hearst and his associates"
AS Mr.. Hughes Sees 1t.
1t is a victory for sobriety and for
decency in the administration of gov
eminent" said Mr.. Hughes last night
Put the people win not tolerate indif-
ference to public wrongs. They de-
sire neither exaggeration nor infiam-
matory appeal on the one hand nor
moral or political obtuseness on the
other hand. The election is a re-
buke to the democratic methods and
it is also impressive in its demands
for responsible leadership. shat
address myself to the task of squar-
ing the administration of the govern
ment with the interest of the people,
confident that | may rely upon the
support of all good citizens. not only
those who voted for me, but also
those who, in the intensity of their
desire to end abuses, voted for my op-
ponent To the work of ensuring to
the extent of my power a just admin
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
DAVIDSON WILL
HAVE $4,000

Milwaukee, Nov Slate returns
swell the majority Of the republican
state ticket, which will not be less
than $4,000, with Governor Davidson
ahead.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
ST. CLOUD STORE ROBBED.

Los:s $500 Worth Of Jewelry, Cutlery
and Glass.
Fond Gu Lac, NOV. 5.-Thc sore u
.'alaJlAe D9os. at ST Coui vas
otbcl o- 4l99 in jewc,ry CT. ely al
sl.Fc1.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14

istration Of the government Of this
state l shall devote myself unreserl
edly9
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
AK FELL ONLY ON
NECK OF HEARST
HIS COLLEAGUES ON TICKET
ELECTED.
CLAIM OF FRAUD MADE

Charge Put Forth That Hearst Votes
Were Not Counted Where Returns
Indicate Light Attendance at Polls
Hughes Promises Administration
Reforms.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14

Hills SO. Four years ago La Toilette
had a majority of ia. Two years
ago Peck, dem, carried Arcadia oy
Il; Aylward's plurality is 81 on the
returns received.
Trempeleau, Nov. Davidson IS.
Awkward is, Conner As. Blensld II.
Frear 4S. Noel II. Dahl IS, Jensen
II, Gilbert As, Lueck II, Beedle IS,
Neuens II, for congressman, John ].
Esch 40, Assemblyman Fl. L. Ekern
46. III ~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
ST. cRoIx COUNTY.

New Richmond.
New Richmond, Wis, Nov. THE
town of Richmond, gives Davidson A,
Awkward SO, Connor 4S, Blensd SO,
Democrats have a majority of 10 on
state senator and II on congressman.
Rose carried the town in 1902 by 81
votes over Rose.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14
WOOD.
PittsViIle.

PittsVile.
Davidson "A, Awkward %. The rest
of the ticket in the same ratio.
BUFFALO COUNTY.
500 Majority.
Alma, Nov. Five hundred major
ity is given in Buffalo county for the
republican state and congressional
ticket Ingram was elected to the
assembly.
Fox Lake Republican.
Fox Lake Wis, Nov. Fox Lake
gives Davidson 105, Aylward rs. Ora,
ger 80, Weisse IS.
The town of Fox Lake gives David
son 80, Aylward "a, Drager So, Weisse
%.
WALWoRTH COUNTY.
Palmyra.
Davidson 1873, Awkward so.
Conner ia. Blenskl 50.
Frear 173, Noel 49,
Dahl 1T. Jensen so.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-14

$1.547.517.7S s17.4s7ss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
PRESIDENT HEARS NEWS
Returns Received At White House Cfics
Over Direct Wires.
GREAT INTEREST IN VOTE OF NEW YORK
owing 20 Incomplete Character Of
Figures the chief Executive
Declines 60 Make Formal
Statement.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-President ROose-'
welt eagerly awaited the returns from the
elections as they came in over the telc-
graph wires to the executive offices. After
dining with his fhmily on his return from
Oyster Bay he hurried to his Office, where,
with Secretary Root Postmaster General
Cortelyou, Assistant Secretary Bacon, Sec
retary Loeb and Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Cooley he scanned the reports fur
nished him by the press associations and
by various private sources all over the
country. The greatest. interest centered in
the reports from New York, where the
early returns indicated that II Mr.. Hughes
were elected, the claims Of his managers
Of large majorties for him would be ma
terially reduced. Early in the evening
Secretary Root estimated that Mr.. Hughes
majority might vary between 5000 and
5000. One Of the dispatches received by
Secretary Root came from the editor OF
the Press at Utica, in which city the sec
retsry made his only speech of the cam
paign. This dispatch indicated the re-
election Of Representative Sherman and
the success Of Mr.. Hughes in Oneida county
by a majority Of about 5000.
An early personal telegram 10 the presi-
dent said that Hughes had carried oyster
Bay by 152 majority
Because Of the incomplete character OF
the returns, It was announced that there
would be no statement tonight from the
president on the result in New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
OKLAHOMA

