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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-10-29
MIR. Clark'S Card

The card of the republican candidate
for county clerk in this issue deserves
some notice. In it he charges that Mr.
Dawley has refused to grant naturaliZa-
ton papers to aliens becaus of the small
fee the law allows for that work Mr..
Clark should know more about this
matter than he does before making
such charges. Under the present law,
the government prescribes the rules and
regulations under which an alien may
become IL citizen of the United States.
These rules and regulations place a
great responsibility upon the clerk and
that responsibility Mr.. Dawley has
refused to bear The clerk does not
naturalize citizens. That is the duty of
the Judge. The clerks work is merely
clerical, but it is so hedged around with
red tape and throws so much respons-
Utility on the clerk that he has refused
to do any of that work
Again the naturalization of citizens
has been made purely Il government
matter and Mr.. Dawley holds that as
the United States government has as
sumed full control of the naturalization
of citizens the work should be done in
the United States courts.
When the naturalization was first
passed, Mr.. Dawley took the matter
up with the government authorities
and Informed them that his official
duties as clerk and treasurer of this
county consumed all his time and that
with the limited amount allowed for
help in his Office he would be unable
to attend to the naturalization work.
That if the government would allow
a sufficient amount to pay for the work
that he would do it, but that he would
not neglect his other duties.
The people should remember that the
county clerk is elected and paid by
the people of this county to do
the county's work and not that of tho
government of the United States, and
that Mr.. Dawley has never shirked
any of his official duties.
With this in mind Mr.. Clark
card becomes harmless.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-10-29
To the Voters Of Efko County

the enactment of the present law
regard to naturalization, persons
Irlng to become citizens have been
'pelled to call on the County Clerks
l" adjoining counties, as the Comfy
TX Of ElkO county has refused to
ii' same owing to the small fee for
part of the duties Of the Clerk of
district court.
res use to many enquiries, I de-
'e say that if elected County Clerk
|"nlSe to conduct the Office for the
Pmmodation of the people of the
Ply chat aliens may he naturalized
|tiko county as well as in other
mites and that the Office will be con-
Fed in an economical manner.
E. J. CLARK. =
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-10-29
DIRTY WORK

The attention of all citizens is called
to the following dispatch from the
chairman of the democratic state COM
mittee:
Reno, New, Oct. 80, 'OS.
The anonymous circular, purpurting
To attack Flanagan on account of his re-
hgion, was printed circulated and paid
for by the Republican committee as a
covert and insidious attack upon Senat-
or Newlands. The Democratic COM
mittee and Senator Newlands denounce
the circulars and condemn their use as
a timeworn. discrelited and contempt
lble method to deceive the people.
Senator Newlands never has counter
anced and never will countenance. an
attack upon any man OH account of his
religion, and, knowing this the Repub-
lican committee is sending the circulars
broadcast over the state in Il desperate
effort to defeat Newlands. The appear
ance of the circular was to be simultan-
eous in all parts of Nevada, and every
Republican newspaper was to he pre-
pared to give it publicity and comment
editorially upon it. We do not believe
the practice of the forger and assassin
will succeed in this instance.
PETER J. SOMERS,
Chairman Democratic State Central
Committee.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-10-29
500 Reward 500

The readers of this paper will he
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure I'm all it's stages,
and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken intern.
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the cOnstjtu-
ton and assisting nature in doing
it's work. The proprietors have so
much faith i'm its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that 1t fails to cure.
Send for list Of testimonials.
Address +. J. CHENEY x Coz,
Toledo. ..
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills. for con
stipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-10-29

William r. Bcllingcr democratic
candidate for Sheriff, is u sober, in
dustrious man. He has always worked
toll. His sympathics are with the
toilers, and with all good citizens who
obey the law. IF elected sheriff Of this
county, ne will know no favOrites in
performing his official duties. All
men will look alike to him, when per-
forming the duties Of his office. Give
him your support next Tuesday.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-10-29
:SALMAGUNDI

