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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07
SECOND DISTRICT.
CHEROKEE.

Rusk. Complete returns give Cooper,
dem, for congress about $50 plurex>y
Davis, dem. Tor district Judge, about $50
majority; Donley dem. for district attor-
ney. $50 majority, y. b. Barbee dem.
for Heater. about 100 majority. Y.
b. Stokes. pop. for representative, Is
elected by % majority; S. Il Barron. DEM,
elected county Judge l.. u. Quinn. dem.
county attorney; r. II. SuElotary, pop,
elected sheriff by 20 majority G.. S. Iious-
ton, dem. elected tax collector, j. Wood
F,ancis. dem. elected district clerk By 4
majority, G. A. Balow, dem. elected tax
asscssor. @. g. Luoncy, treasurer; j. ".
Chandler. dem, elected county clerk Z.
a. Watkins pop. surveyor. Democrats
elected three county commissioners and
pops one. All Of the Justices Of the peace
aud constablcs IN the county are democrats
except two. Democrats have made gains
In this county over two years ago. Bryan
and SewaIl's plurality rs about 800 in mis-
county Koarbys majority is about 30r.
other state ticket ran behind Kearby "A
little. The negroes voted almost solid'y
for Nearby but many ~ them voted the
county democratic ticket.
Alto The election passed off very quietly
here Thr democratic county ticket VAS IN
the lead at the hoX. Bowman, dem, WAS
elected commissioner by "A handsome major
ity G., NJ Nocll dem. was elected jus
ticc Of the peace and John Brown, dem,
was elected baillll.
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BLAKE'S COUNTY REDEEMED
Limestone, Waller and Cass Are
New Trophies.
A POUSlNG MAJORITY IN M'LENNAN
less Than One-H the Vote Reported
by Coun,Ics-The Vote In
Detail.

The returns from the opposition strong
holds got in yesterday ard reduced some
what the percentage maintained by Cul-
berson In the vote previously received. The
totals of the counties which have made
complete reports with one or two precincts
missing and estimated in few Instances
are: Culberson 1876, i73; kcarby 1882.
This is lesa than one half OF the vote Of the
State The remainder will lift Cuiberson 5
majority to between 10000 and ip00O.
Bryan's lead over Mckinley VIII not fan
below 100000.
Limestone county comes out OF tho pop
ulist column and gives culberson major
ity of 5lS
Culherson was beaten by both Nusent
and Mnkemson In Waller ooCnty In iSJi.
lie gets it this time ty 1911 majority
Cass county. 70 use the phrase o. lar
ney -roor Darney-Gibbs. quits the pop
uliTt party toll.
The following IL the vote OF counties
Ia a IL, raf
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FIRST DISTRICT.
WALLER.

Hempstead-Thc official vote n, mi.
county complete s as follows: BRYAN and
sewall llo1i Mckinley l4gi Culb.rson
itSe' Nearby 1894 For congress, san
Ih""' EAGLE mo Senate, Burns 1874:
Motoney 9oi ]. NJ. Morris mo oppositionl
Tor tho legislature County mdsc IGn'
may rep. li2d; Sanders. dem. 1880 com.
~ clerk. T. H. Mepade. dem, aiae: pick.
l'op'' ~ District clerk kc-to McDadr'
DEM 1853; Perry. pop 32l sheriff. Tay-
i Ior' pop" 1892 Lipscomh, dem. Ii50.
treasurer, Quincy, DEM. 26ii. County a,
torney, II G. Tompkins $50: Crook Jo,r
LOS; rinckney Al. Poole 396. Collector
iarqnhar dem, 259S, Assessor. Sterling
nein'' ls9'. houlware. pop. 9Si. Ranlin
rep. 5i9' Surveyor, Jones dem lG7s
,,eil no ",, Superintendent OF instruc-
non zd''. Woigher. Freeman. ron ~.
Eokles' rep, III; Norman. non hut on
democratic ticket also, sal
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ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Rec.

