Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-08
NELSON HEADS THE LIST.
He Secures Larger Plurality Than Any
Other Kansas Republican Nominee
for State Ofice-Other Votes.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. 2.-The total vote
on state, congressional and judicial
nominees as officially returned to the
republican state committee and tabu-
lated by its clerks is as follows:
For associate justice-Smith, rep 1855;
Allen, pop, 1Sl,614 Carnahan, socialist, $50;
Smiths plurality, 1851.
For lieutenant governor-Richter, rep, Az
376; Harvey, pop, 13l242; Black, pro-, $3.50;
Arnold socialist 66); Richters plurality, 49,
1874
For secretary of state-ClarlI, rep, 14S,l62;
Bush pop 13O, Gal; Carton pro-, 3,6ss; O'Don-
nell, So, 6lS Clark's plurality, 1881.
For auditor Of state-Cole, rep, l47 1922 Nor
ris, pop, 1870, 775; Hurley pro, 2,572i Cain, so.
62h Coles plurality 1904
For state reasurer-Grimes, rep, l47,95S;
Heflebower, pop, 13), 53S; Blddison, pro-, 2,54S;
Wright So. 622 Grimes plurality 1870
For attorney general-Godard, rep, IA $685.;
Boyle pop. 1885, l3 Rose, 80, 624 Godard's
plurality, 9450.
For superintendent OF public instruction
Nelson, rep, 1897; Stryker, pop, 1870, 65i;
Buckner, pro-, 2, 175; Semple, So, 6o4 Nelson's
plurality, l8,24G
Congressman at large-Bailey, rep, 1880;
Botkin, pop, l3O,634; Williams, pro-, 1915;
Miller, so, 6O4 Bailey's plurality 1919
Congressman, First district-Cu rep,
23, 800; Price, fusion, 1871 Curtis majority,
1928
Congressman, Second distrIct-BowersoclE
rep, 2O,995; Peters, fusion, 1909 Bowersock's
majority, 2,062.
Congressman, Third dlstrict-KirkpatriclS
rep. 9U,2O; Rldgely, fusion, 2l,O6S; Ridgey's
majority, 1928
Congressman, Fourth district-Miller, rep,
O,9S2; Martin, fusion, 1885, Miller's majority,
S,OlZ
Congressman, Fifth district - Calderhead,
rep, 1892; Vincent, fusion l65Ol; Calder
heads majority, 2,47l.
Congressman, Sixth district-Reeder, rep,
IS 7Sl; Mccormick, pop, 1926 Hoetfer, dem,
1888; Reeder's plurality, 2,OOh
Congressman, Seventh district-Long, rep,
26,557; Simpson, fusion, 2i703; Longs ma
jority, l,76L
Eleventh judicial district composed Of
Cherokee. Labette and Montgomery countiesl-
Skidmore, rep. received 920j votes and San
ford, fusion. 8O9l Skidmores majority, 1904
Twenty second judicial district composed Of
Brown, Doniphan and Nemaha counties)-
Stuart rep. received 6,519 votes and Falcon,
fusion, $685. Stuart's majority 1853.
Twenty third judicial district composed Of
Russell, Ellis, Trega, Cove, Logan ana wal
lace counties) Monroe rep, received S,lSS
votes and Gilkeson, fusion, LIE; Monroe's
majority, l,42a
Twenty-iourth judicial district composed Of
Barber Harper Kingman and Pratt)-Gillett
rep, received 1896 votes and Mckay, fusion
$3.50; Gillett's majority, 1885
In the Seventeenth senatorial district, Shaw
nee county, the republicans elected 7. j. An
derson by 2s96 majority.
In the Thirty-second senatorial district
composed of Cloud and Republic counties the
republicans elected r. B. Ward by Sos majority
In the house of representatives the republic
ans have % members, the fusionists so and one
independent, and two ties, F. b. Dawes and Fitz.
williams, in the Seventh district, aud A e
Scott and DR.. Marks, in the Fifth district