All the late up-to-date bakery goods
at c9Ibrane's,
Brs..d tickets good for scent loaves
st Cochrane's Bakery.
Edison's Latest feature, ''The Devil. "
,6O feet at the Crescent. Thursday
bnd Friday.
The Woman's Guild is preparing Il
novel entertainment for Halloween.
saturday, October 31st.
Bishop Robinson and Rev. Henriques
lrriyed from Deeth last night and left
or Tuscarora this morning
A dispatch received this afternoon
tates that Messrs. Bedford and Hudson
kill speak in Elko Saturday night.
Election returns from the nation.
tate and county will be received at the
bakery saloon on and after November
1908
Attention is called to the autograph
etter of William J. Bryan ON the first
age of this issue. Every voter should
cad it.
Save those natural teeth. thereby re-
bin your facial expression. Dr.. Gill
md the dentist" Office over the Drug
tore. Elko
Don't fail to see Pathes Latest Hand
|Eolored feature, The Blue Bird"
90 feet long at the Crescent. Thurs
by and Friday. =
Now is the time for your holiday
ctures Your friends will appreciate
photograph of you more than an ex-
ensiye present. Ramsdell makes the
yle you wish for $3.50 per dozen.
bnt forget that Ramsdell is full
edged photographer and not hobo. 4
Tom McVey and John Kelley had Il
unken fight in Carlin and Kelley
Iewed off one of McVey's ears. They
ERE charged with disturbing the peace
d McVey was given 30 and Kelley 60
ys in the county Jail. Constable
hppler brought them up this morning.
L E. S. Van Leer, successor to N. P.
hldager q practical horse sheer with
airs of experience, will conduct a
neral blacksmithing business at the
d shop. Mr.. Rigsby will remain
d attend to the wood work. A fair
pre- Qfh,e public patronage is solic
$Gay Dawley has served the people of
ko county so long and 50 faithfully
at his record is known to ALL He
inks no duty, however disagreeable
Il is always there with the goods.
IS opponent Is an untried man, who
BY or may not be qualified to per-
Inn the various duties of the clerks
ce But whether he is or not, the
kpayers should think hard and long
fore putting an untried man in this
pOrtant Office. A vote for A. q.
wiley next Tuesday will be a vote
the best interests of the citizens
Elko county. Don't forget him.
f republican next Tuesday offers
trade votes with you for any candi-
fe on the state or county ticket,
Fept his proposition and then vote
your own candidate. A man who
FRS to trade his vote in order to
psf some particular candidate on
ticket is guilty of treachery to his
ty and will be treacherous to you.
is reported that an effort will be
Gle to win votes for Mr.. Flanagan
his way. Democrats to whom the
position is made should accept it
then vote for Mr.. Newlands.
is the only way to stand the other
iow off.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25

.Gilbreath Al; Main %.
s precincts Hansbrough 4 john
son 10; Little 8; Marshall IS.
Gronna So; Hanna 15; Helgeson
s.; McC1ory 4; Midtbo 8; Robinson
10; sinkler Z; Williams a; Young
20.
1 Johnson AZ; Twichell Z.
Bendeke IL; Lewis 81.
Spalding FL; Wright 81.
Blaisdell "a; Buchanan 20.
Brightbill rs; Jorgenson Z; Olson
16.
! Bickford 20; Mckenzie %.
Smith %; Stockwell Is.
Larson IL; McCue II; Miller 20.
Cooper %; Taylor "a.
Gilbreath "a; Main 10.
Shaw Al; Crawford 18.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
Returns INDICATE Nomination. Of
The ENTIRE STALWART STATE TICKET

II 4 RI KS - ST. = . =
Town of Adrian Hansbrough q;
Johnson 1; Little 6; Marshall II.
Johnson IL; Twichell Z.
8 precincts Hansbrough ~; John
son 8; Little 43; Marshall TO-.
Kuhn Hansbrough Il; Johnson
9; Little 20; Marshall "a.
Marion Hansbrough s.; Johnson
6; Little s; Marshall IL.
Gronna Is: Hanna Is; Helgeson
8; McClory 8; Midtbo i; Robinson
Al; sinkler 4; Williams 1; Young
IL.
johnson 20; Twichell 10.
Roscoe Hansbrough s.; johnson
b; Little %; Marshall &c..
Gronna 25; Hanna 25; Helgeson
10; McClory o; Midtbo q; sinkle1
Q; Young %.
johnson SO; Twichell 10.
LaMoure-Hansbrough i; Johnson
20; Little 80; Marshall "a.
Gronna So; Hanna 48; Helgesor
"a; Young IS.
Johnson "a; Twichell 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
johnson Leads TWitChel for
GoVernof--- Garry
Cass County
Hanna and GrOnna Seem to
Be afe-.-State Audi
tor Close
Seems to Be Nip and Tuck
Race Between MCCue
and Miller

