davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
covado. Sd. g. a.Ilc. and rnoIssse, ssgst

covado. 50 test 3.iic. and lnolssses sggs,r
50 test, 6-4sc, Sugars az The closs were held
1-32c higher win buyers at quotations
R1CE--Steady TO firm and fairly active
NET CQPEER-Standard dull. spot,
y. 51Q 1255e; June. July and August. 1880
ures. f57 e 60. Lake here. 12:75a Isc;
electrolytie. 1262l2 q i2t5e; casting. 1897 L q
i. soc TIN-Easy, spot, 33 q 33.15c June
b. % y 81. Doc: July and August 81. 15 e q
2-s0c London easy; spot. f149 rs Sd; fut-
ures. $3.50 lis Sd. LEAD-Quiet; spot. 4.46
g SOC New. YORK; 4.15T 4.20c East s. Louis
London higher at f12 lis Sd SPELTER---
Weak: spot. 90 q 5-50G New York. 4.Sfis q oc
East st Louis London unchanged at f22 5s
IRoN-English market lower; Cleveland war,
rants, 49s AID. Locally no change. No
foundry Northern. $1TT SIT 70: 1No z. SIG 500
81 %; No Southern and No l Southern SOFT
sic 25 a Sic -. Pig from certificates IN
changed. No sales
1foIAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady to hrrn
with fairly good demand
NAVAL RES-Spirits turpentine stead%
quiet and unchanged. Posin stsady. Tar
steady to firm and Unchanged
OILS-Iinseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady at I.15c for standard white IN
barrels at New York
COTTcNSEED OIL 49, Moderately actiYet
sales. 1900 bbls. prices firm. closing at net
advance Of to 15 points. Iecai contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

s5; 80 es n. s4 50. g. 10 70. sa; bucks. I5T
Il. S4 so
s. Sanders: 257 virginia lambs. s. -, SO.
state, 81 n. 81 so. ~. 20 n 50, state ysar
Iings, 81 u. So "a state sheep. 103 Tos - %;
2 90 -. s. 80, : cuis. 81 n s2 %. bucks
100 n. 81, - sheep and cIii vesTiinEs 81 70. "a
:. Judd a Co 20 Virginia lambs, % -, $40,
2 Virginia sheep. iaO -. So state sheep 10
70. s. 81
Frederick ]. Kratz. 24O virginia lambs. ~
n. $40
J. G. curtis e. Son. % state lambs. IS n. 50.
I yearItnE. 20 n 50 so. 7 sheep. - n, s. so
IA. "a 70. 81 -. ! buck. ls4 n - 90
f. n Holiis- l. state lambs. o. n. 50 %. 3
sheep. 40 70. s., I. 2DO n. s..
HOGS-Rece for two dsyz- 81 = ears
ec50 head. Including cars for fhe market
Prices easier. with heavy 70 Hsht hogs selling
at 50 J0dx9 - per 100 10
Sales-TObin q shannon A. state hogs. LII
- average. So s. per 100 ID 3, 193 n. 50 -. 10
roUghs. at n. IS -.
& Sanders: y state hags. 1s7 n. 90 s..
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
EoPEJcN MARKETS.

