Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-09

WHITE RrvKR-Brent 3. Burke 50,
Strive g, Collins ~, Ward 81. Alexan-
der 20, Foster Sc, Martin 10, Harris ..
Lyon 20. Hall e. Hathaway IS, Jordan
~. Hill q, Andrews 80, Seidel IL. Chill
berg 50, Van Doren -, Colman q. Keel
nan 16, Abrams So, Horton 30, McCabe
40.
OscEoLA-Brents Is, Burks 3. Brad
shaw %. Strive 22. Collins IA. Ward
", Alexander 8. Foster %, Martin II.
Young &c. Harris q, Lyon IL. McGraw
n, Jordan Is. Hill Is, Andrews 10. Sci
del "a, Chilberg IL. Ellis Is, Jones q.
Van Doren l6, Colman q, Keenan, 3,
Abrams 30, Horton IA, McCabe y. Hall
70. Hathaway l6. Whitworth 8. Ander-
son 30. Kollock "a, Root II. Wsddell
"a, Beatty IL.
CEpAR RrvER-Brents ls. Bradshaw
IA. Strive l6. Young 10. Ward II,
Alexander IA, Foster 4, Martin 2. Har-
ris IA. Lyon 2. McGraw IL, jordan 5.
Hill Is, Hall 16. Van Doreu IA. Colman
Is, keenan, Is. Abrams 2, AcCabe I, Ellis
IL, Jones4. Seidel IA. Chiiberg 2. Whit
worths. kollock IA, Root 2. Waddeli
IA, Beatty.
Arthur precinct polied ss.- votes all
for the Republican candidates.
Juanita precinct gives Brents 9, Burke
Ii; Struve 3. Collins 81: Alexander 3,
Ward 10: Foster II, Martin 10; Hill 9,
Andrews II: McGraw Ii, Jordan ii. No
further returns could be had from this
point.
Meridian precinct polled seven votes,
all of which were cast for the regular
Republican ticket, with the exception
OF Van Doren. who was scratched, and
the votes given to Horton.
At Milton but five votes were cast,
three for the regular tickst and two for
the independent, or Democratic ticket.
At Renton Brents received 80 votes,
Burke "A: Strive 81, Collins So; Alexan-
der AZ, Ward ~: Foster IS, Martin A.;
| G. w. Young 80; Hall IS, II. 4. Hatha-
way 40; Harris IS, Lyon A; Hill IS,
Andrews 81; McGraw 80. Jordan 43;
Seidsl 80. ChilberR ~; Ellis "A, Jones
A.; Van Doren -, Colman 81, Keenan,
81, Abrams 81, Horton "a, MoCabe 81
+. Ii. Whitworth GO, c. n. Andersen 0.
Newcastle gives Strive 80, Collins So
Alexander %, Ward II; Foster l07, Mar
tin l27; Hall so. Hathaway 60; Harris
| ~, Lyon 65; Hill 30, Andrews 81; Nc
| Graw "A, Jordan IS; Seidsl IS, Chilberp
81; Ellis So, Jones 81: Van DOren 81
Colman SO, Keenan, 81, Abrams 63. Hor.
ton 70, McCabe 93; WhitwOrth 81, An.
dekson 62; Kollock IS, Root 81.
Samamish gives Brents z, Burke O.
Strive o. Collins Z; Alexander 3, Ward
4; Young 7; Hall 4, Hathaway 3; Harris
4, Lyon 3; Hill 4, Andrews 3; McGraw O.
Jordan Z; Seidel 0, Chilbsrg Z; Ellis O.
Jones Z; Van Doren 4, Colman s, Kee-
nan 3, Abrams 3, Horton l. McCabe 0;
Whitworth Z, Anderson 0; KollOck q
Root
Slaughter gives Harris 81, Lyon II
Hill 81, Andrews 16; MoGraw %, Jordan
70. No further returns could be had
from this point.
Snoqaalmie gives Brents 10, Burke Z
Strive 6, Collins Ii; Alexander 8, Ward
3; Foster IA, Martin 7; Young -; Hall
7, Hathaway II; Harris II, Lyon Z; Hill
I. Andrews II; McGraw 8, Jordan IL
Seidel Z, Chilberg II; Ellis 6. Jones II
Van Doren Z, C0lman 10, Keenan, 4
Abrams 7, Horton IA, McCabe IA; Whit.
worth 8, Anderson 10; Kollock 9, Root
10.
The precincts of Duvals, Green
River, Houehton, Squak, Tolt and
| Vashon are yet to be heard from,