Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-10
PRECINCT OFFICERS.

Olympia-Justices. J. G. Sparks, w. F.
Ready; constable. ID. II. Brown,
Tulnwater-Justice, G. s. Prince; con-
stable. A. J. Stops.
Coal Bank Tenino) -Justice. John Cut
ting; constable. w. J. Huston.
Chambers Prairie - Justice. David
Chambers. Jr., constable, r. r. Ruddle.
South Bay-Justice. B. F. Cortiss; con
stable, Alex. Henry.
Black River-Justice, Cyril Ward.
Union-Justice. H. H. Morgan; cons.a.
bic, J. H. Littlejohn.
Grand Mound-Justice, Samuel James ;
constable, N. Mills.
ielm-Justice, E. Longmire; constable,
Peter Smith.
In Other Csunsisa.
The Post InteUigeneer thinks returns will
assure the election of the following in
King county: Brents. 300 majority; Har.
ris, auditor; McGraw. sheriff; Hill. treas.
urer; Hall, probate judge; C. W. Young,
joint representative; Whitworth, surveyor;
and Waddcll, wreckmaster, al republicans
John Collins. councilman; Joseph Foster.
representative; A. Chilberg, assessor, and
D. G. Root. coroner, all democrats; N. H.
Martin. representative; o. 8. Jones, school
superintendent; II. Abrams and Henry Nc.
Cabc. commissioners, all independent re-
publicsns. The third commissioner is
still in doubt.
In kitsap county, Brents had 1874 major
ity, and the entire republican ticket was
elected as follows: J. H. Houghton,
councilman. 354 majority; G. n. Brad.
shaw, zoe majority for prosecuting attor.
ncy; G. W. Young, representative; Nelson
McCallum, auditor; Joseph Comstock,
sheriff; P. J. Primrose, treasurer; Nathan
Bucklin, probate Judge; John A. Camp
bell, Z. q. Ames, II. C. McQuillian, COM
missioners; Miss L. NJ. Ordway, school
d. B. Jackson, surveyor;
W. d. Scott, coroner; VIM. Walker,
wrcckmastcr.
In Jefferson county, Brents has 80 ma
jority, Kerr Is and Callow IL. With the
exception Of sheriff and school snperinten.
dent. the republicans carry the entire
ticket.
Reports from San Juan County give
Brents large majority, and put Kerr 100
votes ahead Of his opponent. Bowman,
Independent. beats Sherer for Auditor.
In Aewis county Brents has 1853 MAORI.
ty; McFsdden, FL; Hale eS; Miles 100,
and we understand that the Republicans
elect the sheriff, auditor and treasurer.
In Mason only one precinct heard from,
which gives Democratic majority for all
the ticket.
No definite news from Chehalis.
In Pierce there were about 400 votes
cast, and Brents is said to be at least 400
majority; c. NJ. Bradshaw had 10 opposi.
ton and received large vote. The entire
Republican ticket is elected except audi.
tor and probate judge.
Cowlitz county went Republican BY q
considerable majority, but nothing def.
mite can be learned.
In Walla Walla county: Enough re.
turns in to elect Republican County Com.
Councilman. Prosecuting At
torney, Auditor, Treasurer, Assessor and
School Superintendent. The Democrats
elect Sheriff, Probate Judge and Coroner.
Brent's majority will be small. On legis-
lative ticket the returns point to the cleo.
lion OF Hungate, Democrat, At least; the
rest are probably Republican.
In Spokane county: Present iudics |
ions are that the entire Democratic coun. |
y ticket is elected; members of the Leg.
stature still in doubt. Brents will carry
he county by q reduced majority. Spo.
Kane Falls and Cheney 60 for Brents;
Sprague and AinswOrth for Burke. Re.
uf4ns from the interior show gains for
Burke. Cheney goes Democratic in the
county election.
Sta g Elections e Deaeeraelc.
ELECTION news from California and the
East is all unfavorahle to the Republicans.
II California the Democrats sppea, 10