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Brown, 8. Senators-Knox, ia; John
san, 81. Representatives. Robertson
1l3; Rurtz, so. Assessors -McAttew, sc
Hoffecher, Ia.
Election returns for voting booth at 4
street and New Castle avenue, Fourtl
district, First Legislature diatrict.
Congress, Handy, l52; Hofecker, SO
Brosius, !. State Treasurer, Ross, 15l
Ball, 80; Hutton, 1; Swain, 7. Stat,
Auditor, Bishop, ISL; Jones, !; Lingo
SO; Brand, 7. Recorder Of Deeds, Mont
gomery, l5l; Clark, 80; Mccall, l;shoup
z. Sheriff, Moody, l51; Taylor, SO
Brown, l; Lynch, 7. Coroner, Rothwell
$50; Vandever, So; Little, !; Brown, 4
Representatives, Kitchen. SO; Gormley
15l. Assessors, James D. Mccoy, 1853;
John McCauley, 81.
Election returns for voting booth al
No. 2l0 West Sixth street, Second Legis.
lature district.
Congress-Handy, 70; Hoffecker, rs
Brosius, 5. State Treasurer-Ross, III
Ball, rs; Hutton, 5; Swain, 8. State
Auditor-Bishop, 70; Jones, 5: Lingo, rs
Brand, 8. Recorder of Deeds-Mont.
gomery, "; Clark, "a; Mccall, S; Shoup,
8. Sherif-Moody, IS; Taylor, 70;
Brown, 5; Lynch, 7. Coroner-Roth.
we'll, SO; Vandever, n; Little, 5; Brown,
o. Representatives-Carter, 76; Dona-
hoe 70; Gibson, 5; Saylor, ..
$50 p. m.-The Eighth precinct of this
city gives Hofecker majority of 200.
This is gain of 5 votes.
Election returns for voting booth at
No. 7 East Seventh street, First Legisla-
ture district.
Congress-Handy, 81; Hoffecker, lO7;
Brosiup, 4. State Trersurer-Ross, 86;
Ball, lO4; Hutton, 3; Swain, 7. State
Auditor-Bishop, 65; Jones, 8; Lingo,
106; Brand s. Recorder of Deeds-
Montgomery, 60; Clark, 203; Mccall, 3;
Shoup, 7. Sherif-Moody, 81; Taylor,
100; Brown, 3; Lynch, s. Coroner
Rothwell, 63; Vandever, 1OS; Little, 8;
Brown, Z. Representatives-Hitch, 106;
Gormley, &c. Assessors d. Nc
Coy, 65; John G. McCauley, Z.
Election returns for voting booth at
Seventh and Rodney streets, Fifth Legis-
lature district.
Congress-Handy, 60; Hoffecker, l1S;
Brosius, 4. State Treasurer-Ross, 81;
Ball, l19; Hutton, 4; Swain, /. State
Auditor-Bishop, 81; Jones, 4; Lingo,
1l9; Brand, l. Recorder of Deeds
Montgomery, 81; Clark, l1s; Mccall, 4;
Shoup, l. Sheriff-Moody, So; Taylor,
1913; Brown, 4; Lynch, /. Coroner
Rothwell, 81; Vandever, lls; Little, 4.
Representatives-Stewart, 121; McNulty,
53. Assessors-William r. Jones, 1l9;
William ]. Bayley, 81.
Election returns for voting booth at
Seventh and Poplar streets, Twenty ninth
district, Second Legislature district.
Congress-Handy, AZ; Hoffecker, 10S;
Brosius, 3. State Treasurer-Ross, 81;
Ball, los; Hutton, 8; Swain, 7. State
Auditor-Bishop, 81; Jones. 3; Lingo,
l0S; Brand, 7. Recorder of Deeds Mont.
gomery, 80; Clark, 1O7; McCall,3; Shoup,
6. sheriff-Moedy, 3s; Taylor, loS;
Brown, 3; Lynch, 6. Coroner-Roth.
well, 81; Vandever, l0S;. ;.Littie,3; Brown,
I. Senators-Knox, 10S; johnson, 81.
Representatives-Burns, los; Ahrens, 81.
Assessors-William Hanna, 1903; William
McCafferty, 81.
. p. m. Twenty districts in the city
give Hoffscker, 1899; Handy, 1862; Tay-
Ior, l,79S; Moody, 1858; Vandever, 1888;
Rothwell, 1929.
Sixty-fifth District election returns for
voting booth at Seventeenth and Wood
lawn avenue, Fifteenth Legislature Dis
trict.
Congress-Handy, %; Hoffeckel, 1l3;
5. State Treasurer-Ross, "a;
Ball, ITO; Hutton, 6; Swain, 20. State
Auditor-Bishop, "a; Jones, 5; Lingo,
Ill; Brand, 2S. Recorder of Deeds
Montgomery, %; Clark, 107; Mccall, 5;
Shoup, 2S. Sheriff-Moody, "a; Taylor,
10; Brown, 6; Lynch, 20. Coroner
Rothwell, "a; Vandever, Ill; Little, 5;
Brown, 90. Senators-S. NJ. Knox, SO;
). II. Blakely, 25; johnson, 25. Repre-
entatives-Robertson, ITO; Kurtz, 20.
Fifty-sixth-Out of 240 registered
votes, all but 10 were polled.
7.15 p m.-Republicans claim the city
oy a largely increased majority and say
hat Samuel Nj. Knox, candidate for
State Senator in the First Senatorial dis
rict has carried the district by over 600
plurality.
The large vote of Knox is great sur
orise as it was believed that he would
run away behind the district.
7.55 D. m.-The Fourth precinct Of the
Iirst Representative district gives Hof-
ecker majority of 129. This is Re-
publican gain of 10 in that precinct.
Election returns for voting booth at
10. 1O2 West Fifth street, Fourth Legis-
ative district.
Congress-Handy, 116; Hoffecker, 49,
;tate Treasurer-Ross, 105; Ball, 40;
,waim, 3. State Auditor-Bishop, lis;
lingo. 40; Brand, 8. Recorder of Deeds
1l6; Clark, 40; Shoup, %.
'herih-Moody, ia; Taylor, Al; Lynch,
!. Coroner-Rothwell, 1ls; Vandsver,
8; Brown, 8. Representatives-Carter,
8, Donahoe, 1l6
The Republicans at this time, p. M,
re claiming the city by over 1900 ma
ority. They also say that Samuel M.
lnox will be elected Senator from the
'irst District by 500 majority.
In the First Representative District a
eavy Single Tax vote was polled, but
he Democrats claim that Gormley has
arried the District for Representative.
In the Second, Burns, Republican, for
representative, will have 800 majority.
In the Third District, Robertson for
representative, will be elected by large
Majority.
In the Fourth District, Donahoe,
will be elected Representa-