liverpool. June s>-WEIEAT-sp2 dun. -
red western WINTER, stock. futures
stead: July, IS Gid; October. IS 72sd. CORN
Spot easy old american mixed, IS "a. rev
kiln dried S.. via Galveston IS 50: futures
nominal PEAS 'aEadian. Is FLOU r
Winter patents, 2os HOPS in London pa
else Coast f4GE5 BEEF-EZtra India mess.
1913 60 PORk--E'riIns ness western lo7 >
C1,--berIsrd cut OBS Sd short rf5. T2s Sd
clear bellies. T5s: long clear zat6dles uEht.
rs Cd; heavy. 72l5s short clear backs. Ios
OCIDER-Squa re. SIS 6d- LARD-P-tn1s
Western. tiercss. Sis cd; American refined.
rails sos CHEESE-Cauadisa finest Whita,
5ss sd: coIored. 56s- TALLOW-P-irns city.
no stock: Australian n Landon, s6s- EUR
los T1sd PETROLETM-Rshnsd 7-sd- LIN
SEED OIL STs COTTO%SEED CIL--z11ii
refined. spot, 2Ss Sd
Tondor June 6.-SUGAR-Raw, centrifugal
las "a; rrluscovado. 12s Sd. beet. June. 14s Sd
I.INSEED-Calcutta- June-July- 55s SO
LINSEEn OIL. as SID SPERM OIL tS1
TFTPOI, ,ETTM-Au e-1cau refined, SIS g. sp1r
its ID URPENTZNE-Spirics- as 50. ROSIN
American strained, rs ms. los %
Antwerp. June 6-PETRC1ETN. 70 francs
90 csnti-nss.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June e--Aetivs buyins q vheat ~
fsrefzners to-day emphasized the Eisntnca1ce CT
hizher prices IN Europs. LfbsraI orders % pur-
chase we're also received from ths NorIh1sst
and the Southwest. Indications were plain t7at
so77s of the larger shoFLs had cred n ar
tfcipatiou OF a possible alarming showing y
the szoverurneut's forthcoming repoEt en erops
Not onry wheat. bu1 every enc 0f the leacing
staples scored a SUBSTANTIAL adganes Nhea-
croSef f&c 20 1hs6f &c up: corn. 1&s11 &C cars
ss6zc and provisions. 30ES5c- The class N
wheat vas strong at about the best Pricss or
tha dav Offerings were CON paratfvsiy scanry
fr5r7 the starr Few reactions occurred ard
thev vrsra small One sf the souTsss OF the pFs--
vatIfns robust fszlinS lay in the independenr
pf1IEisEnsss ef the cSrn market Il vas n0tice1
also that the NcrthTsstsrn szchanges q1osed
relatively higher prices than chicago Ire
market hers was said By sonne 70 bs actually On
an EXPORT basis some rather serious dam
szs reports were received to-day H0taCty fror7
Missouri and Indiana Fu1rt tf.srnore- Texas DIS
rarches alleged that little wheat was FnsgtuE
cash sales here reached far proportions. iOe
N0n bushels. and charters amounted 20 lbSsV-t
bushels September ranged between So@s sno
9zc closing at af7sc. a nsE gain o. tssE1sto-
Range o. pFiCes-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
YANKEE HORSES FOR CANADA
Value of Stock Brought Into Dominion
This Year $4,000, 600.
~ telegraph to The Tribune.

Winnipeg. June Authorization received
to-day bv the land commissioner Of the
Canadian Pacific in this city shows that
the value Of horses brought into Canada
ley American Immigrants from the United
States since January 1 last exceeds u
COO 900. the total number Of horses being
over 50 90.
OF these. cs.oco were brought TN through
tho big Central Pacific Railroad yards At
Winnipeg. 900 came ia through Brandon,
s.5ee through Emerson and Gretna and the
remainder through North Portal, Saskatch-
evan and other points. The settlers are
bringing IN not only x ork horses, but
some very high class animals are also
crossing the Hne. one shipment Of sixteen
mares, for instance. being valued at over
80 nnn
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY OUT,

A force Of five hundred men. with forty
trucks and delivery wagons, began yester-
day the delivery Of the summer edition Of
the New York City Telephone Directory
and ths General Suburban Telephone Di-
rectory. The book contains the names Of
,oo0 subscribers in the city division and
Of l4aaa0 in the suburban director.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

