Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
MIDLAND COUNTY .

MIDLAND, TEX, Nov. 5.-The follow
inc candidates received the majority of
votes at Precinct No. l, this county,
balance of the county not heard from:
District attorney, W. II. Cowan; county
Judge, A. b. Rountree; clerk, o. b.
Holt: sheriff, w. d. Allison; county
attorney, w. J. Mosley; assessor. j. A.
johnson; inspector, Brooks Lee; COM
missioner, D. c. Mccormick.
PARKER COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, Nov. 5.-The
Democratic ticket has made considera-
bic gains over 1883 in Parker county,
and both amendments are carried by
large majorities.
For state seuate-Car. er, commission,
has very large majority.
For representatlve-Twen out OF
the twenty-three precincts in the county
give Moran majority over Hood, with
two precincts yet to hear from. There Is
no idea as to which will be elected. Both
are Democrats, and both favor the COM
mission.
Lanham received almost the entire
vote cast for reelection for congress.
With only two precincts in the county
to be reported which will not materially
change the result, the following county
| ticket was elected: County judge, l. n.
Raach; county attorney, r. c. McCon-
nell; district clerk, A. c. r. Morgan;
county clerk, B. w. Akard; county
treasurer, B. C. Harrington; sheriff, II.
| s. Sisk; tax assessor. Fl Taylor; tax
| collector, G. A. Holland; surveyor, j.
| NJ. Winston; county superintendent, }.
| w. Braunou; justice peace this precinct,
| Is. winston; constable this precinct, ID.
| c. Newberry. The old county officers
all Reelected except district clerk. No
political contest in county ticket.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
ABILENE, TEX, Nov. 3. - Taylor
county returns nave come in very slowly.
| Two boxes are to be heard from. An
exceedingly heavy vote was polled at
| this box and the count was not COM
pleted until 6 a. m. to-day. Hogg
| lacked about 100 votes of running no TO
the ticket, II the five out of six pre-
cincts heard from, the vote stands: Hogg
1000, Flanagan %, Heath 20, Wheeler
4.
For the amendment 473, against 3l2.
Although this county Endorsed Cook in
the primary, it will be seen that the
amendment received the majority.
CoTTLE COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
CHILDREss, TEX. Nov. 5.-Cottle
county, attached to Childress, gives the
amendment: 81 votes, against none.
Hogg 81, Flanagan none.
| Lanham 81.
Representative, J n. Browning COM
mission, 81.
CoRYELL COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
GATEsvuLE, TEX, Nov. 5.-The city
gives the amendment 300. against SO.
Hogg 523, Flanagan il, Heath 3.
Lanham for congress 5lS.
For legislature-Perry AL, McCaully
CO. L. 80.
Democratic gain for governor 100.
Hogg will carry the county by 100
majority and the amendment by 800
The entire Democratic county ticket j
; elected, unless ii be the sheriff, who i
possibly elected By twenty-five votes.
CARSON AND HUTCHINSON COUNTIES.
special to the Gazette.
PANHANDLE, TEX, Nov. 5.-Carsol
and Hutchison counties give the amend
; ment so majority.
Same counties complete give Hogg lag
Heath 2, Democratic gain Of Y.
Congressmau-Lanham 40, Demo
cratic gain of 81.
District judge-Baker ~, Griggsby ~
q tie.
g The following ticket was elected: VIM
. | Rourke, county Judge; Dan Leafy