Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-11-19
BOARD MEETS.
Day County Board Meets and
Canyasses Election Returns.
Webster, South Dakota,


The board of county commissioner
OF Day county, South Dakota, met a
the court house IN the Citv of Webster
South Dakota, on the 10th Day o
November, 1908, at $50 a. m.
Members present: Chairman Long
Commissioners Goodrich, Moxness
Wheeler and Wyganowski
The minutes of last meeting wer
read and on motion approved. Tn
board then adjourned and the auditor
organized canvassing board to canva
the votes cast at the general election
held on the 3rd day of November, 1908
as follows:
Chairman Long and Commissioner
Goodrich, Moxness, Wheeler and Wyg
anowski.
The board then proceeded to canvass
the election returns. The board adj
journed at 1900 o'clock TO meet at ]
p. m.
! p IN. the board met pursuant tc
adjournment; all members present and
continued to canvass the election
returns Board adjourned at 5:l5 tc
meet at 300 o'clock, Wednesday
November IL.
Wednesday. November IL the board
met as per adjournment.
Members present: Commissioners
Goodrich, Moxness, Wheeler and Wyg.
anowski. Chairman Long being absent,
Commissioner Goodrich was made
chairman pro tenn.
Board adjourned as board of county
commissioners and organized as a can
vassing board and continued to canvass
the election returns Board adjourned
nj 1880 o'clock 20 meet ut p. m.
As p IN the board met as per
ad.ournment; same members present,
and completed the canvass.
The following Is a true and correct
abstract Of the votes cast for presiden-
flal electors, representatives, in congress,
governor. members OF the legislature,
state and county officers. and amend.
meufs 90 the constitution, at the eiec-
tscn held in the several precincts of the
CCunfy Of Day, on the Bird day of
November. 1908, as shown by the
returns made BY the judges of election,
and ~ cAnyassed by the canvassers of
sad C0nnsy Of Day.
Presidential Electors
John l. Browne. 1916
G. III. Lem, l60S
John r. Schrader, 1900
Goftlieb Doering, 1904
ZacK T. Sntley, slS
Fred G. Nutting, $40
j. T.. Goodwin. So
VIM. Calvin, $40
Ben Brave, 90
III. L. Dunlap, 255
II. w. Reinecke, 254
VIM. Mackenzie, 256
Ira w. Siebrass, 40
ID. Il. Mullins, Al
Christopher Crosse, 40
Henry Ojala, 81
VIM. L. Palmer, 4
B. O. Taylor, 8
Everett Fiske, /
w. 8. Winsey. 2
Representatives In Congress
Chas. n. Burke, 1888
Eben w. Martin, 1905
Robert X. Dowdell, 1888
Andrew b. Oleson, 7SS
3. 8. Chappell. 267
L r. Erskine. 264
Thos. G. Deffebach, 80
8. H. Goodfellow, SO
Louis ". Schneider, 1
w. 8. Bray,0
Governor
Robert 8 vessey, 1898
Andrew Il. Lee, ll16
Q. r. Knappen, 281
J. 9, Knapp. 81
RodeIlC. Warne, Q
Lieutenant Governor
Howard q. Schober. 1908
VIM. 7. LAFollette, 1O49
w. r. Rafferty,, 274
Stacey Cochrane. S5
]. q. Bonnie. 4
Secretary Of StAts--
samuel O. Policy. 1855
VIM. HeAly, 674
q. w. Hill. 291
r.. q. Lippert, 80
Sanford g. Donaldson, s.
State Auditor
John Hirning, 1850
Roy Vietch, 688
n. 3. Roberts. 800
Joseph Hinton, So
Henry W. Smith. II
91als Tssasursr--
n CO, q. johnson, 1853
a. w. Olooson. 58S
y. n. Brown. 28s
r.. q. .opeahl. 81
paniel xliason, 3
A1oornoy General--
B. WsQlaxk. 1881
John p. Hanton. 6o6
81 H. uEanmer, A
Goo. W. rA>tfn. II
Sn,esin ~ DIT d Public Instructior
Innn II Ustrud. 1850