Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06

precinct gives the amendment 139,
against 81.
Hogg 1893. Flanagan GO, Heath 8.
For congress-Bailey 204, Acheson 81,
Lamb 8.
State senator-Finch 22o, Wright SO.
For tiotorial reprssentative-Dogge
234. MCGEE 81, HAYES l.
For local OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 257,
Bevers 8.
WISE COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, Nov. 5.-The re-
turns, with few small boxes TO hear
from. in this county give Hogg 22f2,
Flanagan III.
Bailey 2l60, Acheson III, Lamb AZ.
/ State senator-Carter 1886, McCou-
nell 1855.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (Commission)
1855. Kirkpatrick (Commission) 22l5,
Macy (Auti- Com mission) l75.
The following Democratic ticket was
elected by a majority from 20 900 TO 90
300 In this county: C. W. Martin of
Decatur, representative Wise, Jack and
Young counties: John Kirkpatrick, rep
reseutative Wise county; J. T. Johnson,
county judge; T. J. McMurray, county
attorney; T. w. Brown, county clerk:
5. G. Tankersley, district clerk; Joe l..
Rucker. sheriff; H. T. Hawkins, col
lector; j. Wash DAVIS, assessor; John
NJ. Gibbs, treasurer; J. E. Boyett, sur
veyor; G. G. Leonard, A. j. Hender-
son, j. p. Pullman, w. A. shawn,
county commissioners; J. d. Barnett,
public weigher; H. F. Anderson Justice,
and A. w. Walton, constable precinct /.
COOKE COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX. Nov. 15.-1he
election returns ut this place have not
all been received yet, owing TO the slow
ness of the counting clerks. The Demo-
cratic ticket carried the county by about
5000 majority. The vote on the amend
ments was light, both carried, with one
box to hear from. The candidates
elected are as follows:
Congress-Bailey 2GG4, Lmab 385,
Acheson 225.
State seuator-Potter 2347, Bell zoos,
Finley 1879.
Floater-J. FL. Dills.
Observation-Disclosures Murrell.
The following county ticket was
elected: Sheriff, Pat Ware; district
clerk, J. F. Lilly; county clerk, E. c.
Peery, county judge, J. E. Hayworth;
tax collector, J. F. Morris; assessor, c.
T. Holman; attorney, P. w. Gardner;
treasurer, P. b. Stoner.
RoCKwALL COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
county gives Hogg 949, Heath ITO,
Flanagan 35.
Bnily 1889, Lamb (Ind.) IS. The fol-
lowing county officers are elected: A.
R. Hartman, county Judge; Joseph Cox,
county attorney; .. &. Nesbitt, clerk;
W. L. Brown. sheriff; R. S. Snead,
treasurer; Mart McCowlskey, assessor;
Il. White, commissioner this precinct,
aud q W. Martin, justice of the peace.
This county gives large majority for
the commission and road amendments.
CLAY COUNTY.
srecisl 10 the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, Ten, Nov. 5.-Clay
county returns all in but one precinct.
Hogg's majority over all 1852.
Commission amendment $40.
Road amendment 1850.
Ali the state officers have about the
same majorities except W. b. Workman,
who runs ahead of his ticket.
County officers elected: j. c. Chestnut,
county Judge; G. q. Wright, sheriff; G
W. Ford. county CLERK; L. j. Walker,
assessor; J. F. Carter, county attorney.
Swan for representative, carries the
county by 1850 majority.
COLLIN COUNTY.
Special 10 the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, Nov. 5.-Count
progressing very slowly and will not be
finished until late Tomorrow. The re-
ments will carry this county bv 5000.
Finch for senator aud Doggett for
tioater have 1900 majority, and Muse for
district judge has 1000 majority.
The nominees of the democracy carry
the county. Cough beats Allison by
1000.