Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-11-17

and MGR au'en lo' u uldJoilty vi oi
for the Republican nominee. For
Joint Council j. \ Burk received
o4l and Adam Catlin 20G; for Joint
Representatives. g. Barlow 23l; f.
Campbell 262, Ezra Strong 1SI and
u. 4. Goodell 40.
The County officers elect are:
Chas. +. Forsyth Auditor, Jos.
Smith Sheriff, II. c. Come9ys Treas
nr.r, S. ". Beall PROBATE Judge,
W. II. Black, J. II. slellock and
John Hu>slnan, Commissioners, ..
W. Barber School Superintendent,
Samuel Adams Assessor, {. W. Ho-
gan Surveyor and G. H bray Cor
rner. All are Republicans except
Mr. Hussman, one of the Commits
,oners.
CLARKE.
In this county ,137 votes were
cast for Delegate, of which maj
ori.v of .2G5 were given for Brents.
The " Generals on the Republican
ticket received an average maj. Of 300
Ballard for Prosecuting Attorney
carries the county by 295 majority.
over Dunbar; Harper, for Joint
Councilman, by pa over Motfett;
and Landrum, for Joint Represen-
tative, by 25S over Bloomfield.
b. + Shaw is elected Representa-
tive; Cbas. Brown, Auditor; Frank
Merton, Sheriff; +. W. Bier, Treas
urer; VIM. Ginder, Probate Judge;
Thos. A. Mcclellan and Joseph
Goddard, Commissioners; A. s.
Nicholson, School Superintendent;
J. H. Fletcher, Assessor; A. An
drew, Surveyor and j. r. Smith,
Coroner.
The majorities range at about 300
on the county officers eject. They
are all nominees of the People
party, in opposition to the Ring pol
iticlans.
Brents majority is 29S, in a vote
of 500. Bradshaw's vote for Pros
ecuting Attorney is 1899. John
Collins beats H. Ct. Strive 153
votes. c. w. Young ran without
opposition for Joint Representative.
On the county ticket, JOS. Foster
and n. H. Martin are elected Rep.
resentatives; j NJ. Hall, Probate
Judge; j. II. McGraw, Sheriff, S.
c.. Harris. Auditor, Geo. ID. Hill,
Treasurer; o. S. Jones, School
Superintendent; Robt. Abrams, j,
Nj. Colman and H. B. McCabe
. Commissioners; Andrew Chilberg
Assessor; +. II. Whitvorth, Sur
veyor, and 0. G.. Root, Coroner
All the above county officers were
elected on the Peoples ticket, ex
cept the Treasurer, Probate Judge
Sheriff and Auditor.
sHoNoMIsn.
One precinct yet to hea: from
Plaskett is is elected Auditor owe
Whitfield by large majority. Sno
homish precincts gave him 90, ant
all the other precints gave him ma
jorities, except Marysville. Strstcl
is Sheriff beyond q doubt. 1t i
very uncertain about the Treasurer
depends on the Stillaguamisl
precinct, not heard from. The Demo
Gratis only claim one, Mrs. Bell. TO-
Superintendent of Schools. Tn,
Independent Sheriff has about 2,
, votes, as far as heard from.
= In this county Brents, De Jorup
Dem, for Joint Representative, ant
: Power, Rep, for Joint Councilman
are far ahead.
The official vote of Columbi
county gives Burke 231 majority
: Vinson s, Bonner Is, Wash II an,
. Dubeau ii.
i, The majority for J. E. Edminson
> Dem, for Joint Councilman, in tn
counties of Columbia and G. ,riield
was LOG. The Joint Representative
i for Columbia and Garfield coun
= ties, John Briping, Rep, receive,
+; 1872 majority. and Eping, Dem, TO
Columbia, As; Prosecuting Attorne,
: Rutherford, Dem. ~.
The county ticket elected is q
. follows: Sheriff j. Ii. Hoster; Audito
W. ]. jesse; Commissioners, Birch
Crouch and Kirby; Treasul er, Miller
Probate Judge, Ostrander; Assess
or. Hunter; School Superintendent
Julia Newkirki Surveyor, Miner
: Coroner. CLARK; Sheep Commission
/ er, carriages. All are Democrat
r except Kirby, Commissioner, tn
4 Treasurer, the Surveyor and th
e Sheep Commissioner,
r The following are the majoritie
4 in Garfield: Brents. 103; Smith, lis
3 Mcpherson, 100; O'Brien 12O, Hop
= kins, no; Edminston, Dem, Join
o Councilman for Columbia and Gar
field counties, IA; Cation, Dem
Joint Councilman for Walla Nalla
r Whitman, Columbia and CARTEL,
:. counties, lag; Rutherford, Dem.
for Prosecuting Attorney, "a.
q Clark is elected Representative
Ferguson. Auditors Wilson, Sheriff
!. Ranch, Treasurer; Swain, Baldwin
and Hull, Commissioner; Butler
:. Probate Judge; Wise, Assessor
Briggs, Surveyor, Mrs. Morrison
School Superintendent; Kuykendall
Coroner, and Seely, Sheep Comm is
8 sioner. The Auditor. Sheriff, Treas
}, urer, and one Commissioner, ar.
4, Democrats.
r The election passed off quietly il
=. all parts of the county, the nomi
!, nees for Territorial officers being tn
= only ones who received strict part
vote. There was more scratchin
+; than ever known before in this couu
:. ty. The nominees for count,
!. officers were all more or less inter
); ested in local affairs, which in
). tiuenced their following.