Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-12-01
SCATTERING.

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SCATTERING.
For Delegate in Jefferson there were
2 scattering votes, in King l. Pacific |,
Thurston a. Wahkiakum /, Whitman l,
Pierce total Is.
For Brigadier General, CowlitZ 2 Jetier-
2, King 4, Lewis ), Wahkiakum 1, What
com ,. Pierce total D.
Adjutant General Cow!itz 2. Jefferson
2. Snohomish /, Thurston l, Whatcom .
total IL.
Quarternlaster General, Cowlitz 2, Gar
field /, King 3. Whatcom 3, Whitman /,
Jefferson total II.
Commissarv General, Cowlitz ,, Jetler-
son ,. King 3, Kiickitat ), Whatcom 3
total II.
The total vote vote for Delegate is
10, 493, which is probably several
thousand lass than the vote which
might have been polled had a differ
Ell: condition of affairs existed. The
vote for militia officers is less than
the aggregate for Delegate, in con-
sequence Of the neglect of the DEM
ocrats in Island, King and Pacific
counties, to have the names of their
nominees printed on the ballots.
This is to be regretted, as the vote
on these officers can serve hut one
useful purpose, and that was defeated
by the neglect. of showing precisely
the party vote.
The vote for Quartermaster, rs
canvassed by the Secretary gives J.
w. Bonner but $3.50 votes, the re-
turns showing that in Skamania and
Whitman the name was spelled 81.
w. Bowman" in Pierce "J. W.
Bower" and in Columbus, Garfield
Kitsap and Spokane 81. NJ. Bower.
As it is manifest these votes wer e in
tended for Mr.. Bonner, we have
added them to the aggregate in the
above table.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS.
The following is the vote for Pros
ecuting Attorney. in each district:
&c. McFadden received in Che
halls county 1919 votes, in Cowlitz
1877, in Lewis 1871, Mason lis. Pa.
cific 126, Thurstor 425, Wahkiakum
SO-total l,402. Mr.. Israel re
ceived in Chehalis 112, Cowlitz 2GS
Lewis 316, Mason As, Pacific 1872
Thurston 1913. Wahkiakum 64-tota
1913, McFadden's majority SO.
D. p. Ballard received in Clarke
ia, Klicki,at lib, Skamania &c
Yakima 264-total 1,127. II. O.
Dunbar in Clarke 4l9, Klicki!at 72l
Skamania II. Yakima 430-tota
1,64l. Dunbar's majority SIG.
J.K. Rutherford in Columbia re-
ceived $50 and in Garfield 492-totaI
LOTS. w. A. George 511 in Colum
bia and 46S in Garfield-to.al 979
Rutherford's majority So.
! S. C. Hyde received in Spokane
county 1.044 and in Stevens 90
total l, 143. J. X. Stout in Spokar
8SS, Stevens 12-total 900 Hyde's
majority 243.
Geo F. Thompson in Walla Walla
county received 1,044 votes and J.
E. Budd 739, leaving majority fol
Thompson of 3O5.
S. c. Voorhees, received in Whit.
man 1853 and F. NJ. Ellsworth GIG.
Voorhees, majority 242.
C. NJ. Bradshaw received II votes
in Clallam, 40 in Island, 379 in
Jefferson, 2S7 il Kitsap, 1893 in
King, 202 in San Juan, 345 in Sno.
homish, 4S1 in Whatcom: total OF
1891. w. H. White received 8 in
Clallam. l in Island, 2 in Jefferson
40 in King, IS in Kitsap. . in Sno
homish, 35 in Whatcom: q total Of
IT'S. Bradshaw's majority 3,6l3.
The returns for members Of the
Legislature are on file, with the Sec.
rotary, but are not yet tabulated TO,
publication. The following list i,
given, however. as approximating the
result, if it is not absolutely cor.
rect:
| COUNCIL.
WhatcOnl, SnOhomish and Island: Jas
Power, Republican.
Jefferson, Clallam. Masonand San Juan
X. c. Kerr. Republican.
King: John Collins, Democrat.
Kitsap and Pierce: j. II HOughton, Re
publican.
Thurston and Lewis: Ii. c. Hale, PEG
: pies Party.
| Cowlitz, Wahkiakum, Pacific and Che
halls: J. A. Burke, Republican.
Clark, Skamania and klickitat: p. II
Harper, Democrat.
Walla Walla: Sewall Truax, Republican
Columbia and Garfield: j. T.. Edmiston
| Democrat.
Whitman. r. J. Smith, Republican,