Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-05
Some of the Returns.

At the headquarters OF the two parties
election returns were received al fast a
possible throughout the day, the fuctua
tions caused by the successive return
arousipg the enthusiasm or inspiring tn
detection OF the candidates and thei
friends. At Democratic headquarter
after midnight Maginnis' election was still
in doubt, but Toole's election was assured
The Democratic legislative ticket wa
thought to have been elected from top tt
bottom, and there was a fixed belief thai
the entire Democratic county ticket hac
landed right side up with care.
At several unofficial points in the city al
legged returns were displayed to draw q
crowd, and often the crowd a misled.
Up to q late hour last night official re-
turns had been received from the first, sec
ond, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth,
tenth, twelfth, thirteenth, sixteenth,
seventeenth, eighteenth and twentieth pre-.
cincts and from German Gulch. From the
first only the votes on representative and
governor were obtained and the same for
the twelfth. In the eighth the vote on
Clark and Sproule are omitted. The show
ing from the precincts above named is as
follows:
Representatives,, ter, R., 2,2s4; Magin.
mis-, D., 2,0S5.
Governor-Power, R., 2.192; Toole, D.,
1880.
Lieutenant-Go Governor - Richards, R.,
1880; Conrad, D., 1,7O1.
Secretary of State-Rotwitt, R., 1,751;
Browne, D., 1,751.
Attorney eneral-Haskell, R., 1713;
Pemberton, D.. 1888.
State Observation-Disclosures, R., 1882;
Collins, D, 1719,
State Auditor-Kinney, R., 1744; Fitz-
gerald, D., 1853.
State Superintendent of Public In
struction-Gannon, R., 1904; Russell, D.,
1877.
Chief Justice Supreme C~ourt-Blake, R.,
I'LL; De Wolfe, D., 1.776.
Associate Justices Supreme Court, for
seven years-De Witt, R.. 1,7S9; Bickford,
D., 1,67S. For five years, Harwood, R.,
1897; Armstrong, D., 1,737.
Judge District CONFEDERATION, R.,
Its; Mediation. D., 1850.
Clerk Supreme Court-Kennedy, R., L.
TAT; Cope. D., 1.672.
Clerk District Court-Sproule, R., 1896;
Clark, D., 1,673.
State ssnator-Goodale, R., 1874; Hen
Members Of Legislative Assembly-Bray, |
r., 1854; Clark, D., 1910; Courtney, D.,
1.64s; Day, D., 1871; DoIman, R.. 1926;
Dusseault, D., 1926; Frank, D., 1897; Gil
ligan, D., 1914; Hoffman, R., 1,72O; Ho-
D., 1927; Monteath, R., LIS; Noble, |
D., 1 ,64A; Roberts, R., 1873; Schmidt, D.,
1876; Scott, R., 1856; Strutridge, r.
l, $50.
County Commissioners-Caplice, D., L.
s27; jerks, R.. 1850; Loeber, R., 1 55S:
MeQueeney. D., 1852; Palmer, D., LBS;
Wey, R., 1928.
County Clerk and Observation-Disclosures,
r.. 1,572; Booth, D., / 1924.
S~heriff-L!oyd, R., 1924; Sullivan, D..
1893.
>asey, D., 1,61S.
county Superintendent of schools-Lay-
R., 1886; Cox, D., 1,722.
Ceunty strengthening, R., 1,6Ol:
Harper, D., Its.
County Assessor-HolIand, R., 1,7s5;
dynes, D., 1923.
Coroner-Howard, R., 1864; Beal, d. |,
Public Admiristrator-Pascoe, R., 1723.I.
(urphy, D.. 1,s6s.
County ACKNOWLEDGMENT, R., 1870: :
'aldwin, 1.s80. d
In connection with the above there !
1ould be taken into considerati III the re- !;
rms from the Fourth precinct which =
Democratic supremacy throuebont !.
q handsome majority for each candi. !
ate; In the Third prsein: ct, CentervjlIe.
le Republicans have a mait rity of rs on
le e OF the ticket and easo Republican,
'ndidate has O. majority S.mewhere he. !,
1een % and 8, In tho Twelfth precinct :.
le head of the T - eJands Carter OF A
40 Maglnnis 24l out each other Demo. Z
attic candidate has a majority. Rooth's C.
nd there is So, but the average Den,o'
majority is about 80.