The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-11-14
BYRNE IS WINNER
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Republicans Make Clean Sweep
Of State and ALI Referred
Measures Garry.
HOW DAKOTA STANDS
IN FEDERAL AFFAIRS
Senators.
Representatives.

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y Coe L. Crawford, Rep. y
Thomas Sterling. Rep. @ \
\ Representatives. \
= list Dist.-C. III. Dillon, Rep. y
y End Dtst-Chas. Fl. Burke, Rep. y
3D. Dist.-Eben X. Martin. Rep. Y
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 1.-THE ad-
mission by Johnson that he loses the
goyernorship to Byrne, whose major
ity he comedies TO be not less than 81
500, removes all doubt as to the result
Of Tuesdays election, and gives the
state owe to a ~republicsss clean sweep.
Figures on the g~overnorship are IN
from three-fourths Of the counties. Es-
Inmates where definite returns are
lacking give Byrne q majority of
5000 to 10000. Figures on the minor
state officers are not so complete, but
enough Information Is at hand-to make
can ticket. The legislature will be re-
publican In both branches by a safe
majority, although the democrats have
made a slight increase in both house
and senate Il
The Richards primary law. the cleo
trio headlight law and all other re-
terred propositions have carried by
large majorities.
In a dozen or more counties In the
more newly settled regions of the state
the question of county seat removals
was submitted to a vote but the pro-
position was defeated in all cases.
y: "'' Douglas.
Armour. s. D., Nov. 1.-THE result of
the election Tuesday in this county was
as follows: Roosevelt carried the coun-
~ by rs: Dillon by about 100; johnson
by $50; Fenzl, democrat, for state SEN
ator by about 40 with a slight lead in
Aurora county; Nixon, republican, for
representative, 49, J.. w. Addie, repub-
lican, states attorney, 225; Nowlan,
democrat, register OF deeds, 140; FL
mer Dubes, republican, treasurer, 800:
Meyer, democrat, auditor, 200: Luymos,
democrat, sheriff, 400: wohlford, re-
publican, clerk of courts, IT'S; Miss
schools 225: or the county officers
four are republicans and three demo-
Gratis. which Is just the same proper
tion as In the previous term. This was
the former home of Edwin S. Johnson,
which accounts for his heavy vote in
this county. ". 81
, 5onhomme.
Tyndall, s. D., Nov. 11-Complete un-
official returns from Bonhomme couns
ty show that the county was carried
by the republicans by a narrow mar
gin. Roosevelt received 1920; Wilson,
1853. Byrne carried the county by q
plurality of 3, he receiving 1,166, while
johnson received 1.163. The republic
cans carried the entire county ticket
with the exception OF Estate senator and
county assessor. ( la.r.I
The following men were elected:
State senator, Up. Cooley; representa-
tive. Benz. Bussey; representative, John
Holleman: auditor, c. e. Stoddard;
treasurer, G. L. Bohac; clerk OF courts,
r.. r. Robinson; states attorney, w. w.
French; county judge, J.. l.. Meighen;
sheriff, l.. L. Wagner; register or deeds,
C. e. Bixby; superintendent, G. @.
Fites; coroner, DR.. VIM. Black; asses
sor. Oliver Plumb.
-
Buffalo.
Gam Valley, Nov. 1.-THE dem
oerats carried the majority OF the of
fees In Buffalo county, including ]. e.
ziebach, representatives; L. M. Swart-
out, sheriff; w. M. Marshall, treasurer
F. !. Hall, register OF deeds; VIM. Alb
ernathy, auditor, and J.. e. Marshall,
county Judge. The republicans who
out We're L. o. Goodman, states
attorney; G. b. BeelRan, clerk Of
courts. and Elva Dye. county superin-
tendent OF schools.
Stanlay.
Philip, s.. ID, Nov. L-Stanley coun-
ty was. carried by the democrats.
Wilson. Johnson. County ticket,
treasurer. Stuart, trep9; auditor.
Quigg (rep.); clerk, Ricketts, (rep.);
attorney Lambert (rep.l; judge. BEN
cnTdar NTav (renN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Warner (rep.1; coroner, Dotson (rep.l:.
senator, Morrison (rep.); representa-
tive, Granger (rep.): representative,
Leedom (rep.); representative, BielshI
(rep.)
Beadle.
Huron, IS. d., Nov. 1l.-Beadle county
election results have been so close in
many cases that the voteaof every pre-
cinct has been needed to determine
the winners. The vote on president
gives Roosevelt a small majority, the
unofficial. returns giving Roosevelt
l,472 and Wilson LAG, the majority
being "a. Bryne for governor has q
small majority. Burke received a
large vote over Barrett and Abel's
home county gave him q big majority.
The state ticket was very generally
voted republican In tais county.
On the county ticket four democrats
We're elected, and In nearly every con-
test the results were close. The dem
ocrats elected G. r.. Huntley represen-
in, the legislature by a small ma
T. NJ. Simmons as states at
torney by a fair majority: Miss MUIR
aine as county superintendent of
by nearly 200 majority, and
Thos Tyrrell as county commissioner in
the first district by a good majority.
The republicans elected George Wright
to the state, senate; A. b. Blake and e.
d. EIDE to the legislature; G. A. KEEL
ley, county Judge; r. M. Thomas, clerk
Of courts; K. c. Ackerman, auditor:
l.. II. Jones. treasurer; A. b. Hutch
ison.r register OF deeds; A. J. Larsen,
J. It. Walsh, coroner; J. q.
Hatfield and H. A Van DaIsem.
OF the piece; Charles HotalinR
and G.. j. Ropan, 'constables.
The electric headlight bill, the Rich |
ards primary bill and the good roads
bill all received large majorities.
~ r - H".u.. g.
s. Clay.
VermiIlion,. S. D., Nov. 11-Clay coun-
ty official returns of the election re-
at the auditors office here give
Husks $50 BUSHELS or
CORN IN NINE HOURS
Armour, s. D.. Nov. ll-What is un-
..A - 49,