West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-11-15

Last week we gave the full returns
on all the district candidates for
Kingwood district and below we
give the vote in the other seven
districts
VALLEY DISTRICT.
For Member of the County Court,
John SAINT Dunn, Republican, re.
ceived 400 votes and Elliott Jen-
kins, Democrat, IsS majority for
Dunn, Isa.
For Member Board of Education,
]. c. Roby, Republican, 345, and
Jacob Spiker, Democrat, "a;
Roby's majority, an.
For Justice of the Peace, S. A.
Rankin, only Democratic candi-
date, received II votes, the Repub-
lican candidates, G.. w. Scott, 1913
and E. c. Gibson, s4a, and were
reelected.
For Constable, A. ID. Conway
and David II. Loar, Democrats,
each received 6s votes. The Re-
publican candidates, l.. w. Jenkins,
$40 and Samuel Herring, $50 were
of course elected.
LYON DISTRICT.
For Member of County Court,
Samuel N. Rogers, Democrat, re-
ceived I8I votes and William Jen-
nings, the Republican incumbent,
4s3 votes and reelected by 27a
majority.
For Member Board of Education,
DR.. VIM. M. Dent, Democrat, re-
ceived ia votes and II. b. Squires,
Republican incumbent, 46s, re-
elected by aoI majority.
For Justice of the Peace, the
Democratic candidates, John s.
Bell I67, and Frank Tricket ITO,
were defeated by the Republican
nominees, d. Cool 467 and William
A. Rodeheaver 467.
For Constable, the Democrats.
Thomas Burdess, los and John w.
Greathouse I6o were beaten by c.
l.. U. Howell 465 and James w.
Newcum 473, as their vote.
RENO DISTRICT.
For member County Court, !.
w. Robinson, Democrat, received
267 votes and Harrison linn, Re-
publican, 653; a majority of $50.
For member Board of Education,
w. J. Clarkson, Democrat, received
100 votes and Charles Cool, the
Republican, 76s; majority of 500.
For Justice of the Peace, the
Democratic candidates, ID. N.
Shaffer ia and Julius {. Simpson
III, were defeated by the Repub-
licans, John w. Carrico 763 and
w. E. Rutherford 76s; both re-
elected.
For Constables, the Democrats,
X. ]. Rohr III and John N. Huff
man I73, were defeated by the Re-
publicans, c. w. Wheeler 100 and
Ben +. Woodward 764; both be-
ing reelected to the office.
UNION DISTRICT.
For member County Court, Jesse
W. Shaffer, Democrat, received
aI4 votes and Allen Forman, the
Republican incumbent, 1874; a ma
jority of rao.
For member Boardsof Education,
DR.. c. II. Maxwell, Democrat, re-
ceiyed 22o votes and David S. Wilt.
Republican 3o4; a majority of IS.
For Justice of the Peace, the
Democratic candidates, A. T
Shuttlesworth 1874 and Levi Shat
fer IT'S, were defeated by II. r.
Vansickle 500 and John w. Wenzel
37S; the Republican candidates.
For Constable, the Democratic
candidates +. l.. Teets 200 and Lee
Winters ISs, were defeated by d.
w. Myers 347 and J. w. Parks asa.
PORTLAND DISTRICT.
For member County Court, Daw-
sey E. Forman, Democrat, re-
eeived 374 votes and Benz. w.
Arnold, Republican, ssh; a ma
jority of 1873.
For member Board of Education,
John {. Myers, Democrat, re-
ceived 2oS votes and J. w. Feather,
Republican, 7aI votes; a majority
Of sIs.
For Justice of the Peace, d. A.
Diamond, the only Democrat, re-
ceived z77 votes. There we're three
Republican candidates, f. Scott
FELTON, SIS votes, L. V. Reed 67S
and John w. Hill ro7; William D.
Titchenell also received votes;
Reed and FELTON,, elected by good
majorities.
For Constable, Jonn a. Bell, the