Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-11-15
, Waite 9S6 McIntire 933, Thomas 90.
Richardson 10; representative, Muir
fit P) 96O. Morley Qt) 9l3.


fit P) 96O. Morley Qt) 913.
Gilpin-Oficial returns for Gilpin
county give Waite 1861, McIntire
LIT, Bell 1913, Bowen Lilo, Mills
1872, Campbell 1,159; senator, Ballin-
ger P) 1.542, Lewis (R) 1908; repre-
sentative, Mitchell P) 1,547, Mehrlich
Q,) LOO; district judge, Defrance (P)
1,503 Becker R) 1899.
Gunnison-Waite's majority 200, Bell
335, Fulton, Populist state senator,
$50; Rockefeller, Qt) elected represen-
tative by 20; Dean Qo commissioner
| by 100. Barela's majority will reach
800.
Huerfano-Te Republicans take ev-
erything by 400 majority. J. NJ. Nc
Neeley RD, will represent the Four
teenth senatorial district, Jh. II. Cor
don will be float senator in the Twen-
| ty-seventh district
Jefferson-Complete returns from 20
out of the 23 precincts in the county
show the following results: Shafrolh
244, Campbell 1,453, Mills 1 1,331, Wilson
194; McIntire 1,534, Waite 1,136, Thom-
as 172, Richardson 224.
Lake-Pence 3,4S9, Shafroth BOSS,
Bottom OF; supreme judge, Miles 1888,
Campbell 2,SS9, Wilson 240; governor.
Waite 3,413, McIntire 3,1GS, Thomas
110; state senators, Grove P) 1886,
Blakeley P. and d. 1926, Whyte R)
3,21S, JaycoX R) 3,0SS, Shinn D) 1SG,
representatives, Morrel P. and d.
3,431, O'Mahoney CD 3.37S, Officer R.,
3,-115, Stmble (D 3,03S.
La Plata-With Pine River precincts
to hear from, La Plata county gives
John G. Bell, for congress, 1,6OO and
Bowen 0S5: Waite ,495, and McIntirc
1,O09 Pine River precinct gives a
clear POpulist majority of sixty, but
the total vote cast is not known. Both
J. L. Russell for district judge and T.
]. Tarsney for district attorney are
elected by safe majorities.
Logan-Pence P.) 10, Campbell R.)
90, McIntire R.) GA. State senator,
Twenty-fifth district, Painter (RD 5.
Representative, Logan county, Schneid-
er P) 81.
Mesa-Returns from all precincts in
Mesa county give Waite 152 plurality,
with Bell Il few more. The Populists
elect the entire county ticket by a
somewhat less majority.
Mineral-McIntire 352, Waite 6o5.
Thomas 80. Waite's plurality, 253.
| Campbell 259. Mills 525; Mills plurali-
ty, 2G6. Bell 674, Bowen 43S; Bells plu-
sentative from Mineral and Rio
Grande counties went in to Rio Grande
157 votes ahoii and received u hand
some majority there. f. Il. Moody,
Populist candidate for state senator
from the Fifteenth district, received a
plurality of 233 here and good ma
jority from the other counties of the
district.
Montezuma-Bell 39G, Bowen 10G;
|
Waite 500, McIntire 70. Thomas 70,
Richardson 0. Representative, George
J. Ashbaugh P) 491, John J. Harris
N) 272.
Morgan-Bottom 25, Pence 316,
Rhodes 20, Shafroth 4O1; Campbell 4O4,
Mills 313, Wilson 80; McIntire 40.
Richardson IS, Thomas 27, Waite 306;
Brush 400, Harmon 292, Meston "a;
Tedford 10, Hunter %, McClees 294,
McGaffey 4O1; Meier %. Barela 317,
Brothers %, Mulnix 412. For state
senator, w. L. Hayes P. and d. 316,
Joseph II. Painter (R) 415; for repre-
sentative, J. J. Losh P. and Pro) 800.
Arthur G. Wilkins All; for district
judge, J. H. Boughton P.) 3O1, James
u. Garrigues R) 434; district attorney,
Patton P) 300; for county commits
sioner, Henry Igo R.) 43O, Walter L..
Miner P.) 800.
Otero-Complete returns from every
precinct in the county give the follow
ing pluralities on state ticket: Bell
1SS, Campbell 10, McIntire 49, The
county gives a majority of 800 against
amendments.
Park-Pence P) T19, Shafroth Rl
$40, Bottom CD 13; Mills P.) 7OS,
Campbell (R) 500; Waite P) GS7. Nc
Intire (R.) GOO, Thomas D) 30. State
senator, Grove P) 600, Whyte R)
573. Representative, Lasell P) 600,
Purcell $50.
Pitkin-Bell P. and d. $3.50, Bowen
Ro lob; Mills P) 2,27S. Campbell
R.) 1922; Waite PD 2,495, McIntire
R.) 1,O39, Thomas D) 60, Richardson
Pro.) 16. Representative, Fred Light
PD 2,416, T. L. Hopkins Qt) LOCI.
Pueblo-The election returns in this
county show the entire Republican
ticket to be elected with the exception
of Judge Elwell for district judge, who
is beaten by voorhees,. Populist can
didate, by 331 votes. The county Re
publican ticket is elected by from 800
to 600 plurality. The returns of 81
out of 81 precincts for the state and
legislative tickets give the following re-
suits Bell 4,243. Bowen 5.247, Pierce
IA, Rice 24O, Campbell 4,301, Mills,
3S61, Wilson 745. McIntire 4.719,
Richardson 113, Thomas $50, Waite
3,7S1.
San Miguel-Following is all the re-
turns that can be had until the Off
cial count is made: McIntire G27,
Waite S9O Bell 912. Bowen 612; sena-
tor, Campbell P) 7G3, Mansfield W
TO; district judge, Gabbert P) S15,
Twitchell N) 515; representative, Nc
Williams Q') S37, Mccoy Qo 600.
Rio Grande-The Populists have won
by 40 to so votes in Rio Grande. Off
cial returns are not all in, but the re-
suit will not be changed. Roe of
Bachelor is elected representative.
Senator in doubt. Holbrook QO dis
trict judge, probably elected.
Sedgwick-Pcnce 14G, Shafroth 2O3,
Mills 131, Campbell 236, Wilson SO;
Waite 145, McIntire 207, Thomas 80.
State senator, Hays PJ 145, Painter
R) 2O1. Representative, Sedgwicli,
Logan and Phillips counties, Sschneid-
er (P) 140, Carnahan (R) 247.
Weld--Twenty-six out of 80 precincts
give the following votes: Pence P.l