Spot quiet but stsady, with prices 30 points high
=r at 10 C0c for middling upland and Is. t5c for
rnidfIirz Cuff. Sales, 11,124 bales. delivered on
contract $500 bales Liverpool cables: Spot in
good demand; sales, 1000 bales; speculation
snd export, loo: American. 1900; imports
1000 all American, rnid5lins upland, 7.aed:
futures opened ouieC. unchanged TO 2 points
higher on near positions and points lower G on
distant months: closed steady 3lH points 6tghsr
Iuly-August. 759d. August-septe enlher. 72sd; f;
observation-disclosures, 6.e0lzd; October-Ho Der,
59d: November December. 6.5od. December
January 6.47d JanUary-Fe5ruery, 6. 453ed; Feb
ruary-Narch. SAID; March-April, 64S}zdi
April-May, 6.43d.
COFEEE-Inactiye sales 5000 bags, prices
at the close unchanged from the finals Of last
week: tone was frin and most Of the sales
were at asking prices. Hamburg unch anged
to s. 4 higher Havre up :. franc. Rio
changed. and Santos unchanged 70 30 reis
advance Spot quiet, but warehouse deliveries
last week were larger. amounting TO T2,O35
bags against 6n see the previous week and
425TS last year Cost and freight offers
again above a working basis. with Brazilian
shippers not disposed TO make concessions
Local spot market unchanged on the basis OF
Sic for Rio NO Z. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
kLrN FIRE coRps CHANGES.

s.As,E.. q insurance officials were largely
a. tes,srdsy for Proo}a-r r,e1 In
a., T'-ilve derar-nert of --e ire irey,-
h. age cor7s 81 grool-Izn The
as,,e s-. NE think this means rl7sr their
sernr -. - absorbed hy the Manhattan
s'ie - - ----i-ar;' 70 both being merged
lak of h-e underwriters Of New
"a hsis :. ec-lon - the Brooklyn co~ps
tlset ~, ~ neadqusrters. 40. 70 Dean
'sn,. r = 'Hloers Frere elected. Presi-
Hgars. Fearoe- Eice-rresideni. :. @.
sssetsr- zssarer Thomas II Rsiston:
sianE. - - d. Kelly. directors. Mar
4 Sun -. george r. Edwards, Charles
sassrs H.. o. Ennis. John NJ. Wilton,
lls-es n 7lon. a. a. Wray. Y. .. suosr.
T. Fost szd Z. o. kneld
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
sslcsN PRINT woRHs cuRrAlL

- p Mass June s-7-hs entire
- = l'.a American Print Works. en-
- o-s r1o1ss-5 hands. ras shut
1SJ ul5er orders received from
- 6oioen. of Nev York 50 an
q - - vas made relative 70 the period
p. - except that the = orks wiz
Q ~, -lt operations th5s % eek. Extreme
sp - ,l'lss IN me cotton cloth business
- - as tle cause ~ the shutdown.
-,.rs 'z the largest priuterv ia tlIe
ZIG rses1r ' s''7 'l
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
ETFRIoR RECEIPTS.

COTTGN-Old crop months had 9 sensation
al advance on excited covering, while o1tertngs
--srs limited The advance was in the face
OF Disappointing cables, favorable weather in
the South and reports Of favorable new crop
progress but az times prices went Up 344
points AZ 2 clip. and july contracts sold at
2Oc or 20 points above the closing hgues oI
Last wsel. and 1o6 points above tbs low level
Il last Thursday. August sold at 14-60c. or SO
% irlts above tha closing figures Of last week and
l06 points net high and s. points above the low
level reached right after the publication Of tbs
governments Crop report. Eluctuattcrs late n
the day were somewhat irregular. and the mar
Eat had n2oderets reactions from the best under
realizing but the final tons vas firm and
last prices showed q gain OF 5428 points for
the day TIE market opened steady at an ad-
vance Of ) points to decline Of points, the
old crop being firm on covering, while later po-
sfr-ors were easier II sympathy with the cables
and favorable weather. The strength Of July
and August revived old runnors OF an end-season
51uee1e and various estimates were circulating
as 10 the extent OF the short interest IN JAY
and august These estimates ranged all tbs way
from 200 600 10 10000 bales. Southern spot
r-a-lzets were unchanged 70 20 higher. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
GREAT NORTHERN CONDITION
A Increase II Eet Earnings ForecsEt
for Fiscal Year.

