Evening star., 1916-12-28

seal of the State to be hereunto anxed IiYeh
| under nv hand at Lansing. this Goth day of De
| cember. in the year of our Lord One Thousand
| nine hundred and sixteen and Of the independence
of the United States of America the One hundred
WOODBRIDGE y. FERRIS.
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| Rv the GOVERNOR
| COLEMAN c. VAUGHAN.
! BY GEORGE L. LUSK,
Deputy Secretary of State.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS CERTIF-
| ICATE SHEET.
The whole number of votes east for Electors
| of President and Vice President of the United
STATES was Nine Million Six hundred and ninety
| two thousand -Four hundred and ninety three
| and they given follows, viz:
| Three hundred and thirty nine Thousand and
ninety votes were given for Charles e.
Simons.
| Three hundred and thirty seven thousand Nine
| hundred and thirty seven votes were given for
Bernard ]. Onen-
Three hundred and thirty eight thousand and
| sixty five votes were given for William Living
stone.
| hundred votes given for J. Russell Fisk
Three hundred and thirty seven thousand seven
| hundred and twenty six votes were given Tor
Three hundred and thirty seven thousand
Seven hundred and thirty seven votes were given
Three hundred and thirty thousand One
hundred and eighty one votes were given for
Miner s. Keeler
Three hundred and thirty eight thousand Three
hundred and eighty nine votes were given for
Hugh A. Mcpherson.
Three hundred and thirty seven thousand
Eight hundred and eighty seven votes were
given for John f. Wallace
Three hundred and thirty seven thousand Nine
hundred and votes were given fer Edmund
o. Dewey.
Three hundred and thirty thousand Seven
hundred and eleven votes were given for Holden
A. Putnam.
three hundred and thirty thousand Eight
hundred and three votes were given for Guy Il.
Smith.
Three hundred and thirty seven thousand Six
| hundred and seventy eight votes were given for
Ben iamin Gero.
Three hundred and thirty seven thousand Six
hundred and sixty four votes were given for
Homer A. Guck.
Three hundred and thirty eight thousand Seven
hundred and twenty five votes were given for
James Couzens
One. votes were given for Raymond C. Sly.
One. votes were given for Merle +. Nellist.
Two hundred and eighty five Thousand One
hundred and fifty one votes were given for John
Two hundred and eighty three thousand Eight
hundred and eight votes were given for Arthur
F. Jacques.
Two hundred and eighty three Thousand Seven
hundred and thirty six votes given for
William J. McAnerny.
Two hundred and eighty three Thousand Eight
hundred and ninety seven votes were given for
Edward Frensdorf.
Two hundred and eighty three thousand Seven
hundred and eighty two votes were given for
Two hundred and eighty three thousand Seven
hundred and ninety six votes were given for
Frank A. Kelble.
Two hundred and eighty si1 thousand Seven
hundred and seventy five votes were given for
Two hundred and eighty three thousand Nine
hundred and twenty two votes were given for
Norman Morrsh.
hundred and thirty eight votes were given for
Elmer J. Ottaway.
Two hundred and eighty three thousand Six
hundred and sixty two votes were given for
Robert Hyslop.
Two hundred and eighty three thousand Six
hundred and eighty four votes were given for
Daniel W. Goodenough.
Two hundred and eighty three thousand Six
hundred and thirty one votes were given for
Henry Heisman.
Two hundred and eighty three thousand Six
hundred and fourteen votes were given for Clyde
Two hundred and eighty three thousand Five
hundred and twenty votes were given for Knute
S. Markstrum.
Two hundred and eighty three thousand Two
hundred and nifty three votes were given for
Joseph Merr~n
Sixteen thousand One hundred and twenty
votes were given for s. II. slagle.
Sixteen thousand and fifteen votes were given
for William c. Blackburn.
Sixteen thousand and twenty eight votes were
given for Anna Karlin.
Sixteen Thousand and four votes were given
for Guy L. North.
Fifteen thousand Nine hundred and ninety nine
votes were given for ". Alderman.
Sixteen thousand and three votes were given
for Otis NJ. Southworth.
Sixteen thousand and thirteen votes were eiyen
for Louis Middleton.
Sixteen Thousand and six votes were given for
Robert Calhoun.
Sixteen thousand and thirteen votes were given
for John Miller.
Sixteen thousand and four votes were given for
A. Parent.
Sixteen thousand eight votes were given for
Daniel Rowley.
Sixteen thousand and two votes were given for
William Blanchard.
Sixteen thousand and three votes were given
for John Kiskia.
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eight votes were given for Albert Suppus.
Fifteen thousand Eish. hundred and fourteen
votes were given for W. J. Rossburg.
Eighteen votes were given for John North
Eight thousand One hundred and thirty nine
votes were given for Marshall ". Petit.
Eight thousand One hundred and ten votes
were given for Judge Barnum.
| Eight thousand and Ninety six votes were
given for Lemuel Il. Bissel1.
Eight thousand and Eighty eight votes were
given for Charles W. Obee.
Eight thousand One hundred and one votes
were given for Samuel Dickie.
Eight thousand and. Ninety six votes were
given for George W. Hawley.
Eight Thousand and FIFTY nine votes
given for George Roelofs.
Eight thousand and Eighty eight votes were
given for Writ Mclean.
Eight thousand One hundred and eight votes
were given for Robert King.
Eight thousand and Eighty two votes
given for Charles T. Paris.
Eight thousand and Eighty four votes
given for Otto E. Cutler
Eight thousand and Eighty seven votes were
given for Edwin W. Orson.
Eight thousand and Eighty nine votes were
given for Chas X. Evans.
Eight thousand and Eighty nine votes were
| given for Thomas X. Davis.
Eight thousand and Seventy six votes were
given for Burton L. lockwood.
Eight hundred and forty two votes were given
for Wendan A. ScInau.
Eight hundred and thirty four votes were
| given for George W. Foshag.
-Four votes were given for Henry Ford.
One vote was given for W. Wilson.
We hereby certify the foregoing TO be true
statement Of the votes given In said State of
Michigan, at the General Election held on the
Seventh day Of November. A. d. 1916. for Elect
Of President and Vice President of the United
States.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereto sub
scribed names, at Lansing this Twelfth day