Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-10

Complete returns from counties polling
nine-tenths of the vote of the state give
Hocomb plurality of 1854 These same
counties last year gave Poynter plurality
Of 2115 and his total plurality in the state
was 2,721. Allowing for the same rate of
gain in the remaining counties as Holcomb
has made in those reported his plurality will
not be very far from $1,000 either way.
Additional returns from the Sixth congress
siona district show that Neville is elected
over Kinkaid, but they are not sufficiently
complete to give a definite idea of the size
Of the majority. Neville claims that it will
be 3,O00 though the republicans are not will
ing to concede so much. Kinkaid ran ahead
of his ticket in his own county, which is
strongly populist, and carried Nevlle's
county by greater plurality than it gave
the republican state ticket.
Detailed Returns.
BOX BUTTE-The fusionists have won the
Office of county clerk and treasurer, while
tho republicans have secured sheriff, Judge
and coroner. Fusion majorities are from
twenty to seventy and republican officers
majorities arc about fifty, the tickets being
widely scratched. Former strong fusion
precincts gave republican majorities and
tbs vote in Alliance shows fusion gains.
CASS-This county will give Reese about
$50 majority. Paul Jessen for judge of the
Second district, leads the ticket having
close to 500 majority. The republicans elect
George Houseworth clerk of court; James
Robertson, clerk; J. e. Douglas, Judge; ]
l.. Barton, treasurer; probably E. E. Hilton
surveyor, and p. p. Gass, coroner The
fusionists elect w. C. Smith, superintendent
and William d. Wheeler, sheriff.
CHEYENNE-Reese, 514; Holcomb, 41S;
Ely, SIT; McGilton. 442; Teeters, 37S; Rich
S27; Smith, "a; Fitch. 20; Kinkaid 532;
Neville, 455; Grimes, 563; Morrison. 407
The republicans elect sheriff, superintendent
OF schools and coroner. Fusionists elect
Treasurer, Lehmkuhl; clerk, Burns; Judge
Sanders; surveyor, Bordwell; commissioner
Rowan. Total vote OF the county, 1913
DoDGE-The following is the county
ticket elected: Sheriff, j. M. Kreadwer
(rep); county clerk, G. A. Murrell (repD;
county judge, Waldo Wintersteen (fus.);
treasurer, W. F. Basler (fus.); clerk of dis
trict court j. NJ. Cruckshank (fus.); SUPER
intendent. c. o. Boe (fus.); coroner, P. Jen-
sen dus); surveyor, Walter McVicker
fus.)
FILLMoRE-The following are complete
returns: For judge of the supreme court,
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regents, Teeters (fus.) 1853 Rich (fus.)
LA, Ely Tep) 1923, McGiltou (rcp.)
1,454, Smith (pro) 6S, Fitch (pro.) As:
judge Seventh judicial district, Stubbs (fus)
1899, Chrsty trep.) 1,644; county treas
urer, Weis (fus) 1,911 Krsl (rep.) 1863
sheriff. Dinneen (fus) 1,925, Hickman
(rep) 1,642; county clerk, Strickland (fus.)
1889, Metcalf (rep.) 1924; county fudge,
Skipton (fus) 1852, Hamilton (rep) 1,6O5:
clerk OF district court, Real (fusD 1916.
Borand (rep) 1854; superintendent,
Smrha, jr, (fus) 1856, Porter (rep) 1857;
county surveyor, Haughawout (fus.) l.S9s,
Badger (rep,) 1888; coroner, Canine Qus
1876, Volbehr (rep.) 1912.
HOOPER-The following county ticket has
been elected: Judge, John H. Dodd; treas
urer, James II. Garrett; sheriff, John Adams;
clerk. Wilson Hewitt; county superintendent
of public instruction Ernest C. Hewitt; sur
veyor, j. Upton; coroner F. A. Stevenson;
commissioner for Mullen precinct, George NJ.
Cleavenger; assessor for Mullen precinct ID.
A. Aldrch; justice Of the peace for Mullen
precinct, w. r. Chadbourne and j. Inman;
constable for Mullen precinct. Henry Steven
son; overseer of highways for Mullen pre-
cinct, f. A. Stevenson.
HOWARD-Returns on county Offices are
as follows: County clerk p. s. Petersen
Crep) S74, c. w. Pyne (fus.) | 1855 County
treasurer, Chris Appel (fus) 1880, Anton
Lumprecht (rep) 646. County Judge. II.
Hansen (rep) COS. NJ d. Smith (fus) l.32S.
Clerk of district court ], NJ Shuggert (rep.)
GIT, John Wysocki (tus) i,274, Sheriff,