E Fsui June s-Thers Il eyery -ndics-
'a- i-Et ths G-ea- Northern RailEsy Com
tan XII = abe tc shou- an increase N
= sz,l-ss fc- tls fiscal -sar ending on
n > soco-d-Ig 70 the showing made
m as a=ss tsn zRpathE ef the Hesr in q
'a'ensnt izsus1 from rhs general Offices
i9-1E-
ne nei opsrst-E revenue for --s rer
l'--1s y ths current Gscsl -ear aggre-
ssita A12sA = - compared 1.tth SI--
II 2 -2r ths corresponding period last
~ c: ar Increase q & sss. .g33 g This Is
-sas y rs tscr thar the total operating
-lsassE ssEs1csE from scs sS6. o. - - 81
~ 3 gin c. = -e e5 p
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
7oNE LITIGATION STOPPED.

-sslnzt tll. - - June 6.-IB the proceeding
sary n - leieglcne and Teleerseb CON-
Tgss tscate5 6''f2 f2e sts,ss ts,-. Or r.,
s q NJ isr e. ne company plscs3 f,5 an
49,. csgse rrT. 'e99irsHg the company 20
neo d Receiver should noi Fe
sslr-,s q the 4I5.-1ft thst The differences
ki-s an6 ,hg ot the alU had been
taatz sS-et the conpans- v--1.fS Ee
1no Fut upoa rs feet ''7
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
70 TEST KNIGHT YANCEY BILLS
'~A'Eponl Cotton Men Refuse Accent
alc5s on Ground Of Fraud.

1-..'ssei, .----ssei, JIns 6.--E---h z -1sF Z deter.
ing IN ths courts The responsb.1ftv Of
- L2-sas il co1reC-Lon with The de-
BIS - lad.rz alleged - have beer
> A1-g-t. lance s 20. Of DsCa-
-. a. so-ls ot the local Gotten men re
" meet thew scceptsnces which fell
siis.ss--.sa = .saa---1aF, O. -Le GROUND that the
a sec---r-- was zCErlleur
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
OKLAHOMA OIL MERGER
Tvsrtv Large Producers Plan 2 Com
hIrzfiou.

Fanszs CITY SO. June 6.-Searly al de-
uf hzvs teen perfected for tls merger
ri twenty of rhe large OIL producing com
ssais in the Oklahoma field into 2 com
m Eith US can reAneries and pipe lines.
s..-5i1g q sr a-no-n1euent here today
4 rannzs Prsstiv. of Bartiesville. Okla
g, P-tssr'v SAD me nsT company VII
tss an-rol 7f wells II hiCa are producing
20 barrels q. cI z dsT
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
tseE LymBER WILLS suRNEn.

