The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-11-10
COUNTY AND TERRITORY.
The Republicans Compel the Dem-
 ocrats to Divide the Offices.
ritory. Sellis, Bush, Buck, Dutton
 and Rogers Elected.

unuef the Australian system and itS workings proved satisfactory, although 1t has been proven under the system that a candidate does not lose control of the purchased voter In Flagstaff precinct, where the heaviest vote was boiled, no delay was experienced, and the vote, had it exceeded twice the number, could have been easily taken care of by the election officers. The vote, owing to large number of scratched tickets, was hard one to count, and the count was not finished until daylight Wednesday morning,
 The fight for the sheriff's office was the closest one and the result cannot be told until the vote of Tuba City is returned, and it may take the official count to decide the result
 In this county where W, c. Stewart is best known he ran away ahead of his ticket. He is probably satisfied with the vote he received in Coconino.
 Advices from the territory came in slow. Stewart was defeated by about 800, votes, cutting down Smith major- ity to a small figure. and leaving the democrats little to talk about on that score Norris is elected Councilman at large by probably at larger vote than Smith.
 In Apache county, the entire Re- publican ticket was elected by ma jorities ranging from 10 to 100. This is the first time in the history of that county that the Democrats have been routed
 The vote for Flagstaff precinct was as follows Delegate to congress- Smith lSl; Stewart 37S.
 Councilman at large-Norris 231; Cluf 26s.
 Council-Daly 1S2; Nellis 3S5.
 Assembly-Ross 194; Fulton 1S1; Roden 1O6.
 Probate Judge--Babbitt 222; Lay ton 27I.
 District attorney-Ellinwood 165; Buck S36.
 Sheritf--Donahue 22S; Lewis 275.
 Treasurer-Cornish 209; Bray 29l.
 Recorder--G Gibson 148; Bush 353.
 Supervisors--Hicks 1888; Walsh 162;
 Dutton S54; Rogers 2S4.
 Suryeyor-Lamport AIS.
 Justices of the peace-Prime 264; Milligan 2l9; Wallace 19O; Clark 2l7; Constables-Molfett 16l; Prime 226; DeCloss-219; Black 279.
 WnLlAMs-Delegate to congress Smith 1l4; Stewart 96.
 Councilman at large-Norris 126; Cuff v.
 Council--Daly Ill; Nellis 100.
 Assembly-Ross 125; Fulton 62; Ro- den r.
 Probate Judgc-Babbitt 12S; Layton l0I.
 District Attorney Ellinwood 105; Zuck 10l,
 
 SheriG-Donahue l26; Lewis 90. Treasurer-Cornish 1I7; Bray 60. Rccorder--Gibson 97; Bush 1OS. Supervisors-Hicks 6S; Walsh 1856; Dutton l6; Rogers 126.
 CANYON DTABLo-Delegate to con r; Stewart z.
 Councilman at large--Nosris 13; Gulf II.
 Council--Daly II; Nellis II. Assembly--Ross II; Fulton 1; Ro- len 10.
 Probate Judgo--Babbitt 10; Layton l3.
 District Attorney Ellin'good8; Zuck lj.
 SheriG-Donahue 10; Lewis II. Treasurer-Cornish s; Bray IS. Recorder--Gibson Il; Bush l2. Supervisors s-Hicks 13; Walsh IS; Dutton (; Rogers 10.
 Sorveyor-Lamport 10.
 WALNUT-Delegate to congress SU.ith 8; Stewart II.
 Councilman at largc-Nor'is 10; Cuff '.
 Council-Daly II; Nellis G.
 Assembly-Ross II; Fulton 1; Ro- den ?.
 Probate Judge-Babbitt II; Layton 6.
 District Attorney--Ellinwood7 z; Zuck 10.
 Sheriff-Donahue 12; Lewis ,. Treasurer-Cornish IS; Bray ?. Recorder Gibson 4; Bush 9.
 Supervisors-Hicks IS; Walsh 6; Duiton 8; Rogers i.
 Surveyor-Lamport 10.
 CHALLENDER-Delegate to congress Smith 17; Stewart To-
 Councilman ut large--. Norris 23;