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

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! CLEBURNE, Ten, Nov. G.-The fol-
| owing county officers are elected: Rep
resentatve, f. D. Renfro; Judge. F. E.
| Adams; district clerk, p. P. Strnger;
sheriff, ]. s. Rogers; attorney, c. v.
| Myers: clerk, W. B. Bishop; tax collec-
tor, I. Il. Griffin; treasurer, c. l..
| Cleveland; assessor, R. f. Crasher.
GARDEN VALLEY.
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| GARDEN VALLEY, TEX, Nov. g.
/ Garden Valley gives the commis sion
| amendment I29 against 81.
For road amendment %, against l02.
Hoeg ll9, Flanagan So.
Kilgore ia, Fish LOG.
For representative Ninety third dis
| trict-Sam A. Lindsey ll6, E. &. Nor
| rison l05.
| For representative in state legislature,
/ Twelfth Districts. y. Wood l05, b. q.
! Seimun ia.
! For district attorney Seventh judicial
district 7. Bouie ZIG.
| For district CLERKS. J. Morris ITO.
W. c. Rogers Ice.
BECKvILLE.
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BECKvILLE. TEX, Nov. 6.-The
official vote OF this place is as follows:
For commission 1873, against 90.
For road amendment %, against 2O1.
H0gg 1875. Flanagan us.
Cuugr. sstnun-kilgore 100, Fish ll6
Rrpresrntutive--Jone commission,
COZ; Boren, commission sc.
Flouter-RudI 100.
MNEIL.
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MCNEIL, Ten, Nov. 6.-Precinct
No. 4, Travis county, gives the amend
ment 10, against 90.
For road amendment 81 against 81.
Hogg ll9. Flanagan 81.
Savers III.
For dis rict attOrney-Jnmes II. Ro-
ber;-on IFS.
For representative Seventy fifth dis
trict-A. w. Terrell LIS, N. a. Duw-
sou l49
For clerk of the district court-James
p. Hart l15
Ell PAso COUNTY.
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Ell PAso, TEX. Nov. G.-The Demo-
Gratis elected only tw men on the ticket.
Lurruzola for district attorney and Evans
for hide inspector. J. II. White,
county collector, and Thomas, county
CLERK, were on BOTH tickets.
RAvENNA.
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RAvENNA. TEx.. Nov. G.-Not more
than one-hfth of vote polled. For rail-
road amendment 6S, against SO.
For Hogg 80. Flanagan 2S
soMERvILLE COUNTY.
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GLEN ROSE, TEX. Nov. 6.-The Dem
ocratic state ticket carried 10y large
majority. Also the railroad commission
and the roai amendment.
Lauham for congress and l.. N. Frank
for state senator carried the county by
unanimous vote.
Riddle aud Martin, railroad commits
sion representatives., carried the county
by large majority.
J. Collin George carried the county for
district attorney.
The following county officers were
elected: j. ]. Matthews, cou ty judge:
w. f. Reeves, sheriff; J A. Hamber-
lin, county and district clerk; j. NJ.
Montgomery, county treasurer; Jackson
Sullivan, assessor; a. l.. Sadler, COM
missioner and justice of the peace of pre-
cinct No. /, ard T. A. wilson. consta-
BILE.
ELLlNs
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ELGIN. Ten, Nov. 6.-Four hundred
and thirty five votes pulled at this box,
an increased Democratic vote.
Hogg BAL. Flanagan 81.
For commission amendment 1914,
against IL.
For road amendment I55, against 9.
Congressman -Sayers 1863.
Senator-Garwood 1872.
District attorney-Bethany 3lt.
Represen tative-Boberson 277, Bolts
l47.
NAVARRO COUNTY.
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CORSICANA, TEX, Nov. 6.-The cleo
ton returns all in Indicate the election of
E. j. Simklns to the senate by small
majority and the election of the full
Democratic state and county ticket with
two exceptions. John Maggard, Inde-
and R. II. Cubley, independent for
sheriff have beaten the regular nnm-
nees 10y large majori;ies. Why this has
occurred no one can explain. 1t is the
first time in the history of Navarro poll
tics that a regular Democratic nomiuee
has been beaten.
HARDEMAN COUNTY.
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QUANAH, TEX, Nov. 6.-An the re-
turns for Hurdemnn county are in,
showing the following candidates elected:
County judge, H. NJ. Hawkins; county
attorney, j. S. Osborn; sheriff and tax
collector. D. P. Gibson; county and dis
trict clerk, p. H. Parchal; county
treasurer, II. B. Newberry; county sur
vevor, f. 1. Flint. G. A. Brown Is
elected district judge and c. e. Wells !
district attorney for this, the Forty-sixth
judicial district. This county poiled 500 !
votes.
WICHITA COUNTY.
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WICHITA FALLS, TEX, Nov. 6.-The |
returns from the country precincts are |
all in, and show the following county
officers elected: County judge, W. P. |
Sheen; co nty attorney, W. Fl. Brng-
hum; county clerk, q. f. Reid; sur
veyor, j. H. Barwise, Jr.; assessor, W.
H. Burgess; sheriff, R. NJ. Moore; hide
and animal inspector, Tom Pickett; |
treasurer, p. P. Langford.
Hon. George E. Miller OF this city is |
district judge Of this district by a !
majority of ASP. He carried Young Inv a