San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-04
THE ELECTION.
Several Moro Precincts Heard From and
the Democrats Concede the oppo-
sition Ten Officers In the

the Democrats Concede the Oppo-
sition Ten Oficers In the
County.
The third precinct count was con-
cluded at 2 O'Clock to-day and shows the
! following result. Wurzbach, 6lS; Hus-
| ton, ll2; Geo. Dashiell, $40; MEG II, 415;
CassiaDo, 2i9; Ramsey, 57S; Story, los;
Lewis, 55s; shelley, l5s; Robinson, 400;
Kingsbury, 2S2; Banks, AIS; Light,
1852; Geronimo, l; Natchtz, !;
Stevens, 533; Smith, go; Fro
boese, 556; Withers. 279; scattering,
!; Campbell, SIS; MORN. DOL; Muench,
33l; Wagenfuhr, 224; Kearny, 629; Sau-
cier, 2l7; Oppermann, 5ll; Bertaux; 394;
Hoefiing, ST., 437; Jonas, 1913; scatIering,2;
Bergstrom, 3I3; Pasohal, 4S2; Martinez,
lis; Stevens, 1856; Bader, 295; Ferris, 63;
scattering. L; Newton, 229; Poor, Az;
Crawford, 120; scattering, j; Stat
tel, 800; Dryer, IA;
Heron, 253; Adams, 452; Barnes, 81;
MoAllister, 4'2; Scattering, l.
Precinct No. 4.-Paschsl, 22i; Berg
strom, III; Ramsay. 800; Cassisno, ia;
Dashiell, 154; Mccall, 255; Locke, 80;
Giraud, 100; Staffel, 3l2; Dryer. l0l;
Adam, 269; McAllister, 269; Barnes, l52;
Heron, 81; Robinson, III; kingsbury,
ZIG; Banks, PSI; Light, 269; Operman.
263; Berteaux, 1856; Pulliam. 40.
Precinct No. A.-BergslrOm, p; Pas
chal IS; Mccall, %; Dashiell. 10; Fro
boese, 20; Withers, Is; Smith, 80; Stevens,
Z; Cassiano, 81; Ramsay. IL; Lewis, ~;
Shelly. s; j z. Campbell. Al; NORM. .;
Locke, 80; Giraud, II; Dryer. Id; Stat
fpl. 30; Muench, 20; Wagenfuhr, II;
Kearney, Al; Saucier, Is; Pulliam, ";
Berteaux, "a; Opperman, "a; Robinson,
10; Banks, 20; Light, 80; kingsbury, 10;
Poor. 80; Newton, Is; Wurzbach, /;
Boerner. 81. Chavez, Z, Sayers, %; New
comb, q; Ross, %; Cochran, p.
Precinct No 29.-Bergstrom, III; Pas
chal. 1886; Mccall, 1923; Dashiell, 1893; Fro
boese, 42S; Withers. 81; Smith, 240; Ste
vens, 276; CassianO, l43; Ramsay, 36S;
Lewis, 366; Shelly, liz; Story, 80; Adam,
1853; Nc A lister, 35l; Barnes, l27; Heron,
81; Ferris, ~; Bader, 222; Ed. Stevens,
1854; Martinez, LOG; Umscheid, 270; Bra
den, lS9; Neil Campbell, Is: Beck, 20; J.
p. Campbell, go; NORM, 24G; Looke, Alb;
Giraud, 102; Dryer, 50; Staflel, 4l5;
Muench, 222; Wagenfuhr, 105; Kearney,
3lS; Saucier, ~; Pulliam, 237; Berteaux,
PA; Oppermsn, $40; Robinson, 100;
Banks, 3l5; Light, 1874; Kingsbury. l24;
Poer, 1884; Crawford, A; Newton, 50;
Wurzbsch, 433; Huston, "a.
Election Notes.
Frank Umscheid got there with both
feet" and what Ia more, will make an
honest and worthy county commits
sioner.
There is q good deal of talk about
throwing cut the election returns from
precinct 26. upon the ground that num-
Der of Mexicans from Frio and Uyalde
were voted. '.
Ed. Stevens is elected constable. He
will make an honest, fearless and faith
fnl officer, and he needs the fees Of the
office.
Elongated faces are plentiful around
the courthouse. The defeated caDdi
dates smile griDly and wear depres-
sed look.
The newly elected officers will have
10 days in which to qualify after the Of
fetal returns are canvassed.
Cassiano's majority In precinct 20 is
266.
In precinct 81 Cassiano's vote was "a
to Ramsay'sl |. Smith "a to Stew, ms l.
Bergstrom had majority over
Paschal
In No. 25, with 81 votes the entire
democratic ticket went in. As the
presiding officer returned the Of
fetal result in an unsealed en-
envelope, an attempt will be made to
have this precinct thrown out In the
count.
In precinct No. Is. st. Hedwig, all
the officers on the democratic ticket had
a majority with the exception of the
sheriff, assessor and one representative,
Lewis, Poor and Light receiving major
tiles. Beck, for commissioner, got more
votes than all three Of his opponents.
The democrats this morning conceded
that the following officers on the
opposition ticket were elected: Paschal,
FrOboese, Lewis, Ramsay, Poor, Locke,
Statiel, Adam, Oppermann and UNI
scheid. This leaves them the entire
state ticket elected, and for the
county ticket Geo. Dashiell, WurZ-
Robinson and Kingsbury, Barnes,
Muench, wagenfuhr, Kearny. Quintana,
BOerntr and Jonas.
The democrats concede that Ramsay
had clear majority Of rs at one O'Clock
to-day, and that their only hope lay In
the county vote yet to be declared.
THE LATEST.
Complete returns show that G. NJ.
Barnes led the field for justice, beating
| Adam about l04 votes, and McAllister
| about 80 votes.
William Heffling beats Jonas by q
small majority for county commits
sioDer.
Boerner, Unsettled. Aft. Mussey and
| urx.fH in q he 10 ainn