The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-19

Conn., m 5th, pist.,......... D. Lowe
| With eveFy ;preeinct heard from
GlaFenee 3, Miller's. plurality over j.
Adam Bede lis over 1000: -. !:
= = The: .ftty 81 Duluth gave MT. Miller
q plurality Of 2,5s4; and although some
o. the small; precincts are still un-
heard from, st. Louis county will give
him pluralityof over 1000.
Complete returns = from Carlton
eounty give .Miller*s43 votes and Bede
63l,.a majority of s12. . Lake county
giyes Miller 626 votes against 312 for
Bede, making the majority in Miller's
favor 314. r
Incomplete rel turns from 1tasca
pr q, majority of s36. votes n>24 out of
SO precincts. 1santi county gives Mil
| ler- majority Of $40 votes, with only
two precincts to hear from. &;sS,>>sss:.: >4S.:
1t is estimated: that Aitkfn county
will give Miller 500 majority; Anoka
county. 5oo;E: Kanapec county, 600;
Koeckiching county: 400; Mile. Laos,
2o0:>, Cook county has not been heard
from and the vote there is expected
to be very light on account of the for
est hres. Pine county, Bede's home,
went to Bede with majority Of $50.
| =, Close Contest.
| 'Thes contest for the county attorney
ship H. 20 close that it may require the
ofAclal canvas to determine it. In all
liability John H. Norton, the pres
ent incumbent, has it by majority Of
about 1oo.,
| Another Close Battle.
The contest for Judge OF probate was
equally ais spirited; as the race for the
county attorneyahip, and was: in doubt
for most Of the day yesterday, but late
returns from the range districts
showed ]. B. Middleton to be in the
lead, -.
Judge Middlecotf said last night:
'Ffty-one precincts have given me
majority Of 1853 over Mr.. .Pfremmer.
The remaining % precincts still un-
heard from are small and will not ma
terially change these figures. I esti-
mate my majority at 45o."
A. E: Pfremn1er expects the official
returns to greatly increase his figures,
| and claims larger vote in the range
district than has been accorded to him.
Midilecon carried Duluth by plural
ity of s24, votes ana Pfremmer re-
ceived heavy vote on the range.
5ates Leld. by 500.
In the contest tor sheriff William J.
Bates is concededlto be the winner by
a majority of: about. 500 John r.
Metntng, who, recetvad 2,616 votes in
Duluth against ,4s25forr Bates ran be-
hind rtne7 the range district. Samuel
Owens received: aT heavy vote onx the
range but ran Behind in Duluth ana
was third; in the race, with Darwin
H.. Steven. q. close fourth. =,
&: kauPpl Is psfeatsd. ~.
NsTne country districts came to- the
rescue 81 CHARLES Kaupni. !. candidate
TOR comniissiooneF o in tbs nth district,
but, could not overcome the large
plurality given BY the :ssWsst Duluth
pfAsinetx to- Albert QveFton:. Mr..
esspnpl ,ssnpsfe defect last nteAt ~
arlpINSslityef ahopt 80 suotss.$s Nh.
kaNpM 'sayea The ssnlmocra taFssoaf west
Duluth are Responsible tor <hlsk fan s.: S
8 The remainder Of the slegisiattye ana
county. officers we're ), elected with
lafser Iplura allties. and there are no
other contsstS.: Seadin' Hald en- Tor scoun-
ty.Fiditor, Wa Holgates Tor county
treasurer; Lyonel Ayress for Surveyor:
S.sW .tGilpin for county Superintendent
ofssehenols and j. Al McC Cuan Tor cor 81.
onsr 1s shad mo qpposi itiop; C. Pal
ntn Wass nolpih hated Tor re- -election 10
thu sofhee sof register Of deeds, .receiyv-
inysa large plura afity over His oppol,r
epteiT aItsr 3; Bltchart ana 20. M
Lnnd lp nsop was given 8
c6ttf 81 Il { s,, 80 ~