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

The KING COUNTY VoTE.-The to-
tai vote fer Delegate in King county
foots up sop, of which l Alb were
cast for Armstrong and 1853 for
Voorhees,, majority for the latter
of 2,24o. This is doing pretty we'll
in a county which gives Peel / 1903
majority over McAuliff for Brigadier
General, O'Brien 2,O67 over Ander-
son for Adjutant. and Livingston
l $3.50 over Berg for Quartermaster.
The indication is thus manifested
that the county is about 1000 Re-
publican, which majority has been
transferred to the Democratic candi.
date by q firm adherence to local in
terests. J. T. Ronald, the Demo
cratic candidate for Prosecuting At.
torney. received LOGS majority,
doubtless on the same issue. Judge
Jacobs, the Republican nominee for
Councilman, received q majority Of
447 over John Collins, one OF the
most popular men in the Territory.
j. r. Kinnear, Republican, and c..
F. Munday, Democrat, were elected
Representatives; J. r. Lewis, Rep :,
for Joint Councilman, leads A. s.
Miller S63 in the country. w. D.
Wood is elected Probate Judge, G.
NJ. Van Doren, G. w. Lawton and
w. w. Perrigo, Commissioners; j.
H. McGraw Sheriff, S. C. Harris
Auditor, Geo. D. Hill Treasurer
Zone vote majority, W. H. Hughes,
Assessor, A. Gardner Surveyor, O.
S. Jones School Superintendent, L.
R. Dawson Coroner, and I. Waddell
Wreckmaster. All are Republicans
except the School Superintendent.
The proposition for church tax re-
ceived majority of 1881 in the af.
firmative.
The LEWIS COUNTY VoTE.-The 10.
tai number of votes cast for Delegate
in Lewis county was l, 277, of which
Armstrong received COZ and Voor-
bees $40, majority of 63. for the
latter gentleman. The Republican
Generals received an average major
ity OF $50. w. A. Reynolds is elect.
ed Prosecuting Attorney by so ma
jority; Crosby for Joint Councilman
leads McLane 120, Charles Knowles
for Representative has majority of
21O. S. H. Berry As majority for Au-
ditor, S. H. Claughton 81 for Sheriff,
W. NJ. Urquhart 253 for Treasurer,
and NJ. v. Yoder 1856 for Probate
Judge. r. Griffith, j. L. McKib.
ben and w. B. Gosnell were elected
Commissioners, A. B. Balch, School
Superintendent, E. P. Mcclure As
SCISSOR. J. c. Berry Surveyor and W.
W. Capps Coroner. All are Repub-
licans except the Auditor and Com.
missioners. Church tax yes received
q majority Of So.
The CLARKE COUNTY VoTE. The
total vote in this county was 2,1O0.
Armstrong; majority is 430. The
Republican majority on Generals is
ego. Robert Graham leads W. r.
Neal 256 for Joint Councilman and
Addison A. Lindsey leads D. L.
Russell 2S3 for Joint Representative.
Judge Dennison's majority for Rep
resentative is 376. The list of county
officers stands: L. B. Clough Sher-
if, James A. Snodgrass Auditor,
David F. Schuele Treasurer, Robert
Robb Assessor, VIM. Ranck Probate
Judge, NJ. Ella Whipple School Su-
perintendent, A. NJ. Ball and E. 7.
McKenrey, Commissioners, Peter
W. Crawford Surveyor and J. r.
Smith Coroner. Church property
tax yes received majority of l ,O15.
CHEnALIs COUNTY VOTE. - Arm
strong received 636 votes and voor-
hees 379. Majority for Armstrong,
257. Porter received 627 and Nc
Fadden 4l6. majority of 2l1 for
for the former. For Joint Repre-
sentatives, VIM. Tefft, Rep, and NJ.
z. Goodell, Dem, received large
majorities over their competitors Ed.
Campbell and J. B. LaDu. The
following county officers were elect
ed: Sheriff, Jas. Perkins; Auditor,
D. W. Fleet: Treasurer, J. Nethery;
Commissioners T r Harris A w