The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-11-14
CHEsLEY COUNTED OUT
Official Returns Decide In Favor OF Reese
Morrison,,s Majority Reaches 737-frsnch
Has 644-Total Vote over 1000.

Has 644-Total Vote over 1000.
The canvass of election returns was
practically completed yesterday when
the returns from Waha came in and were
reviewed by the board. The returns from
Melrose and Cold Springs were checked
out today on what returns are in but not
officially entered because the checking
books from those precincts are not in,
and unless the books reach the city on
some one Of today's trains. Sheriff
Kroutinger will be authorized to send
special messenger to these precincts.
Everything is definite enough now to
check up majorities. The surprise of
the count is .he reversing of the gen.
orally accepted majority for Chesley and
the counting in Of Judge Reese by "A
votes. Mr.. Reese not only ran ahead
of his opponent in the Lewiston pre-
cincts but in the outside as we'll. The
democrats thus secure two Offices, county
auditor and probate judge. or as some
one expressed it the west side Of the
court house has gone democratic.
Morrison's majority in the county is
737. French for congress defeated
Hutchinson by ga votes, and Steele for
district judge received majority of 474
over Scales. The average republican
majorities on the state ticket are over
500.
The preciuct officers elected through.
out the county are as follows;
Bedrock-William J. Whittinger, Giles
Bowler, justices; Farley A. Thornton,
constable.
Beeman-William w. Wright, miles
H. Bracy and Jesse L., Smith, tie vote.
each receiving IIs); Charles r. Cleve.
land, constable.
Central Lewiston-J. d. McConkey,
I'd. S. Dent. Daniel Stevens, Harry
Dowd, tie. one vote each), justice;
Chancey w. Hadley. constable.
Central Ridge - Thomas Hackett,
Horace Stanley and Charles Powell; tie
vote, each receiving IA votes), justice;
Robert r. Mcbride, constable.
Culdesac-James T. Mitchell, John G
Profit, Justices; Edward Murphy, con-
stable.
East Lewiston - Charles McCready,
John Griffin, justices; George w. Frost,
constable.
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Claus. justices; Adam G. CROSS, con-
stable.
Hatwai--Charles Watson, Albert Oder.
kirk, justices; Matthew Tabor. constable.
Kamiah-John r. Pomeroy. r u.
Parr. justices; Charles ]. Johnston. con-
stable.
Lapwai-H Harry H. Schildmau, Charles
J. McGrath, justices; Frank c. Knapp,
constable.
Lelsnd--Wi'liam Siglar, William +.
Wright. justices; Samuel C,aig, constable
Lenore-John c. Hamil. c. Powell.
justices; Sydney Jennings, constable.
Mason-Riley Dixon, Samuel C,aig.
justices; Otto Nelson, constable.
Nezperce-Williain B. Ramsey, John
R. Crawford, justices; Robert f. Whet.
stone, ,constab {.
Peck-Charles E. Menges. Edward A.
Chandler, justices; Elmer F. Farley,
constable.
Rimrock--William A. Nixon, William
E. Psinef justices; George Blume. con-
stable. \
Russell-Albert r. Wells. Sam Risgs,
justices; Eenry Schodler. constable.
Salmon River ~ Wesley Dorchester
William Holden, Justices; Michael Ru.
dolph. constable.
Spalding-Wesley Do,man. William
M. Linviile, Justices; Frederick H Mich.
olson, constable.
Tammany-Frank Nelson, ], F. Nc.
Kissick, justices; H. W. Nelson. con.
stable.
Webb Ridge. A. Swanson (Marshal
Farmhouse and James w. Akers tie, each
receiving four votes) justice; Franl
ouuttetJ, COusSaOse. sta
West Lewiston-C Chester r. Coburn
Samuel 4 Thompson. Justices; Albeit A
Masters. constable.
Wiuchester-Ceo. p. King. Job,
shuas, Justices; Jesse Mcvickers con
stable.
Wsha-James Lambert &c. W. Lewis
r. Brown. ANDREW Canter. william
Stevenson, J. II. cramer. G. w Piiter
Frank willard tie, each receiving ON
vote( justice, George CLARK. constable.
/ Gold Springs -hrin =. Walker, Sydne
Is. Brooks. justices; VIM. N. Blair, cor
stable.
Il Mslsose-Iewis Tsats, James N. Bu
ton. iustices; Frank Taylor. constable.
4. ?. nlstsia csavsatisa. .
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