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| 848 | 09/25/68 | 1 | 2 | Clark, Mr. | Election Game Exposed. Of Mockery and farce. | Yesterdays Republican says - Lincoln County. - Reliable authority informs, that Mr. Hinman, one of the registrars for the North Platte precinct, has opened a sort of itinerant or traveling registration, for the purpose of perpetrating a fraud at the coming election and electing himself to the Legislature. He had added 140 names to the legal registration of the first 3 days. Messrs. Clark and Collins, the majority of the registration board of that precinct refused to recognize Hinman's action and will certify only the legal vote to the Judges of election. If others are permitted to vote of course the whole poll of Lincoln County will be thrown out as a fraud. Republican. The Board of Canvassers are the Governor, Secretary and Auditor - David Butler, Tom Kennard, John Gillespie. The fraud and robbery has been played from the beginning. Mr. Hinman was appointed Registrar of the North Platte precinct by Gov. Butler, because he was thought fit for E. B. Taylor to use in prescribing Democratic votes from the registration lists. Mr. Taylor was made Deputy Governor by David Butler, and his first work of wrong was at Grand Island where he induced the County Commissioners of that county to refuse obedience to the plain statutes of the State, requiring them to organize precincts in the unorganized counties of Buffalo and Dawson. This act has defrauded hundreds of honest citizens of their sacred right to vote. And the purpose was to have the two Registrars refuse to certify the Registry and thus cause the whole poll of Lincoln County to be thrown out as a fraud. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 09/25/68 | 1 | 2 | Collins, Mr. | Election Game Exposed. Of Mockery and farce. | Yesterdays Republican says - Lincoln County. - Reliable authority informs, that Mr. Hinman, one of the registrars for the North Platte precinct, has opened a sort of itinerant or traveling registration, for the purpose of perpetrating a fraud at the coming election and electing himself to the Legislature. He had added 140 names to the legal registration of the first 3 days. Messrs. Clark and Collins, the majority of the registration board of that precinct refused to recognize Hinman's action and will certify only the legal vote to the Judges of election. If others are permitted to vote of course the whole poll of Lincoln County will be thrown out as a fraud. Republican. The Board of Canvassers are the Governor, Secretary and Auditor - David Butler, Tom Kennard, John Gillespie. The fraud and robbery has been played from the beginning. Mr. Hinman was appointed Registrar of the North Platte precinct by Gov. Butler, because he was thought fit for E. B. Taylor to use in prescribing Democratic votes from the registration lists. Mr. Taylor was made Deputy Governor by David Butler, and his first work of wrong was at Grand Island where he induced the County Commissioners of that county to refuse obedience to the plain statutes of the State, requiring them to organize precincts in the unorganized counties of Buffalo and Dawson. This act has defrauded hundreds of honest citizens of their sacred right to vote. And the purpose was to have the two Registrars refuse to certify the Registry and thus cause the whole poll of Lincoln County to be thrown out as a fraud. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 09/25/68 | 1 | 2 | Butler, David | Election Game Exposed. Of Mockery and farce. | Yesterdays Republican says - Lincoln County. - Reliable authority informs, that Mr. Hinman, one of the registrars for the North Platte precinct, has opened a sort of itinerant or traveling registration, for the purpose of perpetrating a fraud at the coming election and electing himself to the Legislature. He had added 140 names to the legal registration of the first 3 days. Messrs. Clark and Collins, the majority of the registration board of that precinct refused to recognize Hinman's action and will certify only the legal vote to the Judges of election. If others are permitted to vote of course the whole poll of Lincoln County will be thrown out as a fraud. Republican. The Board of Canvassers are the Governor, Secretary and Auditor - David Butler, Tom Kennard, John Gillespie. The fraud and robbery has been played from the beginning. Mr. Hinman was appointed Registrar of the North Platte precinct by Gov. Butler, because he was thought fit for E. B. Taylor to use in prescribing Democratic votes from the registration lists. Mr. Taylor was made Deputy Governor by David Butler, and his first work of wrong was at Grand Island where he induced the County Commissioners of that county to refuse obedience to the plain statutes of the State, requiring them to organize precincts in the unorganized counties of Buffalo and Dawson. This act has defrauded hundreds of honest citizens of their sacred right to vote. And the purpose was to have the two Registrars refuse to certify the Registry and thus cause the whole poll of Lincoln County to be thrown out as a fraud. