, 1886-11-03
WIND-WINGED
Items BlOan About by the Fall
BreezeS
And Gathered Into the Reporters
Note Book.


Very little challenging of votes was done
yesterday.
Everybody had a ticket Of their OWN
yesterday.
Rev. c. NJ. Sanders leaves tomorrow
morning for Denver.
The train from the East yesterday was
two hours and a half late.
"People's' tickets were few and far
between at the polls yesterday.
A large number of the employees of the
railroad shops did not work yesterday
afternoon.
Returns from the outside precincts
were looked for with much interest last
evening.
Several collisions between vehicles re-
suited from the crowded condition of the
streets yesterday.
Large numbers of people were present
at the polls last evening to witness the
filing Of the votes.
Engineer Doty, who was injured at
Granite Canyon Sunday evening is re-
ported as doing well.
All the rigs. from a tally no coach to an
express wagon, were engaged in hauling
voters to the polls yesterday.
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On several occasions yesterday a half
dozen vehicles would come for the same
parties at the same time to take them 10
the polls.
Two thousand five hundred and seventy
eight votes were polled yesterday, LII
at the Pioneer hook house polls, and
I,4Ol at the Alert hose house precinct.
Tie counting Of votes was commenced
at the Elcrt hose house precinct at S:I5
last evening. The votes at the other pre-
cinct were filed first, hence counting did
not commence until later.
At the rate the counting was beingdonc
last evening it will take forty-six hours to
count the votes in the Alert hose house
precinct, and thirty-ninc hours to finish
those in the other precinct.
The Election In Laramie County,
The returns of the election in this
county are two mcagrc at this writing e
o'clock a. m. to furnish a basis upon
which to form a correct estimate Of the
result. 1t appears that a goodly portion
of the Democratic ticket is elected by a
fair majority, and that the remaining can
didates will have to await the full returns
from all the country precincts before their
fate will be known.
The following is all that could be OBJ
tanned on the subject up to the time OF
going to press:
Egbert gave the following majorities:
Roberts, As; Duifey, 4G; Murrin, Z;
Glafcke, ,; Billiard, %; Stoll, 10; Chaiin,
,; Warlaumount, 81.
Pine Bluffs polled the following vote:
George W. Baxter, %; c. p. Organ, %;
T. w. Peters, 10; Herman Haas, %;
f. w. Lafrentz, 20; A. G.. Lowrcy, 20;
J. A. Johnston, %; w. +. Guthrie, p;
Geo. Mitchell, 10; w. S. Weaver, %; T.
W. Rtuledgc, %; Luke Murrin, 2f; II.
Glafcke, &c; Frank +. Billiard, 26;
Walter r. Stoll, &c; II. b Kelly, 26; T..
Il. Hord, -; John Hunton, %; l.. W.
Warlaumount %; Robert l.. Edwards, %;
John 7. Chafin, %; John A. Martin, 25.
John A. Riner, 81; Hubert f. Tesche-
macher, IS; James w. Hammond, IS,
Charles a. Guernsey, 2S; Willis Van
Devanter, IS; Demerit Il. Brown, 2S;
Charles C~ushingberry, 2S; John Roberts,
"a; Nicholas j. O'Brien, %; Thomas b.
Adams, 2S; Edward T. DufTcy, 70; Seth
X. Sharpless, %; J.. X. Jeffrey, 27;
Isaac Bergman, 81; Edgar W. Mann, u;
Thomas Swan, 2S; Ithamar c. Whipple,
-; Alexander G.. McGrcgor, %; T.
Joseph Fisher, IS; John S. Titcomb, IS;
James Hill, Is; William A. Wyman, 2Si
Emiel c. Reinhardt 2s.
The vote at the Chug was as follows;
George w. Baxter, 80; G. p. Organ,
50; T. W. Peters, 20; Herman Haas, a.;
F. w. Lafrcntz, So; A.. G. Lowery, 81;
}. a. Johnston, SO; w. f.. Guthrie, 45;
George Mitchell, 81; w. S. Weaver, 81;
T. w. Rutlcdge, 81; Luke Murrin, 81;
II. Glafckc, 80; Frank Il. Billiard, 81;
Walter r. Stoll, So; II. B. Kelly. 80; T.
b. IIord, 81; John Ilunton, 81; i. w.
Warlaumont, b; Robert l.. Edwards, 81;
John II. Chafin, 50; John A. Martin,
so.
John A. Rinor, n; Hubert +. Tcsche-
machcr. 4; James w. Hammond, DC;
Charles A. Guernsey, Q; Willis Van De-
vantcr, %; Dcmerit Il. Brown, 3, Charles
C~ushingberry, 3; John Roberts, 3; Mich
olas J. O'Bricn, 4; Thomas B. Adams, 6;
Edward T. DuiTey, %; Seth X. Sharp
less, 81; J. X. Jeffrey, %; Isaac Berg
man, Is; Edgar w. Mann, %; Thomas
Swan, u; Ithamar c. Whipplc, 8; Alex
andcr G. McGrcgor, 3; r.. Joseph Fisher,
u; John S. Titcomb, 3; James Hill, 3;
William A. Wyman, 81, Emiel c. Rein
hardt. 3.
Pole creek pollcd the following vote:
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