The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-03

the constitution Els, against 5. For woman
suffrage IS. against IT. For prohibition
ia3, against III. Yakima 10. Ellensburg
AZ, Olympia 81.
Madison precinct, formerly part of the
Fourth ward. was the first to finish the
count The total vote was Sill. Wilson
as6, Griffitts PIT. Ferry 800, Semple al2,
Laughton $40. Platter 19s. Weir sol,
Whittiesey 202. Lindsey sol. Kaufman a0s.
Jones 3o6, Snively col. Forrest sol. Dunbar
sol. White 2l2. stiles $50 Sharpstein PIT,
Hoyt 303, Judson 200. Anders 30s. Reavis
ol9. Scott 297. Ganahl POI. Blake's ma
jority for superior Judge over Belt. Dem.
is rs. The Republican majority on state
senators are: Hyde 102. Watt II, Van
Houten 96, In the FIRST district Houghton.
Rep, for senator, had 90 majority The
majority on state representatives Is from 81
to Ill. Armstrong, for county clerk, has
100 majority.
SPOKANE FAILS, Oct. mime precincts
outside the city, Rockford. Deep Creek,
Twin Prairie, Marshall, Mount Hope, Five
Mile Prairie. Bridge, Medical Lake and La
tab give Wilson 597, Griiftts 4z5. The
same precincts in 1sss gave Allen sos,
voorhees, 1853. In these precincts the head
of the ticket is about the same as the bal.
ance. Latah gave for the constitution no.
against IL; woman suffrage 81 against 75
for prohibition 30, against 80. Yakima 80,
Ellensburg 80, Olympia 30.
Deep Greek Falls gives for the constitu-
ton 81 majority. for woman suffrage f3,
againt 80; for prohibition 2s, against So:
Olympia y, Yakima 80. Mount Hope pre-
cinct gives Olympia p, Eitensburg 10, Yak
ina 10. Rockford precinct gives the con-
stitution 222 votes, against 50; for woman
suffrage "a, against 1855; for prohibition l4T,
against f3s; Ellensburg f33. Olympia leo,
North Yakima 81.
SPOKANE FALLS, Oct 3.-Madison pre-
cinct In this city gave 3ii for the constitu-
ton and 80 against for woman suffrage
1l9, against 29i; for prohibition 135, against
2si: for state capital. Yakima go, Ellens-
burg 104, Olympia 70. Yakima has SIS
votes over all in this city.
SPOKANE FALLS, Oct. 3.-The count was
finished in the Second ward at S D. m.
Total vote Gil; Wilson 3i5, Grifiitts 800.
The Republicans regard this as a great
victory. Griffitts lives in the Second ward,
and counted strong on carrying Ii. but he
only cut down the Republican majority In
1883, when Allen received forty-three ma
Jorlty. The vote stands Ferry 322. SempIe
2s3; Laughton 326. Plattor DTS, Weir 3l7,
Whittiesey 277; Lindsey 800 Kaufman
2S9; Reed 325, Murphy 2so; Jones 326,
sniveley 2sl; Bryan $40, Morgan 2s7; For
rest 3i6, Goodell 29l; supreme Judges.
Dunbar 81, White 2S7, Stiles 3i2.
sharpstein 2ei, Hoyt Bis, Judson
80, Andres 3i7. Reavis 30, Scott 32l.
uanahi go. Blane's majority for superior
lndge over Bell, Dem, was D.
Houghton. Republican candidate for
joint, and the senator's maiorities
are ~, while State Representatives
Hall, Nestor and Swingler. Democrats,
have slight majorities. and Brown. Sandy
feighan and Dean, Republicans, have ma
1orities of few votes. For constitution
al, against 81; for woman suffrage 131,
against 3S7; for prohibition 100. against
3a; Yakima 326, ElIensburg 100, Olympia
Ca
CHENEY. Oct 2.-Cheney cast 255 votes.
The party lines were strictly drawn and
very little scratching was done. The lead
was heads OF ticket. the balance VARYING
only few votes either way. Maioyities:
wilson I62. Ferry $50. For the constitu-
ton, 1872; for prohibition, 1876; for womans'
suffrage, 125. North Yakima 60. OLYMPIA
~, Eliensburg 10. The entire republican
legislative ticket received a majority of
ABOUT 100, and is no doubt elected in the |
county by 800 majority.
Stevens precinct. Spokane countv-7i |
votes cast Majorities: Wilson 10. Ferry |
30, Jones 81. For the constitution. az. |
against suffrage, 40; against prohibition. 81. |
Ehensburg b, North Yakima o. The !
Democratic legislative ticket received a |
very small majority
HfoKANE FAILS, Oct 2-Chenev COM |
pete: Total number of votes cast. 255. /
MaJoriues Wilson ie2, Ferry $50. Watt /
i2o hyde l25. Jones l62. Van Houten $50. /
honghton, for joint senator, $50. Grub |
lgo. Clark 125, Brown I64, Candy 10. |
ielghan $50. Dean 40. Armstrong 155 +
or the constitution, f62: for suffrage. f25. I
Tor prohibition, I35. North Yakima 40 /
oigmpia ~, Ellensburg So. Blake. for 1
judge. $50.
stevens precinct--7i votes cast-Wilson's
n, majority 81, Ferry -, Watt "a. HYDE 81.
an Houfen %, Houghton 20. Grubb %.
= ARK o. Brown "a, Candy 81, Feighan 30.
armstrong 81. For the constitution. 81.
Hae1sburg 3D. North Yakima Is.
spangle precinct. Spokane county. eiyes
" !" aison 10, Griffitts LOT. Ferry i22. sernpls
10 There was very slight variation in the
.s'ialhder OF the ticket. For the constitu- |
eioh' I33; against. ~. for woman suffrage.
% against, 1873; for prohibition a3: against
s.p. olympia p, North Yakima us,