Returns received from scattering
precincts through the state last night
indicated the nomination of the Stall
wart state ticket. +
Meagre returns were received from
the outlying districts and figures Of
the total vote are not possible.
! From the returns received the fight
/ for the United States senatorship is
close, with Little, Marshall, Hans.
brough and johnson running in the
order named in 1879 precincts in the
state. Little having 2,70o, Marshall
$500; Hansbrough 2,4OO and Johnson
1900. Little and Marshall are in the
lead as the candidates OF the Stalwart
and Insurgent organizations Of The
party. ss
MI Little carries Bismarck by a hand.
some vote, and carries Fargo by a
large vote. 3. 3.5
Little will probably carry Cass
county, and runs ahead OF expecta;
tons in Grand Forks county. Mar.
shall runs far ahead Of Johnson as an
Insurgent candidate. 4
On the state ticket johnson is lead.
ing Twichell for governor in nearly all
Of the precincts heard from. He car
ries the city Of Fargo in Twichell's
home county. although Marshall leads
in the county for the senate with Lit.
tie second.
a report from Ward county last
night stated that the vote was not
heavy, that Little was in the lead for
the senate, and that the Stalwart
state ticket was far in the lead.
Returns through the western part
of the state indicate majority for
the Stalwart state ticket generally.
The Stalwart candidates are running
6 pretty well together. except in the au.
ditorship, where there is a three-cor-
I nered fight and Jorgenson is making
q good showing. @. "A. Johnson leads
the other candidates for the govern
orship. 3s 85
4 Returns from Richland county show
large vote for M, N. Johnson for the
senate, with Little and Marshall fol-
lowing. Cass county shows Little in
the lead. Grand Forks county goes
for Marshall and johnson, with Hans.
brough and Little following. Hans
brough carries Devils Lake by 425
out OF 627 votes. NJ N. Johnson will
probably carry Pembina county, with
Hansbpugh second. Barnes county
i goes for Marshall by a heavy vote.
Griggs county reports majorities for
Johnson for the senate, Johnson for
governor and Stockwell for state su.
perintendent. Foster county is pref.
ty evenly divided, with Marshall lead
I ing.
M. N. Johnson carries Mandan.
! Other towns in Morton county and
outlying precincts show Little In the
lead. Little carries Dickinson and
will have the lead in Stark county.
LaMoure county goes for Marshall
with Little second. Dickey county
goes strongly for Marshall, 1t being
his home county. Marshall gets a
good vote also through Sargent and
Ransom, and probably carries MIC
Intosh. Little gets a heavier vote
than expected in LaMoure, Grand
Forks, Steele, Cavalier and Bottineau
Hanna and Ironna for congress are
running well. Hanna leading the 9th.
err congressional candidates In most
OF the precincts heard from. It is
probable that both are nominated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
WALSH.

Forest River-Hansbrough 5;
Johnson 6; Little z; Marshall 10.
Gronna IL: Hanna e; Helgeson g.;
Sinkler IL; Young TO-.
Johnson 16; Twichell 10.
Hoppe Hansbrough 4; johnson
Z; Little 1 Marshall IA.
Gronna 4; Hanna 2; Helgeson 49,;
Midtbo d; Robinson 1; Sinkler 13;
Young IL.
johnson z; Twichell LIZ.
Town Of Park River, 3rd Ward
Hansbrough z; Johnson 4 !; Little 1;
Marshall s.
Gronna II; Hanna 8; Helgesor
4; McClory 1 Robinson 2; sinklel
8; Young 4.
Johnson 6; Twichell 10.
Town of Conway--Hansbrough 1
johnson L; Little Il; Marshall S.
Gronna q; Helgeson 3; McClory /
Sinkler 4; Young 1.
Johnson 4; Twichell s..
Mimic Hansbrough s; johnson
8; Little IA; Marshall IS.
Gronna 80; Hanna 20; Helgesol
Is; Sinkler 10; Young "a.
Johnson IS; Twichell 81.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
COL. LITTLE LEADS FOR U. S. SENATOR

