The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-21
THE OFFICIAL COUNT
Ofthe Election Returns The Vote rs Com
pared to that of 1880

Yesterday Judge Il. L. Burke, OF the
county court opened and counted the Of
fetal vote from each of the precincts in the
county, with the exception of that of Car
rolton, which, so far as can be ascertained,
was not brought in, yet the vote is given in
the tabutsted statement as received from
the judges ofelection at that precinct by the
HERALD, and, though it is no doubt
correct, yet in the summing up of the bal
lots cast 1t is not counted, as it has not been
officially received. The tabulated state
ment elsewhere speaks for itself. The
highest number of votes cast was for Cap
tain J. III. Strong, for surveyor, who had no
opposition. He polled coll votes out of
$500 votes supposed TO be in the couaty.
As will be seen by glance at the
table, the vote of DALLAS county was
scattered move than ever before, and the
gain of an independent vote is perceptible.
The vote for Ireland, democrat, for COVER
nor, is 1887, against Jones, independent,
who received l,730, and Martin, democrat,
for lieutenant governor, 4,l09, against
Young, independent, who received 100
votes, In the presidential election of 1880,
the highest vote cast was for Judge G. n.
Aldridge, democrat, OF this judicial dis
trict, which WAS 4 9lS votes, though he had
no opposition. WellbOrn, the democratic
nominee for congress, 3 792, over Kearby,
independent, who got 2,030 votes. Else
where will be found tabulated statement
of the vote complete.
MAGISTRATES AND C0NsTABLEs.
The following is the vote for magistrates
and constables in the different precincts,
save No. /, which is included in the table:
Justice-Precinct No. ,: w. Il. Grier,
5l6; L, K. Stroade, IS; ;: Q. FoMche, 267.
Constable-Precinct No. .: W. ID. Webb,
800; A l. Simpson, $50.
Magistrate Precinct No. 8: A. Il. Nash,
1j0; J, G. Cherry, 1872 Military Berry, PIG;
j. A. Wessen, 80; J. N. Bennett So.
Observation-Disclosures No. 3: Fugett, no;
Spjllman, 100; W. o. Sandell, 2; T.. d..
Coates. l2i, Frank Brown, 1856; j. l.. Belnt.
son, A; VIM. White, a.
MISUNDERSTANDING No 1; A. b. Lanier,
| 800 M. l.. Paddock 2ll.
Constablc--John Bennett, 2li; Il. Shan
non, PA; Ii. NJ Arnold, 81.
Observation-Disclosures No. 5: ]. A. Lind
say, CSC.
| Brundage, 476
Magstrate-Pr Precinct No. G. n. A. Car
roll, 10,
Moritz AZ; T. b. Harris, %; A. Il. Rucker,
3; w. A. Perry, S; Il. 7. Kennedy, /.
gistrate--Precinct No. 7: NJ, Meyers,
252; o. W, Byers, So; IL. c. Darwin, III.
Constable-R. r. Joyce, 1853; j, l.. Wal
fenburger, III; W. s. Bingham, l0l.
| Observation-Disclosures No. s: George Rob-
ertson, 0S ]. IL, Bennett, 100; Ike Storey,
II.
Constable-D. c. Keanan, rs; A. Sewers,
4; A. Crow, 96; w. Darety, 60.
Several of the oilicers-elect executed bond
and were sworn in yesterday, and the 9TH
ers will be to-day.
The assistant of Mr.. c. L. Clint, county
attorney, is not yet known. The deputies
of Mr.. W. NJ. c. Hill are Mr.. Charles +.
under the late incumbent, who
will remain in the Office proper,
while Mr.. l.. IL. Hughes, promising
young lawyer, will take charge of that part
of the Office in the county court room.
Both are good and rapid penmen and ac-
curate, and courteous in their bearing.
The appointed deputies of Mr.. W. II. W.
Smith, our young and active sheriff, are
George Mckenzie, who served under his
two predecessors, and who, by his
efficiency and general urbane bearing to-
wards I'LL has rendered himself so popular
| He will have charge of the district court in
the capacity of his office. Chsrlie Clapp,
late of the police force, who has won by his
afiable demeanor and the strict discharge
of his duty. the good will of citizens, as
well as that of the city officials, will have
charge of the county court. The Office
proper, so to speak, will be safe in the
hands of Mr.. W. l.. Vaughn, who served in
the same capscity under Sheriff Moon,
who, by the way, will shortly stem the list
OF deputies. Henry Lewis and Ben Win
ston will compose the bodyguard OF the
sheriifeect, as 1t were, and do gen.
eral duty. They are both composed
of good material, the former having served
under Sheriff JONES' late sheriff
| W Il. Parry will, as heretofore, act as
deputy for Henry W. Jones, district clerk
He is general favorlte with the public
and is thoroughly up in all the duties of the
Office Though he will at times quarrel with
the repnrters).
The deputies of the other oflicerselect
have not yet been made known, but when
| they are will be published