The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1896-11-07

The Next Prssident Of the United States will
come from Ohio.


The greatest presidential campaign
since 1890 came to close on Tuesday,
when the electors OF the United States
cast their ballots for president and vice
president. The result OF abe contest is
victory for the Republicans, though only
by small majority, and William Nc
Kinlv Of Ohio will preside over the des-
TIMES Of this republic for the next four
years.
Mr.. Bryan the champion Of the people
against monopoly, and OF our American
financial system as against An English
one. made wonderful campaign, and
the very closeness Of the result NAV well
be considered triumph for the cause
Of free silver. Four years hence no
party will dare insert gold plank in its
platform and the friends OF independent
bimetalism may rest assured that their
cause Will triumph with the dawn OF
the next century.
IN EMMETT PRECINCT.
The election on Tuesday passed of
very quietly in Emmett there being no
particular excitement during the day.
although the vote cast was the greatest
ever cast in this precinct. Two hun
died and thirty one voters we're register
ed in the precinct and 213 votes were
cast, the vote for each candidate being
as follows:
Presidential electors-Bryan l72, Nc
Kinley %
Congressman-Gunn ll6, Borah AZ,
Morrison 81.
Governor-steunenbe 10. Bud ong
%.
Lieutenant Governor-Moore 1872, Bier
bower %, Mcfarland 5, True 25.
Other state officers received about the
same vote as that OF Lieutenant Gov
enor except in the case OF Frank Ramsey
>cpuoieah honiihcc iof STATE treasurer
who received "A votes running about 20
ahead Of his ticket.
The full vote for county officers is as
follows;
State Senator-Coughsnour 100, Foote
81, Gipson "a
Representatives-Wri l27. Rice lis
Rodgers ll0-Whipple %, VanHouten
10. Alley 23-Robertson 25, Horn 35,
Hayes 65.
\ sheriff-Taylor lol. Wilson Sc. Hink-
I ey s5.
Assessor-Huf llo. Nesbit 2e, John
son So
Probate Judge-Davis ll2, Ollie 10,
Little 62.
Treasurer-cheney l22. Iretoo 10.
Boone Al.
surveyor-williams l40, NettIeton %,
Millkin 20.
Coroner-Delano 100. Dutton 10. ely
mer 81.
Commissioner lst dis. King l2l.
Dodd %. Gwinn %. 2nd dis. Peterson
lis. Blessenger 25. Watkins 81 3rd dis
Knox rs. Allen 81. Rider 2l.
Justice-Coonrod 100, Witt 1923, vii.
} liams 50.
onstable-Allerton l12. Blanchard
"A.
The order in which the names are
given is the same AS that in which they
appear on the ticket, viz: Peoples Dem
ocratic. Republican and Silver. and II
will be seen that the Demo-Pops are
away in the lead in this precinct In
the county the result was much the
same as IN this precinct. The Peoples
Democratic party elected their entire
ticket with the exception of Probate
Judge, George Little the Silver candi-
didate being elected to that Office.
NEARBY COUNTIES.
Complete returns from Canyon county
with the exception Of Kuna precinct,
which will not materially change the
returns. are as follows:
BRYAN I'LL. Mckinley 277.
Congress-Gunn 627. Morrison DDS.
Borah 49,
Goyernor-S;euncnberg 1915. Budloug
Sol.
Lieutenant governor-Moore 506. Bier
bower 1853, True 1870.
State senator-Coughanour $50. Foote
3l2. Gipson 1924
Represen. .atives-Rice 64s. Wright
$50, Van Houten 25s. Robinson 1916.
Horn All, Hayes 1876.
Sheriff. ylor 6l2, Wilson 345. Hink-
ey AS.
Assessor-Huf o77. Nesbit POI. John
son 433,
Probate judge-Dayis 535. Dilley 24l,
Little 620.
Treasurer--chaney 6l5, Ireton l72,
Boone 495.
Commissioners-King GIG. Dodd 27l.
Gwinn 406. Peterson 53l, Blessinger jos.