1t seems likely that no candidate
for the United States senate will re-
ceiye forty per cent of the vote.
The vote on the Democratic ticket
was light in this city, and only So
Democratic votes were cast out OF a
over HOO. This percentage carried
through the state would mean that
the Democratic state ticket would not
get votes enough to get on the of
fetal ballot. 1t may be that other
counties will cast a heavier vote and
bring the Democratic vote up to the
required number. The proportion of
Democratic votes in the city was 1
to "a. n
Following are the returns as re.
ceived by the Tribune:
CASS.
LIST Ward, f'argo-Hansbrough Al;
Johnson SO; Little 1870; Marshall
40.
LIST Precinct Second Ward, Fargo
Hansbrough 8; Johnson -; Little
1870; Marshall /.
9Th Ward-Hansbrough AZ; John
son IL; Little 88; Marshall Sc.
4th Ward Hansbrough go; John
son 20; Little Is; Marshall 80.
End Precinct, 4th Ward-Hans-
brough 81; Johnson 50; Little 49,;
Marshall Is. Il.
-Hansbrough s; Johnson
~; Little s.; Marshall 16.
johnson II; Twichell %.
Page Hansbrough 10; johnson g.;
Little %; Marshall q.
Hanna As; Helgeson S; McCiory
"a; Midtbo 4; Robinson 8; sinkler
~; Young 4.
johnson Al; Twichell /.
Eleven precincts in Cass county
give Hansbrough 1874; Johnson 22S;
Little 664; Marshall 321.
MISUNDERSTANDING 1; John.
son 23; Marshall
Gronna 3S; Hanna AZ; Helgeson
46; Young 81. :.
Johnson 65; Twichell A. 4.
Observation-Disclosures 81; johnson
49,; Little 40. Sc. \. a.p
Johson 81; Twichell 40.
Armenia Hansbrough g.; Johnson
III; Little %; Marshall II.
Gronna 8; Hanna 20; Helgeson
10; Mcclory 1; Midtbo q; Robinson
8; Williams Q; Young Al.
Johnson 20; Twichell 10.
Davenport Hansbrough 4; John.
son %; Marshall 1.
Gronna 4; Hanna s; Helgeson 16,
Young IA.
Johnson A; Twichell %.
Gunkle- Hansbrough z; johnson
Q: Little 8; Marshall S.
Gronna Is; Hanna 10; Helgeson /
Johnson 10; Twichell 10.
Leonard-Hansbrough 3; Johnson
4; Marshall 50. t55 u
Gronna Ia; Hanna "A; Helgeson
III; Young Is.
Johnson 15: Twichell 80.
Arthur Hansbrough so; Johnson
4; Little 10; Marshall 2.
Gronna So: Hanna SO.
Johnson 81; Twichell 81.
Ayr Hansbrough TO-; Little 16;
Marshall s.
Gronna "a; Hanna ss; Mcclory i;
Young s.. s..
Johnson %; Twiche1l 10.
Town Of Casselton complete Hans
brough 81; Johnson 16: Little s;
Marshall 80.
Gronna "a; Hanna II; Helgeson
20; Young 90.
Johnson As; Twichell 81. .sg5
Tracey Hansbrough 8; Johnson
IL; Little 5 Marshall AZ.
Gronna 10; Hanna 55; Helgeson
s; McClory i; Robinson s; Sinkler
i; Williams Q; Young SIS.
Johnson 20: Twichell As.
Six precincts outside Of Fargo
Hansbrough So; johnson 25: Little
So; Marshall 81.
Gronna So; Hanna 1911; Helgeson
80; McGlory 9; Midtbo 2; Robinson
80; sinkler /; Williams s.; Young
Al.
Johnson 1o5; Twichell "A.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
WILLIAMS.

Williston, N. D., June 24.-spec-
ial.-Ten precincts give Marshall
241; Hansbrough ZIG; Johnson 1856
and Little 76. diversion leads Frank
Chapman 610 to 32s in 10 precincts.
Maloney and Poe possibly elected
representatives. Johnson and Stall
wart ticket in lead. Democrats poll
sixty per cent Of vote of two years
ago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
Close Between WOIbeft, Reade
and Hughes McGillis
Is Also Safe
Healy, Cook, Vigness, Nc
Kenzie, Stevens Safe
Others in Doubt