Beeville-The returns from Bee county
precincts are all in, giving majority in
Dictated by the figures opposite their NAMES,
to the following candidates: For president,
Bryan and SeWall. 9S2: for governor,
Charles A. Culberson, 6S5 for congressman
Eleventh district, Rudolph Klehorg 7iI;
for district judge Twenty fourth district,
James G. Wilson, 9S; for district attorney
TW enty fourth district. Lon c. flill, S99:
for representative Eighty third district, 7.
c. Mcfarland, 105l for senator Twenty
second district, T.. u. Linn. 796. All old
county officers Were rc-elected.
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COLEMAN.

Colcman-The following is the vote IN
fun Of this county Bryan and Sewall 1903
bryan aud Watson TOO, Mckinley l5S.
Culbcrsors majority is 33S over Kcarby.
Lanham, for congress, has 202 majority in
the county J. q. Woodward FOR district
judge carries the district by 1000 majority.
Burns, dem, beats 2ellnes, pop, 223 ma
jority for legislature. County ticket, all
democrats: Rose county judge; Il. V.
Wood county clerk, Mann, district clerk
Baker. attorney. Gililand. treasurer:
Homphill. assessor: McElrath. surveyor
Sanders, sheriff Roach. weiEher beat
populists by maJoritles ranging from 200
to 600
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Jasper--Wc have Just received the total
vote of county, as follows, Mckinley, pro-
hihtion aud combined opposition Of dem
ocracy, $40 Bryan and Scwall l1i CON
sressman Cooper dem, 6ll Calhoun pop.
iiN Claiborne. rep, l25. state senate.
Greer. dem, 73i, Howell pop iG6 III is
liowell's homo. Representative. Good
dem. '6i sharp, pop. a56. District judge.
non political, West S62 Douglass 357 DIS
triet attorney. non political Nicks Az
hroocks iSG. Culhersou ISL: Hearty i95
Democrats sweep the county, capturing
everything In sight. Last election popuius
erected mali tho officers Biggest democrat
ie vote ever cast In county We have
buried the pops so deep that their toes
don't show.
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TENTH DISTRICT.
GALVESTON.

ualNestoh ne proVoklhg manner IN
WY 've", Us III , ~. we
a rrna, doaI Of VOW, ,,nfa,.or,hla co,n,nan,
sIVdt uoai OIL very uhldNoraole comment =
a .io III sum tll"NS 'nVto was a su9Pie'"''
'n, ,'r 'S' VI so''V '"n'a,,'',o u, a
ma, r',,,t s.'t i 49, % a, i," ,'
, ,n"' : ,"uuu ,'i'sm, " ano."Cn ,oI o9l'
Nm. ... i. W"S Nno" ~, AZ cary as Ne"neS''ay
ltsml 'ila. i'tnIs noinaS naI n'en eireIe..
, ',''' Nv T9u"a NU..Vei rs
,''. ~. o."Vl ''uu ''"'os' eH'op. "a
10 10 county assessor TAX eoile'tor ana county
Ju'iso' me iaoe pGi"eeh 'ho le"d,hs can :
d'aates Tor these Offices being so close That
uny me 'o'ilioie No'e could lecine H. one
ward ana one outside precinct got in this
iuorhihs' pu' ano'ner' Inc tehth' haa not
leloi tou up 10 'a'e hour 'hls evening
night II then The election officers there
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Victora-tomplete returns from every
box in the county give Mckinley 1862;
Bryan S2T. kearby l27L Culberson 500.
Klcherg $40. Grass 1865. Legislature,
Frazier. rep. s61; Thurmond. pop, AT;
Mcfarland, dem. 7S6. District judge,
Wilson S55 Grimes l26S District attor-
ney, Vandentergc 1919 ;Hll 1913. Wilson
and Nandcnberge are undoubtedly elected
and Mcfarland for the legislature seems
certainly elected Linn, for the senate, has
a walk over. The race between Grass and
Kleberg is very close with chances favor
ing Grass.
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NJ | LIS