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 09/25/68 | 1 | 2 | Kennard, Tom | Election Game Exposed. Of Mockery and farce. | Yesterdays Republican says - Lincoln County. - Reliable authority informs, that Mr. Hinman, one of the registrars for the North Platte precinct, has opened a sort of itinerant or traveling registration, for the purpose of perpetrating a fraud at the coming election and electing himself to the Legislature. He had added 140 names to the legal registration of the first 3 days. Messrs. Clark and Collins, the majority of the registration board of that precinct refused to recognize Hinman's action and will certify only the legal vote to the Judges of election. If others are permitted to vote of course the whole poll of Lincoln County will be thrown out as a fraud. Republican. The Board of Canvassers are the Governor, Secretary and Auditor - David Butler, Tom Kennard, John Gillespie. The fraud and robbery has been played from the beginning. Mr. Hinman was appointed Registrar of the North Platte precinct by Gov. Butler, because he was thought fit for E. B. Taylor to use in prescribing Democratic votes from the registration lists. Mr. Taylor was made Deputy Governor by David Butler, and his first work of wrong was at Grand Island where he induced the County Commissioners of that county to refuse obedience to the plain statutes of the State, requiring them to organize precincts in the unorganized counties of Buffalo and Dawson. This act has defrauded hundreds of honest citizens of their sacred right to vote. And the purpose was to have the two Registrars refuse to certify the Registry and thus cause the whole poll of Lincoln County to be thrown out as a fraud. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 09/25/68 | 1 | 2 | Gillespie, John | Election Game Exposed. Of Mockery and farce. | Yesterdays Republican says - Lincoln County. - Reliable authority informs, that Mr. Hinman, one of the registrars for the North Platte precinct, has opened a sort of itinerant or traveling registration, for the purpose of perpetrating a fraud at the coming election and electing himself to the Legislature. He had added 140 names to the legal registration of the first 3 days. Messrs. Clark and Collins, the majority of the registration board of that precinct refused to recognize Hinman's action and will certify only the legal vote to the Judges of election. If others are permitted to vote of course the whole poll of Lincoln County will be thrown out as a fraud. Republican. The Board of Canvassers are the Governor, Secretary and Auditor - David Butler, Tom Kennard, John Gillespie. The fraud and robbery has been played from the beginning. Mr. Hinman was appointed Registrar of the North Platte precinct by Gov. Butler, because he was thought fit for E. B. Taylor to use in prescribing Democratic votes from the registration lists. Mr. Taylor was made Deputy Governor by David Butler, and his first work of wrong was at Grand Island where he induced the County Commissioners of that county to refuse obedience to the plain statutes of the State, requiring them to organize precincts in the unorganized counties of Buffalo and Dawson. This act has defrauded hundreds of honest citizens of their sacred right to vote. And the purpose was to have the two Registrars refuse to certify the Registry and thus cause the whole poll of Lincoln County to be thrown out as a fraud. