The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-08-06
Election Returns From All Over
the Territory.
THEY DO NOT CHANGE THE RESULT
The Democrats Probably Have Net Two.
Thirds Majority In Both Branches
Of the Legislature,

his Mugwump opponent. Following are
the returns received yesterday:
PINE VALLEY.
For the council, Lund polled ~; Sar-
gent, for the house, 20. On the hepuon-
cad ticket for council, West Il Chldester,
representative, /.
BEAVER PRECINCT.
r. C. Lund, Democrat, council, !oo;
! 13S; 5. W. West, Republican, council, 30;
Farnsworth, Republican, representative.
"a. The entire county Democratic TICKET
was elected without doubt. There was
great iubilation over the result.
/ PARAGooNAH.
Democratic ticket-R. G. Lund, 80;
| Charles Adams, 81. Republican tickets.
w. West, 4; Z. 7. Farnsworth, 4.
Democratic ticket-Robert c. Lund, SO;
Silas w. West, IS; Philo T. Farnsworth,
%.
WELLINGTON.
Wellington precinct, Emery county,
polled 80 stI aight Democratic votes 1or
Melville for councillor and Olson Tor the
lower house.
LAWRENCE.
Democratic ticket-Melville, 20; Olson,
20. Republican ticket-Msthis, .; Hatch, /.
MoLEN.
Democratic ticket-Member Of the leg
islative council, j. A. Melville 20.
Member Of the house Of representatives,
L. NJ. Olson, 20.
sen, IS.
Superintendent of district schools, L. NJ.
Olson, 20
Surveyor, George w. Fox, 20.
Justice Of the peace, Jos. Caldwell, 3D.
Constable, II. p. Rasmussen, %.
The Republicans polled votes only.
KAYsvILLE.
Throughout all of Davis county, Mon
day may be truly said TO have been Demo
cracy's day. The first contest Tor
supremacy that has been waged under
the changed political conditions has
resulted in placing in the ascen-
dancy those principles that have made
the name Of jefferson famous in every part
OF the United States. The Democrats car
ried every precinct in the county by very
satisfactory majority, and the vote OF the
entire county will show about 400 majority
for the Democratic can~idates. The men
who were elected on the Democratic ticket
. for county offices are: For selectmen, A.
B. Porter and Philander Hatch; Tor super
intendent of schools, James II. Linford, ir. ;
for coroner John Wsyman.
The election here was very quiet and I'M
, eyentful. The Democrats were from the
first confident of sweeping victory, and az
the Republicans and Liberals were in the
hopeless minority, there was no cause Tor
much excitement. Notwithstanding this,
79 per cent. Of the registered voters OF the
Kaysville precinct showed up at the polls
during the day. No challenging OF any
consequence was done oy either party ane
; bat few tickets were found to be scratched.
The result Of the election in the precinct
was as follows: For justice Of the peace
John W. Galley, Democrat, 139; Samuel l.
Jones, Liberal, 9; for constable, Walter II
Barton, Democrat 1874; L. Francis
Rouechs, Liberal, IL: scattering, 3.
LAKE POINT.
The election at Lake Point precinct wa,
| Democratic victory. Thirty-four votes
were cast, 81 straight Democratic,
Liberal, Republican and 8 Democratic
! scratched on precinct officers.
PORTAGE.
Democrat, 2s; Republican, IA. Total
registration, %.
TooELE COUNTY SoLIDLI DEMOCRATIC.
THE HERALD had secured by means Of
mounted messenger, the complete returns
from every precinct In Tooele county, eX-
cept Deep Creek and Fish Springs. Owing
to some trouble on the telephone line, how
ever. the returns did not come to hand til
yesterday. The county vote shows - fol
lows:
Council cCuistion, Democrat, 254;
Hague, Republican, lbs; Gallagher, Lib
eral, 81.
House-Arnett Democrat, 265; Richards
Republican, l22; Legs, Liberal, %.
Tooele City cast total OF l3o votes
Grantsville, Ill, and Ophir, 80. The Dem
ocrats had q majority everywhere, which
is all the more gratifying that Tooel,
lcounty Is a sheep county, and the Republi
cans claimed it as their own 3 long time IL
advance.
, Council-Smoot, Democrat, As; Eldredge
republican, IS; Haynes, Liberal, 10.
, House-Boyden, Democrat, 4S; Buchan
an, Republican, %; Ferry. Liberal, 10.
PEoA
Coupcil-Smoot, Democrat, 46; Eldredge
: Republican, Il; Haynes, Liberal, 5.
House-Boyden, Democrat, AZ; Buchan
Q an, Republican, 10: Ferry, Liberal, D.
y Council-Smoot, Democrat, Is; Eldredge
Republican, 10; Haynes, Liberal, 2.
i House--Boyden, Democrat, 10; Buchan
an, Republican, IA: Ferry, Liberal, =.
|. MORGAN COUNTY.