Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-12-01
*Unofhcial majority.

The total vote for other State officerss was:
Secretary of Stdte.-James Smith, Republic
can, 90, 247; Samuel Gilbert, Democrat, 50, 100:
A. P. Elder, Greenback, %, 9O9
Audttor.-E. P. McCabe Republican, Sc 81 :;
W. c. Brown, Democrat, 63,304; w. A. Gar
retson, Greenback, %, 523.
IfedSurer.-Samuel Y. Howe, Republican.
81, S19; E. G. Clifford, Democrat, 81, 5S7: j. H.
Ludlow, Greenback, %, S92.
Attorney Generally. A. johnson, Repub-
lican, 95,1 III; H. Miles Moore, Democrat, 5t,-
433; j. d. McBrian, Greenback. %, 499.
Superintendent of Pablic Instruction-M.
c. Speer, Republican, 90, 223; d. E. Lantz,
Democrat, 81, 492; j. s. Whitman, Greenback.
22,794.
associate Justice Supreme Court-D. ].
Brewer, Republican, "a, 757; Joseph w. Green,
Democrat, 57,9SS; L. Z. Uhl, Greenback, 90
974.
Congressme't-dt-L arge-S. r. Peters, Re
publican, 95, 9O5; E. n. Morrill,, Republican,
SO, 976; Lewis Hanback,, Republican, SO, $50; B.
w. Perkins, Republican,, 90, 96s; C. A. Leland,
Democratic, 54,547; J. O'Flannigan, Demo
cratic, $685.; s. N. Wood, Independent, So
742; II. L. Phillips, Greenback, %, 729; Allen
Williams, Greenback, 21,3Os; John Davis,
Greenback, 25,513.
Congressman First Dfstrict-John A. An
derson, Republican, 49, 2S9; Charles H. Moody,
Democrat, 1850; L. F. Smith, Greenback.
451.
Congressman Second District-Dudley C.
Haskell, Republican, q, 592; Nelson F. Acers,
Democrat, 1890; Alfred Taylor, Greenback,
$3.50.
Congressman Third District-Thomas BY
an, Republican, &C. 1863; John c. Cannon, Dem
ocrat, II, 723; d. j. Cole, Greenback, 7,466.
The Legislature.
Later returns elect John Shaver, Democrat,
In the Sixty-ffth Representative District,
Chautauqua County; w. A. Reeves, Republic
can, in the Seventy-ninth District, Republic
County; B. B. Carr, Greenback, in Harper
County; j. B. Craney Republican, in Osborne
County; j. N. Venard, Republican, in Ness
County; Albert Woodson, Greenback, in
Graham County, and L. F. Warner, Green
back, in Norton County. The Legislature
viii therefore stand, Republicans, seventy one;
Democrats, twenty-four; Greenbackers, four
teen; Independent Anti Prohibition Republi-
cans, eleven; Independent Republicans, five.
Agriculture and Population.
The quarterly report of the Kansas State
Board OF Agriculture has just been made pub
lie. According to this report the crop exhibit
for 1882, shows winter wheat produced was
IS, 943, 1893 bushels, against 19, 1874 500 bushels
in 1881; spring wheat 1871, 448, bushels as
against ], 314, 793 bushels in 1881; corn, 49,
COS, 722 bushels, against so, 760, 542 bushels in
1881. The oat crop aggregates 81, 946, 2S4, that
of 1881, 900, 768 bushels; rye, 456 400 BUSH
els against 9S6, sos in 1881. The barley yield
was 224, SS8 bushels, or a little more than dou-
bic that of last year. Kansas raised 4, 787, 40
bushels of Irish potatoes in 1882, 294, 165
bushels Of sweet potatoes, and the sorghum
product is estimated ut G, 1S1, 020 gallons; cas-
tor beans, 499. 40 bushels; broom corn, &c.
716, $50 pounds. The millet, Hungarian and
timothy crop will aggregate ,091. 337 tons,
while the prairie hay Is put at 2,O95, 10 tons.
The population of the State shows q net in
crease Of 81, IA for the year