Arizona republican., 1898-11-10
AND PLOD ALONG, A TERRITORY
Returns Yesterday Morning Assured the Defeat of Brodie and later Dis patches Constantly Added to the
 to the Extent of the Disaster.

tock, 214; Evans, POP; Brown, 228; Petersen, 221; Scott, 229; LangatOn 21O; Benham, 244; Willis, PIP; Gillette 226; Murray, 245; Bark, 222; Dunlap 218; Messinger, 233; Moeur. 199; Sher- idan, 261; McFall, 230; Coggins, 219; Campbell, 213; Flannigan, PAS; Gray, 230; Scott, 225; Fulton, 228; Grindell, 221; Stout, PIT; Priest, 236; Miller, 2O6; Marshall, 241; Streitz, 216; Wat CTS, 226; Morris, 213; Gray, PA; Kin caid, PAT; Hill, 211; Balsz, PAS; Am bier, 215; McCIintock, 215; McClin- tock, 254; Salazar, 176.
 Phoenix, Third ward-Wilson, 229; Brodie, 327; Goldberg, 235; McClin- toclz, BOT; Evans, 215; Brown, 295; Peterson, 221; Scott, 320: Langston, 234; Benham, 321; Willis, 21S; Gil lette, 297; Murray, 265; Bark, 292; 211; Sheridan, 335; McFall, 220; Cos gins, 323; Campbell, 236; Flannigan, 313; Gray, 225; Scott, 322; Fulton, PIT; Grindell, 324; Stout, 241; Priest, BOP; Miller, 209; Marshall, 329; Streitz, 23S; Waters, 300; Morris, 224; Gray, 315: Hill, 288; Balsz, 218; Ambler, SIS; McClintock, .261; SaIazar, 256.
 Phoenix, Fourth ward-Wilson, 237; Brodie, 237; Goldberg, 235; McClin- tock, 224; Evans, 321; Brown, 225; Peterson, 220: Scott. 227; Langston. 222; Benham, 231; Willis, 229; Gillette, 213; Murray, 215; Bark, 255; Dunlap, 2G3; MessingeT, 251; Moeur, 198; Sher- idan, 257; McFall, 231; Coggins, 228; Campbell, 209: Flannigan. 252; Gray, EAT; Scott, 215; Fulton, 231; Grindell, 224; Stout, 230; Priest, 222: Miller. 227; Marshall, 227; Streitz, 230; Wat CTS, 222; Morris, 229; Gray, 218; Kin caid, 244; Hill, 210; Balsz, 241; Am bier, 210; McClintock, 260; SalaZar, 175.
 sCOTTSDALE.
 Seottsdale, Ariz., Nov. 9.-Wilson, 2; Brodie, 21; Goldberg, '; McClin- son, 5; Scott, 20; Langstoa, 1: Ben ham, 21; Willis, 5; Gillette, 19; Mur- ray, '; Bark, IS; Dunlap, {; Messin- ger, 21; Moeur, 5; Sheridan, %; Me Fall, IS; Coggins, IT; Campben, 6; Flannigan, IS; Gray, 9; Scott, 16; Fulton. &; Grindell. IT: Stout. g; Priest, r; Miller, 4; Marshall, 20; Streitz, 1 Waters, 21; Morris, 10; Gray, IS; Kincaid, 8; Hill, 16; Balsz, 9; Ambler, 16; McClintock, Ii; Sal agar fl.
 MERIDIAN.
 '. Brodie. 2; Murray, '; Bark, 5; Moeur, 5; Sheridan, '.
 BUCKEYE.
 Buckeye. Ariz., ov. 9.-Wilson, 29; Brodie, 36; Goldberg, B; McClintock, 32; Evans, 31; Brown, 3f; Peterson, 32; Scot, 35; Langston, 32; Benham, 39; Willis, 2S; Gillette, 31; Murray, 34; Bark, 31; Dunlap, 30; Messinger, 34; Moeur, 29; Sheridan, 35; McFal, 30; Coggins, B; Campbell, 25; Flanni- gan, 38; Gray, 27; Scott, 3S: Fulton, 30; Grindell. 35; Stout, 35; Priest, 26; 34; Marshall, 32; Streitz, 3V; Waters, 31.
 The only precincts from which re- turns have not been received or are not known are Agua Caliente and Highland. The Highland returns were brought in yesterday sealed.
 Interest principally centeTs about the contest for sheriff, and both con testants arc holding their breath. yesterday morning Murray had ma ;ority Of 12 It was subsequently, re- duced by returns from small pre- cinct giving Bark 3 majority of 2. Late in the afternoon word came from Iila Bend that that precinct had given Bark 21, Murray 9. This reduced the Iatter's majority to 1. There was q report last night that Agua Caliente lad given Murray a majority Of 9. It $ only certain that neither candidate l will give up before the official count. ! The democratic precinct ticket in this precinct has probably been eloo-ed, ! -hough there is some doubt regarding Morris and Gray for justices. The most remarkable thing about the ,ounty election is the extraordinary ight vote. Hardly two-thirds of tbe vote was cast.