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| will increase the above to 4UO. The en-
tire Republican county ticket is elected,
except Auditor and Probate Judge, by
majOrites ranging between l5O and 800,
Hon &. NJ. Bradshaw, republican caudl-
date for prosecuting attorney, has no OPP
position, and receives u large vote. The
vote will approximate 400, an increase
OF 500 from last election.
Nov. 9.-The Territorial
Republican ticket will have majority
of 300. The democrats elect county Of
hcerS, except sheriff and two county
commissioners.
KALAhA, Nov. ll.-Brents majority in
this county, As near az we can tell with
out the official count, is about 100, and
the entire Republican county ticket is
elected by maiorities ranging from 50 to
100.
Burke has eighty majority in Mason
county. McReavy is said to have a
smaller majority than Burke.
Following are the official majorities
given in Skamania county: prosecuting
attorney for the counties OF Clarke,
Skamania, klickitat and Yakima, II. o.
Dunbar, 35; republican Joint councilman
Thomas Moifett, 80; republican Joint
representative, N, H, Bloomfield, IA.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. ia Boise City
dispatch says: Singerser, republican,
for delegate to congress, has majority
Of thirty-one hundred as far as heard
from, which full returns will increase to
thirty five hundred.
| hn .ck L,, "a
1919 votes cast in Nez Perce and Idaho
counties. OF this number Singiser,
Republican and annexation candidate,
received 1887, and the other S2 were cast
for Ainslie, Democrat and anti.annexa-
tionist. 1t also states that Mr.. Singser
received small majority in Kootenai
county. 1t is evident that the people
of North Idaho want to be annexed to
Washington.
The vote in favor OF annexation in
North TnahO was practically unanimous.
The Republican nominee was outspoken
in his advocacy of the measure, and il
he was so fortunate as to secure an cleo
iton, North Idaho will soon become "a
part of Washington. In that event
Washingtons area will be close upon
| iIllltS, Wuut lO,OOO
sons will be added to her present popu-
lation.--Post- -Intellgencer.
CHICAGO, Nov. Incomplete returns
from the state give Smith, Republican,
for state treasurer, 6,S50 plurality over
Orendorff, Democratic, Irwin, Prohibi-
ton, Mclaughlin, Greenback, and
Howe, anti-Masonic. The state, there
fore, has gone Republican by less than
1000. The state gave Garfield 40,7l6
over Hancock in 1880. The official
count will be required to decide the re-
suit on superintendent OF public in
struction.
RALEIGH, Nov 1.-THE Congressional
delegation will stand: First district,
Poole, republican,; Second, O'Harra,
republican; Seventh, York, coalitionist.
The democrats elect the other six repre-
sentatives.
WILMINGTON, n. G., Nov 1.-THE
vote OF this State is so close between
Bennett and Dockery for congressman at
large, that it will probably take the Of
fetal count to decide the result. The
chances seem to be in favor of the demo-
crat, Bennett, by 800 majority.
YANKToN, Da., Nov. 10.-Returns re-
ceived indicate that John B. Raymon,
Republican nominee for Congress, has
not less than 25,00O majority in Dakota.
Nineteen counties out of fifty-one gave
him 9400 majority, and all the counties
not reported are strictly Republican.
EUREKA, New, Nov. 10.-The count of
the state shows Cassidy to be elected to
Congress-, and Adams for Governor.
The Legislature is tie on joint ballot.
DENVER, Nov 10-Returns from re-
mote precincts are coming in slowly.
Grant, Democrat, is surely elected Gov
ernor by not less thu n $500 and Belford
is returned to Congress by about 800.
Both branches of the Legislature are
undoubtedly Republican and largely 50
on joint ballot, the Democrats gaining
three or four in the upper house. The
entire Republican State ticket is elected
beyond question, except Governor. 1t
is generally believed that Gov Pitkin
has sufficient following to insure his
election to the United States Senate.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 8-The collation.
of returns show handsome majority
lurOuSlouI Tic Slalc lor VIC bouiocIats.
The majority on the state ticket will
reach 5000. They have elected all the
Congressman, except in the second dis.
trict, where Page is probably successful
although the contest il close; and they
have made clean sweep OF the munich
pal ticket in s. +. with the possible ex-
ception OF Mayor The figures vary on
the Mayoralty, and it is not certain at
present who is ahead Legislative re-
turns are very meager, but probably the
Democrats have working majority in
both Houses. The Prohibition ticket
cut no figure.
New YORK, Nov. S.-The extent of the
Democratic victory is not yet told.
Cleveland's majority in the state will
reach the enormous total of 10000, ut