The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-07
Election Returns Continue Com
ing In.
THEY ARE NOT YET COMPLETE
The Result Remains Unchanged by the
Latest Reports Recetved-Dsmo-
crats Rejoicing.

PieCiuCtss WHICH tOgctuor Coo uos PoAA Aii@'o
than 100 votes. Neither the Republican
nor Democratic ticket was scratched much,
but the Liberal ticket was cut all to pieces.
The Liberals are not in il. Both parties
have worked hard and had their best men
all over the county, but the Democrats had
better stumpers and more Of them, except
here In Brigham, where the Republicans
imported the best speakers in the terri
tory. The Democrats are congrstulsting
themselves on every corner over the sweep
ing majority the returns are showing.
Following is the totals as shown from
the various precincts: Democrats, SIG;
Republicans, 2al; Liberals, 40.
scoFIELD.
Liberal ticket, Sco6sid precinct, Emery
county, Utah: Representative OF Four
teenth district, o. G. Kimoall, AZ; superin-
tendent Of district schools. ]. H. Scott, 80;
justice of the peace, S. j. Hardness, 40;
constable. Thomas Lloyd, So. No Repub-
lican ticket.
Republican Tenth legisla-
tive district, Silss w. West, Ga; represen
tative Seventeenth legislative district,
John F. Chichester, IS; county recorder, M.
Nj. Steele, So; assessor and collector,
George q. Wilson, "a; superintendent OF
district schools, James Z. Haywood, 63 !;
selectman, John G. Roe. 50; justice Of the
peace, Panguitch precinct Cyrus Han
cock, 60; constable, Panguitch precinct,
David w. Evans, 62.
Democratic Councilman, Tenth legisla-
tive district, r. e. Lund. AZ; Represents
tive, Seventeenth legislative district, WILL
lam p. Sargent, II; recorder, 5. .. Crosby,
AZ; assessor and collector, William p. Will
son, 40; county superintendent OF district
schools, George Dodds, 43; selectman, Ed
mund Allen, i3; justice OF the peacs, Pan
guitch precinct, Riley G.. Clark, AZ; con-
stable, PanguiJch precinct, Thomas Rid
ing, -.
Observation-Disclosures. James A. Wor-
then, l selectman, Alien Miller, log.
MEADOW.
Democrats, 12; Republicans, Is; Lib
erals, 1.
wALLsBURGH.
For council, Fourteenth district: Mathis,
Republican, 8; Melville, 50; for representa-
tive, Hatch, Republican, 80; Olson, Demo
cratic, 8. Superintendent Of district
schools, Attewell Wooten, %; H. NJ. Aird,
16; selectman, Charleston precinct, 80: for
Midway, A. j. Alexander. y; G. j. Bron-
sen, 9; ID. Van Wagner, ST., S.
FOUNTAIN GREEN.
Councillor, A. H. Lund, 52; PeterGreaves
ST., %. Representative, J. S. Page, Jr.,
81; j. d. Irvine, %. Selectmen, Laurit,
Larson, So: Ferdinand Alder 80: n. c.
Norenson, %; Charles Kemp. "a. Superin-
intendent district schools, Peter Greaves,
"a
The number Of registered voters in Peoa
is 81, ana the total vote cast, Is, was as fol-
lows:
For the Council-w. c. A. Smoot, jr.,
Democrat, 46; Alma Eldredge, Republican,
IL; Harry Haynes, Liberal, 8.
For the House-John Boyden, Democrat,
a. Archibald Buchanan, Republican, Is;
Edward p. Ferry, Liberal, &.
For Selectmen-John Anderton, Demo
crat, 45; Ralph Maxwell, Democrat, 40;
John Pack, Repu olican, Is; NJ: F. Harris,
Republican, Is; Edwin Kimball, Liberal,
8: John Shields, Liberal. 5.
For Superintendent of District Schools
William Calderwood, Democrat, 40; VIII
liam Allison, Republican, 10; Charles A.
Short, Liberal, 6.
For Surveyor-Ed Il. Rhead. Democrat,
A.; William Brewer, Republican, 10.
For Commissioners to Locate University
Salisbury, Republican, Is; L. ID. Lewis,
Republican, 10.
The day passed off quiet and the best Of
feelings prevailed.
REDMOND.
Republicans, Is; Democrats. 16; Lib
erals, 2.
GARDEN CITY.
For council. Joseph Morref, Democrat,
2; w. w. Vaughan, Republican, II. For
house, John IF. Wright, Democrat, 9;
A. Nebeker, Democrat, 20; John w.
Dykins, Republican, IL: Joseph Howells.
Republican, II. Selectmen, Arson c. Call,
Democrat 2l; David 5. Cook, Democrat,
90; George I. Judd, Republican, IL; u. S.
of district schools, Henry Scnutt, Demo
crat, %; Joseph Dean, Republican, 1O.
WOODRUFF.
Democratic Ticket-For council, Joseph
Morrell, ~.
For house OF representatives, John F.
Wright, 81; Aquila Neoeker, 20.
County superintendent of schools, Hen ry
Schultz, 30.
Republican Ticket-For councilman to
First district, w. w. Maug
han, 81.
Fer representatives to legislature, First
district, John w. Dykins, q; Joseph
Howells, 81.
For selectmsn. George T. Judd, %;
Daniel 5. Marshall, Is.
For county superintendent Of district
schools, Joseph Dean, Is.
GOSHEN.
For Council-Petsr Greaves, sr., Demo
crat, 81; Anthem II. Lund. Republican, 80;
Twelfth representative district, John ID.
Irvine, Democrat, 81; Jonathan S. Page,
IT., SO.
For Selectmen-John Jones, Democrat
81 Abel J. Evans, Democrat, 81: Joseph E.
Wilkins, Republican, 3S; Obey EilinRson,
80.
County Superintendent District Schools
e. A, Wilson, Democrat, 81; Benjamin
Cluff, jr., 33.
Coronsr-Thomas Beesley, Democrat, 81;
Herbert l.. Pyne, Republican, 80.
Justice of the Peace-James Gardener,
Democrat, IS; Yern Jasperson, Republican,
81.
Constsble-William Burreson, Democrat,
IS; William Edwards, Republican, 81.
CENTRAL.
Democratic, 10; Republicans, 3 Liberals,2.
RANDOLPH.
Council-Joseph Morrell, Democrat Al;
w. w. Manghan, Republican, %.
Representative-John Z. Wright, Demo-
Graf, AZ; Aquila Nebeker, Democrat. 81;
Joseph Howclls, Republican, %; John w.
Dykins, Republican, 81.