Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 24, 1906, Page 6

OFFICIAL BALLOT Put a cross murk (X) opposite the name of each candi- date you wish to vote for in the squares indicated by the Arrow. STATE BALLOT Governor—A. L. COLE—Republican Official Ballot Second, Fourth and Fifth Commissioner Districts. General Election Nov. 6, 1906. Put a cross mark (X) opposite the na me of ea.ch candidate you wish to vote for in the squares in- dicated by the arrow. Governor—JOHN A. JOHNSON—Democrat s $!COUNTY BALLOT Governor—CHAS. W. DORSETT—Prohibition §' T S | For Judge District Court, 15th Judicial District— s Governor—O. 8. LOFTHUS$-Public Ownership 8 ) k W. S. McCLENAHAN—Republican 3 S - L] Governa— For Judge District Court, 15th Judicial District— H For Member of Congress, 9th Congressional District— : Lieutenant Governor-—A. O. EBERHART—Republican HALVOR STEENERSON—Republican| > - ) - & | For Member of Congress, 9th Congressional District— & e . ] i s Lieutenant Governor—LLOYD G. PENDERGAS’I]‘)emOcmtic g © " HALDOR E. BOEN_Pua blicOwnsrsbin 7 e = — - é’ For Memoer of Coungress, 9th Congressional District— ; Taeutenant Governor—OLE LOKENSGAARD—Prohibition o ] D | — e R— H < Lieutenant Governor— For State Senator, 61st District—A. L. HANSON—Republican B —— g 5 e A Secretary of State—JULIUS A SCHMAHL— —Republican For State Senator, 61st District— H e S - g For Representative, 61st District—JENS J, OPSAHL— s Seer emry of State—PETER M. MAGNUSSON—Democrat s Republican g - = K] = = —| o = = | For Representative, 61st District— H Secretary of State—N. C. HENDRICKS—Prohibition I ! % H S — — - T R R T ; ® | For County Auditor— JOHN WILMANN—Republican E Secretary of state— = g i - For Courty Auditor— H State Auditor—SAMUEL G. IVERSON—Republican 2 s : S, (=3 < 2 | For County Treasurer—G. H. FRENCH—Republican H State Auditor—A. E. AARNES—Democrat ] ‘ 3 < For County Treasurer— H State Auditor— | 2 < - For Register of Deeds—J. O. HARRIS—Republican K State Treasurer—CLARENCE C. DINEHART—Republican g « | For Register of Deeds— 3 State Treasurer—DAVID H. EVANS—Democrat % = | For Sheriff —THOS. BAILEY—Republican % ) State Treasurer—JOHN KOLU--Public Ownership a 3 s —| g |For Sheriff—A. B. HAZEN—TIndependent g ° State Treasurer— 3 B ! PR For Sheriff— Attorney General—EDWARD T. YOUNG—Republican < - v P £ | For County Attorney—HENRY FUNKLEY—Republican 5 Attorney General--JOHN DWAN—Democrat g . g o B ; For County Attorney— g Attorney General— 2 : 4 | 2 |For Judge of Probate—M. A. CLARK—Republican g Chiet Justice of the | N < v L Supreme Court | —CHARLES M. START-Republican & | For Judge of Pronate— 8 Chief Justice of the | § B § < Supreme Court | 2 | For Clerk of Court—FRED W, RHODA—Republican g e g Clerk bupreme Court—C. A. PIDGEON—Republican § For Clerk of Court— H s ______ - g - Clerk Supreme Court—FRED E. WHEATON-Democrat §: For County Surveyor—M. D. STONER—Republican ES S|l g Clerk Supreme Court— B | For County Surveyor— g Railroad and Ware- | N i For Superintendent of Schools—WM. B. STEWART— < house Commissioner | —C- F- STAPLES—Republican ‘Republican g < B i‘:\'}l:;acdo u??ndmgoa:; : ANTON SCHAEFER— Democrat 2 | For Superintendent of Schools— $ Railroad and Ware- | g F ty Coroner—E. H. MARCUM—Re ublican Hy house Commissioner { -+ - HEIBERG—Prohibition o™ County Co : P ¢ Railroad and Ware- ® | For County Coroner— N house Commissioner \ L OFFICIAL BALLOT. NOVEMEER G 1 Put a cross mark (X) opposite the constitutional S amendments you wish to vote for in the squares Put a cross mark X opposite the name of each-can- indicated by the arrow. didate you wish to vote for in the squares as indicated by STATE BALLOT et : ForSuperintendent of Schools—WM. B. STEWART s Republican 5 — 8 8 For Superintendent of Schools— H Constitutional Amendments to be vioed on by the l eople 19507, On motion of Commissloner Gunderson. | Richard Hawkes, witness fees. State people. v seconded by Commissioner Saxrud, the peti: allig 12 tion was granted and the auditor insuuuul sklnvik. jnsblcc “teos, Smte Vs to issue auditor's warrant:for the sum of | Jesse Trickie. 