The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-11-12
TWO MINOR MEASURES
SUBMITTED TO VOTERS
SHOWING SLIGHT LEAD
Heaviest Opposition Registered
Against Liquor Law and Pro-
posed Convention.


Pierre. s. D., Nov. u.-With As out of
81 counties Of the state making unof-
fetal returns on the constitutional
amendments n rererred laws, II Is
| probable that two amendments have
been odopted, one for reduction Of in
terest on school fun deferred pay
mepts: and one to provide q method OF
final adjudication when members OF
the supreme court are interested
parties. All other measures lave gone
down to defeat. The final votes on
these measures by the counties report
ing are:
Constitutional convention ......28,027 39,164
Amendment No. suffrage .S0,661 $9,21
Amendment No. 2-Reducing
interest on school oans.......S5 26 26,I8
Amendment No. 3-Taking linn
off school superintendent
Amendment No. 4-Increasing
percentage Of city reteren-
Amendment No. 5.state board
Attachment M GSnse0t Nc. s-Four-year
Amendment No. 7-Finai court
Amendment No. s-~irrigatiocn
Referred law No. i.Liquor il
mary act -. rs 4 S,O51
Referred law No. S-Fixing
| study course at Aberdeen q
| normal 'SA'ANo S''''
The Next Legislature.
A summary Of the legislative mem
shows a larger number OF democrats
than have been seated for many years,
in fact, probably a greater NUMBER
than for any former session in South
Dakota. The house list shows IL Sc.
lected, with a tie between a democrat
and republican in Miner county to pc
settled, making another possible. Inc
senate shows 10. giving them a total Oh
| 80 members in the two houses. Inc
return OF p. j. Tscharner, as the ONLY
/ republican candidate who pulieu
! through in Perkins county means a
warm contest for the speakersnlp,
tween G. A. Christopherson. OF Minne-
haha, and Mr.. Tscharner, VINO was
speaker at the last session.
Senate Members.
Democrats marked with asterisk.
("). All others republicans.) =
County, name and address,.
Aurora. f. Morris, Planktnton.
Bcadle-O. 8. Hagen, Huron.
B~ennett-(See Mellette and Tripp),
| Bon Homme-sTheodore Bernt, Avon.
Brown-Isaac Lincoln and J. i. Browne
B~rookings-E. C. Miller. Brookings.
| Bruie-sJ- q. Ziebach, Gam Valley.
B~uffalo--(See Brule and Jerauld).
| Butte-(See Lawrence.
Campbell-(See McPherson).
Charles Mix-'W. F. Brook, Lake An
des.
Ciark-I. H. Bickell, Clark.
Codington-"Mark Sheafe, jr, water
town. rs"
Corson-(see Edmunds and walworth).
Custer-(See Fall River).
4 DayisOn-C 6 RObh Mitchell.
Day-Donald McLain. Webster.
Deuel-W. e. whittemore, Estelline. CSee
| Hamlin also).
Dewey-(see Faux and Potter.
l Douglas-(See Aurora).
Edmunds-M. Pin Beebe. Ipswich. (See
FAN Riverr,F. n. Walker. Hot Springs.
Faulk-J, +, whitlock, Gettysburg. See
Dewey and Potter.
/ Granite. s. Amsden, Milbank.
Gregory-O. ]. Lundley, Herrick.
H~amlin-(See Deuel..
Hand-Glen Waters, Miller. (See Hyde
/ also). ..... ..
Hanson-w. e. Vandemark, Alexandria.
CSee McCook also).
Harding-(See Perkins,.
Hughes-L. L. Stephens, Pierre. Csee
Sully also).
Hutchinson-J. w. Peckham. Parkston.
Hyde-(See Hand.
Jerauld-(See Brule).
Kingsbury-David Patterson, Lake Pres
ton. a
Lake-Hans Urdahl, Madison.
Lawrence-Ernest May, Lead: Robert
Hayes, Deadwood. .
Lincoln-A. j. Kuhns. worthing.
~Lyman-Alfred Zozke, Draper.
McCook-(See Hanson).
u. (See Campbell also). .,
Marshall-D. l. Printup, Britton.
Meade. b. Hale. sturgis. (see zie-
Oach).
Meliette-(see Trip and Bennett). Wv.
M. McClintocl Hamill. Trip county.
Miner-(See sanborn).
Minnehaha-J. f. Person, Ellis; Thos.
McKinnon. Sioux Falls.
Moody-sTobert Daley, Pipestone, MINI.
Pennington-Fred B.. Styles, Owanka.
Perkins,. c. Stoner, Lennon. (See
PotterH(see Faux and Dewey.
Roberts-A. Marvidk. Sisseton.
Sanborncc; A. Lanrson, HqwSrd;
Stanley-'W. III. Frost, Fort Pierre.
S~ully-(see Hughes).
Tripp-(See Mellette). o
Turner-Albert Olson, Centerville.
union-E. w. Erickson, Alcester.
Walworth-(See Edmunds and Corson).
Yankton-McMaster Gayville.
House Members.
County, nam and address:
Aurora. Il. Trip, White Lake.
Beadle-A B. Blake, Huron; &C. r.
| Huntley. Huron: j. Kingdom. Hitchcock.
Bennett-(See Trip and Mellette).
| Bon Homme--Siegel Green, Avon; Seas
| per Steckler, Avon,
| Brown. l.. Ruckman. Aberdeen: O.. A.
| Swanson. Aberdeen: wv. G.. Jacobs,
| Aberdeen: Z. l.. Cole. Claremont.
B~rookings-L. Olson, Arlington; F. F.
Schulz. White; G. N. Kennard, Brook
| ings. a
Brule-.J. Jorgenson, Chamberlain.
| B~uffalo-sFrank Hall. Gam Valley.
Butte-W. ID. Buchholz, Newell.
| Campbell-G. @. Titland. Mound CITY.
Charles Mix-'D. NJ. Woods, Ravinia;
"Jno. stedronsky. Wagner; 'Henry Han
sen. Platte.
| Clay-F'red Heglin, Centerville.
| Codington-J, @. Mcfarland. Water
town: Hans Mathieson. WATERFOWL; ]. c..
| Stein. WATERFOWL.
Corson-sJohn 8. Anderson. Wautega.
Custer-N. b. Streetcr. Buffalo Gap.
Davison-Chas. Borreson. Ethan; Chas.
| s. Weller. Mitchell. "a
1 sDay-A. c. Roberts, Pierpont: x. o. Tie
| gen. Granville: August Knable. Lily.
Deuel-M. Quickstad. Toronto. (See
Hanl.n): a. W. Barrels. Gary. w
DEWEY. r Knight. Promise.
i Douglas-A. j. Brink. Corsica.