The vote in Burleigh county at the
primaries yesterday was heavy and
strongly Stalwart. In the city there
was total of more than 100 Repub-
lican votes cast. Little, for the SEN
ate, carried the city by handsome
majority, and will get a good majority
in the county, his total vote exceed
ing all estimats.
For the state senate Welch defeats
Mockler, carrying the city by a large
majority and nearly all Of the coun-
try precincts heard from. For the
house the race is close between
Hughes, Wolbert and Reid, with re-
/ turns enough out to prevent posi-
tive statement as to the nominees.
| On the judgeship Winchester car
ries the city and probably carries the
4 county by 100 to $50 over Register.
This would indicate his nomination in
the district, but it is impossible to
| state the votes from the other coun-
ties from the incompleteness Of the
returns.
Il On other county OFFICES, McGi1lis is
nominated for sheriff, running strong
In the city and in all the country pre-.
cincts. Hea1y is probably nominated
for auditor; Fortune or Kositzky for
treasurer with Sellens close; Vigness;
for county superintendent of schools,
Cook for clerk of the court, Stevens
for states attorney, Mckenzie for
county judge, Field for coroner, and
the race between Fort and Peterson
would indicate that Fort has been
nominated. Peterson was behind in
the total returns received last night,
ard some of the big country precincts
in the north end of the county were
expected against him, according to
the views of local political prophets
last night
i There are big precincts in the north
end of the county to hear from, and
it is possible these may change the re-
suit in some cases, but not probable.
i Twenty-Five precincts out of So in
i Burleigh county give Hansbrough
j 194, Johnson So; Little sos and
Marshall 90, giving Little majority
| over all of 458 votes, or over Hans
brough of Gil and over Marshall of
lis.
The same precincts give Gronna
592; Hanna 636 for congress; John
son $50 and Twichell 222 for cover
nor. They give WEIGH SIG to Mock
ler's 313.
| The same precincts except the 18th
ward of the city, give for member of
the house, Hull 157; Hughes 534;
| eade Ala; Thomas S54 and Wolbert
| 45c.
Tomorrow's Tribune will give the
returns in full.
Following are the returns as re
ceived by the Tribune:
/ Lincoln-Hansbrough, 6; Johson,
2; Little Is
4 .NAoaiAth iAc1h Ia liSlsoSSCAg
McGlory l.; Robinson 8 J: Sinkier i,
Williams 8; Young 6.
Johnson -; Twichell s.
Bendeke s.; Lewis 15.
spalding 5; Wright IL.
B1aisdell Ia; Buchanan 6.
Brightbill 8; Jorgenson 1e: Olson
1.
Bickford s; Mckenzie 16.
Smith 10: Stockwell IA
| Larson s; McCue 10; Miller s.
Cooper IL; Taylor s.
Gilbreath II; Main 4.
Driscoll- Hansbroug s; johnson
To- Little 80; Marshall IS.
Gronna so; Hanna 81: Helgeson
G; McClory A; Midtbo s; Robinson
S; Sinkler 4; Williams 4; Young
le.
Johnson 80; Twichell Is.
Continued on page Sd
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
McHENRY.

Z Notwithstanding so; John
son 100; Little lis; Marshall LOG.
Gronna 1874; Hanna 1872; Helgeson
1913; Young 81.
Johnson 324; Twichell 176.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
LaMoURE.

Grand Rapids Hansbrough II:
johnson 1 Little s.; Marshall az.
Gronna s; Hanna IL; Helgeson
16; Midtbo 4; Robinson 8
Johnson 15; Twichell 20.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
The CANDIDATES

United States Senator
HENRY c. HANSBROUGH
M. N. JOHNSON
g. B. LITTLE
THOMAS F. MARSHALL
JOHN Z. CASHEL
w. E. PURCELL
Representatives in Congress
AISLE ]. GRONNA
T.. B. HANNA
III. 7. HELGESON
PETER j. McCLORY
HERMAN N. MIDTBO
JAMES E. ROBINSON
p. r. SINKLER
ERASTUS A. WILLIAMS
GEORGE M. YOUNG
TOBIAS D. CASEY
O. j., MAJOR
+. S. PLATOU
Governor
&C. A JOHNSON
TREADWELL TWICHELL
JOHN BURKE
Lieutenant Governor
II. BENDEKE
II. S.4LEWIS
ALBERT BESANCON
H. D. MACK
Justice ofthe Supreme Court
BURLEIGH E. SPALDING
EDWARD H. WRIGHT
Secretary Of State
ALFRED BLAISDELL
JAMES "A. BUCHANAN
JOSEPH MANN {.
BEN G. WHITEHEAD
State Auditor
d. K. BRIGHTBILL
CARL o. JORGENSON
sole ]. OLSON
B. r. BROCKHOFF
State Treasurer
G.. 4. BICKFORD
DUGALD J. MCKENZIE
JAMES e. CAMPBELL
Superintendent of Public Instru
ton
FRED e. SMITH
WALTER L. STOCKWELL
W, "A. GODWARD
Attorney General
NELS LARSON
T. f. McCUE
ANDREW MILLER
d.. O'CONNELL
Commissioner Of Insurance
E. c. COOPER
WALTER c. TAYLOR
C. H. ANHEIER
Commissioner of Agriculture al
Labor
VIC. GILBREATH
r. W. MAIN
JOHN L. HARVEY
Commissioner of Railroads.
| 20. p. N. ANDERSON
1 N. p. AXTELL
T.. B. GARNAAS
/ Il. e. GREEN
w. II. MANN
E. M. NELSON
| Al. OSBORN
PETER REID
E. "A. STAFNE
| w. n. STUTSMAN
SIMON WESLEY
D. J. DOUGHERTY
]. N. MCCOY
H. J. MITCHELL
LOUIS G. SCHELL
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25

