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

bons 81.
State senator-James Clark for amend
ment 36i.
Representatives J. Hood, Twen-
ty-first district amendment 361, E. L.
Agnew. Twenty-second district amend
ment 36l, V. Peyton amendment $50.
BLOSSOM.
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BLOSSOM, Ten, Nov. 5.-This town
gives the amendment ll3, against the
amendment 40.
Hogg l57, Flanagan IA.
Congressman-Culbers 1853, Glib
bons II.
State senator-Jim Clark, commission,
lG0.
Representative - Commission, VIM.
Hodges l6l. Hodges had no opponent.
All of the Democratic county ticket
was elected.
HOPKINS COUNTY.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX, Nov. o.
This county complete except one pre-
ciuct, which will not change the result.
gives railroad amendment l404, again st
S5G.
Dirt road amendment Gel, against
1910.
Hogg 25tO. Flanagan 2s5, Heath 2l3.
Observation-Disclosures 1882, Glib
bons 379, Clark %.
Representative-Melso commission,
1896: Penn. commission, 1909; Har-
grove, commission, 277.
The following county officers were
elected; For county judge, J. NJ. Nor
ris; county clerk, j. W. Avera; district
clerk; w. j. Cline; county attorney,
C. o. Jamesat; sheriff, b. Ascom Sher-
man; tax assessor, ID. NJ. Finley; tax
collector, T. S. Christians; treasurer,
Jones Askew; surveyor, Joe. Brashear.
Howard Templeton is elected district
attorney.
LAMAR COUNTY.
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PARIS, TEX. Nov. 5.-Complete re-
turns from sixteen precincts out OF thirty
give Hogg 1886, Flanagan 33l, Heath 40
Culberson for congress 1868, Gibbons
305.
For railroad commission 1893, against
932.
For county road amendment 6SS,
against 1908 Returns come in very
slowly. Hardly one-t third of vote was
pulled.
William Hodges is elected representa-
tive from Lamar.
James Clerk senator from Lamar,
Fannin and Red River.
Peyton floating representative from
Lamar, Fanniu and Delta and E. L.
Aguew from Lamar and Fanniu.
TANNING COUNTY.
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BoNHAM, TEX. Nov. 5.-This county
gives the amendment 1870, against 1865.
Three or four small boxes have not been
heard from.
This city gives, complete, Hogg 52S,
Flanagan l55. Heath 3. Six hundred
less votes were polled this election than
last.
For congress-Culberson $50. Gibbons
los.
State senator-Jim Clark commission,
542.
Representative Twentv-first district
W. j. Hood, commission. GA, E. L.
Aenew, commission, Twenty second dis
trict 54S, L. Priuton Twenty-third dis
trict SIS.
The following county ticket was
elected: Judge, William A. Bramlett;
sheriff, R. D. Clancy; district clerk, G.
H. White; county clerk, w. II. Lemon;
county attorney, John G. Meade; col
lector, T. E. Kennedy; assessor, T. P.
Baker; treasurer, l.. p. Thomas; public
weigher, J. A. Yourrl; surveyor, NJ. L.
.Taylor;. superintendent public instruc-
ton, j.. M. Biggs.
BOWIE COUNTY.
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TEAARKANA, TEX. Nov. 5.-ComDlete
returns for Bowie county show $500 votes
polled. Hogs majority over Flanagan
is over 500. The com mission amendment
majority is over 700.
For congress-Culberson' majority
over Gibbons is over 800.
State senator-Whatley, commission,
majority over Edwards, commission,
more than two to one.
Floaters 1.-TWO TO be elected) King and
Robinson, both commission, each had q
majority of more than 1000 over Stout,
colored.
All interest was centered in the
sheriff's election. Z. q. Cannon. the
Democratic nominee, was elected over
G. w. Edwards, present incumbent
Qnd BY 254.
RED RIVER COUNTY.
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GAINESVILLE, TEX, Nov. 5.--Nearly
all the voting places in this county have
been heard from. Hogg and the amend
ment are ahead.
The vote for legislature at last ac-
counts stood 1892 for Shaw, Democratic
candidate; 76l for Sanderson, Rebuilt
can, ard 800 for J. NJ. Stiles, the Union
Labor or third party candidate.
BLACK JACK GROVE.
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BLACK JACK GROVE, TEX. Nov. o.
The official vote OF this precinct is, Hogg
442, Flanagan 81.
For the railroad commission 304 against
II.
For the road amendment 81, against
"a.
For congress-Culberson AS, Gibbons
81.
For epresentative-Melson ia elected
by good majority.
The Democrats made slight gain ell
over the precinct, though the total vote
is less than last election.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
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Mt. VERNON, TEX, Nov. 5.-This
county complete gives the amendment
500, against PA.
HoEg 900, Flanagan 100. Democratic
gain of 100.
-CuJherson eA0 PAT r