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 09/25/68 | 1 | 2 | Taylor, E. B. | Election Game Exposed. Of Mockery and farce. | Yesterdays Republican says - Lincoln County. - Reliable authority informs, that Mr. Hinman, one of the registrars for the North Platte precinct, has opened a sort of itinerant or traveling registration, for the purpose of perpetrating a fraud at the coming election and electing himself to the Legislature. He had added 140 names to the legal registration of the first 3 days. Messrs. Clark and Collins, the majority of the registration board of that precinct refused to recognize Hinman's action and will certify only the legal vote to the Judges of election. If others are permitted to vote of course the whole poll of Lincoln County will be thrown out as a fraud. Republican. The Board of Canvassers are the Governor, Secretary and Auditor - David Butler, Tom Kennard, John Gillespie. The fraud and robbery has been played from the beginning. Mr. Hinman was appointed Registrar of the North Platte precinct by Gov. Butler, because he was thought fit for E. B. Taylor to use in prescribing Democratic votes from the registration lists. Mr. Taylor was made Deputy Governor by David Butler, and his first work of wrong was at Grand Island where he induced the County Commissioners of that county to refuse obedience to the plain statutes of the State, requiring them to organize precincts in the unorganized counties of Buffalo and Dawson. This act has defrauded hundreds of honest citizens of their sacred right to vote. And the purpose was to have the two Registrars refuse to certify the Registry and thus cause the whole poll of Lincoln County to be thrown out as a fraud. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 05/22/67 | 1, 2 | 1,2,3,4,5,6; 2,3,4 | Butler, Gov. | Election Law. Nebraska. | Revision or amendment of the law, provision of penalties for violation and enactment of law for registering of votes. See Message, Gov. Butler. |
| 848 | 09/09/68 | 2 | 1 | Election Registration. | Will cost Nebraska more than $10,000 in the year 1868. | |
| 848 | 08/31/68 | 3 | 2 | Election. Nebraska City. | Everybody register and then vote, especially Democrats. It is your duty. | |
| 848 | 09/11/68 | 3 | 2 | Election. Registration. Nebraska City. | The number of voters that have registered during the three days in Nebraska City: 1st Ward....252; 2nd Ward......324; 3rd Ward.....262l Total - 838. | |
| 848 | 09/16/68 | 3 | 2 | Election Registration. Omaha. | Omaha registers three thousand three hundred voters. | |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | Templin, F. | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | Hale, H. J. | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | Raymond, H. K. | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | Stain, Asa | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | Lathrop, Jerome | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | McCuig, Donald | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | Utley, V. C. | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | Reeves, A. | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | Roberts, John | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | McCartney, A. T. | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/02/68 | 2 | 5 | Wood, Fred W. | Election Registration Notice. Otoe County. | ereby given that in conformity for an act entitled, "An act to provide for registration of the voters of the State the Registrars of the several Precincts of Otoe County will sit on Sept. 7, 8 & 9th for the purpose of making a registration of the voters for the State election the second Tuesday of October. Places of registration in precincts listed. F. Templin, A. J. Hale, H. K. Raymond, Asa Stain, Jerome Lathrop, Donald McCuig, V. C. Utley, A. Reeves, John Roberts, A. T. McCartney, Fred W. Wood, Registrars. |
| 848 | 09/16/68 | 2 | 4 | Doane, Mr. | Election. Registration. | The radical registrars in some of the precincts have refused to register the name of any person who served in the rebel army during the late war, without the presentation of his oath of allegiance, while in others they have refused to register such persons at all. Proceedings were commenced by Messrs. Doane and Savage to obtain a mandamus from the District Court now in Session in Cass County to compel the registrars to do their duty. The motion was heard before Judge Lake and was argued for the relators by Col. Savage and Judge Briggs and Mr. Haxby for the registrars. The constitution of the State of Nebraska provides that all free male citizens of the U.S. who have resided the required length of time in state, county and precinct shall be electors. Having satisfied the electors as to qualifications of the age, birth place, and length of residence those officers are bound to enter their names as qualified voters. The elective franchise is one of the most sacred rights of a citizen. Judge Lake issued alterative mandamus. