The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-18

hOpTescO-
tatiNe In the Sixty-first Congress OF
the United States Is thirty-five thou
sand one hundred and twenty seven,
OF which number twenty-one thousand
for Adm h. Capron OF Smithield,
twelve thousand six hundred and thir-
ty-tour are for Thomas 4. Cooney OF
Cranston, five hundred and ninety five
are Tor James u. Case OF Pawtucket.
ana nVe hundred and twenty four are
ct;
That the total number OF such votes
cast for the candidates for Governor
Is seNenty-three thousand i've hundred
ana nine, OF which number thirty
enty-siN are for Aram j. Pothier OF
Woonsocket, thirty-one thousand Tour
| hundred and six are for Olney Arnold
OF Providence, one thousand three nun
dred and twenty-one are for William
H. Johnston OF Providence, one thou
sand two hundred and twenty-nine
are for Louis l.. Remington OF Proyi-
denSe, six hundred and seventy-nine
are for Albert T.. Mowry OF Central
Falls, and one hundred and ninety
eight are for Thos. l.. Herricls OF Paw
tucket,
That the total number OF such votes
cast for the candidates for Lieutenant
Governor Is SeVenty-two thousand
three hundred and twenty eight, OF
hundred and eighty-nine are for Ar
thur W. Dennis OF Providence. twenty
eight thousand seven hundred and for
ty-seNen are for Adelard Archam-
bault OF Woonsocket, one thousand two
hundred and eighty two ore for James
B. Allen OF Providence. one thousand
one hundred and seventy-two are for
John w. Il. King OF Charlestown, six
George T. Bell OF Wooonsocket, and
one hundred and ninety are for Thos
O'Nei OF Providence.
That the total number OF such votes
east for the candidates for Secretary
OF State is saventy-two thousand four
hundred and forty-nine. OF which
number forty-three thousand three
hundred and two are for Charles r.
Bennett OF Providence. twenty five
thousand nine hundred and siNty-siN
are for Robert Grieve OF Providence
one thousand two hundred and nifty
one are for John Il. Fletcher OF John
ston. one thousand one hundred and
seventeen are for William G.. Lawton
OF Cranston, six hundred and thirty
three are for william NJ. Peacock OF
Pawtucket and one hundred and eigh-
~ are for Augustus Martin OF Paw
tucket;
That the total number OF such votes
cast for the candidates for Attorney
General is seventy-two thousand three
hundred and thirty-five, of which mum.
| ber forty-two thousand eight hundred
| and siXty-nine are for William B
Greenough OF Providence, twenty-siN
thousand three hundred and forty-two
are for Thomas T. Corcoran OF Paw
| twenty-five are for Israel Precourt or
| East Providence, one thousand one
hundred and seventeen are Tor cas-
sius l.. Kneeland OF Providence, six
hundred and one are for Harry ID. Bel
lin OF Central Falls, and one hundred
and eighty-one are for Oscar Krusalus
| OF Providence;
| That the total number OF such votes
| cast for the candidates for General
| Treasurer is seventy-two thousand two
| hundred and lthtrtylt three, of which
number forty three thousand one hun
dred and nine are for Walter A. Read
OF Glocester, twenty-five thousand nine
hundred and ninety-seven are for
| Tristan ID. Babcock OF westerly. one
| thousand two hundred and twenty
| four are for Edwin D. Bentley OF
| East Providence, one thousand one
| hundred and two are for Elisha 7:
| Read of Woonsocket, six hundred and
Newport and one hundred and eighty
one are for Everett |. Bowers OF Prov
| idence;
That the total number of votes cast
| for and against the proposed state
| Highway Construction Loan IL thirty
| FIVE thousand and eighty-two, or which
| number twenty-six thousand nine nun
| dred and ninety-four are for Approve
are for Reject;
That the total number OF votes cast
for and against the proposed Penal
and Reformatory Institutions Loan Is
| thirty thousand nine hundred and
| twenty-three OF which number twenty
| one thousand five hundred and fourteen
are for Approve and nine. thousand
| four hundred and nine are for Reject
WE THEREFORE, DECLARE
| That JOSEPH II. FLETCHER 1f
Bristol. II. MARTIN BROWN OF ProN-
dence. ROBERT w. GoELET OF New.
port and EDWARD Il, ARNOLD Of
| Coventry are elected ELECTORS OF
| PRESIDENT and VICE PRESIDENT OF
| the UNITED STATES;
That WILLIAM PAINE SHEFFIELD
OF Newport is elected REPRESENTA- p
| TIVE I'm the Sixty-first CONGRESS- OF
the UNITED STATES from the First
| Congressional District OF the state:
That Adm B. CAPRON OF Smlthneld
is elected a REPRESENTATTVE In the
Sixty-hrst CONGRESS OF the UNITED
| STATES from the Second Congresslon-
al District OF the State;
That ARAM u j. P0THIER P0UTpI BE- Of Wo9n, On
term OF one year from the first Tues
| day In January, A. ID. 1909, and until
| his successor Is elected and qualified; !;
That ARTHUR w. DENNIS OF Prov
ldence is elected LIEUTENANT GOV
| ERNOR for the term OF one year from
the first Tuesday In January, A. ID.
1909, and until his successor Is elected
and qualified;
That CHARLES p. BENNETT Of
Providence Is elected SECRETARY OF
STATE for the term OF one year from
the first Tuesday In January, a. ID
lfN'f anu inAll ilia oANN'Ho'i - N''NN''
and qualified; ..
That WILLIAM b. GREENOUGH OF
Providence rs elected ATTORNEY
GENERAL for the term OF one year
from the first Tuesday In January, a.
-. 1909, and until his successor In elect
ed and qualified:
That WALTER A. READ OF Gloces-
ter rs elected GENERAL TREASURER
for the term OF one year from the first
Tuesday In January, a. ID. 1909, and
until his successor is elected and
qualified. ..1,..
THAT the proposed STATE HIGH
WAY CONSTRUCTION LOAN n AP-
PROVED and that the proposed PEN
Al AND REFORMATORY 1NSTITU-
TIONS LOAN is APPROVED and
AZ the result OF our count or the
votes cast In the several towns and
cities OF the State at said election for
the candidates for Senators and Rep
resentatlves I'm the General Assembly
WE FIND AND DECLARE
That each OF the following persons
~ elected n SENATOR in the GENER-
AL ASSEMBLY for the term OF one
year from the first Tuesday In Janu-
airy. a. ID. 1909. and until his success
sOr IS elected and qualified;