Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21
RESULTS or THE PRIMARIES
EuLEss, KING, TERRELL, ARM
STRONG ARE NOMINATED.
So Are Hovenixnmp, Rogers, McNatt,
Collins, McHae and GoodfelIow-
Some Close Races-County on
the Governorsbip.

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Saturday had subsidized yesterday, and
men began to talk figures and results.
Several boxes came in during the
day. the last being Forrest Hill. which
arrived about o'clock. At midnight
last night some eight boxes were still
out.
The total vote polled in Fort Worth
for county Judge was the highest on
the list and aggregated 3772. The total
vote for county attorney was 374o. and
for sheriff 1851.
In 1899 the total vote for Cleveland
was 24s9 in the city of Fort Worth.
and 1926 in the county outside of Fort
Worth, In Saturdays election the
country precincts held their vote OF
1892 In most cases, with nice increase
in others.
Based on unofficial figures received
from all the voting precincts but eight,
the following results are known:
Sheriff Euless has majority in the
county, outside of Fort Worth. over
majority in the county is 1880.
For county clerk John p. King has
q majority In the county. outside Of
Fort Worth, OF 665. His total majority
is 1890.
For county Judge George W. Arm
strong has a plurality of 1885 He has
a majority in the county OF 15i, and in
the city of 1872, clear total majority
of 2s3.
For county attorney Ben NJ. Terrell
has plurality of 1916 and a majority
OF 1921.
For county assessor the race was n
very close one. The latest figures show
10. al,
1t was said last night that Rogers
nomination was conceded. but some
friends of both Melear and Henderson
had not given It up.
For tax collector Hovenkamp had a
plurality Of 932.
McNatt for district clerk, Goodfellow
for surveyor. Collins for treasurer, and
McRae for superintendent of public in
struction, We're all chosen by unani-
nous vote.
For county commissioner Of Precinct
No, l the race was an interesting one.
with returns in from all boxes but
three small ones Bardon has ma
tority of IS.
For justices Of Precinct No. Joe
AdnmS and j. l. Wright are the nom
inees, receiving 1885 and 1881 votes re-
spectlvely The highest vote against
them was 720.
For constable the race was very
last night at L. o'clock. The result
hinges on the returns from the Ninth
ward. II Tlllers vote in that ward
is So as is claimed by some, he will
have plurality over w, l.. Rushing
of %. If Tlllers vote in the Ninth ward
is 43. as Is claimed by some then Rush
ing and Tlller have tie vote
The Delegates.
There were two claims made last
~.
gone for governor, one was that the
Reagan delegates We're in a small ma
jority. and the otherYSas that the
anti-Reaganites. that is. those for Gull
berson, for Lanham, and those who
took the position that this coutny
should not instruct for any one, had a
working majority,
The delegates elected SO far as re-
turns have been made are:
First ward-George p, Meade, w. Il.
Maddox. f, W. Chlles. W. II. Fisher,
Jim Woods, A. j. Hayes, Il. Hodges, j.
Painter, stuart Harrison, NJ. Casey. r.
Mulens, G. Brickhouse. w. b. West
w. II. Ward.
Second ward-J. p. Nicks. f. II.
Sparrow, j. p, Smith, Zeno c. Ross.
John d. Nichols. II, c. Holloway, Bob
Young, II, G. Stevens, j. c. Richard
son, II. j. Powell, X. NJ. Fan Zandt,
Jr, John r. Wilkes, J. f. Murray,
George Hendricks, II. Steinfeldt, H. II.
Smith r. II, Butts. Wallace Hicks,
Frank Kaiser.
Fourth ward-William y. Wells. @.
II. Day, N, II. Lassiter, W. f. Stewart,
John G. Celia, J. b. Sutton, Charles
scheuber, John f. Moore, Bob Weich.
John II. Montgomery, w. j. Bailey, /,
N. Mccullough.
Firth ward-T. f. White, .55: Ben
Norris, III; j. b. Sprinkle, 1875; Ed
Sterley. "a; l.. j. Polk, 1885,; o. S.
Perry, 2sS W. S, Essex, s6s; William
Barr, 239; sam Dunnaway. 167.
Sixth ward-J. Il. Clements, 3l6;
Thomas u West, SlS; Y. c. Andrews, |
sl7; w. p. Blnyon, SIG: W. b. Har,
rison, sls: John Martin, s6l; j. A.
Startling. Sl4 T.. p Boyd, si2; d. w |
Humphreys Si9; j. h. Hearne, $40; al |
Conlisk, ITO; A. l., Matlock, 2g9.
Seventh ward-M c. Bowles. 81. w |
y Williams. ~; Wilson Gregg, Sc; John |
Grow, SI Ed Parsley, So.
Eighth ward-M. B. Harris. j, II.
Ninth ward-Willam Capps. & n.
Cantey, 5, NJ. Fry, l. Carb, Il. II. d, |
Andrews win Gray w. X. Bvrom /
Harrell, Robert McCart, George Jack
son, A. NJ Scott.
5R H., ,,isls vote, Reagan: c. M.
Coker. "e"'
Mitchell-Flve votes, Reagan: Sam
hhight' II. j. Wilson, Charles Dooms
w l.. Fuller, II. c. Canten Al his
box the straight Culberson ticket hend-
feated. was ue-
Manchester Mllls--Two votes. Dele
rates ,Hl.' George Tandy. James Hardee.
IN the third ward 1t is claimed that
, ,e X; p. Maddox or Reagan ticket is
,ieeted' but this is denied emphaticaliy
anu u is said that the MatIsin or Cui-
'erson Ticket was elected.
Brdvilie--I. d. Parker. T. r.. Mad
lox Peter Murray and j. W. Putnam
For Reagan. "'''''i'
Mansfield Returns.
Special Dispatch,
Mansfield, Tex. May 1s.-The pri.
nary election passed of quietly here
Quay with the result below. The !
=. hogan and free silver delegates
we're elected almost 10 to /:
FOR county iudge-Robert q John.
on, 80; w. r. Parker, CO: Geo w