Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-08

SCISSOR: r. q. Armstrong 3D.. county
! surveyor; ID. H. Cunningham o., tax
collector; A. f. Green % J, cattle ana
hide inspector; W. NJ. Robertson (U. L. ,
commissioner for precinct No. /; A. Z.
Drumman U.L.), inspector precinct
/ No. /; $. z. Magill (U. L., constable
/ precinct No. !.
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! CELESTE, Ten, Nov. 7.-Hunt
county, precinct No. ., voted as follows:
For commission I05, against I.
/ For commission amendment SO,
! against A..
| HOgg l55, Flanagan II.
( Congress-Kilgore 155. Fish 10.
County officers all Democratic.
REPUBLICAN TICKETS ILLEGAL.
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BELDES, TEX, Nov. 7.-Beldan com
plete gives Hogg l47, Flanagan 81.
Culberson l43, Gibbons 81.
IL county offices the color line was
drawn. The Democrats won by large
majority
The straight Republican ticket was not
counted in any of the precincts in the
county except one, on the ground Of
il LEGALITY, having other matter printed
on the face of them besides names of
candidat es.
COLLIN COUNTY.
Special 10 the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX. Nov. 7.-Complete
c cunt in. Hogg 5042, Flanagan 629,
Heath $50.
Muse, for district Judge, has nearly
$500 majority.
Phillips is sheriff.
wAXAHACHIE.
Special 70 the Gazette.
WAxAHACHIE, Ten, Nov, THE
count of the vote at this box was finished
to-day, with the following result:
For Governor-Hogg 9Gl, Flanagan
l7S, Heath lG.
For congress-Abbott $50, Darter 176.
State senator-Craiue 1000, Barclay
1G1.
Floater-Derden 995, W. McClain 100.
For the commission amendment 399,
against 372.
For the dirt-road amendment 537,
against l67.
MORRIS COUNTY.
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DAINGERFIELD, Ten, Nov. 7.-Hogg
in this county received S26 votes for gov
ernor against Flanagan 1903. The state
Democratic ticket carried in full by a
large majority.
The following county Democratic
ticket was elected by large majority:
County judge, Bolin; attorney, Turren-
tine; sheriff, High; clerk Ragland treas
urer, Willis; assessor Zachry; surveyor,
Pauns.
ARCHER CITY.
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ARCHER CITY. TEX, Nov. 7.-Archer
City gives Hogg 800, Flanagan so, Heath
25.
Congressman. Bailey $50, Lamb %;
amendment 290, against SO.
Representative, Browning, $50.
BELL COUNTY.
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BELToN, Ten, Nov. 7.-Complete
returns are in from all the county except
Holland, which will not materially
change results, which are as follows:
For the railroad commission, 1855,
against $50.
Hogg 1853, Flanagan 45S.
For dirt-road amendment 1865, against
l1l4.
Mills AIS, Roberts 41S.
r. G. King s majority for representa-
tive $40.
The total vote is thirty-two less than
the vote of 1883.
LUBBOCK.
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LUB BROCK, TEX, Nov. EN- this
county the vote stands, for hogg 10,
Flanagan l.
For railroad amendment-0, against
"A.
j. N. Browning is elected representa-
tive to the legislature.
w. T. Lanham received 81 votes.
GRAYsoN's AMENDMENT VOTE.
Special 10 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, Nov. THE vote on
the amendment (railroad) in Gravson
county, officially, is 1913 for the meas
ure. and 2SO3 agulnst-carried by 25l5
majority.
KEMP.
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KEMP, TEX, Nov This town and
precinct gives the amendment 250 against
80.
Hogg 26O, Flanagan II, Heath Is.
Abbott $50.
H. NJ. Corset. represents tive, ESQ.
District judge-Anson Rainey, $50.
NOLAN COUNTY.
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SwEETwATER, TEX, Nov. 1.-THE !
official vote of Nolan county Is: Total |
vote of county 34S, for Hogg 33S, Heath
2, Democratic gain lGS.
Lanham for congress 1884,, no opposi-
ton.
Browning for representative 335, no
opposition.
The commission amendment 292,
against 4.
The dirt road amendment 277,
against 5.
The race for district attorney between
J. e. Yantis of Nolan and 8. II. Cowan
of Howard county is SO close that the
off cial count will be necessary to decide.
DE WITT, DUvAL. CALDWELL, LIVE OAK
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SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. THE
additional returns of Tuesdays
election have been received here: Cald-
we'll county. For the commission
amendmen 1914, against s2s.
Hogg 1859. Flanagan 593, Heath II.
Moore o. for congress carried the
county by a majority over Green (R.)
If 1896.
Duval counfv Hopp 627 Elouo oop ;