Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
C. Vanleer; hide and animal inspector,
q. f. Wetsel.

C. Vanleer; hide and animal inspector,
| Is. T. Wetsel.
HALL COUNTY.
Correspondence o; the Gazette.
MEMPHIS, Ten, Nov. l0.-Hall
county gives the commission amend
ment l02 majority.
Hogg, l+6 majority.
Landum. l75 majority.
Browning, representative Forty third
representative district, l76 majority.
6. A. Brown, district Judge, 80 major
ity.
e. C. Wells. district attorney, % ma
jority.
County ticket elect-Altlzer, county
judge; f. de Baurenfe!nd. county at
torney; Em bree, sheriff; Simsou, clerk;
Wilborn, treasurer; Hedgecoke. sur
veyOr; V. 4. Lyles, hide and animal in
spector.
In all probs bility the sheriff cleo
ton will be contested on account of in
formal returns from precinct No. 5.
There seems to be quite u feeling exist
ing over the matter.
BROWN COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
BROwNwooD, Ten. Nov. Thrown
county complete gives the commission
amendment 1885, against l15.
Hogg 1869, Flanagan 50.
For the road amendment 637, against
6l3.
Congress-Lanham 1866, johnson %.
For representative Seyentv-seveuth
district-Charles Rogsn. commission,
(D.) 1873, g. II. r yall (Ind.) ls5.
For district attorney-J. o. Woodward
O.) 1888.
The county ticket elected is: Judge,
Thomas Naples (D.); county clerk, Jack
F. Smith %; district clerk, W. A.
Farmer d.; tax assessor. e. W. Plum
mer o.; tax collector, n. A. Perry
a.; treasurer, Is. G. Sweet %; sher-
if, w. Y. Pearce (D.) surveyor, David
EmisOn o. hide and animal inspector,
John Champion (D.); public weigher,
Pierce Mckinney o..
THE GAZETTE of the 10Th had the Sew
enty-seventh representative district. Ed
Rogon, doubtful, when il should he
Chas. Rogan and for the co mmission.
BExAR COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Nov. 12.-The
county commissioners at q late hour last
HIEul HuIsneu tIe CANVASS Oh Tue FOtb OF
Bexar county, when these results were
shown: Hogg 500, Flanagan 2S02.
Congress-Sayers d. 540+, Robinson
Or 2037.
sena,or-Barney Cd 5479, Keesey
(R.) 1882.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
GEORGETOWN, TEX, Nov. 12.-The
official count, as completed by the com
IN issioners' count to-day, is as follows:
Hogg 1855. Flanagan 633, Heath 20.
For railroad amendment $500, against
As.
For dirt amendment 1918, against 992.
For Congress-Sayers 2957.
MAKEMSON TALKS.
Special to the Gazette.
GEORGETOWN, TEX, Nov. 12.-Col.
w. X. Makemson, late Republican can
didate for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., was in
terviewed by your correspondent to-day
on the result of the late election. In
answer to the question, What do you
think was the cause of the great Demo-
cratic upheaval? he said: 81 think it
eau be attributed to many causes. In
Ohio the Mckinley bill defeated us, in
Pennsylvania bossism aud Quayism did
US, ana in Kansas the Farmers Alliance
and Prohibition knocked US out. The
defeat, think, Is only local, and will
tend to stiffen the uecks and determina-
tion of the Republicans to win in 1892 -
LAvACA COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
HALLETTsvILLE, TEX. Nov. 1.-THE
county ommissioners have been in SEES
sion this week cauvassing the election re-
turns. Hogg received 25l3 votes, 81 less
than the highest vote on the Democratic
state ticket; Flanagan 4S5, Heath
nought.
For congress-Moore 24l5, Green
ISL.
For Representative-Kirk ID. and a }
1895, Hosnburg 500.
For district attorney-Spooner 296S.
For district cierk-O. &. Searey 2979.
County ticket elected: Sheriff, John
T. Eochins; tax collector, J. w. Ben
nett; county clerk, John Buchanan;
Billiard; assessor, b. F. Culpepper;
county Judge, H. Green; county attor-
ney, ID. A. Paulus.
For railway commission 1925, against
l4l.
For dirt road 1879, against COS.
The tickets gotten out here for the Re-
publicans had printed on them only for
the com N issOu amend ment, and 1t seems
they voted without notice of this being
taken. The vote of the county was ut
least 500 short on account of show
hai bar on alaffjup Ia