- - Maitland = 6 June 6.-The An
- ANS. T1ta = single exception the
...ssS .unbs- mills IN Nova. s-o-ts. -rere
s-....s. .,s. q tre early to-dsT. Tho loss IS
a hsgSe -. - go l5C. with Insurance Of about
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New Rcrk. June g 1910.
GBAIN-WEEA AT-Firrl. due apparently to
sctive covering On the part OF sh horts. resulting
from overconfdent selling on the recent decline.
Liverpool was frrner than expected, with re-
ports OF active buying on srnaller offerings from
exporting countries. decrease on rassags CT
l. 69G 600 bushels and further Continental buy
ing. Prices here were higher az the start, With
covering by shorts ard buying for foreign &C
count, and with only temporary ssthacks values
continued TO york upward and The close showed
ret gains Of 15sG1Ac. Tbs Missouri state re
port made the condition 90 winter wheat on
June 81 per cent. against 20 last month and
rs last year, ana the Eertuck- report made the
condition 81 against IS last month and 90 last
-ear Tbess two reports we're considered bullish.
but the Ohio report. making the condition %,
2 Tainst 81 last month and 70 last year was
bearish. Spot markets generally firm, although
there was = very Indifferent export inquiry, With
prices stil out ot line No red, 81 60 nominal.
{. ard No 1 c-crthsrn. 81 1919 nominal. Z b.
CORN-F'irul, advancing sharply in the srter-
noon. closing at Z net advanCs Of 1-z011sc-
Both the Missouri and Kentucky reports were
bul!ish. and operators sssrnsi TO be rather ep-
prehenstve regarding the crop outlook. No ,
corn here SIC nominal, elevator, domestic basis,
70 arrive, c / Z; expert No ,. &c nominal
o Z. Exporters took 2 loads at outports. OATS
Primer, tn sympathy with wheat and corn and
on small offerings well as buying by con-
mission houses and cash interests. Final figures
showed z net advance Of 9b 194c- Cash cats
drm natural white. 26 to 81 n, 427+5c. and
clipped white, "a 10 = h, 45G4I7ec. RTB AND
= Mammal
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
cLovEasEEo PRICES

re7.4o 1yne -C1.OvBRsEED-Cash ss 90
Or+05s- s. 90 Tecsrabar IS 50. March. IS 81 r.
1TT0TIFY - P-fre 81 IS AISTEE = Prt1ne,
s. C5- AuE71st ST zS.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
cnRhLT STOCKS.
,,,i.t,s5 rs Warren. GzcVsld 4 Co, NO 50
tFprhlsii@' Broad street,
eaANclsco MlNlNe STOCKS.
X ere Is follow

ca, Francisco. june THE official clos
,ng oaotations FOR mining stocks today
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO E ALTON

1910 1909 1905
- n IN Nay s3e3,ses s24253s s29l sss
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE.
Jul 1-11ay 81. s4s4 42s7 4sz2 248 47s2 so
I,-TEROCEANIC OF MEXICO
JUL l-,lay 81. 5.085.8a5 6.63s746 7loS,l59
IOWA CENTRAL
zts vk in MAJ s657oo see sot Sc 5So
July 1-0tay 81 s oe2 95z c.IIlsSl $50
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN.
~ 43ir Y 1,,sv q Hfz s sses SS@ S9S f@@ ss g5e
N1NHEAPCLIs & st. LOUIS.
zth r-z in afsv. Slos.s sSs.c7s sss.572
J1ls I-aIsy q z4e4 6S4 8.s1a 221 3-5ss c4e
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
z-h vk IN sTay. 81 81 ooo 81 zoe oeo s1,2T1, 976
TuI- 1-lfay 81. 1875 $50 -. .62e2 216 n,153. 81
MEXICAN INTERcATIONAL-
Jsf- 1-7Iay 81 so86iIe s0s6 289 1899 $50
sI1olN.. ST. TAJ-Is & sAT-LT STE MARIE
4th wk in Ma s55s.I7T S46s e56 scIz. 22e
J,'- 1-sTay 81. y $4,000 * $50 ia IL e21 .9o9
NATIONAL OF MEXICO.
4th -1z n Ma s. 5Ts.O7s slz32I2 s1.2o2 54e
Frl- 1-Naey =. q. .e4s.ITs 4s.474rsl 2s 70S. 4so
SOUTHERN.
Number q miles 1850 T.plo =
F. 3 rs ma a A7E e s sSs s5 z7245ssa s..
TOLEDO. PEORIA & western.
5sir i.9 - ina 81 1880 165sss7 1iI35sS
TOLEDO. sT. LOTS ( WESTERN.
~ ~ ", I-May 81 a.s5is57 s.3534zs a53L98T
GREAT NORTHERN
a12nt4 q MAJ ss=45e e26 s. 27$ 5g3 g e422!t 20
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. June 8. 1910
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07
&Fw YORK PRICES.