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 09/16/68 | 2 | 4 | Savage, Mr. | Election. Registration. | The radical registrars in some of the precincts have refused to register the name of any person who served in the rebel army during the late war, without the presentation of his oath of allegiance, while in others they have refused to register such persons at all. Proceedings were commenced by Messrs. Doane and Savage to obtain a mandamus from the District Court now in Session in Cass County to compel the registrars to do their duty. The motion was heard before Judge Lake and was argued for the relators by Col. Savage and Judge Briggs and Mr. Haxby for the registrars. The constitution of the State of Nebraska provides that all free male citizens of the U.S. who have resided the required length of time in state, county and precinct shall be electors. Having satisfied the electors as to qualifications of the age, birth place, and length of residence those officers are bound to enter their names as qualified voters. The elective franchise is one of the most sacred rights of a citizen. Judge Lake issued alterative mandamus. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 09/16/68 | 2 | 4 | Lake, Judge | Election. Registration. | The radical registrars in some of the precincts have refused to register the name of any person who served in the rebel army during the late war, without the presentation of his oath of allegiance, while in others they have refused to register such persons at all. Proceedings were commenced by Messrs. Doane and Savage to obtain a mandamus from the District Court now in Session in Cass County to compel the registrars to do their duty. The motion was heard before Judge Lake and was argued for the relators by Col. Savage and Judge Briggs and Mr. Haxby for the registrars. The constitution of the State of Nebraska provides that all free male citizens of the U.S. who have resided the required length of time in state, county and precinct shall be electors. Having satisfied the electors as to qualifications of the age, birth place, and length of residence those officers are bound to enter their names as qualified voters. The elective franchise is one of the most sacred rights of a citizen. Judge Lake issued alterative mandamus. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 09/16/68 | 2 | 4 | Briggs, Judge | Election. Registration. | The radical registrars in some of the precincts have refused to register the name of any person who served in the rebel army during the late war, without the presentation of his oath of allegiance, while in others they have refused to register such persons at all. Proceedings were commenced by Messrs. Doane and Savage to obtain a mandamus from the District Court now in Session in Cass County to compel the registrars to do their duty. The motion was heard before Judge Lake and was argued for the relators by Col. Savage and Judge Briggs and Mr. Haxby for the registrars. The constitution of the State of Nebraska provides that all free male citizens of the U.S. who have resided the required length of time in state, county and precinct shall be electors. Having satisfied the electors as to qualifications of the age, birth place, and length of residence those officers are bound to enter their names as qualified voters. The elective franchise is one of the most sacred rights of a citizen. Judge Lake issued alterative mandamus. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 09/16/68 | 2 | 4 | Savage, Col. | Election. Registration. | The radical registrars in some of the precincts have refused to register the name of any person who served in the rebel army during the late war, without the presentation of his oath of allegiance, while in others they have refused to register such persons at all. Proceedings were commenced by Messrs. Doane and Savage to obtain a mandamus from the District Court now in Session in Cass County to compel the registrars to do their duty. The motion was heard before Judge Lake and was argued for the relators by Col. Savage and Judge Briggs and Mr. Haxby for the registrars. The constitution of the State of Nebraska provides that all free male citizens of the U.S. who have resided the required length of time in state, county and precinct shall be electors. Having satisfied the electors as to qualifications of the age, birth place, and length of residence those officers are bound to enter their names as qualified voters. The elective franchise is one of the most sacred rights of a citizen. Judge Lake issued alterative mandamus. