Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08

pendents and the fusionists having in
dorsed the same men. They got a total
of $3.50 votes, while for the MCKINLEY
electors there were but 1,431 votes, and
ninety-two for the social democrats. six
teen for social labor, and a paltry five
for prohibition.
Mats, for state senator, won out by
the narrowest of margins, beating Ken
nedy by only tw%enty-four votes. He
had a total of 1.724. Davidson, repub-
lican, had 1,175 votes in his favor.
One of the unexplainable things is the
vote for governor. in which Toole. fusion
candidate, vas the winner, and the three
men-Toole, Hogan Inc Folsom-could be
almost covered by a blanket at the
finish. This being the home of Hogan.
it was expected that he would certainly
run with the rest of his ticket. The re-
publican candidate showed up remark
ably we'll considering the way the rest
of the ticket was slaughtered.
For congress, Kelley easily led the
county. with a majority of 26S ovsr
Edwards. his nearest competitor. Ed
wards had only fifteen votes more than
Murray. the republican nominee. Murray
led in seven out of the twenty-eight pre-
cinct of the county: Edwards in eleven
precincts, most of them with mall votes,
while Kelley led in only nine, these.
however, being mostly in the places
where a large vote was cast. In one pre-
cinct there was a tie between Kelley
and Edwards.
For sheriff, Conley, democrat, led with
a majority of 216 over French. repub-
lican. Fol a time it was close enough to
be very much in doubt. but all doubt is
over now Owens, fusion, was not in the
race at n time.
The democratic candidate for treasurer.
Twohy had a large majority over his only
opponent, Coleman, republican nominee.
He had 2.527 votes to Coleman's 1.799.
Incomplete returns from thirty-three
precincts out of the thirty-eight IN the
legislative ticket shows: Republican
English. 1,4s9; Allen, 1,4S7: Fitzpatrick.
1.4S2; ~Bielenberg, LIS; Williams, 1,547;
Jakways, 1858. Fusion-Dillon, 1.155;
MCGOWAN. 1.147: Schwend, LISA: O'Leary,
1.116; Gerdts, 1.103; Spencer, 1896. indie
pendent dem.-Toole, LII; McTague,
1852: Madden, 1919: Boylan, 1.4s2; Geary,
1869: Mcdonnell, 1907.
For clerk and ecorder thirty-one pre-
cincts give the following: Greenan,
DEM, 2,635; Evans, rep., 1885.
s For clerk of court thirty-one precincts
SlNe lIe lOllONlIS. buIht, ueIl., 1900,
Thomas, rep, 2.O57; Flynn, fusion, 500.
For county attorney thirty precincts
give the following: Duffy, dem., 1852;
Sawyer, rep, 1,42S; Simpson, fusion, $40.
Fol county assessor thirty-one pre-
cincts give the following: Miller. dem.
1900; Station, rep. 1,451; Flanagan
fusion. 776.
For superintendent of schools twenty
eight precincts give: Mclaughlin, lem.
2,640; Thompson. rep, 1850.
For public administrator twenty-seyen
precincts give: Batterton, DEM, 1886;
Brolin, rep, 1910.
For Ounty commissioners twenty
eight precincts give: Geary, DEM, 1881;
Turner, DEM, 1,7S9: Kelliher, dem, 2,492
Hoffman, rep, 1924; Barnden, rep, 1.4OO;
Miller, rep. 1,545: Walker, fusion, 1.27S;
Schwend fusion, 721.
Copper Cliff gave Mckinley 2, Bryan s:
congressman. Murray 2, Kelly /, Edwards
2; governor, To e 4, Flo gan 1; state Ella
tor, Kennedy 3, Mats 2; sheriff, Coniey
5; county treasurer, Coleman 1, Twohv 4.
Twenty-eight precincts give the fol-
lowing rresults for lieutenant governor:
Marion, 1900; Higgins, 1880; Bennett,
1909; Davis, GA.
Twenty-Five precincts give the follow
ing vote on secretary of state: Hays
2,949; Yoder, 1,462; Horne, 20
For attorney general 80 precincts give
the following results: Sc 1T 1..t1:
Donovan, 1,425;; Porter, 1,455; Beckwith
IS.
For state treasurer, so precincts givs
the following results: Livingston, 1,451
Barrett, 1921; Edwards, 1,4Os; Topel, 70
70.
Eo~ r{o{o o,,li{op DO -,o4;ookn c~:,o
Proctor, 1.2S4; Mclean, 1905; Calder
head, 1,23s: Lawson, 124.
For superintendent of schools. % pre-
cincts give: Harmon, LIS; Leamy, 1,O41
WEIGH, 1,074; Partelow, Sc.
The vote for associate justice in rs pre-
cincts was as follows: Won Tobel, 1886
Word, 1,277; Millburn, 1885.
The precincts not heard from are tn
most remote in the county, and Wi
probably increase the republican vot
considerably.
Judge Napton, for district judge
claims a plurality over Winston of GIL i
Deer Lodge county, from returns alread
received, and 1876 in Granite county.
A contest will be made on the vote c
Carroll. An effort will be made to thro7
out the vote of that precinct on tn
ground of gross i~rregularity. Arrange
ments are already perfected, and it ma
result in a complete change of the vol
in Deer Lodge county.
The fusion central committee has dt
cided today to ask the court to call
grand jury to investigate election fraud
not only in Carroll, but in other Ana
condap% precincts. Deer Lodge county W
furnish some sensational development
in this investigation.
CAT THE WHITE HORSE TAVERN