Goldtwai'e-Full returns from all pre-
clhcts in this county: kearhys IIJority is
90 jenkins (congrossl 1j Martins trep-
resentatiYel 50. The popuists elect their
entire ticket with the execution of countv
clerk. and for that office g. g. Marlborough
beats iraier by 81 votes. There was A
large vote polled and everything passed off
quietly. EN-Judge Head was elected com
missioner over lfcarn HopJ from district
NO = being the ouly democrat in the court.
H. L. H. Williams 0or district attorney
Is away "hrad OF both his opponents in thi,
county.
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Marshall Returns coming very slowly
from country precincts. Those arrived show
large majority for Culherson lie has
LOCO majority In this city and something
u ,,, sopn m county. blocker precinct gives
hiyah -lu' Mckinley none. Cooper. for CON
tl"ss' goa. Culheison 2l0. Krarhv none
NasNom precinct. Culhcrson ao2. Kearby
/ Scoitsvilo. Culbcrson lo1, Koarby 10
bryan % majority relrns precinct, Cul-
berSon ana State and county officers, 200
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POLK

Iiyingstou--C Complete returns for county
give Bryan and Sewall l273 national dem
osratc 10 populist 62i republican $50. tul-
hcrson 1884; Kearby 1855 Congress.
Cooper l3i0 Calhoun 9il Claiborne 272
senator Neal lbs Wallan ~ Allen IA.
REPRESENTATIVE Thlrty-nnh district Me
kollar l3,i White lo76. ludge Ninth dis
trtct Glshtower. l770, Carlisle cot Dis
trict attorney. Ninth district, Carter ia23.
County Judge. Maury loss Matthew Sn7.
County attorney, g. NJ MeKunon. no op-
position. 1919. District clerk punnam.
dem, 1913 Fields, pop s77. County clerk,
Grocn, dem, 1857: Barker pop. $40. Shor-
IN, STANDBY. dem, 1895. McKim pop,
1871 Assessor, Sollars dem l5i0. Kelley
pop. So. Treasurer. Williams, dent. l62l
Richardson pop. S37 Tax collector ZIP
person. dem, l632 Mckee pop SOP sur
vcyor, Hubert, dem. 1913, W II. i'm,
pop, 81. Commissioners precinct No. /
Greer dem, l2o Galloway, pop. ill The
fight Of the opposition was against Sherln
STANDBY and Captain Greer for sheriff and
commissioner. hut without success The
merchants Of the town closed up and went
ON the streets ia behalf OF these mon aud
The party showing their carncstnoss IN he
half of democracy and efficient. faithful Of
uccrs.
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11-11NG LOCALS

Luling, Texas, November
crop of cotton is exceeding all As
At least 20 per cent more than W
upon by the most sangulns WIZ
Curious crowds still surrou''
bulletin boards on Railway ''-
hardly be convinced but that !. p
dispatches written on them az ~ 4
number of heavy bets weIe MI
hy parties making this paw
quarters. =. h.r, IA
The Sons of Hermann o.. nav S,s|
elegant lodge rooms Ila ,sIr a
pvthiqs for their month"; N
Nessrs. Zulweg and Muen's, b 4
leading spirits of the orae !, h 4
are rapidly making II one i, N a
and most popular societies :, m u
Anton schuentel. living a,
Maxwell. fell into the , rd 70 y
evening. His little boy n r., ~ }
out and was dragged asa , n. y
CIV" his face fearfully, :, ~
however. and pulled MS IA saa III ~
4 rush of cotton is lo0A' Il
tor.SErow. go aos.lil
GlorASSNiominates. ,,rty /. ~
4 bYs quail hunting pa'T1 ros -
cani1ed for a trip TO the -
Poultry fanciers shou' ., pItsliS
exhibition at, the Fair ~
Vember 10 TO II.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.


palIas ~A MI hoNes In Dallas county havo
Ven heard from c"cent one. oak Clir
me ne tl,S' Second, Third. Fourth. sixth and
lW'llIn Wards IN Dallas city are vet 10 be
counted The official qguras for the frty.
t"o precincts heard from. which include
seven Guy wards. ARE as follows: Bryan
Watson 615. Culberson J,ll: Kearbv ARA
congressman Burke 62at; Gibbs isGl. 9TH
or boxes Will be iu tniaorrn,y
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GRIM S.