GUTHRIE, OkL. Nov. 6-Ths oonsti w
ton Of the new state OF Oklahoma will be
written by democrats.
Vernon Whiting, secretary OF the Okls-l
homa republican central committee, tonight
comedies the democrats seventy-three deles
gates, while Chairman Jesse Dunn of the
democratic committee says there will be
at least seventy-elght democratic delegates
on the floor OF the convention Republican
managers admit that Oklahoma proved q
great disappointment The ''tfnknown'
quantity OF the Indian Territory was a
practical concession to the democrats. but
nine Oklahoma districts. counted on by the
republican leaders were carried by the op-
position. The Usage nation elected two
democrats. The Indians as a general rule
voted the democratic ticket
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS

BOSTON, Nov. 6.-The republicans were
victors in the state election today. Governor
Guild being reelected by a considerably
increased plurality over last year, while hts
opponent. District Attorney John b. Moran
OF Boston. the candidate Of the democratic
and the prohibition party and Independence
league received a somewhat larger vote
than that given the democratic candidate
year ago. With two-thirds OF the state
vote tabulated. Mr.. Guilds plurality was
estimated late tonight at about $1,000.
The republicans reelected their entire
state ticket, although Lieutenant Governor
Draper fell considerably behind Governor
Guild. The next legislature win be repub-
lican by the usual large majority In both
houses and this viii insure the reelection
Of United States Senator w. Murray Crane
OF Dalton.
The Massachusetts delegation to congress
will remain practically the same
The outcome OF the election was, con-
siderable disappointment to Mr.. Moran and
his fellow oampaigners. f. Gerry Brown
OF Brockton, candidate for Lieutenant gov
ernor, and George Fred Williams OF Ded-
ham.
The Moran campaign was handicapped by
lack OF organization. a meager campaign
fund and opposition from a large number OF
former leaders. The vote came from the
wage earners principally, as was shown by
the strong endorsement given the Suffolk
county district attorney IN nearly all the
min cities and other industrial centers
Governor Guild expressed himself tonight
as very much gratifed al the endorsement
Of his administration. while Mr. Moran.
after learning the result, refused TO COM
ment on the success OF his opponent
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
OHIO

COLUMBUS, Nov 6-The iv9icatiops at
lO:5O were that the republ nati elected
Thompson secretary of sta nd their en-
tire state ticket by safe rty Chair
man CARRIER of the state committee said
he would be unable 20 give out any state
mentiuntii midnight Chairman Dick OF the
republican state committee said at 1880
p. ms Returns. from republican t5upty
chairlnen SHOW the election Of the entire
state ticket by a plurality exceeding 75.6OO,'
Atthat hour only few conEressfonai dis
tricts had been. reported, but sin none OF
Them had there been democratic victory.
The districts reported were those conceded
by republicans. .,............ sss'
TOLEDO. Nov. 6.-Sixty-five precincts out
Of 18S in Toledo show; Huslcins (dem) for
secretary of state 2,2Ol Thompson. 4.1sS
CINCINNATI. Nov. G.--Three hundred
precincts. including all cities, out OF a, 900
precincts in the state, give Thompson Crep0
for secretary Of state 2s, 1888. HoslSins (dem)
1899. The same precincts IN 1905 gave
Herrick Grep) 1887; PattisoH tdem.) 80, ia.
At II O'Clock returns received from about
half of the precincts in Hamilton county
Indicate that Thompson frep.) for secretary
OF state, has carried the county and that
the republican ticket has been elected by
from 5000 to 5000. sSr
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE,- NOV -6.-The republican
state ticket headed by Governor james d.
Davidson swept the state in todays election
by an estimated plurality OF at least 10000
over John A. Aylward. the democratic can
didate and his colleagues.
At 1880 tonight returns showed the cleo
tion Of nine republican and one democratic
congressman and one district, the Third.
stiil in doubht Congressman Babcock (rep)
is being given a hard race in the Third dis
trict and incomplete returns gave him about
500 votes lead over his opponent James w.
Murphy.
The real contest Of general interest IN
Milwaukee county is over the election OF
district attorney. Incomplete returns show
a very close. contest between. Frank Y.
Boden Gep.) and Francis E. McGovern. the
present district attorney. who is seeking re-
election on an independent ticket. The
rest of the republican ticket in Milwaukee
county is elected
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-07
UTAH

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 6-The republi-
cans in Utah have elected their state ticket
by the usual plurality. returning Joseph
Howell to congress and electing Joseph T.
FriCk justice of the supreme court. In Salt
Lake county, where the American, or anti
Mormon party centered it's efforts, the re-
suit is in doubt The Americans have a
plurality OF the votes in Salt Lake City
but this may be overcome by the repuhll-
cans in-the county outside of the city The
democratic vote in Salt Lake City shows
falling of Of probably73O per cent. It is
estimated that rs to 90 per cent of the
Mormon democrats in this county voted
the republican, ticket ..,