Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1884-11-14

folsOn, frOOate Judge, y Cs rear
sou, School Superintendent, Mrs. j.
NJ. Walker; Surveyor, c. H. Fren-
ner; Coroner, E. P. French; Wreck
master, A. o. Damon. All the
county officers are Republicans ex.
cept Auditor. The vote on church
property stood yes 4Gs, no 272.
TIE Republicans in Pierce county
elected the following officers on the
4.h: Prosecuting Attorney, Ere
mont Campbell; Representative, G.
W. BYRD; Sheriff, Lewis Byrd; Au-
ditor, W. B. Kelly; Treasurer, john
Murray; Assessor, Benjamin Mac
ready; Probate Judge; James Wick
ersham; School Superintendent, H.
R. Cox; County Commissioners, Mr..
J. Cogswell, F. r. Spinning and Ed.
Higgins; Surveyor, T. r. Wilson;
Coroner, J. s. Wintermute; Wreck
master, A. S. Abcrne'hv, Jr.; JUS
tees of the Peace, laco,pa, First
Ward, w. H. Harris; Second Ward,
A. Campbell; Third Ward, A. +.
Lawrence.
ISLAND COUNTY VoTE.-Voorhees
received in this county POI and
Armstrong liz, majority of 80 for
voorhees,. For Prosecuting Attor-
ney Calhoun received $50 and Rosser
1862; Joint Councilman, Crockett
2O6 and Ferguson 1OS; Joint Rep
resentative, Terry 223 and Nealy 80.
The following county officers were
elected: Sheriff, J. c. Power;
Treasurer, A. D. Blowers; Probate
Judge, A. D. Blowers; Assessor, J.
c. Power; School Superintendent,
Julia E. Kinney; Coroner, c. T.
Terry; Wreckmaster, A. J. Deming.
The vote on church property tax
stood yes 1872 to 43 no.
WHArcoM CoUNTY-Gives the fol-
lowing majoritiss: Joint Council
man, Ferguson 43S; Representative,
Manly 2l5; Prosecuting Attorney,
Calhoun 442; Auditor, c. Donovan
80; Sheriff, +. w. DeLorimier 900;
Assessor, NJ. T. Gee S; Treasurer,
w. 7. Coupe "a; Probate Judge.
W. II. Harris 97S; School Superln-
tendent, II. j. Swim 1000; Survey
or, T. E. Noble 1,102; Coroner. E.
Van Zandt ,OS0; Wreckmaster, N.
V. Shelter 468. The officers are all
Republicans, except the Auditor and
Assessor, who are Democrats, and
the Treasurer, who is Independent.
SAN JUAN CoUNrY.-Delegate, Arm
strong 213, Voorhees, 176. q majority
of 81 for the former. Joint Council
man, McReavy 217, Sach ITO; joint
Representative, Warbass 223, Manly
ITO; Prosecuting Attorney, Rosser
205, Calhoun 1888; Probate Judge,
Warbass POS, Tucker 1873; Auditor,
Bowman 1856. Freeman 4S, Delany
"a; Sheriff, Kelly 2S4, Boyce LOG;
Treasurer, Drummond $50, Cranes
142; School Superintendent, Bell
223, Seward 260. Bell, Warbass
and Bowman are Democrats, and
the others having majorities, Repub-
licans.
SKAaIr CoUNTY.-Full returns are
not in, but sufficient to indicate the
election of H. P. Downs Auditor,
F. D. Cleaves Treasurer, James
O'Loughlin Sheriff, w. j. McKenna
Assessor, H. j. White Probate
Judge, Geo. Savage Surveyor, G.
f. Harrison School Superintendent,
NJ. Hurley Coroner, and Gillihan
HASTE and Minkler Commissioners.
Crockett has a majority for Joint
Councilman and Warbass for Joirt
Representative, both Democrats, are
ahead. Voorhees, is likewise ahead
% votes.
I'M Jefferson county Sheehan, Dem
ocrat, was elected Sheriff by ma
jority of 81. and Teele, Democrat.
Probate Judge by 81 majority. The
remainder of the county ticket is Re.
publican, elected by small inajorities.
The new officers are: Seavy for Au-
ditor, Bartlett for Treasurer, and
Alien for School Superintendent,
Calhoun, Rep, for Prosecuting At.
torney received a majority of 115;
McReavy, DEM, for Joint Council
man, 80, and Wier, Rep, for Joint
Representative, ~.
SooKANE CouNrY.-Tha Tribune
claims that the straight Republican
ticket is elected. It IS as follows:
j. A. Shoudy Joint Councilman, j.
J. Fem Representative, S. c. Hyde
Prosecuting Attorney. Sam. Gray
Treasurer, E. G.. Whittier Sheriff,
A. A. Smith Probate Judge, NJ. o.
Mccoy Assessor and Lizzie Halder-
man School Superintendent. A
large majority was cast for church
tax.