Navasdfn--Complete returps ,., =,
lhe boxes in the county show ina, ~ a"
lowing county officers have been eleoted.
county Judge, j. H. league. distrlc, cler,'
Ginord smyth sheriff. G. l.. scott. ts,
collector, w. G. Howard: tax assessor -
- 'reori county attorney. \. NJ. Cam,
urli, county clerk NJ $. Womack: treas
urer' j, u. Terrell; county surveyor FIo@,
Edwards, the last four being d.,,oa ~. u
ana the Others populsts Two domocr,,io
commissioners and two popuIists 40
erected In the county, G. u Meals ma
1ority for senator Is 1900 and E. A. Scot,
for district attorney. $50 Nso'''
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HOPKINS

Cumby The following democratic county
ticket is elected in full. by majortlcs
ranging from 400 to SEQ: Floator. Levi
Mercer district clerk. W j. Cline. county
judge, X. h. Kcasler, county attorney. W.
H. Potts; county clerk John n, Coz, sheriff,
q. y. Wiihers. taN collector :. Il. Chap
man assessor, J. Is Ranks5 county treas
urcr, j. S. Wood; county surveyor. Joe
btashear; county commissioner precinct
No. I. j n. Winniford Justice of the peace
precinct No. 4, G.. NJ. Morton; constable
precinct No. 4. \. ]. Titus.
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COLI AID.

Goiad-County officers elected Henry
Sharen, county judge, dem, reelected:
George L. pope, county attorney. dem, re-
elected; William Fromme assessor rep,
re elected; Walter Dunman. county clerk,
pop; Robert u. Newcomb. district clerk.
dem: Emil Bergman, county treasurer, re-
elected; j. e. pottus, sheriff and tax col
lector. dera; Josephus Sparrow. justice Of
the peace Goliad precnct w. II. Camp
bell. constable Goliad precinct.
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LEON.

eehtervilleNFuii returns from all vot.
ANe "cOihols except aoiue unu Ol Two small
U's sho"s results Us Ioiio"s in this coun-
- NIose between AuiuersUu aau .,ea.,,,
democratic u.slricL ana county uu,,,., 40
aneau Wy sdIe maJo!ltles. tOpuisls Al. 4,
e'ee.eu Hothi!s IA county. uuiuAs IL -
JUSTICES ahu constap DIES ia one GA Two olu-
i''ns p1seincts, aha COMMISSIONER ia neal
Nv D. WIN .uances iayorapIo 10 democrats
al wat peAl' Two years agu popuusts
N wv eoiIiiiiiss.oheIs anu tAiee JUS
e4ees vi Inc peace, Dut ll.y naye Ialtsu
s@est all along tue line tuis lime.
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SOMERNEIL

Glen Rose.-Bryan and Sewall 500 Bryan
and Watson 3i2; Mckinley 90; Culherson
355; kcarby Ssi. Congressman. Lanham.
dem. 36i jenkins, pop S72 Represent
ative. Fields, dem. 1854: Lee pop. 353
Glen Rose County officers elected
Adams dom, county judge; Merrill dem.
sheriff, Murray. dem, coHnty treasurer:
HcCfer, DEM. county surveyor; Shield.
pop, county clerk; Kelly, pop, county as
SCISSOR; Strayhp, dem. district Judge. Par
ker dem, district attorney.
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PALO PINTO.

Palo Pinto. An returns from MI
ty are In, o. /. York. democrat 4
incumbent, reelected sheriff; l,Ao 4
land, democrat, county clerk; VI u
hrough. democrat, county iudn,
EaVes, democrat. district clerk; i
Stevens, p0pulist, county attorrE'
Lindsey, populist. assessor. 7, VI
populist. treasurer; George Metciss
ocrat, surveyor a large vote polE
lines not very closely drawn. tn
full candidates were only elected y
ma iOritips
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l.aGranGe, The election is a. last over
win ana the following officers were elected
.or 'he ensuing term of this county: VOL
Ehlinger, county Judge: August I.oes-
sin, reelected sheriff; r. Klatt re-
elected county clerk G. l.. Ncose re
elected district clerk; Neal Robson re.
elected tax collector, c H. Stenmann re-
elected tax assessor; Il. r, Brashaw. ro-
elected county treasurer; John II O'Rar
county superinteudent; Percy Faison. re-
rleoiou county attorney; John T., Moore.
reelected public weigher
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Palestine Returns from the county arc
coming ~ slowly and actual count impos
t'Uie, pui enough Is known TO warrant the
lu't"M INK Entire county drInocratlr
ticket is elected by majority NJ Soo IN ,
Iotal vote Of 5000. culbersou has slightly
cooper. dem, majority NJ about 500 over
lead the ticket This county gives : Il
Claiborne, rep. and Calhoun. pop. for CON
kteSs' second congressional district. GIN
ior alslrlet Judge beats Burnett, with ma
lority OF about 1900.
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ROWE

