Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-12
Howard county

Judge was brought to close to-day, AND
resulted 10 signal victory for G. w
walthall. After hearing all the evidence
offered the commissioners could moi
agree, and the matter was referred by
consent Of all parties to Attorney-General
Templeton, who, In response TO tele.
gram, replied 20 count the returns ana
let the kicking faction seek redress In the
district court. As this class utterly failed
TO prove any fraud Whatever, they VIII
probably let the matter drop, and accept
the defeat The town 10 ablaze with con
fires, and grand jubilee is being In
dulged In tonight.
Uomanohs County,
Correspondence OF the Gazette
CoMANcHE TEX, Nov. 8.-The official
returns were opened to-day. Nineteen
hundred and eighty-one votes were polled
10 the county--Democrat state ticket,
1888 with Ross below 63 votes, and
Wheeler below Ross 2l9i Prohibition
ticket, 10 votes, and Republican, 10, all
told. LaBham received 1914, aud Bar
nett 765. Some Irregularities In the re-
turns have been laid over until to-
morrow for decision.
Fsnnin County.
Correspondence OF the Gazotte.
BoSHAM, Tx Nov. 10-The commits
sloners' court made the official count Of
the county vote to-day, which shows a
falling of since 1884. Ireland received
1924 In 1884; Ross, 2l50; DohOney, PIG /;
Cochran, ia; Wheeler, 2362i Mullins, 81 I;
Mcdaniel, l49; Hogg, 1858 Johnson, 40;
Gaines, 1857 Burkhart, l49; Hall, 1858;
Hogan, 81; Zadek, l49; Mccall, 1857;
Hull, 81; Brown, l40; Lubbock, 1866;
Jackson, 81; Clcaves, 100; Cooper,
2957i Aspen, So; II G. Kline, li9;
congress, Culberson, 1851; Fleming, IA;
senator, Thirty.arst district, Mcdonald,
2204 Connolly, 272; representative,
Twenty second district, Sadler, 2362;
representative, Twenty-thrid, Paterson,
2403.
The county officers will bei For Judge,
Il. ID. McClolland; attorney, b. N Wood.
son; district clerk, g. w Blair; county
clerk, j r. Noble; assessor, T. 2. Baker;
sheriff, j. w. Evans; treasurer, 4. w.
Ragsdale; surveyor, M. Keithiyi weigher,
j. NJ. Moore.
The commissioners will appoint a
collector TO M the Office which Mr..
Tefteller left vacant by his decease.
Delta County.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
COOPER, TEX, Nov. s.hThe Official
election returns for Delta county were
opened to-day aud the official count made
which is AS tollowsi Ross, 099; Doho-
ney, 22l; Cochran, / Wheeler, 1925;
Mullins, 1895 Hogg, 1925; Hail. 1927;
Hogan, 1893; Mccall, 1925 Hull, 1893;
Lubbock, 1926 Jackson, 2O0 Cooper,
1925 Aton, 1873; CulDerson, 1908, GaiL es,
1927, For representative Twenty-third
dlstrict--PattersoD 1925 for district at
t0rney Eighth distrlct-Yoakum, s54
Brook, 1865 The following are the county
officers elected ID. ii. Lune, county
judge l. l. Wood, county attorney;
George w, Jones district and county
clerk; G.. w Acker, sheriff; h. @. Nc
Combs, Tax 0ssessor,B. i, Jones, county
treasurer.
Anderson County.
Special 10 tho Gazette.
PALEsTtER, Tx, Nov. 1.-THE newly
elected county officers were sworn IN to-
day The Official vote for state and
county officers, where there was opposi-
tion, is as follows Rcss 1867, Cochran
l0l0i congress, Reagan 1912, Col
Inns Ga, noater, Larkin 1900,
Shelton GT8, Waters 2sS; repre-
sentative, Parks 1860, Hawthorn s0G;
district clerk, Qparles 1869; Rich
mond, G94 county clerk, MGR ynolds
1926 Rayale $685. Richardson SIS; as.
SCISSOR, Ward 1906 Doherty G70. The
total vote cast In the county was 300
votes short OF the number cast ut the last
showing less interest ia public
than has been shown at any election
since reconstruction days.
cherokee County,
Correspondence OF tho Gazette.
RusK, TEX, Nov. The oilleial vote
OF Cherokee county was counted by the
court yesterday, with the
following result; Ross, 2009, Cochran,
ss5; Dphnnoy, 1885 Wheeler, 1858; Nc
Daniel, $685. Hopg, 1855; Johnson, $3.50
Gaines, 2lb6i Burkhart 500; Hall, 2l52;
Zadek, 1905 Mccall, 2l55; Brown, ss4;
Lubbock, 2lAIi CleAves, $50; Cooper,
2l62i Kline, $685. congress-John II.
Reagan, 29S0i senator--A. W. Gregg,
296li district attorney--R IL. Morris,
1881 epresentatlye--G.A A. Newton, 1915;
John ID. Long, 1925
The county officers elected are: County
judge, NJ whtmlnj county attorney,
y. b. Quinn; sheriff John Il. Rengan
district clerk, A Jackson; county clerk,
s. b. Baroni treasurer, l, G. Looney
tax collector, t. H. Singleterry; assessor,
j. T. Virgins. All the county officers
elected are oldPilloors except Singleterry,
for collector, who defeated Gibson, the
present encumhent.
waller County
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
HEMPsrRAp, Tex, Nov l0.-The com.
missioners court have just fnished eau
vassing the vote for Waller county as
cast AZ the recent election. The result Is.
for Republican state ticket il75 votes;
Democratic state ticket 6S2 votes; Pro-
hlhition state ticket SO votes, Charles
Stewart, for congress, GIG votesi II. d.
johnson, 1857 votes j Wesson Parker,
for legislature, $3.50 votes; j. Il. Freeman,
9i9i r.. Z. pomeroy, IA Il. II. Haunay,
district attorney 1904 votes County
OH 'ers tlfcted--w. u. Howth, county
iuoge, maioriyi W H. Harper, county
clerk A @. Lipscomb, county attor-
neyi A. Ca.hear, district cleik;