4 !; Little Q; Marshall 5.
Gronna 4; Hanna 1; Helgeson s
McClory 1; Robinson 2; Sinkler 8;
Young 8.
Johnson s; Twichell I
Mountain City-Hansbrough 81.
Johnson 6; Marshall 1.
Gronna 25; Hanna Is; Helgeson
1; McClory 1; Midtbo 1; Robinson
8; Sinkler s; Williams i; Young
10
Johnson So; Twichell IS.
EDDY.
Columbia Hansbroug q; Johnson
2 Little i; Marshall S.
Hanna 1; Helgeson s.; Young 4.
Johnson 4; Twichell 5.
OLIVER.
Hanover Hansbrough 10: John
son 81; Little IL; Marshall 40.
Gronna 3S; Hanna 81; Helgeson
8; McClory s; Midtbo s; Ribinson
9; Sinkler s.; Williams Al; Young o.
Johnson So; Twichell "a.
Bendeke So; Lewis 81.
Spalding 20; Wright Al.
Blaisdell A; Buchanan 2s.
Brightbill 20; Jorgenson "a; Oh
son 10.
Biskfor So; Mckenzie 81.
Smith AZ; Stockwell "a.
Larson IA; Mccue %; Miller Al.
Cooper IS: Taylor "a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
GRAND FORKS.

Larimore-Two wards in This city
gives Little 1877 votes.
Grand Forks. 9Th ward-Hans-
brough IS: johnson So: Little IA:
Marshall 80.
8 precincts outside Of Grand Forks
city-Hansbrough 2O8. Johnson re.
Little sS4: Marshall sc.
Town of oiatr-Hansbrongh q:
Johnson 2: Little b: Marshall IA.
Gronna L; Hanna q; Helgeson II !:
Sinkler q: Young 10.
Reynolds. End Ward-Hansbrough
Comma 2; Hanna s.; Helgeson g;
Mldcpo -; Young !.
1ohnson & lW q 1ss9ll = RIA.
Manviiie---fi sDroug E'i - Jonn-
son z Lletie : Marsnail 9.
Hilen 1lovs--1ansprougn = Jonn-
SUI oo' Lietie 9 Marsnail ~.
oonns.n Awicneil ~ 4
! ranu FORKS IN Waro-aa ms
Drousn 90, Johnson 'lll'' 20 Ll 'Itl'' ~
Marsha -
| Haston-f1ansor r1't IL; Johnson lass
= Luis MaIsnaii !.
! Gronna - Hanna 8; Heigeson
.; McCiory = Midtoo 2; ROBINSON
. sinister :; Wiiilams Dung Z.
Johnson a lWlcneii {
MechenocK Johnson - MAT 'a'l'
snail Z.
Gronna 4 hanna Helgeson 20 J,
MlutDo ROBINSON y sinKier o.
Wliilams = foung 10.
Johnson q AWlcneil 10.
| WARD.
Ryder-Hansbrough 81; johnson
Gronna 30; Hanna 80; Helgeson
81; McClory II; Robinson 5; Sinkler
9; Williams 8; Young ~.
johnson SIS; Twichell O..
Bendeke 80; Lewis 40.
Spalding 43;; Wright 35.
Blaisdell So: Buchanan IL.
Brightbill SO; Jorgenson 81: Oh
son 9.
Bickford A; Mckenzie 80.
Smith 80; Stockwell 80.
Larson z; McCue IS; Miller rs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
ROLETTE.

Observation-Disclosures 16; John
son 2; Little 16; Marshall Z.
Town of st. John-Hansbrough s.;
Johnson Is; Little 10; Marshall IL.
Gronna 20; Hanna 80.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-06-25
CAVALIER.

Town of Minor Hansbrough A
Johnson 8; Little %; Marshall 81.
Gronna 20; Hanna 10; Helgeson
So; Mcciory 2; sinkler 10; Young.
SO.
johnson 81; Twichell 30.
Town Of Mt. Carmel Hansbrough