Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-07

county complete Civ the amendment
1858, against S45.
Hogg 1923. Flanagan 2s9, Heath Sc.
| Democratic gain 645.
Observation-Disclosures 1860. Darter 222
State senator-Crane commission 1852
Barclay a. 90.
representatives,. NJ. c. Wilson com
mission II .0l2, Floater Dordon commits
son 1881. Mccain IS.
NOLAN COUNTY.
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SwEETwATER. TEX. Nov. GA solid
vote was cast for the amendment. j.
Z. Edison, county judge; j. c. Cox,
county clerk, J. F. Newman. sheriff {;
r. f. Moody, treasurer; Silas George
assessor; J f. Yantis, district attorney .
and Lanham for congress. carried the
county. Browning for the Legislature
got solid vote.
NUECEs COUNTY.
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CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX, Nov. 6.-This
county complete gives Grain 3D. for
congress majority of $50.
JEFF DAVIS COUNTY.
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FORT DAVIS. TEX Nov. 6.-This
| county complete gives the amendment
IS, against SO.
HOgg 80, Flanagan 81.
| ngressmun-Lanham POS.
State senator-R. II Burney 3D. GS 1,
W. Keesy (E.) 1862.
Represru 23t.
The following county ticket was
elected: County judge. o. \. Keesv;
county attorney. e. E. Haze; county
and district clerk. james Stewart; treas-
urrr, james Edgar; assessor, q. II.
/ Terrine; hide and animal Inspector. W
| T. Jones; sheriff and tax collector, j. Il.
| Claiborne; Walter Giilis, district at
torney.
UPsHUR COUNTY.
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/ GILMER, TEX. Nov. G.-Complete re-
/ turns this county give the amend
/ ment 1912 against 8
For govrrnor-Ho. 1862, Flanagan
5G5, Heath 10; Democratic gain Isl.
( For cougre.s-KilgOre 1914, Fish 500;
/ Democratic gain j6.
! No senator elected.
/ For rrprtsentutive-PhIll commits
I sion, l4JO, Rider. anti-comtnissiou 6l2.
/ For district attcruey-J. f. Brire
/ 1878.
/ The following county officers were
/ elected: D. a. Bu.e, JUICE: II w.
/ Simpson, county attorney; I. B. Little
Pare, sheriff; W. a Phillips, CLERK; e.
/ c. Crosby, district clerk; } r. Culhrr-
sou, assessor; L. c. Mitchell, collectors;
Drue Melee, treasurer; j. F. Denton,
surveyor
SAVERS IN BExAR COUNTY.
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SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Nov. 6.-Forty-
five rrecinc complete in this county
give Savers (D.) for congress 4l39, Rob-
iuSor Or } l242; IL Democratic" gan of
5000, this county two wears ago having
given Be!knup (R.) 200 majority over
Suyers.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
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WILLIS, Ten. Nov. 6.-Complete re-
turns from the county show the follow
ing ma jOrItIes: Hogg 373.
Stewart, for congress, 255.
For commission 2S3.
Against road tax II.
State senatOr-Lubbock $50.
ReDresentutives-Malo CIegg and
Mckinney have each 250 majority.
A solid Democratic ticket for county
offices, ranging from go to 500 majority.
TWENTY EIGHTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
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SAN ANTONIO, TEX. Nov. 6.-Incom-
plrte returns from the Twenty-e eighth
senatorial district show the recollection of
Senator r. II. Burney Cd over w.
Keesey Or y by a largely increased ma
jority. Burney Is a strong railroad COM
mission man and made the fight on that
issue. This county gives him majority
OF 1000.
BANDERA COUNTY.
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BANpERA, TEX, Nov. 6.-FolIowing
is the vote Of this county as far Us heard
from:
For Hogg l52, Flanagan 49,.
For the commission 1876, against Ga.
For congress - Sayers 142, Robinson
GO.
District attorney-Easty 2l1, Griffin
&C.
HoGG IN BExAR COUNTY.
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SAN ANTONIO. TEX, Nov. Com
plete returns from forty out of fifty
polling places In this county give Hogg
1912, Flanagan 2293. The vote of the
other five boxes is very inconsistent,
compared TO the others. The railroad
and dirt road amendments carried by
about 800 majority.
FRO COUNTY.
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PEARsALL, TEX. Nov. 6.-Frio county
officers elected are: S. T. Dove, Judge;
S. w. Thomas, clerk; j. G. b. Hark-
ness sheriff; w. W. Haynes, assessor;
John S. Rowell, treasurer; A. L. Curtis,
surveyor; w. F. Sims, inspector; c. T.
Calnon, commissioner; W. A. Blair,
justice of the peace.
PALo PINTO COUNTY.
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PALo PINTO. TEX. Nov. 6.-The re-
turns are in from the ten precincts of
palo Pinto county, and show that NJ. L.
Garrett is judge. John II. Eaton is
county and district clerk; Byram NJ. NJ.
Maddox, sheriff; ID. NJ. Grassland, tax
assessor; H. q. Taylor. county treas
urer; W. H. Gibbs, county attorney; w.
Metcalf. county surveyor. There was no
opposition to L. n. Frank for senator,
or G.. L. ConnelIee for representative.
j Coffin George carried the county for
district attorney.
BLANCo COUNTY.
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JOHNSON CITY, TEX. Nov. 6.-Blanco