The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-18
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
No Change In the Results Announced In
the

the standard.
Missoula, Nov. 1.-THE county com
missioners met to-day In adjourned
session and completed the canvass OF
Missoula county's vote In last weeks
election. The anvass developed ho
changes from the result announced In
the Standards eturn published the
morning after election. There were
some slight changes made In the fg-~
ures. but rome that affected the results.
The republicans elect the state senator
and county surveyor n the democrats
get the balance of state and county
tickets by good majorities. The larg-
est vote received by any one candi-
date was that OF John Hayes. the DEM
ocratic candidate for coroner. His vote
was 1880. II. T. Wilkinson. democrat
comes next with 1870. ii. W. Nc
Laughlin heads the legislative ticket
with 1.2f9 votes to his credit. There
is a difference of more h a 400 votes
between the lowest man on the demo-
cratic legislative ticket and the highest
n on the republican. Between Nc
Laughlin and the low man OF the re-
publican ticket there Is a difference OF
nearly 700. Campbell carried Missou-
Ia county by a plurality over Marshall
Of 194. Pemberton leads Brantly by IS
votes. The fight made for Judge Brant-
ly I'm this county was very strong. and
he made several visits to the county
during the campaign. In the local town.
ship contest. william Hayes. republic
al n William Houtchens. democrat,
are elected justices OF the peace. and
Joe Longley and Harry Logan. both
democrats. are successful candidates
for constabulary positions. Joe Long
ley defeated his brother William. who
was on the republican ticket. by a big
majority. The surprising feature OF
election Is the small vote cast by the
~populists. 1t surprises the populists.
Their highest vote was that received by
Biener for constable in He'll Gate town
ship. His vote was 147. None OF the
populist candidates on the county tick
ct received 200 votes. This probably
winds up the populists In this county.
The result OF the official count is as
follows: For representative in con-
gress: Thomas G.. Marshall s04. Thorn.
as Hogan 35s. Albert j. Campbell s9S;
Campbelfs plurality 1st.
For chief justice: Theodore Brantly
1.00l. w. Y. Pemberton 1867: Pember-
tons majority Sc.
For associate justice: George c..
Grub ZIG. w. T. Pigott 1.105. James NJ.
Clements 10: Pigott's plurality 3s9.
For clerk of supreme court: Benja-
min Webster ia. O. NJ. Holmes $50.
Henry @. Rickerts 1850; Ricketts, plu-
rality SAG.
For state senator: Tyler worden.
rep. $40, Joseph r. Marion. dem. $50.
II. Hazelton, pop. 119: Wsrden's plu-
rafity 20.
sentatives: T.. J. Powers. rep. IA; Will
liam Dyson. rep. 709: Charles f. Beck
with. rep. 721: NJ. r. Rutherford. rep.
$50: II. w. Mclaughlin. dem. 1.219; A.
l.. Stone. dem. 1.1se: w. J. Stephens.
dem. LIS; Henry c. Stiff. dem. LILO;
Samuel MacLeay. pop. 100: j. F. De-
laney. Bop, 20.
For county attorney: s. q. Murray.
rep. 9ls: J. G. Denny. DEM, 1,1ss. Den
ny's majority, 264.
For county clerk and recorder: Frank
c. McCready. rep. 765: H. s. Wilkinson,
dem. 1870. Wilkinson's majority. sos.
For county auditor: Charles w. Bish-
op. rep. ss7: J.. c. McGinnis. dem,
1.055. McGinnis' majority. 16s.
For county assessor: w. II. Hamil-
ton. rep. $50: Clarence r. Prescott.
dem, 1.Ies; J. f. Cyr. pop. SO. Pres
colts plurality. $40.
For sheriff: Frank L. Darbee, rep,
91i: ID. T. Curran. dem, Lila: William
MacLeay. pop. las. Curran's plurality.
200.
For county treasurer: j. s. Kemp.
rep. 1.032: George c. Higgins. dem,
l.074. Higgins majority. ~.
For public administrator: Edward
Rohkramer, rep. 7s7; Frank NJ. Keim.
dem.. 1.116; John Buckhouse. pop. e2.
Keim's plurality. $40.
For coroner Moses Rockman, rep.
$50: John Hayes. dem, 1890. Hayes
majority. 731.
For county superintendent OF schools
Minnie Spurgin. rep. SIS: Harriet Hord.
dem. LILO. Hord's majority. 335.
For county surveyor: Elmer Hughes.
rep, 1.0e9: Frank Longstaff, dem. SAC.
Hughes majority. 12s.
For Justices of the peace. He'll Gate
township: william Hayes. rep. 1872:
Nelson Meyers. rep. 421: w. A. Houtch-
ems, dem. 4S9: p. G. Prince. DEM, 44s;
Frank G. Ives. pop., 12s.
For constables. He'll Gate township:
william Longley. rep. 49,; A. j. Grin
nell. rep. 465; Harry Logan. dem. I6s;
Joseph Longley, 76S; Charles Biener.
pop.. Ia.
For amendment to the constitution
relating to the supreme court. 4l3:
against the amendment to constitution
relating to the supreme court, 1893.
For the amednment TO conts...ution
relating to county commissioners. 1886:
against amendment to constitution re.
lating to county commissioners, 234.
Township officers outside OF Hell
Gate were elected as follows:
Jocko-william Miller. rep.: John
Meany. dem. justices. l.. +. Smith.
rep, and Clarence Willis. dem, consta.
bles.
Thompson-w. C.. Adams and l..
Jones. Justices: @. s. Good and j. II.
Massey. constables.
Cendar-T. s. Bowers and Hans John
son. justices: Joseph Burdette and
Henry Bishop. constables.
Frenchtown-G. ". Brown and Hosea
Cornick. justices: @. A. Brown, consta-
BILE.
Heron-Ed Knott. justice: Henry
Lowery and T.. Carroll, constables.
There We're no protests filed N II
Is not thought there will be any con-
tests.
Seized Two Bronse ann
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