The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1906-11-16
NEW LAWS FOE STATE
4fSsURGESTs- HAVE BIG MsJOR-
ny ~ ASSEMBLY.
Have Votes Enough 60 sttacii Finer
sency Craa=e, 80 Primary system
End0ubtesgiy VIII Re in Operation
for the Next Election.

A sioux Falls special says: That the
forms promised in the Republican
state platform viii be enacted into
Law by the legislature at Its session
I'm January and February h certain
I'm view Of complete returns from
South Dakota as TO the makeup Of the
coming legislature These returns
show thai the Republicans have elect
ed thlrty-stx members Of the state
senate. the independent Republicans
two and the Democrats seven In the
house the Republicans viii have ~
members and the Democrats ,. TINS.
on Joint ballot. will give the Republic
ans III votes TO "a votes for the DEM
ocrats and independent Republicans.
or q Republican majority OF an esef.
Ice. The dominant faction of the par
" viii have more than enough votes
10 attach emergency clauses 10 . pri-
mary Law a.sl other reform legislation
Therefore. there IN no doubt that thf
election two years hence. for the nrs'
time In the history sf the state wiil
be under the primary system.
philo Hail and william H Parker
Republicans. are elected eongressmes
az large. The Republicans will hass
at least s. out 1T i33 members o
the legislature. The vote Was hkn
throughout ths state.
The reform element will have con
troll also of the legislature which VII
be In session next January and FED
ruary and will elect United state
senator. Senator Robert J. Gamble
one OF the leaders Of the insurgsns FAC
fion. whose term expires March
next. viii be reelected a. his owl
successor, he having hesn Endorsed y
the state convention for reelection
A successor 10 senator kttfredg
viii be elected by the legislature !
be chosen two years hence,
fins.
Crawford carries clay county y
$50. The Republican ticket i elscfs
as follows: Treasurer. l. y Harris
auditor. y. A Erickson; sheriff. Gs'
Kemnker; clerk. Nelson Weeks. attni
nsy II. n. Healeys superintendent, AF
stella kahl; surveyor. } W koii
coroner. A. 4. Cotton: register !
deeds. VIM. Russell. senator. 9. Y
THOMPSON: Representatives. Ill. Ihs
ney. ], r. Johnson,
Mc1ook
With only few places ~ hear fTo
on n few Individual candidates, Y
result can be announced in Mesos
county as follows: Tho DesnoeEss
have elected James Smith state sen
tor over 1. j Todd; u. O. Eiisrs. trea
ser. over II. M. salisbury: u. i. Hn
terf,e,d. Judge over u. r. Todd. Il
williams. superintendent. over VIII
schmidt; n. r. Chapman. sheriff. ov
Henri Harnhart. and bare possibt
il Of the election Of Per- Peters. Der
ncraf. over H. G. Thorpe for 9
house. The Republicans saved y
Quincy. representative: A. g, Bterna
ski. states attorney A. T. Asckte
register. n. w. Carl. clera. g.
Beach. auditor: e. W. Kutxier,
Howard and =, =. Warner. eoun
commissioners. and the minor ofilc'
sIinnefaha.
The result In Minnehaha r. In dou
on the county ticket. The Democrs
have certainly elected Charles Naiss
their nominee for sheriff. dsfsati
John II. Toohey. the Republican ca
didate,
The Republican state ticket. II
conservativeiy estimated. will have
the neighbcrhood OF 1000 majority
Minnehaha county
Hughes.
Crawford carries Hughes cour
by 500. Following II the ticket eie'
ed: Treasurer, Farr. auditor. Kin
sheriff. Logan. clerk. Tarbeli. atts
ney, stephens: superintendent. Hate
coroner. Hoiiister. senate, Goodns
house. Gropengicser and wooliey.
Republicans.
Returns no far received from Sta
r., .nA vp,a, fnurtIe~ Indicate 4