, 1889-10-10
s. s.
OUR DAY.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE
AND COUNTY TICKET
ELECTEDi
The State Will Be Represented
By Two Republican
Senators

Callohs are tnat the Republicans have
been successful, both in the state and in
the connty. The legislative ticket is
sure for the Republicans, though Jones
majority will be small. Mr.. Sachs, the
gentleman who has been 30 villified and
abused, will doubtless wear the judicial
ermine. We are confident that as Judge
he will so acquit himself as to refute the
charges that have been made against
him.
Beyond doubt the question of the
tariff has had much to do with carrying
the state for the Republicans, the
many wage workers believing that in
protection" their true interests lie.
Wilson will have the honor of being
the first representative from the state of
Washington. To say that he vii repre-
sent her interests is surplusage. There
will be no question affecting this COM
monwealth, but what Dir. Wilson will
be alive to the issue.
The executive of the state will be in
able hands. Mr.. Ferry has proven his
competency in every position that he
has occupied. He will materially adj
vance the welfare of the great state Of
Washington. and it will, through his cf-
forts, be bright star in the galaxy of
states.
Notwithstanding the hereulean efforts
of the Democrats to defeat the constltu-
ton, tile same has been adopted by a
handsome majority.
Prohibition and woinsn's suffrage
have been defeated.
Complete returns of tho city of Port
Townsend:
Precinct No. 1-For Congress-, Viii
son, 256; Griffitts, 246; for Cover
nor, Ferry, 25S; Eugene Semple,
243: eut.-Governor, Lsughton, 254 |;
Platter, 246; Secretary of State, Weir,
2S6; Whlttlesey, 264; State treasurer,
Lindsly, 255; kaufman, 2as; Auditor.
Reed, 25S; Murphy, 25S; Attorney-Gen-
eral, Jones, 255; Snievrly, 247; Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, Bryan,
252; Morgan, 24S Com. Public Lands,
Forrest, 254; Goodell, 247; Supreme
Judges, Dunbar, 255; Stiles, 254; Hoyt,
257; Anders, 255; Scott, 255; White,
245; Sharpstein, 247; Judson, 247; Rea-
Wis, 247; Ganahl, 246; Superior Judge.
Sachs, 21s; Blanchard, 270; State Sen
ator, Landes, 250; Payne, 247; Repre-
sentative, Jones, 222; Plummer, PEI;
Tibbals, 2S4; Knhn, 260; County Clerk,
Fenimore, 2S9; McArdle, 212.
For Constitution, 393; Against, 35
for Woman Suffrage. 90; Against, $40
for Prohibition, 100; Against, 3l6; for
Capital, Olympia, 1876; Ellenshurg, %;
North Yakima, Al.
Precinct No. 2-For Congress, Wilson,
260; Griffiths, 201; Governor, Ferry,
26O; Semple, 2O2; Lieut.. Governor,
Laughton, 257; Platter, 20si Secretary
of State, Weir, 249; Whiitlesey, 207
Treasurer, Lindsey, 26O; kaufman, 1S9
Auditor, Reed, 261; Murphy, 2o2; Supt.
Public Instruction, Bryan, 259: Morgan,
pol; Com. Public Lands, Forrest. 25si
Goodell, 202; Judges Supreme Court
Dunbar. 25Si Stiles. 255; Hoyt, 260
Anders, 250; Scott, 2s5; White, 203
Sharpstein, lO2; Judson, POS: Reavis
pol; Gnahl, 2O2; Judge Superior Court
Sachs, 1872; Blanchard, 25S; State Sen
ator, Landes, 24z; Payne, PIP; Repre-
sentatives, Jones, 229i Pummer, pa
Tihbals, 214; Kuhn, gao; County Olerk
Fenimore, 273; McArdle, 1S9,
ISLAND COUNTY.
The figures here given represent ma
iorities for the Republicans:
For Congress, Wilson, Il: Ferry
Governor, so; Lieutenant Governor
Laughton 76, sec. state Weir 81, treas
Lindsey 10, auditor Reed 81, atty
genl Jones 10, sup. pub. instruction:
Bryan 5S, com. public lands Forrest "A
judges supreme court 60 majority, su
perior court Sachs 90, state senator
Thos. Paine 81, representative Mors'
4s, For the constitution 1s9, agains
woman suffrage lQ3, against prohihi
ton II, Olympia Dds.
QUILCINE.
The amounts here named are ElaiO.
ties in favor of the Republican candi
dates:
Wilson 20, Ferry 20, I.aughton %
Weir %, Lindsey %, Reed %, Jones 2g
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