Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-23


FOR THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
For the office of United States Sena-
tor, there were Nine hundred and eigh-
ty-seven $3.50 ballots cast, of which
William B. Allison had Three hundred
and forty-two (342) votes, and Albert
B. Cummins had six hundred and forty
five (645) votes.
For Presidential Electors at Large,
there were One thousand four hundred
and seventeen (1417y ballots cast, of
which,
Thomas 7. Anderson had Four hun
dred thirty -four $50 votes.
John H. Anundson had Three hum
dred twelve (312) votes.
w. w. Copeland had Three hundred
seventy three 1873 votes.
S. B. Packard had Two hundred end
ninety-eight (298) votes.
For the Office of Governor, there
were Eight hundred seventy-seven
(877) ballots cast, of which,
B. F. Carroll had Thre Q hundred and
ninety-six 1886 votes.
Warren Garst had Three hundred and
sixty $500 votes.
John j. Hamilton had One hundred
and twenty Q2O) votes.
William Larrabee had One ~ vote.
For the office of Lieutenant Cover
nor, there were Eight hundred thirty
four (s34) ballots cast, of which,
George w. Clarke had Five hundred
and twenty-nine (529) votes.
Bernard Murphy had One hundred
and one votes.
James H. Wilson had Two hundred
and four votes.
For the Office of Secretary of State,
there were Seven hundred and seventy
(77O) ballots cast, of which
w. C. Hayward had Seven hundred
and seventy votes.
For the Office of Auditor of State,
there were Eight hundred and fifteen
(815) ballots cast, of which
John L. Bleakly had Four hundred
and seventeen votes.
F. M. Hopkins had Three hundred
and ninety-eight votes.
For the office of Treasurer Of State,
there were Seven hundred and sixty
eight (76S) ballots cast, of which
| w. w, Morrow had Seven hundred
and sixty eight votes.
For the office of Attorney General,
there were Seven hundred and sixty
four (764) ballots cast, of which
H. w. Beyers had Seven hundred
and sixty-four votes.
For the Office of Superintendent of
Public Instruction, there were Seven
hundred and sixty-seven (767) ballots
cast, of which
Owen j. McManus had Three hundred
and fifty votes.
John F. Riggs had -Four hundred and
seventeen votes,
For the office of Clerk of the SUI
preme Court, there were Seven hum
dred and thirty-six (7se) ballots cast,
i of which
4 H. L. Bousquet had seven hundred
and thirty-six votes.
| For the office of Railroad Commits
sioner, there were Seven hundred and
eighty-o one (781) ballots cast, of which
| Joseph Cockfeld had three hundred
and one votes
Nathaniel Ketchum had One hundred
and eighty votes.
| Frank Keys had Three hundred votes.
For the Office of District Presidential
Electors, Fourth District, there were
Seven hundred and fourteen (714) bal
lots cast, of which
d. H. Bowen had Three hundred and
forty-six votes.
C. D. Ellis had Three hundred and
sixty-eight votes.
/ For the office of Representative in
Congress, Fourth District, there were
seven hundred and twenty-nine ballots
cast, of which
| Gilbert N. Haugen had seven hun
dred and twenty-nine votes.
For the Office of State Representa-
tive Ninety second District, there were
seven hundred and twenty-six (726)
ballots cast, of which
j. w. Klemme had seven hundred
twenty-three (723) votes.
VIM. Wilbraham had one ~ vote,
Jos. Irwin had one Q) vote, and
F. d. Elwood had one ~ vote.
For the Office of County Auditor,
there We're one thousand 10000 ballots
cast, of which
Geo. L. Champlin had three hun
dred and thirty-three votes, and
i John H. Jones had four hundred and
il twenty-six votes, and
/ F. E. Lawson had two hundred and
forty-one votes.
| For the Office of County Treasurer
there were nine hundred and ninety
eight ballots cast, Of which
John Kakac had four hundred and
twenty-six votes, and
| W. A. Wildman had one hundred
and sixty-two votes, and
| A. L. White had four hundred and N &
| ten votes.
i For the Office of Clerk Of the Dis:
trict Court there were nine hundred
and forty-fve (945) ballots cast, Of
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