The sun., 1898-11-09

State Treasurer-Ross, l73; Ball, AZ
State Auditor-Bishop, l73; Lingo. AZ
Brand, IL. Recorder OF Deeds-Mont
gomery, Ia; Clark, AZ; Shoup. H.
Sheriff-Moody, l73; Taylor, t6; Lynch
As; Brown, IL. Representatives =
Kitchen, As; Cormley, 173; Cross, 10
Assessors-McCaully, Al; Mccoy, 49,
Anderson. II.
Election returns for voting booth al
1,7l2 Pennsylvania avenue, SiXty-second
Legislature District
Congrcss-Handy, 40; Hoffecker, III;
Ball, ia; Hutton, 3; Swain, Q. State
Auditor--Bishop, SO; Jones, 8; Lingo,
ia; Brand, 8. Recorder of Deeds
Montgomery 81; Clark, l13; Mccall, 8;
Shoup, 9. Sherif'-Moody, so; Taylor,
ia; Brown, 8; Lynch, 8. Coroner
Rothwell, 81; Vandeyer, ll2; Little, 8;
Grown, 8. Senators--Knox, ia; john
san, 81. Representatives. Robertson,
ll3; Rurtz, so. Assessors---McAttew, SO;
Hoffecher, ia.
Election returns for voting booth at A
street and New Castle avenue, Fourth
district, First Legislature district.
Congress, Handy, 1872; Hoffecker, 50;
Brosius, /. State Treasurer, Ross, 15l:
Ball, 80; Hutton, l.; Swain, Z. State
Auditor, Bishop, 15l; Jones, i; Lingo,
80; Brand, z. Recorder of Deeds, Mont
golnery, l5l; Clark, 80; Mccall, ;Shoup.
Z. Sheriff, Moody, ISL; Taylor, 50;
Brown, l; Lynch, 7. Coroner, Rothwell,
$50; Vandever, 50; Little, l; Brown, I.
Representatives, Kitchen. SO; Gormley,
l5l. Assessors, James d. Mccoy, 1853;
John McCauley, 81.
Election returns for voting booth at
No. 2lO West Sixth street, Second Legis-
lature district.
Congress-Handy, 73; Hoffecker, &c;
Brosius, 5. State Treasurer-Ross, IL;
Ball, rs; Hutton, 5; Swain, 8. State
Auditor-B. shop, 70; Jones, 5: Lingo, rs;
Brand, 8. Recorder OF Deeds-Mont.
gomery, y; Clark, "A; Mccall, 5; Shoup,
8. Sheriff-Moodv. rs; Taylor, 70;
Brown, 5; Lynch, 7. Coroner--Roth.
well, SO; Vandever, n; Little, 5; Brown,
8. Representatives-Carter, rs; Dona-
hoe t9; Gibson, 5; Saylor, q.
$50 p. m.-The Eighth precinct of this
city gives Hoffecker 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, 1O7;
Brosius, 4. State Trersurer-Ross, 66;
Ball, l0; Hutton, 8; Swain, 7. State
Auditor-Bishop, 65; Jones, 3; Lingo,
l06; Brand s. Recorder of Deeds
Montgomery, SO; Clark, 203; Mccall, 3;
Shoup, Z. Sheriff-Moody, 64 Taylor,
l09; Brown, 3: Lynch, 5. Coroner
Rothwell, G3; Nandever, 1OS; Little. 3;
Brown, Z. Representatives-Hisch, 106;
Gormley, >66. Assessors-James u. Nc
Coy IS; John C. McCauley, 7.
Election returns for voting booth at
Seventh and Rodney streets, Fifth Legis-
lature district.
Congress-Handy. GO; Hoffecker, llS;
Brosius, 4. State Treasurer-Ross, 81;
Ball, ll9; Hutton, 4; Swain, /. State
Auditor-Bishop, 81; Jones, 4; Lingo,
ll9; Brand, l. Recorder of Deeds
Montgomery, 50; Clark, lis; Mccall, 4;
Shoup, l. Sherff-Moody, Sc; Taylor,
1913; Brown, 4; Lynch, |. Coroner
Rothwell, 6l; Vandever, lis; Little, T..
sentatives-Stewart, 121; McNuty,
53. Assessors-Wiliam r. Jones, fl9;
William J. Bayley, 81.
Election returns for voting booth at
Seventh and Poplar streets, Twenty-ninth
district, Second Legislature district.
Congress--llandy, ~; Hoffecker, los;
Brosius, 3. State Treasurer-Ross, 81;
Ball, los; Hutton, 3; Swain, 7. State
Andltor-Bishop, 81; Jones, 3; Lingo,
los; Brand, 7. Recorder of Deeds Mont.
gomerv, 80; Clark, 107; Mccall, 3; Shonp,
8. Sheriff-Moody, 3S; Taylor los;
Brown. 3; Lynch, 6. Coroner-Roth.
well, 81; Nandever, los; Litt!e,3; Brown,
I. Senators-knox, 1OS; johnson, 81.
Representatives-Burns, l0S; Ahrens, 81.
Assessors-William Hanna, los; William
McCaffertv, 81.
0p. m. Twenty districts in the city
give Hoffecker, 1889; Handy, 1902; Tay-
Tor, l,79S; Moody, 1868; Vandever 1888;
Rothwell, 1929.
Sixty-tifth District election returns for
voting booth at Seventeenth and Wood
lawn avenue, Fifteenth Legislature Dis.
trict.
Congress-lIandy, %; Hoffecke., ll3;
Brosus, 5. State Treasuror-Ross, "a:
Ball, no; Hutton, 6; Swain, 80. State
Auditor-Bishop, "A; Jones, ); Lingo,
III; Brand, 2S. Recorder of Deeds
Montgomery, 2S; Clark, 1O7; Mccall, 5;
shoup, 2S. Sheriff-Moody, "a; Taylor,
ITO; Brown, s; Lynch, 90. G. CORONER
KothWell, "a; Nandever, III; Little, S;
Brown, 80. SENATOR'S. N. Knox, So;
S. II. Blakely, %; johnson, IS. Repre-
sentatives-R Robertson, no; Kurtz, 25.
Fifty-sixth-Out of 2lO registered
votes, all but 10 were polled.
1l5 p. m.-Republicans claim the city
by largely increased majority and say
that Samuel M. Knox, candidate for
State Senator in the First Senatorial dis.
trict has carried the district by over 600
plurality.
The large vote of Knox is great sur
prise as it was believed that he would
run away behind the district.
100 D. m.-The Fourth precinct of the
First Representative district gives Hof-
fecker majority of 129. This Is Re.
publican gain of 10 in that precinct.
Election returns for voting booth at
No. 102 West Fifth street, Fourth Iegis-
lative district.
Congress-Handy, 11G; Hoffecker, 40.
State Treas,lrer-Ross, 1O5; Ball, 40;
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