Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-06


 Sherman runs ahead of his ticket and
 is probably elected.
 In the county, ihe Republicans
 have reason to be proud of their work. ! They eject majority of both houses of lhe Legislature, which will give
 ihem control at The nexl session. They elect Drake County Recorder, and it iS more than likely that Paul Is elected Sheriff, though il wIll require the full
 returns to decide. There IS nothing
 definite yet from Tombstone, though the Republicans have good majority
 there:
 The City.
 The following are the full returns
 from he Tucson precinct. Fur con-
 venience of reference lhe names "f
 Republican candidates are placed first:
 Total number of votes cast, 936.
 For Delegate to Congress: M W
 Stewart, sos; Granville II. Uury, 426.
 For Superintendent of Public Iu- structiOr: NJ. II. Sherman, 596; Ivy
 H. Cox, 33S
 For the Legislative Council: Re- publicans J. NJ. Kirkpatrick AIS,
 II. c Rollins 4S9, D. B. Gillette 54S, Richard Gird 5J9, F. H. Goodwin 445. Democrat>- B. H. Hereford 535, B. A. Fickas 43S, W. K. Meade 43l, Gen. H. stevens 4I6, ;. M. Lowell 339.
 For the Legislative Assembly,: R. ] pub!icans-Webster Street 4S2, E. B. Giiioi q 5j3, ThOmss HUghrs SIS, AL eXander Blair 4S2, A. E. Jacobs 475. l E. C. Burton All, John Haynes 52S, | ] W. H. Wood 458. LeopoldO Currillo ] 457, C. :. Leon 45O NJ. :. Snyder 536. 1 l DemOcrats-M. K. Lurty 3S2, II. M. l Woods 475, J. K. Rodgers 4O5, M. l Maloney 4O1, M c. SamuniegO 4S4, l ' John Roman AS, NJ Grav 403, John | McCaherty 437, Thomas Dunbar All, | E. H. SmiIh 434, 5. H. Drachman l S62.
 For Sheriff: Paul 40J, SMbell 59g. l
 For Recorder: C. R. Drake 56l, ! s W Carpenter 373.
 For District Attorney: Lvitletun | Price 422 Hugh Farley j07.
 For Probate Judge: T. L. Stiles 374 J s. Woud 557
 For Treasurer: c. T. Etchells iS1, R. \. Leatherwood 457.
 F'r Supervisors: Republicans Joseph Tasker 509, ". L. Vail 4gS. Demoorats-D. c. Sanford AIS, \. NJ. Franklin 42l
 For County Surveyor: c J. Ros- kruge 542, Rodman NJ. Price 422
 For Public Administrator and Cor oner: J. H c. Waltemath 497 IS Ad- ministrator and 4G6 as Coroner, II. B. Smih Uior Admiui-traiOr) 429, James Hayes fOr Ccroner) 435.
 For Justice of the Peace: c. H. Meyer 500, Joseph Neuguss 491, 1m. J. Osborne 404 these three are elected). McKenna 357, Fred. c. Hughes 347, Hancock III.
 For School Trustees; Esievan Cchoa 6l5, R. (. Brown 454, Wm. Zcckendorf 45O (lhese three are rlccted), Samuel c Hughes 421, J H. Luca~ 3S1.
 For Constable: Pedro Burruel 12S, - Hartlee 469, l. |. BrOkaw 3S1, Geo. Sheppard 3o7, Caballcro 2G1.
 The County.
 Washington Camp: Republicans Stewart s, Sherman IS, Kirkpatrick 8, Rollins Is, Gillette 6, Gird 6, Goud- win s, Hughes 6, Blair $. Jacob, s. Buron s, Scyder lG, Hnyue 8, GitfOrdl2, Wood <, Carrilip ,, Leon 6, Street l2 ! Paul II, Drake l2 Elchells l2, Sliles6, Price :, raskrr $, Nuii s, ROskrlge s, Waliemath $. Drmocrats-Oury 10, . Cox none, Hereford l2, fickas 9 Stew ens 10, Mead l3, Lowell 5, Samauiego n 6, DraChman ', II. NJ. Woods II, d Rodgers 10, Maioney 2, Roman II Gray 10. Smith 9, Lurty II, McCaFerty Q, Dunbar 10, Sh eli [, Carpenter 6, 6, Farley II, Wood F, Sanford 10, Franklin lU, Price, Jr. 10, Smith 10, Haynes 10. d Hurshaw: Republicans - Syewarl u ]5, Sherman Is, Kirk patrick S4, R l. Q Iins S5, Gillette l20, Gird s, C od- u Hin g., Hughes %, Blair 8, Jacobs Sl, Burton &, Snyder l0j, Haynes U fl, Clifford 100, W. H. Wood s. Car II ilIo77, Leon sI, Stiert 6l, Paul 13S, a Drake llS, Etchels l12, StiIes q, u Price 94, Tasker sO, Vail sS, Ruskrus, S' %, Waltemaih S4 Dem tcratS-Oury s .5y, Cox l23, Hereford le3. Ficka, l56 m stevens 167, Meade l43, Lowell lj1, O l65, Drachman 156. II. M. o Woods l6S, Rodgers 16S Malonev l43, Roman 154, Gray l26, Smi'h l67, Me n ,atierty l66, Duubas 1I2, Shibe.l lIS, U Carpenter l37, LeWherwo l42, Far e' ey l60, Wood lS3 Sanford IT, Frank ID ln l55, Price, Jr. l65, Smith l69, o Hayes 172. Salero: Repubicans-Stewart 23, ,.. sherman 23, Paul 25; Drake 26. E ch " Us Is, Price q, Stiles 2l, TaskCr 2l, e. 4 ] 1, Shibell 42. Carpenter 4l, Leather U 'ood 49, Farley 46, Words 46, San F, ord 46, Fraukii- A. For the Couu- -,. ~ Il the Democratic candidates have VI, D average Of 43. For the Assembly " he Democrats have an average Of - San Xavier: Republicans-Stewart iyyy 3, Paul 21, Drake 30, Price 32, Stle, ii' s, Elchells 34, Roskruse 33, Snidcr nS }. Democrats-Oury 9. Shibell g., E. P. q, Farley l2, J. :. Wood -. }, Lsather~Ood l9, Price, IT,, 22, P, .erefurd g. -, v, Camp Grini: ReDublicans-Stcwart ,'.t }, sherman 62, Paul 5S, Drake 5g, ". tshslls 5g, Stiles 59 Price 54, Tas1et ~. ,, Vail 59, R0skruge 59, WalIemath ! N ,' DemOcralS-Oury 2, Cox 3. Shl- PN Fl 3, Carpen'er 8, Leatherw ood <. $ Wood 8, Farley II, Sanford l3 rankin 3, Price Jr, 8, Hayes 3l, pr the Council, the Repu lican tick EsS averages 34 majority, and for the s,r Uu ,sembly S4. s Charleston: Toal vote 127. Stew VI, l. sherman, Drake and Paul have .1 sI.' ljOriIy ot 20, and balance Of Repub- ;n- ;n- an ticket iu majority. s= -.s Dos Cab sas: Cury has s major 1,,' "S F, as alsJ has Drake. Shibell has II s!-. u, 'jon1y.
 Evans Camp: 16 votes polled and T enly divided. s.t ArIvaipa Canyon: Gives 2i Dem or r'' ratIc majority. he Bowie: Stewart has majority. Tb, 7T ake l. Shibell 5.