The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-11-15
IDAHO LEGISLATURE
List of Senate and House Com
piled From Latest Returns.
ECHOES OF TUESDAYS VOTE
Tho Completion of tho United states
Senate Depends Upon New Mex
leo arizona and Utah.

Boise, Idaho. Nov. 9.-It Is supposed
that about 90, 900 votes were cast in the
recent election. OF those. $4,000 have
been heard from and give the following
result:
Wilson, republican. for congress, S,444;
Ballantine. democrat, 1898; Gum, pop
ulist, 6,220
Mcconnell, republican, for governor,
8,l97; Stevenson, democrat, 5,63l Bal
lantine. populist. 5.485.
The vote on the rest of the republican
candidates runs little higher than on
Wilson or Mcconnell, and the pluralities
also range 500 higher. Wilson's plural
ity will be close to $500. and the rest
over $1,000
IDAHO COUNTY.
Grangevlle, Idaho, Nov. 9.--The state
republican ticket will be elected by
fair majority. Seven precincts have
been heard from and eight are to hear
from. The democrats claim the joint
senator with Nez Perez county. and
the joint representatives. The indica-
lions are that the following candidates
have been elected in this county:
For Sheriff-Cyrus Overman. DEM,
113; auditor and recorder, A. Talking
ton, dem. 34 M. S. Martin. rep. 119.
and ]. Bower. dem. for probate judge
and school superintendent. 130 The
balance Of the ticket is going republl-
can.
THE LEGISLATURE.
The legislature is as follows:
Senators-Ada and Canyon counties,
]. w. Cunningham and A. s, Robertson,
republicans; Gilmore. George d. Golden.
oil ar taA 10 al a nd
hee, Isaac Phillips. populist fusion. pos
sibly elected over e. II. Dewey; Logan,
v. Bierbower. republican, is tied with
George b. Hill, populist; Alturas, W.
H. Watt, fusion. elected: Custer, James
II. Shoup, republican. possibly elected
over James Wanrannan, populist; Lem
hi, G. E. Rees. populist, possibly elected
over f. S. Snydam. republican,; Old
Bingham, r. Rounds, republican; Old
Bingham, Oneida and Bear Lake, George
C. Parkinson, republican,; Boise. John
II. Myer. republican; Washington, Gill
bert Smith. republican,; Latah, L. E.
Miller, populist: Latah and Kootenai,
r. 8. Browne. republican: Latah and
Neg Perce, Henry Heidtfeldt, democrat
&c fusion: Idaho and Nez Perez c. M.
Day, republican,: Shoshone. John En-
Steen and Edward Boyce. populists.
Summary-Repubiica 81 democrats,
2; populists. 4. doubtful. 3.
Representatives--Ada and Canyon,
Joseph d. DAILY Frank Wyman and r.
w. Cowden, republicans: Ada. Canyon
and Gilmore. Charles M. Brown, repub-
Iican; Owyhee. Marion White. populist.
fusion; Gilmore, John Mcmillan repub-
lican; Cassin, John l.. Smith. republi-
can; Logan, John Baxter and j. T.
Waring, populists; Alturas. E. w. John
son, republican, A. VOTERS populist;
Custer, j. J. Mccarthy and M. s. Hicks,
popuiists: Lemhi, Elder and G. G, Vance.
republican,; Old Bingham. William A.
Walker, James r. Hunt and X. V. Co
zier republicans: Old Bingham, Logan
and Alturas l.. X. Thomas, republican;
Bear Lake, w. w. Clark. republican;
Oneida, doubtful. between Daniel To-
vey republican, and II. A. Davis, dem
ocrat: Boise. N. II. Young and Thomas
Glenn, republicans; Washington Frank
Fletcher and l.. Il. Verbeck, republ-
cans; Latah, ]. c. Gamble, republican,
and ]. L. Randolph. populist; Latah
and Kootenai, Samuel b. Henry. re-
publican: Idaho. ]. G., Rowton, republi-
can; Idaho and Nez Perez, William l..
Thompson, republican; Nez Perez, r.
Monroe, republican, Kootenal, A. A.
Crane. republican,: Shoshone, II. l..
Hughes, Robert NELL. John Sanders and
James d. Young. populists. summary
Republicans, %: democrats, 0; populists,
10; doubtful, l.