2 —YES $396.08. 0. M. Skinvik, justice The petition of Kyler & Young praying for | _Charles Smith 69 FIRST—‘‘Amendment to section sixicen (16) of article nine (IX) the refandmentof shat pare of theillauor 11z h 112 of the Coustitution establishing the road and bridgefund and E.:fi‘;,é“,‘:‘,‘,’a‘?fi.‘flfi s‘é{‘&"if&.fi?fiflfi;;‘.’&":fif J%‘l?n"r?:ffifi'thmme” fees' SR T 113 vose of constructing and improving roads and bridges for refundment from June, 1906 to April 1, [ L-G. Pen erlnsast susslce fees, State within this state.®’ 1907._ On motlon of Commissioner Gunderson, | _vs. \hrtha adersherd B . 285 seconded by Commissioner Saxrud the veti: | Thomas Balley. bo tion was granted and the auditor instructed 140 50 . —NO toissue an auditor’s warrant for the sum of B oo T & e R b s e o M e e of ?fi'fi“fo‘fl.;“?r’éfz'ni “eharees 1% SECOND—‘‘Amendment of article nine of the Constitution, re- S on a Pile driver ordered by the county. lating to taxation, to take the place of sections one, two, ——| = ug’h,'i‘.‘.’,fii?,’,‘f&’fi‘f;‘?.‘&?ffifi‘:’&‘é“‘i:fld:fiifv‘:g i three, four and the ameedment added at the end of sald s and the and the auditor }‘l‘““‘}twg “t) "5:;“ 30 00 article adopted in 1896 —NO m Tarvants on llhof teevathive fings fonthe ;{mmner ¥ doputy, sherlffs 300 Chls Gustafson, justice fees. State vs. dji Ploneer Publishing Co. S Fred Horwn. Clyde Hays and Ben co\.ll'bl:l enders.......... R 3150 Chapman..... 4 85 ; Bemidji Pioneer Publlshlng co pub— —YES A A, anlll. Justice’ feen. State vs. lishing official blllo 166 85 John Sanvear. 35 | BemidJi Pic Publis THIRD—‘Amendment to article one [1] of the constitution: C 2 45| Bemidi{ Y Any person may sell or peddle the products of the farm or B right, mu&v elecflon Dballots. A3 00 garden occupied and cultivated by him without obtaining a G ngs{i"',mm tous. State v 130} Beral lm‘“‘?“,a""“’”"‘_c"" pub: 2055 license therefor.’’ 'has. McNeal s 120 Bemldn Ploneer Publishing Co. nnb- O. M. sklnvlk. justice ‘fees, State vs. L Tgmlnfie r.(‘x_c:edlnls. —No 0, 1. BKinvik, Justice fees. notices. Wnd Galligher.......ccoeee. 315 Tenstrike Tribune, pubflsh(nn' lenl ' | T e PEi b s o e e s 2% Tenltrlka Trlbune. Dll\)“lhll’ll legal notices 580 Ten-'j,rlk & notices Temerlk b otices 9% Sz Plul Ploneer Press, legal hlank 18 70 8t. Paul Ploneer Press, record books... 144 50. 8t. Paul Pioneer Press, legal blanks 380 {oneer Press, probate blanks 2 00 1 Pioneer Press, probate bllnks 1420 ] Pioneer Press, probate ks lnd lor auditor. McG W er MLGUl-Wnrner Co., Free Press Printin; blanks . Free Press Free Press Printing Co.. stationery for judge of probate. Free Press Prlnunz Co. prabne court, 500 S - 130 Free Press Printing Co. 512 Sl Clnud Journal P; 2300 Mmer—Dlvls Printing’ CGo., pl transfer record 250 lflll%!{l)nv!s Printing Co., blanks for 0 Warfield Electric Co.. September cur- rent for poor farm. . 25 00 Warfield Electric Co,, August current for court house and jail.- Warfield Electric Co., Septe ‘rent for court house and jail. Dpoorfar, Warfield Elec!rlc Co. ieptember cur- rent for coart house and jail oo 709 Northwestern Telephone Company long distance messages, --. 33 Northwestern Telephone Comnnns'. telephone service, August Northwestern Telephone Company, telephone service, poor farm,August 2 00 Fergusen, carrying Graceton “baliots . 305 Matthew Miller, carrying Hornet elec tion returns. ... 