nv Wheat: oegBi Fl H'S5h 81 i Sst, s 2s' g 81 g. 6
Dec. ........- as'5 e5la .
Corn:
{glE sSs sS: g.. g..
Dec -. e5a4 81
New-York tribune., 1910-06-07

ALABAMA faEE2 AT ELtl = EKH
Month OF April
N---be- Ct mites 3eo SOC
cross earn1rss- ssTs.5se scss.T41 sz5o az1
~ zrf ra-es DO. 97S 15E So III. S55
-st saEC,nEs Sl1=sto So SG5.,oS
Cross earnings 8. 47o547 g e7e sos s. o2s 49,
Lzzp and Jax=s. 2.zeS zla 2.1Te 155 2.6o9. 500
,-e- earnings. se72 1cs s7g2T4o s41e e7T
CIrc-. NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PACIFIC
-Tsutl April
Ne q miles So 81
Cross earnings sI6z Ee6 $3.50 Z3S SsiS $50
E7Tp- ems ts-es sS2zSs 44s $50 A47.1l2
T-l- 1-EUr-i &C
Cross earning ST z5s 81 s. sSz eos se T0z 80
E-Er- END Esxsz. l go -tg 4J5 SOS : AZ. ops
-7.t earning. s.. .655 "a So c2e $50 81 cz2. AZ
PACIFIC COAST.
Month q APRIL 1910 1909 Increase.
Cross esrntlgE-. SG17 SO 1855 5s2 $50 -2s
Cper. expsnses. 516 Ia zS3 $50 -. eol
Net earnings. s1oI Las SOS oI8 ssI sTg
.Iul- - pEsi so
Gross earnings. S6.5zz 260 IS 3Ie Tee s. 224 $50
Cpe-. ez1ensss. : 212 596 s57I 5eI 81 COS
ser earnings S1.ssl Ga s74s11I s5s8 5aT
Decrease
The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13

For secretary of state Henry
was high man in eleven counties.
House is three and Norton in
thirty-two.
Flittie carried fourteen coun.
ties for state auditor and Bright.
bill thirty-two.
Olson was high man in twenty.
nine counties for state treasurer
and Bickford in seventeen.
The light woman's vote for
superintendent of public in
struction was a surprise. Tay.
lor carried twenty-nine counties
to seventeen for Woods.
Miller also made a clean sweep
on counties, carrying forty-four
to two by Adamson for the office
of attorney general. His ma
jority was the largest of any
candidate, having 16,045 more
votes than Adamson.
In the race for insurance COM
missioner Stone carried fifteen
counties and Taylor thirty-one.
Commissioned of Agriculture
Gilbreath had a larger majority
than in the primaries two years
ago next Miller had the highest
majority over his opponent, VIM
ming by 9,695. He carried forty
one counties to three for Mac
Donald.
For railroad commissioners
the old board, Mann, Anderson
and Stutsman was reelected.
Stutsman had a narrow escape
as he defeated Purcell by only
482 votes.
For the State Supreme Court.
FISK, 4l,O4O.
Burke, 40, 796.
Goss. 31,199.
Anderson, 30,783.
Ellsworth, 30,396.
Cooley, 29,O66.
Kneeshaw, %, 799.
Carmody, 28,434.
Rourke, 27,885.
Serumgaard, 26,477.
This makes Fisk, Burke,
Goss. Anderson, Ellsworth,
and Cooley the six high men.
Remember that The Grill sells a S
Communication meal ticket for $3.50,
CASH. 8-6-4t
The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13

