, 1884-11-06
Johnson County Democratic and
Outside Precincts Fall Into Line.

Ipt AttNautefi Ru1hehuan, JJJ, Derg'
man, 4le. Majority for Kuyhendall, I40.
For Sheriff. Craig, 527; Schnitger. 4s6.
Majority for Craig Of 81.
For County Clerk, provinces, 1876; and
J. X. Jeffrey, 1870. provinces majority, Is.
For Prosecuting, Baird, 6l0; Mann,
81. Majority for Baird. $50.
For County Commissioner, II. b. Kel-
". 1913; r. T. Glover, sos; Geo. W. Hoyt,
$40; Geo. A. Draper, 49l; l.. c. Whipple,
4l6, and 7. w. Chaffee, 3sI.
For Superintendent of Schools, w. A.
Wymann, 500; Geo. G. Rafter, ass. Ma
jority for Wyman of5l.
For Coroner, Chafin, 497; Moore, 4Os.
Majority for Chafin Of 10.
For Assessor, w. w. Jeffrey. $50; H.
s. Oliver, s42. Majority for Jeffrey OF
27s.
For Surveyor, Fl. A. Roy obtained 500.
and John A Apperson 44S. giving a ma
iority of 96 for Roy.
For Justice of the Peace, Fisher, 344;
Crowley, 500; Bean, 4s7; Miller, PSI.
Lee independent 1896.
For Constable. Smalley, 52S; Whitney,
465; McGonigle, 40; Smith, S55; Mar
COON independent 1876.
Looking over the ballot it will be seen
that Mr.. Baird, Democrat, ran far ahead
Of his ticket and that Mr.. Hoyt, Republi-
eau, also led his ticket, Mr.. Wyman,
Republican, polled a vote beyond that his
ticket received. w. w. Jeffrey, Demo-
crat, ran far ahead of his colleagues,
while Roy, Republican, also had a gain
from Democratic ballots. Both of the
Democratic candidates for Constable fell
behind their tickets. This wide Auctua-
tions in the ballots show hat many
mixed tickets were cast and that Judge
Carey received a generous support from
the Democrats.
At the Second precinct the Judges
counted the votes in a different manner
from the system employed in the First
precinct, for beginning at the head OF the
tickets they counted downward. The
count of the vote for Delegate was there
fore followed with the ballots on the
Legislative ticket. The count of the
Council vote was finished in this precinct
Yesterday and stood as follows.
Dater. els; Snyder, Gil; Goodwin,
col; London. 532; Ford, l,l94; Wright,
!, 1894; Grainger, ll26; T~eschemacher 1861.
The House ticket stood as fellows n.
]. O'Brien 1868; Chas. Hecht 1852, ].
H. Gordon Ills. c. A. Guernsey 1889,
A d Kelley 1854 A p Hanson 1O43
NJ p Keefe liza. w. A. Robins 1896.
George Mitchell 6s7. A.. d. Cbamberlin
644 n A. Miller 664. Daniel Fallon 412
7 A Goddard col. G w Jones GAS
Henry Altman 627. !. NJ. Tompkins III.
At O'Clock this morning the vote for
Sheriff was counted in the Second pre-
cipct. Craig obtained 7o2 votes and
Scbnitger 11s7. n majority for Schnitper
of 435-
Comment mon the ballots can. with
but few executions. be only guess work.
Tompkins ran so far ahead of his
ticket in the solid Republican ward
that his maiorities in the
First ward and the outside precincts must
elect him. Mitchell, Miller. Chamberlin.
Jones and Altman will make close runs,
but it is now impossible to tell what their
outside maiorities viii be. As the outside
nrecincts are undoubtedly Democratic.
and as the First precinct in the
city will give the Democratic
Legislative ticket handsome MAORI.
Ties IL Is reasonable 10 presume the Leg.
~islature will be about evenly divided.
Craip's majority so far as heard from i.
400. Scbniteer gets 4s5 in the Second pre.
cinct giving Craig a known majority Of
IS.
At Rard's Ranch Craig majority is lG.
Mt Pine Bluffs. 90: ut Eebert, IS: at Hat
Creek. 10: at Bear Creek. II: at Hun.
toms. 8: at CHEYENNE Precinct No. l, 81,
at Fort Laramie. 11s. At Pole Creek. 10
AT Chugwater 81: at Rawhide Buttes