The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1886-11-04
The Battle of Ballots I!
Results in Victories for the Repu6f-
cans all Along the Line!
REsRASxA'S MAJORITY, 1000!
Large Gains Everywhere.

ton of the republican state ticket by a
rousing, old-time majority of 10000.
Laird is returned from the second con-
gressional district, Dorsey from the third,
but the returns from the "big first" dis
trict are chilly for Church Howe, and it
is altogether probable that McShane,
democrat, is elected. While Lindsay,
for state senator, ard the entire repub-
lican county ticket are elected by fair
maiorities. At this time we are not in
possession Of sufficient returns Of an
official character to warrant us to pre-
sent a tabular statement, which we hope
to give in our next issue. But else
where we give returns from 14precincts;
these figures will assist the reader to a
correct understanding Of the situation,
although the returns from two precincts
are not found therein.
COUNTY RETURNS.
Returns from a portion of this county
are in, showing majorities as follows:
INDIANoLA PREcINcT-State ticket,
so (rep.); Laird, rep for congress, so;
Lindsay, (rep.) for state senator, 10;
Green, Gep.) for member Legislature, "a;
Snavely, (rep.) for county attorney, 56;
Bolles, (rep.) for county commissioner,
1875. There was nc fight on republican
candidate for surveyor or coroner and
they ran ahead of the ticket.
Missouri RIDGE-State ticket, l
(rep.); McKeighan, (dem.) for congress,
6; Stilgebouer, (dem.) state senator, s.;
Green, (rep.) Legislature, 10; on county
attorney a stand off; Bolles, rep coun.
ty commissioner, II. No fight on sur
veyor or coroner
NORTH VALLEY-State, % (rep.);
Laird, congress, 8; Lindsay, state sena-
tor, II; Green, Legislature, II; Grubb,
(dem.) county attorney, II; Bolles, coun-
ty commissioner, II. No fight on repub-
lican candidates for surveyor or coroner.
GRANT-State, (rep.) II; Laird, II;
Lindsay, IL; Green, II; Snavely, So;
Bolles, g..
BoNDvILLE-State, 3; congressman,
a stand eff; StiIgebouer: Is; Golfer, II;
Snavely, -; Bolles, 3.
VALLEY GRANGE-State, (rep.) 90;
Laird, II; Lindsay, 9; Green, Is: Snave-
ly, 90; .Squires, 10.
LEBANoN-State, rep 46; Laird, 46;
Lindsay, 46; Green, 46; Snavely, Al;
Bolles, A.
RED WILLOW State, (rep.) i; Laird,
2; Lindsay, l; Green, 6; Snavely, 30;
Bolles, p.
Box ELDER-State, (rep.) 81; Laird,
s; Stilgebouer, (dem.) %; Green, 10:
S%navely, 90; Bolles, 80.
Willow GRovE-State, 17S (rep);
Laird, 64; Lindsay, 81; Golfer, 50;
Snavely, 81; Squires, 60.
DANBuRY-State, ) (rep); Laird, l.;
Stilgebouer, 16 (dem); Golfer, 16(dem,);
Snavely 36; Bolles, 4.
BEAvER-State, % Gep.); Laird, 90;
Lindsay, 13; Green, -; Snayely, 35;
Bolles, 20.
EAST VALLEY-State, 81 (rep.);
Laird, p; Lindsay, 10; Green, % !;
Snavely, 81; Bolles. 81.
TYRoNE-State, q (rep.); Laird, 21;
Lindsay, 81; Green, 81; Snavely, 81;
Bolles, %.
TOTAL REPUBLICAN MAJoRITIEs.
State ticket, 446,
Laird, Congress, 264.
Lindsay, State Senator, 125.
Green, Legislature, 17S.
Snarely, County Attorney, 457.
Bolles, County Commissioner, 359.
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
WILLOW GRovE-Assessor, S. FL.
Colvin; Justices, John Wiley and John
FL. Bennett; Constables, Joseph SPOTS
and f. r. Banks; Judges of Election,
Barney Hofer and D. Kendall; Clerks
of Election, Geo. W. Bede.
Observation-Disclosures, G. Boatman;
Road Overseer, Lewis +. Fauss; Justice,
Fl. Gale; Constable, James Cain; Judges
of Election, B. A. Lincoln, w. S. Fitch
and D.. A. Clements; Clerks of Election,
G. II. Pate and Geo. j.. Fredericks.
IN II FIRST WARD.
There were two contestants for the
vacancy in the City Council made by the
resignation of W. ". Palmer, council
man for the first ward, namely, John T.
Kenyon and Andrew j. Pate. The vote
stood as follows:
JOHN F. kENYON.............lO9
ANDREW j. ATE............ 50
RUSSIA has sent armed vessels to
Earna with orders to lombard the town