WICK. IS WINNING
OUTSIDE PRECINCTS
SULZER WINS EASILY IN FIRST
JUNEAU. Nov. 10.—With all precincts except six re
ported in the First Division, the votes to he yet counted,
amounting only to about two hundred. Lewis has 300,
Sulzer 2,300, Wickersham 1.S12. Cobb 1,107, Grigsby 1,431,
Schofield 1.200. Dry 2.033, Wet 1.557. The legislature
winners are Heckman. Republican, for senate, and Casey.
Democrat, anil livid. Henson and hreebuin. Republicans,
for the house.
THIRD DIVISION RETURNS
The following are the returns from previously unre
ofctrted precincts in this division, received this morning:
LATOUCHE—
Lewis 2. Sulzer 22. Wick 34. Cobb 13, Grigsby 22.
Schofield 1. Dooley 10. Frame 11. German 10, Romm 12,
Cannon 15, Day 20. Hegner 5. W. J. Henry 0, W. 1\
Henry 10. Holland 10. Hunter 0. MeCallum 25. Murray 15.
Noon 15. Price 10, Dieringer 15, Jeter 7, Wilson 10, Wood
13.
GRANBY—
Sulzer 11. Wick 13. Cobb 3. Grigsby 7. Schofield 13.
Dooley 3. Frame 3. German 7. Konan 0, Cannon 3. Day 111,
Hegner 2. \Y. J. Henry 3. \V. l\ Henry 1. Holland !>, Hunter
2. MeCalium 13, Murray G. Noon 1. Price 0. Dieringer 3,
Wilson 12. Wood !>.
CLIFF MINE—
Lewis a, Sulzer G, Wick S. Cobb0, Grigsby 7. Schofield
1, Dooley l. Frame (’>. German S. Konan 1. Cannon -1, Day
13. HegnerG, Hollands, Hunter 4. MeCalium !). Murray 7.
Noon S. Price 3. Dieringer 2. deter 1. Wilson 11. Wood G.
GRANITE MINE—
Lewis 13, Sulzer 13, Wick 27. Cobb 27, Grigsby 10.
Schofield S. Dooley G. Frame 17. German 24, Konan 3, Can
non 3. Day 31. Hegner 11. W. d. Henry 1. W. P. Henry 3,
Holland 21. Hunter IS. MacCallum 30. Murray 21, Noon
12, Price S. Dieringer 3. Jeter 1. Wilson 11. Wood 2S. Dry
33. Wet 12. eight hour day 43. against 7.
EMPRESSTHEATRE
Sunday. Nov. 12, ™°,!S°»S
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Notwithstanding all tin* hard lin k we have experienced
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mined to stay w ith the city and j*i\e the people of Seward
tin* hesl on the market in tin way of
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OUZINKIE—
Sulzer 36, Wick 5, Grigsby 34, Ronan 3(5, Holland 34,
Day 4, Noon 5, Wilson 35,
KODIAK—
Wick 67, Sulzer 66, Cobb 46, Grigsby 50, Dooley 11,
Frame 3(5, Ronan 46, Cannon 47, Day 47, Holland 33,
Hunter 33, McCallum 34, Murray 26, Noon 47, Price 35,
Wilson 30, Dieringer 27.
LANDLOCK—
Sulzer 3, Wick 5, Cobb 7, Schofield 1, Dooley 7, Ronan
1, Cannon 2, Day 5, Hegner 2, W. J. Henry 2, Holland 6,
McCallum 2, Murray 1, Noon 6, Price 1, Wilson 3, Wood
!, Dry 5, Wet 2, Eight hour 3, against 1.
FI DAI,GO— r
Lewis 2, Sulzer 7, Wick 11, Cobb 2, Grigsby 7, Scho
field 1, Dooley I, Frame 3, German 3, Ronan 4, Cannon 3,
Day 6. Hegner 1, W. J. Henry 1, Holland 4, McCullam 8.
Murray 3, Noon 4, Price 4, Wilson 5, Wood 4.
ELLAMAR—
Lewis 6. Sulzer 20, Wick 18, Cobb 15, Grigsby 15,
Schofield 7, Dooley 5, Frame 19, German 12, Ronan 2,
Cannon 9, Day 21, Henry 9, W. P. Henry 6, Holland 12,
Hunter 13, McCallum 13, Murray 9, Noon 13, Price 3.
Dieringer 5, Jeter 2, Wilson 11, Wood 18. Returns show
Dry and Eight Hour Law pass by big plurality.
ATTACKS ELECTORAL COLLEGE
NEW YORK. Nov. 11.—The New York World, Wil
sonian, says this morning that the Electoral College sys
tem menaces the political stability of the nation as techni
cality may change the result. The Sun, after quoting the
World, says we must not be like Mexico, that the presi
dency must be stainless and it criticizes the idea of invok
ing the federal power. The Sun also says that Attorney
General Gregory has no right to participate officially in
the recount conferences. The Washington Star says that
the threat of federal interference in the state jurisdic
tion is vicious.
POST ASKS G. 0. I*. TO QUIT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11. — The Washington Post,
Democratic, this morning asks the Republicans to been
the voice of the people and concede W ilson’s re-election
like men.
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SULZER WINS GLACIER
Martin Lanning brings word from
1 Glacier that Sulzer polled thirty votes
there to sixteen for Wickersham.!
Mr. Lanning remembers besides that
Noon got 11, Ronan HI, Cannon 39!
and that Grigsby is in the majority.
Martin has been absent four months
doing fine work on the roads.
Joe Reno, the Glacier merchant, has
arrived in town with his daughter.
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NEWS NOTES
At the very pleasant evening in
honor of Miss Ballainc, given by her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
L. Ballainc, the following were pres
ent in addition: Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Sauers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waller,
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Romig, Robb, Root, Hallett, Sexton
and Wold, and Messrs. Jack Sauers,
Haasch, Neil Sexton, Crit Tolman,
Booker, Gill, Roper, Robert Romig1
and Hammie GrafT.
A. C. Reed, the chemist at the La
tcuche mine, has been visiting in the!
city for the past couple of days and;
will return home on the Evans.
George Phelps took a dare last
night and showed his confidence by
betting ten to one on Sulzer.
John Ballainc telegraphed Frank a
week ago that all the Progressives in
the state of Washington were going
to vote for Wilson and he predicted
Washington would be Wilsonian. The
Progressives of the state were then
betting 10 to 7 on Wilson.
Hank Salisbury arrived from Moose
Pass last evening.
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A. KOMEDAJj
Administrator of the Estate of J.
P. Fratus, deceased.
METHODIST CHURCH
II a. m. topic: “A Shelter from the
Tempest.” 12:15 p. m. Sunday school.
There will be no services in this
church Sunday evening. All are in
vited to attend the dedicatorial ser
vices of the Christian church. Young
people to meet at G:•>().
J. J. PATTON, Pastor, j
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Statement of condition as reported to the Territorial
Banking Board at the close of business November 8, DM a.
j RESOURCES:
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures-8 1 T.OTB.Oii
Loans and Discounts. 2l!0,‘»2t>.:!2
Bonds and W arrants. 2,200.00
Other Real Estate Owned . LOO
OVERDRAFTS . 11 LSI
Cash and Exchange - - - $88,836.43
Total.V..8 B10.IOS.tl2
LIABILITIES
Capital.$ 23,000.00
Surplus. .>,000.00
Undivided Profits. 1,282.12
Deposits.$279,026.20
Total. .8 310". 108.02
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