tage of having top position on the
ballot. The total vote for this
Office was 57,765, as against 65,-
S12 cast for the senatorship at
the primaries two years ago and
as against a total of 1876 cast
at the second senatorial pri-
maries in November. OF the
total vote Senator McCumber
gets practically 46 per cent, the
primary law requiring only 40
per cent. There were four can
didates for the place and Nc.
Cumber was 1,168 ahead of
Marshall, his nearest opponent.
McCumber carried twenty-nine
counties and Marshall seventeen
For the short term senator.
ship the total vote was only 49,
6O1, and Gronna had a majority
of 11,435, receiving over 60 per
cent of the vote. Gronna car
ried forty-two counties and
Engerud four.
The vote on members of con-
gress was only 102,574 as against
1884 two years ago 1.-TWO posi-
tons being voted for) Hanna was
high man, receiving 2S,228 as
against 26,261 two years ago.
There were seven in the field
this year as against nine last
year, but he received the much
higher vote on a smaller total.
Helgesen was second man with
with 1902 over Blaisde]l who
was third. Hanna was high
man in thirty-three and tied in
one. Helgesen was high in six,
and tied in one, Lauder was
high in four, Johnson and Skula.
son each carried one.
For the governorship the to-
tai was 55,210 as against 62,861
two years ago. Johnson was
high man with a lead over Buch'
anan, his nearest opponent, Of
4,442. He received over Sc per
cent of the total vote cast for all
five candidates. Johnson carried
twenty-six counties, Buchanan
eleven and Aaker seven, and
Wilson two.
In the race for lieutenant gov
ernor Burdiok carried thirty-one
counties to fifteen for Sharpe.
The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13

Mibtbo, 3,717.
For U. s. Senator (short term.)
Engerud, 1858.
Gronna, 33,01e:'
For Members Of cosgress.
Blaisdell, 1882.
Hanna, 28,22s.
Helgesen, 1s,03s.
johnson, 1856.
Lauder, 1929.
Mockler, 4,009.
Skulason, 12,O0s.
For Governor.
Aaker, 1855.
Buchanan, 16,055.
Johnson, 20,497.
Stimmel, 1885.
Wilson, 1898.
For Lieutenent Governor.
Burdick, 29,421.
Sharpe, %, 726.
For Secretary Of State.
Henry, 1905.
House, 1O,328. ~ -
Norton, 1888.
.Vosburg, 6,O49.
For State Auditor.
Brightbill, 28,312.
Flittle, 1885,.
For State Treasurer.
Bickford, 24,671.
Olson, 1926.
For Superintendent Public instruction
Taylor, %, 1913.
Wood, II, 478.
For Attorney General.
Adamson, 1867.
= Miller, 34,742.
For Insurance Commissioner.
Stone, 24,595.
Tavlcr, 1854.
For Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Y Gilbreath, 1929.
Donald, 21,6O4.
For Railroad Commissioners.
Anderson, 10000.
Fadden, 2O,643.
Mann, 80, GIG.
Massingham, 1866.
Purcell, 1920.
Stutsman, 25,781.
The heaviest vote was passe'
ON the long term senatorshiI
which indicates, not only tina
the greatest interest conferred i
that contest, but also the adyar
The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13
Complete Primary Returns
From Every County in
the State.

Complete returns ! from all
counties in the state show that
the vote at the June aprimaries
ran from II to 16 per cent light
err than at the primaries two
years ago.
The highest vote was cast for
the long term senatorship.
The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13

There were four candidates and
Senator McCumber was re-
nominated, receiving about 46
per cent of the grand total.
The increased plurality of
of Congressman Hanna despite
the decreased total demonstrate
ed his gain in popularity after
one term. '&
The one-sided contests were
in the short term senatorship,
the attorney generalship and
The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13
commissioners of agriculture.

commissioner OF agriculture.
The following are the totals as
reported by the county auditors
and published in the official
county papers, though the state
canvassing board, which meet in
September may slightly change
the totals:
For U. S. Senator (1ong term.)
Hannifn, 1906.
McCumber, 26,455.
Marshall, 25;287.
The Dickinson press., 1910-08-13

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