The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-06-11

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Floater. Childress, 254; Stamper. So
Local representative, Shelburn, 31l.
Edgewood-For silver, 80; against
none. Will nominate county officers
and instruct delegates June IL in con-
vention.
Jefferson-This precinct, which con-
trolls the vote of the county, instructed
for the entire administration who are
candidates for reelection; also instructed
for j. NJ. Talbot for district judge; i. L.
Hart for district attorney, u. W.. H.
Dawson of this city for senator, hrst
choice: j. NJ. Moore of Morris, second
choice, and John Crawford for congress.
Copperas Cove-Instructons Gull
berson, Jester, Workman, Crane, Baker;
bimetallism, "a votes.
Kosse-FOr silver, 125; against silver
none. Delegates 90 to county coh'eh-
ton instructed.
Dodds-For silver. 144 against silver,
none.
Grapevine-For silver, 1O6; against sill
yer, /.
Abilene-For silver, 80; gold standard,
8. This is about 10 per cent of the vote
polled in the Democratic primaries on
March ~ for the nomination OF county
officers
Wylie-For silver, 1872; against silver,
II. Instructions: Culberson, Jester
Reagan. Owsley and May6eld, Crane,
Denman, Davidson, Rainey; for CON
gress. Bailey; state senator, j. K. Cough:
local representatives, Peak and Vaughan.
A heavy vote was polled..
Baird-Total vote at Baird 60; for sill
yer, 4S; against silver, 4. County is sill
yer beyond doubt.
Putnam-In the primary today only
o. ,otnc yrara Spun1 money Demo-
Gratis did not vote. .oo
Valley View-For silver, 1903; against
silver, 3: for foater, Stamper III, Chil-
dress II.
Collinsville-The primary election to-
day resulted in almost solid vote Tor
C. L. Vowel. A. e. Hughes. j. B. King
and r. V. Baxter and large maJorltles
for Bliss and Ellis.
Big Springs-Convention instructs for
silver, Wallace for judge and Owsley,
Mayfeld and Mcdonald for railroad COM
missoners.
Midland-For silver, II; against silver
: l. instructions for entire state admins
tration: for Mccall and Maytield for.
commissioners: for district attorney,
Ellis Douthctte: for representative, IL. II.
Crowley of Midland; for judge of court
of civil appeals. Hunter of Fort Worth
Santo-For silver, IS; against silver
t. Instructions: Silver delegates to
Austin convention, i. r. Bowles, NJ. ID.
l.. Gracey. G. w. Mcdonald.
Eastand-The total vote in this pre-
cinct today was 1913. Ninety-nine votes
were cast for bimetallism and three
against. Following are the leading can
didatcs in this precinct: Governor. Gull
berson: lieutenant governor Jester; at
torney general, Crane: comptroller, fln-
ley; treasurer, Wortham; and commits
Sioner. Baker: superintendent of public
instruction. Carlisle.
pecoS-NO vote on money question.
Instructions: A. ]. Baker, land COM
missioner: Ii. II. Wallace. court of civil
appeals: ]. II. Beall. representative: \.
NJ. Watham, district judge; j. y. Gil
lett district attorney.
Iowa Park-For silver, 81: against sill
yer. 1. On account of harvest not half
of the vote of the precinct was polled.
Rhome-Aurora primary: For silver,
SO; against silver none. Instructions
for bimetalism without reference to the
action of any other nation.
Southmayde-Fo silver 80; against sill
vcr 1. Instructions: Baker, u; Hol-
colin. 20; congress, Bailey, 81; railroad
commissioners, Maytield, 81; Reagan, SO;
Storey. "a; superintendent, Carlisle, 10;
Kendall, 81 representative, Rubell, SO;
Perkins, 90 Fields, g. Evans. %.
-Bimetallism, 80: Culberson.
SO: Jester. 81: Finley. 81; Workman, "a;
Stayton. "a; Baker. 10: Crane, "a: for SUI
perntendent public instruction. Carlisle,
IS; Kendall. 16; for railroad commits
sioner, Riddle, 6; Storey, "a Mayfield, 10;
Mccall, 81; Farmer, 6: Peyton, 10; Nc
Donald. 10: for congress, Seventh dis
trict Henry, "a: for justice supreme court
Third district, Denman "a; for associate
justice Third supreme district Joy, "a;
for justice court of criminal appeals,
Davidson, 81; for judge of Twelfth jul
dicial district. Taliaferro, 80; for attor-
ney Twentieth judicial district Scott. 81;
for senator. Eleventh district, Mckin-
ney, 29 Johnson, &; for tloater, Seventy
second district, Brewster, "a. Only about
one-third vote usually polled.
Jacksonville-Sil 100; gold. 6: Cul-
berson. 127: Imboden for congress; dis
trict attorney, Donley; floater, o. Quinn.
Pottsboro-For silver 104; Culberson,
106; Jester, 106; Crane, los: Finley, 107;
for congress, Fifth district, Bailey, 1O3.
Roanoke-At the primary election held
here today free coinage carried by vote
of 145 to 10.
Aubrey. W. Bailey, congressman,
204; delegates uninstructed for free sill
yer. Full poll, PIT in primaries.
Weatherford-For silver, 362; against
; silver. 16: railroad commissioners Rea-
; gan. Mccall, Mayfield; Judge court Grim
mai appeals. Davidson; associate justice.
Wallace; congress. Thirteenth district,
Calhoun: representative. Maxwell.
r Rising Star-For silver, 49, against
r silver, g.
| Aleda-For silver, 40: against silver 0:
delegates to the county convention. Judge
= 4. j. Hood, Jr., from Watson, Dr. ]. A.
Murchison.
| Chico-FOr silver, 157; against silver, 1:
instructions, state senate, c.. V. Terrell;
representative, O. jenkins.
Boyd-For silver, IS votes; against sill
yer, 0: delegates instructed for Hon. ].
4. Patterson, district Judge: Hon. E. V.
Terrell. for state senator; foatOrial I'M
instructed.
Tioga-For silver. 142: against silver,
; ;; for governor. Culberson; congressman.
j. w. Bailey; representative. Renbell,
Field and Evans; for unit rule, 126;
against. |.