El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-08
MEL pASO COUNTY
LATER FIGURES AND NAMES OF
THOSE ELECTED.
Dark pitman Ran Far Ahead OF His
Ticket and Led Boone by a Mum.
Der Of Votes Some Interest inc
Votes.

Votes.
Returns from the remote precincts
in the county continue to come in
slowly. Van Horn. Sierra Blanca and
White Spur are the latest to arrive.
White Spur gave Mckinley so out of 81
votes cast but from governor down
the democratic ticket carried TIE pre-
cinct.
In the city the social democratic can
didate. Debs. polled more votes than
expected. In the four wards he was
given lis votes. with few scattering
ones in the county at large. Mem
bers of the party are very proud of
the showing made by their candidate.
In the county as whole the race
has now narrowed down between Park
shall lead the ticket. Thus far Boone
is 22 votes ahead of Pitman but il is
calculated that the precincts to be
heard from will easily place Pitman in
| the lead. Concordia alone. which
showed Boone under. will do this as
| soon as the custodian of the tally
| sheets out there sees fit to bring them
to town. This precinct went heavily
for Pitman and against Boone
IL is expected that by tonight or to-
morrow all the returns will be in.
Returns from all precincts except
Crow Flat and Cuadrilla had been re-
oeived this afternoon at o'clock. but
as the number of ballots cast at these
two places was small they will cut no
figure in the result. Grow Flat il is es-
timated. will give about 10 votes and
Cuadrillo about 20 to the democratic
ticket
The total vote of the entire county is
1868. or these Mckinley received
1,0O6 and Debs 115. giving Bryan a pIu-
rality of more than $500. Sayers re-
ceived few more votes than Bryan.
Park w. Pitman has the distinction
of receiving more votes than any other
cadidate. He leads the ticket with
2so9 votes to his credit and comes out
80 votes ahead of Boone. the next on
the list
-Courchesne. democratic candidate
for commissioner had the closest call
of any man on his ticket He won
from Charles Stevens by only 372 votes
in the entire county. The White SPUR
precinct gave Stevens its entire vote of
81
Returns from the various precincts
and outlying districts show that the
following precinct officers have beyond
a doubt been elected:
Precinct No. 1.-Couchesne. commits
sioner
Precinct No. Spencer. Justice of
Peace.
Precinct No. Ellis. Justice of
Peace.
Precinct No. 1.-Bendy. Constable.
Precinct No. Wv. ]. Harris. Com
missioner.
Precinct No. 2.-Chas Kerber. Jus
Precinct No. 2.-E. Guerre. Con-
stable
Precinct No. 3.-Juan Armendariz.
Commissioner
Precinct No. &C. Carraveo. Jus
tice of Peace.
Precinct No. "A. Chavez. Con-
stable
Precinct No. &C. N Garcia. Com
missioner.
Precinct No. IN. Amanda. Justice
of Peace
Precinct No. 4-Andreas Salazar.
Constable
Towne.-walter Downs. Justice of
Peace
Towne-A. E. Greene. Constable.
Fort Hancock.-E G. Falkner JUS
tice of Peace
Fort Hancock.-M. Cubero. Con-
stable.
Sierra Blanca.-W. o. Graham. JUS
Sierra Blanca. N Gildercrease.
Constable
Van Horne. r. Magee. Justice of
Peace.
Van Horn.-Eliott MilIiken. Con-
stable.
Notes.
A well known railroad official in Ell
Paso who is also as Importer of Bry-
an made several bets Monday and
Tuesday that his favorite would be
elected. he also placed several bets on
different doubtful states and late Tues
day evening he was telling a friend
of all the bets he had made when the
friend offered to bet him two to one
that he would not win a bet. The bet
was made and sure enough he even lost
that one for he had failed to reckon
with the host and did not win a single
bet.
Two little colored boys caused some
laughter in front of the Gem this af-
ternoon when they became involved in
a quarrel over the election and went
to fighting They fought In, onrnort fc,,.