The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-04

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senate-Hamer D, Al; Patton R, 10;
Shurtlin D, AZ; Stephens r, IL; Thomas
z, IS. entatives-Anderson D, %;
Gordon D, 10; Kay R, 20; Mckay D. 50;
land r, s; Olsen P, "A; O'Brien D. %;
Perkins D, AZ; Tintoek p, Is; Stewart
R, g..
so; Holbrook 81; Foster 0. State sena te-
Hamer D, 80; Patton R, IS; Shurtiiff D,
4S; Stephens R, Al; Thomas P, II. Repre-
SO; Kay r, 80; Mckay p, 81; James NC
Farland P, 6; Robert Mcfarland R, 40;
Olsen P. 3; O'Brien D. 40: Perkins D. 43:
Ti 11t P III, "A; Stewart R, A.
US; Mckinley 81. King 135; Holbrook 81;
Foster 8. State senate-Hamer d, 105;
Patton R, 1O2; shurtliff D, 1888; Stephens
Anderson D, IS; Gordon Is, p; Kay R,
1872; Mckay d, 127; James Mcfarland P,
| 80; Robert Mcfarland r, Sc; Olsen P, 10;
O'Brien D, 11S; Perkins, d, 1OS; Tintock
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Toquerville Precinct-Bryan, IS: Nc
Kinley, IS: King. g.; Holbrook, 1.State
senatsuRco pn r. a Snow p 81 Bepre-
county Democratic, ticket elected.
King. 80: Holbrook. ?, State Senate
Duffin d. 80; Orion R, ?.
gainesville.
Bryan 115, Mckinley 0. King 90; Hol-
Prook IL p FGsder state s senafeHam S3
| Stephens r. Is; Thomas F, 15 Represen-
/ tatives-Anderson D, So; Gordon d, %;
Kay T. -; Mckay Z, 90; James McFar-
sen P, 13; O'Brien D, so; Perkins D, 81;
Tintock p, q; Stewart r, IT,
Eighteenth Precinct-Ogden:
Bryan 160; Mckinley A. King III: Hol-
brook IS; Foster 1s. State .genate-Hamer
D, SO; Patton r, 81; Shurtliff D. 1l8; Steph-
/ ems r, IS; Thomas z, 36. Representatives
Anderson 2, s.; Gordon D: z; Kay R.
%; Robert Mcfarland p, 65; Olsen p. 10;
O'Brien D, SO; Perkins D. 80; Tintock P,
IS; Stewart r, SO.
! ST. GEORGE, Nov. 4-Vote for Bry-
an, sos; Mckinley, 80; King, 46S; Hol-
brook, so; Foster, 2; state senator Snow,
/ Oen). 1867; Proat, Rep.), 6s; -represen-
tative, Duffin, Dem-), 452; Orion, Rep.),
=.
HEBRON, Utah, Nov. 3.-vote for
Bryan, 81; King, "a; state senator,
Snow, "a; representative, Duffln, "a.
sANPETE COUNTY.
MANTI, Utah, Nov. 3.-Manti gives
total vote as follows: Mckinney BIS;
Bryan 553; Eolbrook 426; King, AL:
state senator, Johnson, 426; Alfred 440:
Representatives, Nelson. Republican,
III, NAA lSl4dIAScll, IlCpuDl.CSlIl, 40o +,
Hardy, Democrat. $50; Sorenson, Dem
ocrat. 434. Sanpete county viii elect a
divided ticket
Fourth precinct-Brydn, 101; McKin-
ley, %; congressman. King. 81; Hol-
brook, 81; Foster, 2; senator Alfred,
Democrat. 81; Johnson. Republican, Al;
Representatives, Hardy, Democrat, 80;
Sorenson, Democrat So; Nelson, Re
publican, So; Christensen Republican,
A.
The indications at o'clock showed
almost TO a certainty that every nOni-
nee on the Democratic ticket for county
Office is elected, with the possible ex-
ception Of the treasurer The latest re-
turns showed Chambers, Republican,
leading West, Democrat by 2l3 votes.
One-fhird Of the county yet TO hear
fro u Democratic precincts yet 10
hear from and West may be abIe to
wipe out Chambers majority
Farr, Democrat, is elected county
clerk over kimball, Republican, and
Hammond and Armstrong are elected
commissioners. The majority Of the
county ticket will range from 600 TO l.
500
Seven county precincts outside of
Ogden give Bryan 63S, Mckinley 81
Same precincts give King $40. HoIbrook
147. Twelve city precincts at 3:15 give
Bryan 1.15O Mckinley 1874. Same pre-
cincts give King 1174, Holbrook y.
BOX ELDER COUNTY.
Terrace 'precinct-Vote for Bryan, IS:
Mckinley, Il; King, p; Holbroos, 26;
Foster, l. State senators-Sharp, %;
Nebeker, "a.
CLEAR CREEK, Nov. S.-McKinley,
8; Bryan, Sc; Holbrook, is; King, IL.
WILLARD COUNTY.
HOLDEN, via Fillmore Utah, Nov
3.-Vote for Bryan, 1O2; Mckinley, 10;
King, rs; Holbrook, 50; stase csnators,
Robson, Democrat, Il: Callister r.
publican. 40; representatives, Ray, Dem
ocrat, SO; Thompson, Republican. 4.
KANOSH, Nov. 4-Vote: Bryan, 209;
Mckinley, 81; King, 126; Holbrook 80;
state senators, Callister, IA; Robinson,
Sc; representatives. Ray, 81; Thomp-
son, 49,.
DAVIS COUNTY.
West Bountiful.-Bryan, 800; McKin-
ley, 3; King. So; Holbrook, 90; Fos-
ter, f. State senate: Nebeker IOl;
Clark, I. Representatives: Stewart
81; Haight, 10; Kendall, 1.
Clearield.-Bryan, 80; Mckinley, 8;
King, "a; Holbrook, s; Clark (RepD, 5;
NeDeker tDeHl-), DO, hdi5nt- tEep.), y,
Trumbull (Pop.), O; Stewart (Dem.), 81
Sfeed Precinct.-Bryan. SO; McKin-
ley 5; Foster, 4; King, %; Holbrook, 3;
Clark (Rep.). z; Nebeker (Denl.), 81;
Haight (Rep). 6; Trumbull (Pop.). 20:
Stewart (Dem.). 6.
South Weber-Bryan, 3d. Mckinley, !
IA; King. 81; Holbrook. 20; Foster, "A;
Clark (Rep.), 20; Nebeker Dem.), 20;
Haight (Rep.), 20; Trumbull (Pop.), 81;
Stewart Oem.), 16.
Syracuse.-McKinley 8; Bryan, Co.
King, 4S: Holbrools, %: Foster. 0; Clark
(Rep.), %; Nebeker (Den.), IS; Haight
(Rep), %; Trumbull (Pop.), 2; Stewart
(Dem.), As.
Layton-McKinley 1O1; Bryan, 176;
Foster, 2; King, 142; Holbrook, 1876;
Clark, r., 129; Nebeker, D., 142; Haight, |
r., IA; Turnbull, P, s; Stewart, D., |
III
South Hooper Mckinley, 10; Bryan.
SO: King, "a; Holbrook, "a: Clark. r.,
20; Nebeker, D., SO; Haight. r., %;
Turnbull, p, 8; Etewart. D., "a. !
Kaysville, No. bryan 1922; McKin- |
ley, A; King, 80; Holbrook. 81; Foster.
=; Clark, r.. so; NebekeT, D., 102; |
Faig'ht r., 81; Turnbull, p, 4; Stew |
art, D., II
South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 36, Bryan $50.
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