Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-12

Jones, 7i4: Main. 443. Treasurer: Badura,
S2i; Cressler, 371. County clerk: Minshull.
500; Stevens 3SS. Surveyor: Corning, 759;
Moon, Az. superintendent; Leincinger.
S96; no opposition. The average majorites
OF tho entire populist ticket is about $50.
SHERIDAN.-The complete official figures
Tor Sheridan county are in and indicate the
county to be about the same political COM
nleNion as at the last election. The fight
was made on men rather than politics. The
republicans have lost a county judge ana
gained another commissioner. The follow
ing are the officials for the ensuing term
Treasurer, II. +. Wasmund tpop); county
Judge, II. j. Stanchfeld (pop); unity super
intendent. Mary f. Parker (pop); sherir,
7. Z. Housh tpop); coroner, Dr.. ]. II. c.
Davis (popJ; surveyor, w. G.. Wilson (pop);
county clerk, d. +. Van Week (rep.), third
term; clerk district court, j. Il. Brown
(rep), second term; commissioner Second
district. John W. Grubb (ropO. This gives
the county three republican commissioners.
Rushville precinct went republican on the
state ticket
HOLT-The official returns on the county
ticket give: Treasurer, II. II. Henry tpoH),
1,55S; Patrick Hagerty NepD, 97l. Clerk,
John Leis tpcp), 1,40G John Wortz (rcl.h
1,133. Sheriff, John Stewart (popD, 1,40S;
Hay Mcclure tropD, 1,152. Clerk district
court, John Kay tpop.), l,2i6; John Skiry-
ing rcp), 1865. Judge Clarence Selah
tpop), 1,343; J. H. Benson (repJ, LID
Superintendent OF schools T. V. Norval
tpop), 1,219; ]. C. Harnish (rep), 1,1Go.
Surveyor William Lell (pop), 1920; W. p.
Bowdcn (rep), 1,O72. Coroner, o. f. Big
lin (pop.) 1859; |. r. Smith (rep), 1920.
The county board stands six populists and
one republican.
P1ERCE-The heaviest vote ever polled in
Pierce county was cast on Tuesday, 1,665,
against 1,616 in 1896. On the head of the
ticket there was a falling off OF about 151.
Pierce county republicans are encouraged
over the result. They gained two county
offices. The county tick. elected is r. w.
Steinkraus (dem.) treasu -er; K. C. Hass
(dem) sheriff; William II. Mcdonald (dem)
Judge; C. E. Staley (pop) clerk; William
b. Chilvers (repD clerk of district court;
w. N Stevenson (rep) superintendent Of
public instruction; August Huebner (dem.)
surveyor: j. b. Joyce (dem.) coroner:
August Schwichtenberg (rep) commissioner.
BANNER-The populist ticket in the main
was elected in this county by the following
vote: Clerk, J. w. Hoke (pop) 1852. A. e.
Scott (rep) 104; treasurer, J. M. Wilson
tpop) 169, Cyrus Vanpelt (repD SO; sheriff,
w. w. Farley tpopD 100. F. e. Woodard
(rep.) 157 Judge, E. M. White (pop) 100.
H. P. Kinds (rep) 143; superintendent. w.
E. Heard (pop) 1874, E. T. Barefoot (rep)
1913.
NUCKoLLS-The campaign in Nuckolls
county has been decided victory for the
republicans. Two years ago the majorities
for the fusion candidates ranged from $50 to
400. This year the republicans have elected
T. II. Christy county treasurer; A. ].
Hedgcock, county clerk; William Moore,
sheriff; w. T. Battenfield, county super
intendent OF schools, by majorities from
eight to 250 The fusionists saved their
county judge. William Peebler, the clerk OF
the district court, George w. Ewing, cor
oner. " A. Thomas, and county commits
sioner, Thomas Collins.