TeNarl'ana Fun returns from this couu-
~ itoWle' snow the entire democrats tick
ct elected Ivy an average majority of 1000
with th' exception Of Frank NJ Rail, for
county attorney. who is defeated by Frank
brooks by about 100 votes Local in
nuencos against RAN in the west end of
the county caused his name to hc scratched
without mercy The Bryan and Culbcrson
majority is about normal with that of the
county ticket despite the wild claims of the
republicans to the contrary
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Third DISTRICT.
HENDERSON.

Athens-Bryan and Sowall 65e; Rrvap
ana ana watson le2; Mckinley 290. Culberson
Wv kearby iiS Congressman. De Graz
lehrled, dem. ga; Farmer, pop. 1876. Rem.
$50 ''-' nam pup
Athens-Bryan's majority In the county
over soo' Cuioerson's SO. ]. Il. Burnett,
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BASTROP.

Bastrop.-Complete returns for Bastrop
county Electors. republican 20l3; dem
ocrat 1852; populist 80: Palmer and Buck
ner 10; prohibition 81; Culberson 1905;
kearby 2SS3; Key 250l; Glasscock 1877.
Total vote of county in 1884, Also. Total
vote Of county In 1896. 4S3S.
Bastrop.-All the old county officers
were reelected as follows: Representative,
l.. j. Staples, dem. county Judge ]. b.
Price dem. county attorney. G. C. High
smith. pop; district clerk X. j. Griesen-
beck, dem. county clerk. w T. Jenkins.
dem; tax collector J. l.. Gibson, dem. !:
sheriff G. W Davis dem; county treas
urer, c, X. EIaynic, dem.
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l3ltAIORlA.

Angleton- Complete returns FROM all
precincts except one in Brazoria county
Columbia from which no returns have
been received, will give majority Of
more than 900 for the republican ticket.
bryan and Sewal 99S; Bryan and Watson
81; Mckinley l72S. Culberson 1910; + ear
by lla1 Congrcssman--Shc SS5;
Hawlcy 1891; Allen iSs. state senate
Linn 9l5: Robertson li9o. Representative
Hensey 1905; Wilherson 1921. District
Judge Reese 1853 The county republic
an ticket is elected hy a large majority
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MARION.

Jefferson Complete returns from every
box in this county are not in yet, out
enough IS in to insure the recollection Of
tho following county officers; j. NJ he
ware, shorit j. \. Arnlstead. county
judge; w. + Jones, county clerk, L. d.
Webster, district clerk, G. Hart, colloc-
tor. j. NJ. Harper, treasurer james Ford
MAS rc-olectol county attorney, l.. B Toul
Justice of the peace; Zeik Dohbius assessor,
all democrats, f.. Eborstate. republican,
white. was elected commissioner OF the pre-
cinct and Louis Turner, republican. coiorcd
was elected constable. The Indications ara
that Captain q. r Todd, populist candidate
for district judge has carried The county
by small majority. x. H. Hart. demo
cratic candidate for district attorney, has
carried the county. Crawford democrat,
candidate for congress. and Governor Gull
herson have carried the county by about
800 majority.
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WALKER.

observation-disclosures from nine precincts
in this county out of twelve give Mckinley
electors 1888, Bryan zoos. Culberson 1903;
Kearby 1856. Ball 1851; Eagle 500. The
full county democratic ticket Is elected
with the exception of G. u. Dixon for tax
assessor, William Cotton. populst, being
elected by 10 majority. No election was
held In precinct No. owing TO absence
Of election blanks.
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LIPSCOMB.

