Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-11-14
ELECTION RETURNS.

compile from latest advices the follow
ing:
In Mason, Sharpstein received 65
votes and Jacobs 81; Judson 81 and
Bloomfield IS; Hoover As, Cook 43;
+, Watkinson 50, Harmon "a. For Com
missioners, r. Miller received Sc votes,
G. n. StoNell A., NJ. Fredson IS and
f. c. Purdy So. For Treasurer, E. L.
| Wiley received 40 and d. Shelton Al;
Auditor, +. G.. Morrow 4S, O. +. Will
Hams 80; Sheriff, G.. W. Huhtfey As,
/ T. II. Cook 43; Probate Judge, A. F.
Chapman Al, f. Kennedy 1G; School
Superintendent, John ALcReavy IS,
John Campbell 36; Coroner, Alex.
Pollock SO, VIM. Walters 81; Surveyor,
+. G. Purdy As, S. Shelton 3S.
B. L. Sharpstein has majority of
264 in Walla-walla county; T. j. An
ders is elected Prosecuting Attorney,
Boone is elected Joint Councilman H.
NJ. Hodgis, p. NJ. Lynch, John Scott
and j. B. Shrum, all Democrats, are
elected; the other two are in doubt.
Vawter, is thought to be elected Sheriff;
r. Jacobs, Auditor; Samuel Jacobs,
Assessor; r. Guichard, Probate Judge;
r. r. Rees, Treasurer; A. L. Knowl-
ton, Surveyor; Rev. A. w. Sweeny,
School Superintendent; 4. j. Thibodo,
Coroner, and G.. S. Bush and Chas
White, County Commissioners.
In King county, Jacobs ajority was
about 400; Geo. N.-.McConaha, Prose-
cutting Attorney $50. VIM. Pickering
Councilman; w. NJ. York. Judge of
Probate; John Secretly, Assessor; and
G. II. Weed, Coroner, on the Peo-
pies ticket; Robert Abrams and A. S.
Hughs, representatives.; L. V. Wychoff,
Sheriff; George D. Hill, Treasurer; G.
w. Lawton, and J. W. Borst, Commits
sioners; W. B. Hall, School Superin-
tendent; and r. Beatty, Wreckmaster,
on the Republican ticket. NJ. S. Booth
Auditor, and II. L. Yesler, Commits
sioner, on the Independent ticket.
In Lewis county Jacobs had ma
jority of 80; J. p. Judson, Al; and
w. P. Gosnell, T. r. G. Crawford had
a majority of SO for Representative;
Amos Tullis, 10 for Sheriff; VIM. West,
S for Auditor;J. H. Long % for Treas
urer. A. B. Dillenbaugh IS, for Pro-
bate Judge, II. N. Stearns, so for Sur
veyor, and 12G for Superintendent of
Schools; Nathan Howe, 6 for Assessor;
Horace Howe SO, Fay 46, and Stevens
II, for County Commissioners. All Re-
publicans except West.
In Whatcom county Jacobs received
$50 majority. Whitney Ind is elected
Representative, the following were the
successful candidates for county Off
GERS: Probate Judge, J. H. Plaster;
Commissioners S. B. Best, H. Roeder,
and E. McAlpin; Sheriff, G. w. L..
Allen; Auditor, NJ. d. Smith; Treas
urer +. Eldridge; School Superinten-
dent, L. f. Lane; Surveyor, John A..
Tenant; Coroner, N. w. Lakeman;
Wreckmaster, N. w. Lakeman.
In Snohomish county, for Prosccut-
ing Attorney, McConaha received 2O5
votes and Blanchard 60; in Kitsap, Nc
Conaha got $50 and Blanchard 36. In
the Council district composed of those
two counties, S. w. Hovey ran alone,
and get SIC votes. E. G. Ferguson
and w. B. Grenell were elected Repre-
: sentatives from the two counties, and
Jacob Hauptly Joint. Representative
} from Snohomish.
S. w. Hovey, Rep, is elected Coun-
Gilman in the District of Kitsap, Sno-
homish and Whatcom; Marshal Blinn,
Ind, is elected in the district of Thurs
ton and Lewis; VIM. Pickering, Ind.
in the district of King; B. r. Shaw,
DEM, in the District of Clark, Skama-
MIA and Yakima; E. Ping, Dem, in
Walla-walla; J. Hoover, Dem, in
Pierce, Mason and Chehalis.
In Pierce, Jacobs majority was A..
Blanchard received small ma ority for
Prosecuting Attorney. Hoover, for
Joint Councilman, received 176 major
ity; Harmon, for Joint Representative,
SO majority; Smith for Sheriff, 8 ma
jorty; Geo. B. HANDLE, for Auditor,
178 majority. Dougherty, Probate
Judge, majority, and Downey for
Treasurer 165 majority.
Sharnstein's minority in Clark is about