Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-11-13
SHERMAN.
Of Messrs. ]. Gunter and r.
F. Gardenhire and the Misses
Fitch and Moore.
oficial Count Of Graysou County The
Largest Vote CAST 1909 The
Electoral Vote 84lo.

PhhhMANs lbNst NOV. II - eSteI-
lay was more than usually stirring
lay in this city. The district court
proceeded TO business in the trial OF
criminal cases, the commissioners as
,embled to count the votes and declare
the result Of the election, the grand
Jury was besleged by host OF wit
nesses summoned to attend and testify
to what they knew OF violations of
law done within the body OF the
county and hundreds came in to learn
the result of the final count in New
York.
By no means the least important
event within a large circle OF friends
was the marriage OF our popular
fellow-citizen, Julian Gunter' 10
Miss Nallie Fitch at the residence OF
the brides mother on South Crockett
street. Promptly at 10 O'Clock, in the
presence of u number of chosen friends,
the happy couple pr scented themselves
in the family parlor, and under the
talismanic floral "horse shoe,n hung
by loving hands above them, Rev. j. |
g. Carpenter In brief but impressive |
ceremony pronounced the twain one |
flesh In the sight of God and the law |
OF the land. After half hour spent
In congratulations and earnest bless
ings the newly welded pair rode TO
the Union depot to embark on their
wedding tour North and East. At the
depot the Sherman cornet band that
had Just returned from the celebra-
ton at Pilot Point was waiting
their arrival and honored the
company with delightful music. Mr..
Gunter 10 one of our successful BUSH
ness men aud has host OF friends to
wish him joy in his new relation,
while the bride is one OF the most ami
able and popular young ladies In Sher-
man,
This morning at 10 o'clock Robert
f. Gardenhire OF Sherman was mar
ried at the residence Of the BRIDES
father, DIR. Moore of Van Alstyne, to
Miss Chowning Moore. DIR. j. @. Car
| penter OF Sherman also OBLIGATED at
this wedding in the same pleasing and
original way that chaTacterizes the
man and contributes so much TO
the pleasures Of such occasions.
The party left for Sherman ON the 1880
train and repaired to the residence of
+. a. Mattingly, where pleasant par
Late last evening the commissioners
finished counting the vote, which is as
follows:
OFFICIAL VOTE.
Cleveland electors, 1894, Blaine, 22S0
ST. John, 1856 Butler, Sls; Belva Lock
wood, l.
ireland, 5l75; Jones, 1902; Norton
1921.
Throckmorton, Democrat, 1925; Dill
= bingham, Republican, 100
Floater: Cook and Greyson, Cowles
73lO
Loving, Democrat. representative
1852; Foster, 2783; holland, 250i; Cut
, tier, Independent. 2506; Pasco, Repnb-
lican, 1907 Abraham, Greenbacker
. 260.
County judge Gregg, 1885, steed.
man, t3lc4.
J District clerk; Farmer, $685. Cox,
, 92ll.
County attorney: Randell, 1889
Cook, 26s4; Turner, 1886 itt
! Sheriff; Douglass, 1888.
County clerk: DickermRn, 3945
4 Austin, 393b; Maxwell, Ill.
Assessor Stewart, 1868; Bigger
b. staff, 1864.
Collector Andrews, 1851; Scott
1904
/, Treasurer Tnck, sos.
Surveyor: Bonham, 3242; HOpsOn
= 2092; Dumas, 1925.
|. Weigher q elected) Fenet, 1926
Glanding, 1913; James, $40; Roberts
\ g5S; Henrle, 152.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
n Precinct No. 1: Wheat, 1882; Wells
n 70S; staples. $50.
n Precinct No. .: StreepeT, 1884; Fitz
q gerald. 1855: Grindstalf, S45.
Precinct No. 81 Sullivan, sic; Kins
low, 345; Dodson, $50
Precinct No. 4: Dennis, 3lG; John
son, Dol; Collins, ~.
Magistrates Precinct No. /: Hinkle
Is go; SpaLgler. 6i5; Bullock, 467.
Constable: Wright, 1862; Logsdon
3li; McDufiie, 800; Spencer, 2l3
70 Precinct No. ., Denlson: For magif
N trate Adams WAS elected by larg
~ majority over Eve competitors, AN
"a Nixon was elected by a close vote Z
= Tom Wright, late deputy Unlte
ie States marshal, with four other can
d didates running.
st Precinct No. 81: Scaggs was r,
ID elected magistrate and Hamilton cor
stable.
O. Precinct No. &: Taylor was electe
~ magistrate ana kemp cOnblhDle.
Precinct No. 5 Hudson was electe
y magistrate and Bourne constable.
n Precinct No. q: Towers maglstrat
d. and McCutchen constable.
Precinct No. 7: Crump magistrat
ID and White constable.
= Precinct No. s: Cummings magi
a trate and Riley constable by a larl
majority over the entire vote OF fi'
OF other candidates.
ID The highest vote east was In the RAJ
re for county attorney, which aggregate
c, 5000 votef, while the entire vote 4
of president numbered 84lg.
I'd A large number refused TO vote
as precinct No. /.
ed Cleveland polled considerably mo
d. than double the vote Of all the othe
be combined.
ye LoNGYIEw.
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