Lipscomb-One hundred and In
votes we're cast as follows. B1a
Sewall 9N; Mckinley "a; Cultsx,
koarhy 30 Congress, Stevens Ia
Bentley, pop. 80. State senate, GtaI
"a. Legislature. Smythe 81. CouF
GERS: Duke, county judge; youn, /
superintendent; Watson, county Nv
Fox, sheriff Robb, county els,s
treasurer.
Higgins bryan and Sewall y, yI
Sd; Culberson %; Kearby a "a,
Stcphens, dem, 81, Pope, rep, u
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NEWTON.

SeWton-Bryan and sewall 1926. prv,n
ana ana watson ITO, Mckinley 239 Culborson
IVU, h s,a $36 Congressman. Cooper
pop, 1876 State senate. Greer do" ~,
Howell pop, $50. Representative. Good
dem, III. sharp pop. ao7. ''O''
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KARNES.

Runge-Officers elected in Karnes coun,
ty: County Judge, +. r. Barnes. pop;
sheriff and tax collector. w. T. Morris
dem. district and county clerk, w. l.
Mayfield. dem; treasurer, ]. W. Ruckman,
dem. assessor. l.. G. Bailey. dem; coun-
~ attorney. NJ. b. Little, pop; county
surveyor, T. Phelps, pop.
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BAY Clty-Complctc vote of thi. count,
Is rs follows Mckinley sC6: BRYAN ~
Nulberson Al Hearty $50. Nu SiaIe oSa
GERS win Culhorson, Iawloy 554. shei.
outne iSS Allen u, State senate Linn
i ,Uo' Noo9Fs9n ~ Representative Hens
'ial count viii show but little " snv
change from above ''''' F." any
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pop. so. County officers (democratlc)
elected; W. r. Freeman. Judge; Stephen
Faux. attorney: j. 4. Deem, district
clerk Ben f. Warren, county clerk; X.
Richardson. sheriff; Lewis Foster. tax col
lector; Dan Donnell. Assessor. j. w. Car
yer, county treasurer; w. T.. Speer, coun-
y surveyor.
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GREGG.

Longvlew-B Bryan and sewall s26; McKln.
ley 1888 Culberson 1l7i kcarby 1856 For
congressman. DeGraifenreid. dem, 1921 !
Tanner, rep. $40. For district Judge, Rus
sell, dem. 1908; Wooldert. rep. $40 For
representative, J. ID. Rudd. dem, S53; b.
Cannon, rep, $50. For district attorney,
S. A. Smith 1898; u. NJ. Reedy 66S.
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STERLING.

Sterling City-Bryan and Sewall 100;
Bryan and Watson IS; Mckinley II. Gull
berson loS Kearby 100. For congressman.
j. l.. Slayden, dem, 90; George Noonan.
rep ~ Mckay. pop. 81. For representa-
tive. j. Calhoun, dem, los; A. d. Renshaw.
pop. LOG.
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SIlt'L.llN-

,'n , bryan and Sowall zoos; <yan
aud Watson 66l. Mckinney l-o. cnt'',,5, "
lu'o' kearby 1910. CONGRESSMAN Conn.r
dem, 2O2S Calhoun, pop. 1910 Kcprosrnt.
awe awe Garrison. dem. 1867; Afford nom
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Trinity Full returns shoN .ho, u. ;,
Lewis, pop, has defeated 4 N S,cyo,,.,r.
lem'' Tor county attorney. and ~ n,
Evans pop. has defeated ]. r. Ramev
aem', for justice Of the peace precinSt
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Arkansas Pass The following county Of
ficers were elected: County Judge. s. c.
Borden sheriff. u. Odem county attorney,
W. II Young; county and district clerk.
j. c. Dougherty; assessor, Charles Odoch-
nrty
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-07

WORKMAN. County election returns are
all In, 1t gave Ball. for congress. ma
jorlty over Eagle 6Gs Culbcrson over Kear-
by 500. with the entire democratic county
ticket with majority ranging from $50
to 800
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NINTH DISTRICT.
WASHINGTON

Brennan. Following is complete vote
OF Washington county. The Bryan and
sewall electors rolled 1880 Mckinley and
Hobart 1907; Palmer and Buckner 70; BTy-
an and Watson 43. For governor. Culberson
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tax assessor, j. T. Foster, m,mu
For tax collector, r. L. Ramsey \,
4a2. For surveyor, r. R. Well 3,
l65. All of the county otficen..r
democrats as well as the county n
sioncrs.