2 66 J.'P. Young, canvassing election Te- BUPDS ««veeeeviieannain iaeiines 1520 M. Phibbs, canvassing electionreturns 13 20 . Bailey, canvassing election’ re- 15 20 urns.. e cevee . 1520 A. W. Danaher, canvassing election retnrns... 18 60 Arthur Brose, special messenger to Red Lake, gemnz elecuon returns ed - 860 200 110 22 bhls. F Schroeder. carrying election returns, Grant Valley ............... 180 ‘W, H. Rice, carrying election retuma. Northern 190 Henry Plumme turns, Hornet 260 Gilbert Weien, turns, Bemidji. town. 20 i, Myhre. garry, ing election refur BPARIGING =", St i oo 300 V.F. Fa\t:sekd carr! turns, Duran 3 180 Prosper Albee, carrying elecuon Te- turns, Port Hope. .. 140 Jos. Deitch. ca Turtle River 30 A. G. Osterbers. turns, Hagali 120 Gustaf Sandell. carr turns, Shotley ... .. 170 George Connick, carrying election re turns, Duran 150 Henry W. Alsop, carrying election ré- turns, Birch... . 120 McDou nld. car Ing election 3 Tlfl ard, C fBemld- 50 E 12 returns, l‘lht Ward. Cl!s‘ of Bemld.!l 120 Wm, A. Ferris, carrying election re- turns, Fourth Ward, city of Bemidji 120 J* E. Cahill, carrying eiection return: Second Ward, city of Bemidji. ..... Andrew Larson. delivering elecuou returns. Solway . Peter Bakke, de deh\'ermg’ election re- turns, Eckles B Jas. Misner. deh\'ermk ‘election Te- turns, Port Hope B. Rouni % deuvermg election return Moose J.H. Rendell ‘el turos, Northern.. . E. Esterdahl, del turns, Birch- C. O. Espe, delivering election returns Shotley .. John A. Thoren, delivering election returns, Lammers. Calvert Canfield. delivering election returns, McDougald. 5 Gust Dorhman, delives returns, Grant Valley Ingrebret Talsness,deli returns, Moose Lake. David LeFevre, pary Dayment. Mapie Ridge and Liberty road(.- 400 00 Chapman & Peterson, vlrL ‘payment Taylor county road. Ole and Peter Bakke, Dart payment. Ruzzle and Roosevelt road. 2 road work sec 32, % and Quiring ro L. Bjorge, balance contract, Blaci duck and Summit road Charley Guuderson, 'Iahor on’ Langor- COrmAant-QUIring Toad--+-- :--ouvos 93 00 Erick Olson, labor on Langor., Corm:m and Quiring road Hans Ring, 1abo! Quiring road Ole Gunderson, mant-Quiring road Axel Sandbery, labor on langor-Cor- mant-Quiring road.. 49 00 Charley Wingren. labor on Langor- Cormant-Quiringroad .. . _ -..... 40 50 Lonis Anderson. labor on Langor- Cormapt-Quiring road.. D. Mitchell, labor ouLanaorLolm Quiring road. Oliver Rustud. mant-Quiring road - Charley Mitchell, labor on Langor- Cormant-Quiring road. 20 00 Albert Peve, labor on Langor-Cor- . mant-Quiring road.. 20 00 Otto Myran, labor an’ LnngurCor- mlm-flmllnr road-.. 600 J. G. Thompson, supplies Cormant-Quiring road 2300 J. “A. Ludington. me: - court_house . 1125 J. A. Ludington men.lmm‘lise tor court house and jail : 26 87 Thomas Johnson, work ard mawrhl at court house 1517 Beltrami Collntv Mercantile €o. chandis ok at poor farm Robinson & Cary Co., hardware Powers Mercantile chambers. E. H. \\'mlvr & Co., merchand I\urkham Seh el Co., merchandise for poor farm Doran Bros., work uurl merchandise ror court liouse. mid; J. M l‘llllllp , money advanced 330 Blns Hansuu. thmhlug unls at poor poor farm 100 A. Klein, supplies for 36D " 2 & 695 W8 Clll man, supplies for poor farm 9 55 J. A. Ludington, supplies for poor S farm O onon ‘duly made, seconded and carr hn‘%(fillnwln bllls were disallowed; o rnnmn or'l nd, board and care of Fle Dr. A. irdock, medical Anton Lilben.. claim for dam: On motlon duly made, seconded carried the balance of the:bills were lai ove.r until S emotion dals. ded and carried mo luly mc secon m CArTi the board adjo & Monday, November 12, ma. n ten oclouk a. m. © AW DANABER. ‘Attest; JOBN wmmm. % ~County Audito o v 5