Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
,ossibly elected by twenty-five votes.

CLARENDON, TEX, NOV Dion. b.
NJ. Baker is elected judge OF the Thirty
| first district.
CANADIAN.
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CANADIAN, Tex, Nov. 5.-This
county complete gives the amendment
| 70, against IL. 9
Hoeg l25, Flanagan "a, net Demo-
| cratic gain of IA.
Lanham l4S, no opposition.
Browning for representative, COM
mission. l4S, no opposition.
For district iudge-Baker 81 majority
in county over Griggsby, with indications
showing his election in the district by at
east $50 majority.
Miller carries the county for district
| attorney over Lester by l12 majority and
is elected by at least $50 majority.
Following county ticket was elected:
Fay, county judge; MeGee, sheriff and
| tax collector; Hopkins, district and
| county clerk; Gertach, treasurer; Hays,
county attorney; Cunningham, county
surveyor, and Moody, Richard Hodges
and Burnett, commissioners.
CARSON AND HUTCHINSON COUNTIES.
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PANHANDLE. Ten, Nov. 5.-Carson
and Hutchinson counties give the amend
ment 80 majority.
Same counties complete give Hogg lac +,
Heath 3, a Democratic gain OF ~.
ongressman-Lanham 40, Demo-
cratic gain of 50.
District iudge-Baker 70. Griggsby 70,
| tie
The following ticket was elected: VIM.
Rourke, county judge; Dan Leary {,
county and district clerk; j. c. Paul 1,
treasurer; T. n. Adams, sheriff and COL
| lector; J. Mansell, assessor; j. T. Gray {,
surveyor.
There was no regular Republican or
Prohibition ticket in the field.
POTTER COUNTY.
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AMARILLO, TEX, Nov. 5.-Potter
oounty's vote is: Hogg 226, Flanagan 2.
For the commission 1914, against l6.
Hogg fell behind the state ticket u
! votes.
The district judges race was close be-
| tween Wallace and Plemons. The re-
turns are not ell in.
Hill Is probably elected district attor-
| ney over Gathright by handsome ma
| jorIty.
D. n. Quinn is elected county judge;
| r. NJ. Warden, sheriff; L. L. Sturdi-
want, clerk; Tol Ware, treasurer; j. w.
Graves, assessor; Lon d. Morris, county
attorney.
Ell PAso COUNTY.
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| Ell PAso, TEX, Nov. 1.-THE entire
vote of this county was against the
amendment.
| This county gives Hogg 1864, Flanagan
! 1927; Democratic gain of 3t7.
/ ongressman-Lanham had no opposi-
ton.
State senator-Burney had large ma
| jority over Kusey.
presentative-Baker had no opposi-
| ton.
The following county ticket was elected:
| County judge, Allan Blacker; county
| clerk, B. g. Thomas; county assessor
| Z. L. Shackelford; county attorney, L..
| H. Davis; county treasurer, r. c.
Lightbody; county collector, j. H.
White; county surveyor, j. P. Camp
bell; sheriff, II. R. Hillebrand.
! CLAUDE.
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| complete gives the railroad amendment
| Hogg II, Flanagan nothing.
| Congressman-Lanha ll9.
Representative - Browning, commits
sion, liz.
District judge-BroEn l46, Smith 20.
Following county ticket was elected i:
| County judge, }. V. Meek; county at
| torney, j. E. FIeager; county and dis
trict clerk, John Hoffer; sheriff, Hane
! Howe; treasurer, B. c. McCalef.
PRESIDE COUNTY.
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MARIA, TEX. Nov. 5.-Larrazola has
2OS majority over Wilcox for district
attorney.
Adams for county judge, Russell for
sheriff, Baum for treasurer, Marion for
surveyor, Miller for assessor and Gillisple
for inspectort have majorities ranging
from 50 TO 100. Three precincts on the
river are yet TO hear from, but as these
are strong Democratic precincts they
| will only add to the above majoritiss.
Presidio county gives u large majority
against the railroad commission.
JACK COUNTY.
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JACKsBoRo, Ten, Nov. Official
count of Jack county: For amendment
1904, against lG9.
Hcgg l440, Flanagan 1876, Heath z.
Lsnham 1857, Johnson 1862.
Carter 1904, Mcconnell 1862, Martin
147l.
County officers elected: Judge, Ship
man; attorney, Taylor; sheriff, Hos
kins; clerk, Gilliland; treasurer, Ow ems;
assessor, jenkins; surveyor, Skies; SUI
perintendent, King.
MITCHELL COUNTY.
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COLORADO, TEX. Nov. 5.-This town
and the county as far as heard from
gives the railroad amendment 427,
against rs.
Hogg 43S, Flanagan rs.
For congressmen-Lanham 431, John
son 10.
For legislature-J. n. Browning 5l4.
For district attorney-N. Ryan 257, S.
H. Cowan l42, j. f. Yantis 50.
The town of Colorado cast 424 votes.
The following county officers were
elected: Judge. C. H. Earnest; attor-
ney, NJ. Carter; assessor, W. S. Stone
ham; treasurer, Z. T. Terrell; clerk, J
E. Hooper; sheriff, r. C. Ware; inspec-
tor, j. W. Smith; surveyor, r. A.
Josey.
TENAS.