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 09/16/68 | 2 | 4 | Haxby, Mr. | Election. Registration. | The radical registrars in some of the precincts have refused to register the name of any person who served in the rebel army during the late war, without the presentation of his oath of allegiance, while in others they have refused to register such persons at all. Proceedings were commenced by Messrs. Doane and Savage to obtain a mandamus from the District Court now in Session in Cass County to compel the registrars to do their duty. The motion was heard before Judge Lake and was argued for the relators by Col. Savage and Judge Briggs and Mr. Haxby for the registrars. The constitution of the State of Nebraska provides that all free male citizens of the U.S. who have resided the required length of time in state, county and precinct shall be electors. Having satisfied the electors as to qualifications of the age, birth place, and length of residence those officers are bound to enter their names as qualified voters. The elective franchise is one of the most sacred rights of a citizen. Judge Lake issued alterative mandamus. Omaha Herald. |
| 848 | 11/04/68 | 3 | 2 | Election Results. | Every county in Nebraska except Bellmont, and Sarpy has gone republican by an increased majority. | |
| 848 | 05/13/67 | 2 | 1 | Election Results. | Farmers did not turn out in full force at the Otoe County special election, but enough to elect the regularly nominated Democratic ticket by majorities ranging from 2 to 300. Nebraska City precinct only cast about 700 votes, though with excitement high between Radicalism and Democracy we can poll 1000 to 1200 votes. The Radicals received 200 votes at this place, which is their full strength. The Democracy of this portion of the State are always sufficiently organized to achieve victory. | |
| 848 | 05/06/68 | 3 | 2 | Election Results. | riends of both parties worked like beavers for the success of their ticket. The result is a Democratic victory for the entire ticket, ranging from 200 to 254. The radicals have been "scooped out. | |
| 848 | 11/13/68 | 2 | 3 | Grant, Gen. | Election Results. | The popular vote of the Country Democratic. Although Gen. Grant will obtain the Presidential office, the majority of the white people of the country was against him - he is the choice of the electors, not of the people. List of real majorities in the several States. In the Southern and border States, where the elections have been conducted under the power of the bayonet, and where hundreds of thousands of negroes have been brought to the polls by Northern carpet-baggers and military tyrants, in order to override the voice of the people. Table giving Grant's majority in white population and Seymour's majority in white population. Cin. Enquirer. |
| 848 | 11/13/68 | 2 | 3 | Seymour, | Election Results. | The popular vote of the Country Democratic. Although Gen. Grant will obtain the Presidential office, the majority of the white people of the country was against him - he is the choice of the electors, not of the people. List of real majorities in the several States. In the Southern and border States, where the elections have been conducted under the power of the bayonet, and where hundreds of thousands of negroes have been brought to the polls by Northern carpet-baggers and military tyrants, in order to override the voice of the people. Table giving Grant's majority in white population and Seymour's majority in white population. Cin. Enquirer. |
| 848 | 10/14/68 | 2 | 3 | Mason, Chief Justice | Election Results. | Rumors indicate that Pawnee County has probably given a Radical majority. Nemaha County is said not to have given any Democratic majority to speak of, in fact may go Radical by an unenumerative majority. Chief Justice Mason sends word that Sarpy County has gone Democratic by the enormous majority of seven. Democrats must be content to live under Radical rule and pay radical taxes sometime longer in Nebraska. Meanwhile hard times will fall equally upon the Radical and the Democrat. |
| 848 | 05/15/67 | 3 | 1 | Woolworth, Hon. James W. | Election Results. | Hon. James W. Woolworth was elected member of the Legislature from Douglas County, over Clinton Briggs (Republican) on May 11th. Mr. Woolworth is a gentleman of fine legal attainments and deeply interested in the welfare and prosperity of the young and growing State of Nebraska. |
| 848 | 05/15/67 | 3 | 1 | Briggs, Clinton | Election Results. | Hon. James W. Woolworth was elected member of the Legislature from Douglas County, over Clinton Briggs (Republican) on May 11th. Mr. Woolworth is a gentleman of fine legal attainments and deeply interested in the welfare and prosperity of the young and growing State of Nebraska. |
