, 1882-11-17

man from Walla Walla, Columbia, Gar
field and Whitman counties.
The Republicans elected two Con-
gressmen in Maryland one IN MisslSsl-
nj, one in Kentucky, one III North Caro-
lima, a gain Of two,
The straight Republican ticket was
slaughtered in Lewis county, There, a
Republican nomination was supposed to
be equivalent to an election. This year
they lost everything but sheriff, treasur-
or and assessor, while as far as delegate
and territorial officers were concered, the
majorities averaged above 80 each.
WALLuLA.--D Delegate, Brents, 23;
Burke -: Joint Councilman, Spaulding,
~; Cation, 81; Councilman, Truax, 80;
Keefe, IA; Representatives, Besserer, 70;
Evans, "a Sanders, 23; Thomas, 10;
Hungate, 20: Lloyde, 10.
PoMERoY, Nov. 1D-The following are
the fficial majorities in Garfield coun-
ty: Delegate L. H. Brents, lob; j. =.
Edmiston, Democrat, for Joint Council
man, Columbia and Garfield counties,
IA; N. I. Cation, Democrat, for Joint
Councilman for Walla Walla, Columbia,
Garfield and Whitman counties, l46.
Observation-Disclosures, II; Burke, g.;
Bradshaw, IA; Kerr, I3; Callow, Ia;
Kuhn, Z; Weir, 13; Collins, 8; Seavy,
II; Littlefeld, IA; Bartlett, II; Jas.
Smith, l3; Attridge, IA; Plummer, IA;
Van Bokkelen, H.
DuNaENEss.-B 33; Burke, 30;
Kerr, 81; McReavy T; Callow, "a; Kuhn
%.
KING COUNTY.
Brents, rep, for delegate, carries the
county by about 800 majority.
Collins, dem, for councilman, is elect
ed by about $50 majority.
Harris, for auditor, has about 100 ma
jority.
McGraw, rep, for sheriff, has between
jorty-six and sixty majority.
Hill, rep, for treasurer, has about $50
majority.
Hall, rep, for probate Judge, has abou
80 majority.
Joseph Foster, DEM, and N. H. Mar
tin, ind, are elected to the Legislature.
Young, rep, for Joint representative,
has over 200 majority in the county.
A. Chilberg, dem., is elected assessor
by large majority.
o. S. Jones, ind, is elected school su-
perintendent by large vote.
II. Abrams and Henry McCabe, inds.,
are elected county commissioners, and
the race is very close between Julius
Horton, ind, and J, NJ. Colman, rep, for
thai Office, with chances strongly in favor
OF the latter,
0. G.. Root, dem, is elected coroner.
Whitworth, rep, for surveyor, is elect
ed by a large majority.
WALLA WAL1A, Nov 9.-The vote in
this city was 3l9 for Brents, and 249 for
Burke.
Waitsburg gave Brents 1872, and Burke
98.
Brent's majority in Walla Walla
county is about 20. The democrats
elect one, or perhaps two OF the Legisla-
ture.
DAYTON, Nov 9.-Columbia county
goes probably $50 for BurAe. The
county is probably Democratic except
for joint representative and one COM
missioner, and perhaps treasurer and as
SCISSOR. Comparatively little interest is
manifested except by candidates, who
are very busy.
SNoHoMIsH, Nov. 9.--One precinct yet
to hear from. Paskett is elected Audi
tor over Whitfield by big majority
Snohomish precinct gave him 81, and all
the other precincts gave him majorities,
savnavNt Morpoty,lla loL -, u. l.,
yond a doubt. 1t is very uncertain
about the Treasurer--depends upon the
Stillaguamish precinct, not heard from
The Democrats only claim one, Mrs.
Bell, for superintendent of schools. The
Independent sheriff has about % votes,
as far as heard from. The Independent
candidate for surveyor stood in the home
precinct as follows: Anderson 40. Van
Bowen 66, Messimer 9S Messimer ran
ahead in Stillaguamish, but is not beat
for a certainty. Brents is way ahead; {;
also ID. Jorup, also Power.
PoMERoY, Nov 9.-The election pass
cd off quietly. Pomeroy precinct gives
the following majorities: Brents %, Nc
Pherson 83. OBrien AZ, Smith A, Hop
kins 81. May, rep, over Edmison, dem,
for councilman, 81; Spaulding, rep. over
Cation, dem, SO; Rutherford, dem, over
George, rep, for prosecuting attorney ,43.
On the county ticket the vote for repre-
sentative was Clark, rep, 260; Ledger
wood, dem, u. Pataha City precinRt
gives Clark II, Ledgerwood 90. River
precinct gives Brents 3S, Burke %,
Spaglding 33, Cation 25, May 80, Edmison
80, Clark y, Ledgerwood 81. Columbia
county precinct gives Brents 40, Burke
20, Clark AZ. Ledgerwood Is. The re-
turns are not all in.
VANCOUVER, Nov. 9.-Clarke county
gives Brents $50 majority, Ballard $50
for prosecuting attorney, Harper $50,
Landrum 300 and Shaw 400 for the Leg
islature. The Peoples ticket was elect
cd all through by 200 to 400 majority.
chas. Brown, for auditor; Fred Bier, for
treasurer; Frank Norton, sheriff; Vim.
Ginder, probate Judge; j. II. Fletcher.
assessor; A. McAndrew, surveyor; J. II.