Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-19
L. Lanham. 49,; John II. Cochran. 10;
John ID. Mccall, 10

I
Jester, 1908; b. W. Camp. 81; S. C.
Upshaw. es; j. c. Kearby. 1a5. /.
For attorney-general-R. l.. Henry.
2l1; NJ NJ. Crane. 1856; Il. L. Fuller.
492
For comptroller-R. NJ. Henderson.
ss1; r.. W. Finley, 5ss; W. N. Virgins.
$40.
For treasurer--W Il. Workman. 1884.
For land commiszioner--D d. Dodd,
s7s; A. j. Baker, b94; William Bram-
iette. n; Gustav II. schlcicher, li6;
| W. c. walsh. 2ss.
For superintendent OF public instruc-
toni NJ. Carlisle carried the county.
For court of civil appeals OF the
Fifth district--H. W. Lightfoot. 1884.
(! For associate justices-w. w. Fin
ley and Arson Rainey.
For court Of criminal appeals, Il. ].
Slmkins carried the county.
For United States senator-Horace
Chiffon.
For congress-Rufus Hardy, 1851; 10
Abbott. "a J. S. Woods. So; II. E.
4, Burke. ITO; William Poindexter. "a.
For state senator.-O. d. Colouitt,
1858: Murray. s74
Very little interest has been mani
tested in the gubernatorial contest. 1t
having been conferred on local afsirs.
1t Is expected that from now on the
| gubernatorinl contest will wax warm.
and It Is thought the Lanham vote will
go TO Culberson. In this case, Culber-
son will carry the county but ON the
other hand. IL the Lanham vote Is dl-
vided between them. Reagan viii get
the instruction from Navarro. and
there is great probability in this The
race has boiled down to Just what
your correspondent predicted over
three weeks ago-Reagan first, Culber-
son second and Lnnham third.
A. B. Graham and Jink Evans may
have to go into the second primary
for county Judge. A. ]. Hall and A. r.
Patton win have to run the race over
In tue second primary, Melear and
Graves for county clerk win make the
race over in the second primary.
The majority rule carried In the
county.
The, second primary will me Off on
the 30th OF the present month.
Kerens. Tex. June 1s--The result OF
the primary hel1 Saturday in this
box 's as follows;
For governor-Chnilen A. Culborson
81. S W. t. Lanham TO- John II. Rea-
gan SO.
For t-govornor-George r.
lester 1872 J. c. Kearby u.
For torney-general-R. l.. Henry
II, NJ. NJ. Crane III. #. a. Fuller 10.
For eomptroller-R. NJ. Henderson
100. II, w. Finley IS, W. N. virgins G.
For state trcasurer-w. d, WORKMAN
I47.
Fer land commlssioner-D. d, Dodd
90, A. j. Baker SO, Gustav II, Sohlelcher
l. w. e. Walsh IS
For superintendent OF public instruc-
toni. NJ. Carlisle o. w. L, Bring.
hurst IS. \. $. Thweatt 70.
For court Of civll appeals. Fifth dis
triet for chief iustice-H. w, Llghtfoot
! li6
For associate justices-N. w. Finley
l42. Arson Rainey 1888.
For court OF criminal appeals-B. j
, smltins 92, n. d. Mcclellan IS. II. Il
i Phelps II. N. G. Klttrell 60, j. NJ
0 Hurt o. j. n. Henderson "a, w. L
! Davidson "a. c, c, Garrett g.
! For United States senator-.Horac,
. Chllton 40.
l For congross-Rufua Hardy 20, j,
. Abbott a, j. s Woods l, Il, Il. Burk
4 2, William poindextor !.
Z For state senator-o. H. colquitt "A
? w, II. Murray g.
= For foatcr rhlrty-nnth disuiet-A
|. s, Tanner "a, r. II, Barron %,
n For district 0ttorney-G. w. Hard
It SO, A, n, Firmin CO.
For the two-thlrds rule In state con
vcntion 20,
For majority rule in state conven
e ton e5
= Birthstone. Tex, June ls.--rhls DO
/ voted as follows Saturday;
For svernor-Charles A. Culbersor
3, 81; s. w. II. Lanham. ?; John IL. Res
9. gan, 2s
10 For lieutenant governor-George ?
n Jester d2' b, w. Camp. a S. G. VI
b. shaw. 2; j. g. Kearby. ,.
0. For attorRey-general-R. l.. Henri,
n 81 N. NJ. Crane, 55; II. a. Fuller. Z.
T. For comptroller-R. w. Finley, 4
u W. N. Virgins. 10
For state treasurer--w. b. WORT
am. IS.
For land commIssloner---D. d. bod
9; a. j. Baker. S: w. c. Walsh, AZ.
n For superintendent OF public instru
n toni. NJ. Carl!sle. 90; w. l.. Brinl
n hurst. 3; A. S. Thweatt. 3.
r. For court Of civil appeals, Fifth III
=. trlpt--Efpr rhisf fnatir.. n t..ts