| 848 | 05/15/67 | 3 | 1 | Bennet, John B. | Election Results. | John B. Bennet and Geo. W. Sroat were elected Representatives of Otoe County to the Legislature in place of D. P. Rolfe and John G. Graves, resigned. Both good men and sterling Democrats. |
| 848 | 05/15/67 | 3 | 1 | Sroat, Geo. W. | Election Results. | John B. Bennet and Geo. W. Sroat were elected Representatives of Otoe County to the Legislature in place of D. P. Rolfe and John G. Graves, resigned. Both good men and sterling Democrats. |
| 848 | 05/15/67 | 3 | 1 | Rolfe, D. P. | Election Results. | John B. Bennet and Geo. W. Sroat were elected Representatives of Otoe County to the Legislature in place of D. P. Rolfe and John G. Graves, resigned. Both good men and sterling Democrats. |
| 848 | 05/15/67 | 3 | 1 | Graves, John G. | Election Results. | John B. Bennet and Geo. W. Sroat were elected Representatives of Otoe County to the Legislature in place of D. P. Rolfe and John G. Graves, resigned. Both good men and sterling Democrats. |
| 848 | 10/14/68 | 2 | 4 | Election Results. Editorial. | The majority of the people declared yesterday, by their votes, that they favored the continuation of Radical Rule. In two years, we shall see them in sack-cloth and ashes, repent of their choice. There will come a time when Right shall triumph over Wrong, then Democracy will clean out Radicalism. That time will show the State lands squandered, the public purse empty, taxes mountain high and gaunt poverty stalking among the laborers of the country. | |
| 848 | 04/10/68 | 2 | 2 | Election Results. St. Joseph. | The Democracy made as clear a sweep as they could possibly have desired. Every candidate on their general ticket was elected by a majority ranging from 38 to 159. The Democracy was never more harmonious. St. Jos. Herald. | |
| 848 | 05/06/68 | 2 | 1 | Election Returns. | The entire Democratic ticket is elected by majorities of from 200 to 239. Organized effort always did win victory and always will. The Democratic clubs of the City did the work. | |
| 192 | 10/21/75 | 3 | 4 | Election Returns. | Nemaha County. Precinct officers were elected Tuesday of last week. | |
| 848 | 10/19/68 | 3 | 2,3 | Election Returns. | Official. List of candidates, wards, towns, total and majority. | |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Lake, George B. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Gantt, Daniel | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Maxwell, Samuel | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Thomas, E. W. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Holmes, C. A. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Tuttle, S. A. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Gannett, J. W. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Mobley, S. R. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Hungerford, E. M. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Adair, Wm. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Castor, Tobias | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Thorne, James | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | O'Linn, D. O. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Hamilton, T. J. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
| 192 | 11/04/75 | 2 | 4 | Foley, T. J. | Election Returns. | Official report on Nebraska Election for Supreme Judge: George B. Lake, 31,226; Daniel Gantt, 29,072; Samuel Maxwell, 27,767; E. W. Thomas, 15,091. On Senatorial Coupon: For 25,095, Against 6,270. On the Constitution: For 30,202, Against, 5,474. For Regent of State University: C. A. Holmes, 29,523; S. A. Tuttle, 29,744; J. W. Gannett, 28,764; S. R. Mobley, 27,053; E. M. Hungerford, 28,515; Wm. Adair, 28,777; Tobias Castor, 11,684; James Thorne, 13,448; D. O. O'Linn, 12,933; T. J. Hamilton, 13,768; T. J. Foley, 13,957; A. Bear, 13,477. For 1st District Judge: A. J. Weaver, 7,780. For 2d District Judge: S. B. Pound, 4,462. For 3d District Judge: G. B. Scofield, 3,363; For 3d District Judge: J. M. Thurston, 2,890; J. W. Savage, 3,364. For 4th District Judge: Geo. W. Post, 6,969; W. A. Marlow, 3,790. For 5th District Judge: Wm. Gaslin, 1,978; C. J. Dilworth, 1,164; B. J. Hinman, 1,329. For 6th District Judge: E. K. Valentine, 2,142; T. L. Griffey, 2,203. For 1st District Prosecuting attorney: J. W. Eller, 4,939; W. O. Hambel, 3,755; For 2d District Prosecuting Attorney: Geo. S. Smith, 3,888; J. H. Broady, 3,892. For 6th District Prosecuting Attorney: G. B. Fletcher, 1,921; J. B. Barnes, 2,460. |
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