University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-12-07
In five counties it was sixth.
Where it Ran Second.


Where 1t Ran Second.
The counties in which the Univer-
sity amendment ran second are: An
drew, Audrain, Barry, Barton, Bates,
Buchanan, Caldwell, Carroll, Cass, &C.
dar, Charlton, Clay, Clinton, Dade, Da-
viess, DeKalb, Gentry, Grundy. How
ard, Jackson, Jasper, Lafayette, Linn,
Livingston, Macon, Marion, Mercer,
Monroe, Montgomery, Nodaway. Penn
iscot, Pettis, Putnam, Randolph, Ray.
st. Charles, St. Francois, st. Louis,
Saline. Vernon and Worth. In Buch-
anan, Jackson, St. Charles, and St.
Louis counties it was exceeded by the
vote for the state capitol amendment.
In the other counties named it was
exceeded only by the vote for prohib-
ition.
The counties in which the Eleventh
Amendment ran third are: Benton,
Bollinger, Cape Girardeau, Christian,
Clark, Cole. Cooper, Crawford, Dunk
lin, Franklin, Gasconade, Greene, Har-
rison, Howell, Jefferson, Johnson, La
clede, Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln, Nc
Donald, Madison, Morgan, Newton,
Phelps, Pike, Polk, Rails, Ripley st.
Clair, Scotland, Shannon, Shelby, Stod-
dard, Stone, Sullivan, Texas, Warren
Wayne, Webster In all except seven
of these counties prohibition and good
roads led the Eleventh Amendment
In Christian and Dunklin counties
prohibition was first, the capitol Sec
ond and the University amendment
third. In Cole county the two amend
ments which ran ahead of the Elev-
enth Amendment were the state cap
itol amendment and the amendment to
pension policemen.
Good Roads Favored.
In Franklin county the amendments
for new state capitol and good roads
led the Eleventh Amendment. In
Gasconade county the capitol ran
first, prohibition second and the Elev-
enth Amendment third. In Jefferson
and Warren counties the amendments
for good roads led, the capitol amend
ment was second and the Eleventh
Amendment was third.
The Eleventh Amendment ran
fourth in Adair, Butler, Galloway, Car
ter, Dallas, Knox, Maries, Miller, Mis-
sissippi, Moniteau, Usage, Perry, Ste.
Genevieve, Schuyler. Scott, fancy and
Washington counties. In all these
counties, except Dallas and Knox, the
vote for the Eleventh Amendment was
exceeded in varying order by the vote
for prohibition, the state capitol and
good roads.
In Dallas and Knox counties prohib.
ition, good roads and pensions for po-
licemen received more votes than
Amendment No. IL.
Fifth in These Counties.
The Eleventh Amendment ran fifth
in Camden, Dent, Hickory and Ozark
counties. where it was exceeded by
the vote for prohibition, the capitol
good roads and pensions for police.
men; in Iron county, where it was
exceeded by the vote for prohibition,
good roads, the capitol, and voting
machines; in Wright county, where il
was exceeded by the vote for prohib
ition. good roads, the capitol, and poor
houses; and in st. Louis City, where
it was exceeded by the vote for the
state capitol, the st. Louis charter
poor houses, and voting machines.
The five counties in which the
Amendment No. II ran sixth are Doug
lass, New Madrid, Oregon, Pulaski
and Reynolds. In all these counties
it was exceeded by the votes for pro
hibition. good roads, state capitol, pen
sions for policemen, and poor houses
Miss Pearl Thomas and E. A Iken
berry have gone as delegates of the
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