Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1910-11-10

St. Paul, Nov. 9.-Latest reports
tatives will consist of PIT demo-
Gratis, 173 republicans and one So
cialist. The republican loss is forty
four. Republican majority in the
senate will be small. The demo-
Gratis landslide in New York includes
the legislature which elects sue
cessor to Senator DePew. Dix for
governor defeated Stimson by 62,487.
Eberhart's plurality in Minnesota is
likely to exceed seventy thousand.
With the exception of Anderson, who
succeeds Tawney, the congressional
delegates are the same as last con-
gress. The election of Porter, demo-
crat, for governor of Iowa, is now
conceded. Balance of state ticket
and legislature republican. Ohio
legislature close but probably demo-
cratic. Satterlee, republican, is e.
lected may or of Minneapolis.
H.. Later Returns
Later election returns show that
with four small precincts to hear
from Gov. Burke's majority in Stuts-
man county will be about $50. The
vote for Johnson with four precincts
missing is 1887 and for Burke 1876.
In the state Burke's majority is
claimed at 5000, about 500 more
than two years ago.
On the county legislative ticket
John Fried, democrat, leads all can
didates, his vote with four precincts
to hear from is 1903, Stroh, democrat
935 and Karpen 1917.
The republicans who are elected
are Pendray and Default, who run
neck and neck, Pendray receiving
1881, Default 1878, with four pre-
cincts to hear from. The vote be-
tween Karpen, democrat and Walters
republican, shows them about even.
Karpen had 1877 and Walters 1913
with four precincts not counted. At
woods vote was 953, he being the
low man on the list and will fail to
land.
County Candidates
The other county candidates who
are elected who had opposition are:
Oliver Bennett for register of deeds,
Andrew Blewett for county auditor
and w. w. Ford for county treasur-
er. Benefits majority will reach
$50, Ford's will be over 500. An
drew Blewett had harder race than
the others but will land by safe
majority of a hundred or more.
Herb Meeker, the democratic candi-
date made an active campaign and
the result shows in thv cote received.
County Fair Tax
The proposition to vote small
tax for the county fair was lost by a
large vote. Farmers around the
county did not appear to want this
tax imposed for the purpose desig-
mated.
COuuGy OOAEu
Stutsman county will soon have
democratic majority in its board of
county commissioners. The regular
of the election showing that Micheal
Murphy was elected over A. D. Grant
in the first district, John Kasper was
elected over c. Schumacher in the
third district and J. w. Pearson OF
Medina was elected in the fifth dis
trict. In that district there were
three candidates, two running as re-
publicans. Mr.: christensen Of
Cleveland was the regular nominee
and C. Geissler ran as an independ-
ent with stickers. The result of this
three cornered contest was the cleo
tion of Mr.. Pearson by substantial
majority. He is one of the old timers
in the western part of the county and
also pulled a large vote on his own
account.
The judiciary
But little accurate information has
been secured from, the judiciary e.
lection. The figures of number of
counties received show that Fisk,
Ellsworth, Burke and Cooley lead
about in the order named.
In Stutsman county Judge Ellis
worth's majority will be about 500
over that Of the next highest candi-
date. Returns from Benson, La
Moure and Ramsey show that Judge
Burke ran ahead in the two former
counties and third in the last named.
His vote in Barnes county was also
heavy, being 1900. Judge Ellsworth
also received 900 votes in Barnes
county. The statement in the Fargo
Forum that the candidates ;yho are
in the lead at this time are Fisk.
Burke and Goss, is not based upon
correct information, as far as known,
as all reports indicate that Judge