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cash. Commercial savings and trust bust
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hank OF
Capital stock paid IN $4,000 surplus.
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Correspondents In principal cities In the
United states and Europe.
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street and Second avenue.
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and planes. horses boarded.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13
NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Indications that Democrats Will Have
Majority of Six on Joint Ballot.

Denver. Colo, Nov. THE Rocky
Mountain News this morning says;
Complete unofficial returns show
that the Legislature on joint ballot
will stand SO Democrats to AZ Repub-
licans. or a Democratic majority OF
six. Upon that margin Mr.. Teller's
return to the United States Senate de
pends. Should the plan to throw out
the fifteen members of the House,
elected by Arapahoe succeed, the Leg
islature would be 81 Republicans to 3S
Democrats.
The final returns from Can Juan
county yesterday elected Cooper, Re-
publican, by 4S0 votes to ATS for
Whitelaw, Democrat; Schnelser. So
cialist, polled 416 votes and O'Dris-
coll, Peoples. 26.
The close race in Las Animas coun-
ty ended in the election by the Demo
Gratis of one member. Aguilar. by
small plurclity. The Republicans have
elected the other county member and
the float member from Las Alsmas'
Prowers and Baca-
In Otero county, Goblin. Republican.
probably has beaten Beatty, Demo
crat. by a very small plurality.
The personnel of the Legislature
will be as follows:
| Senate-Holdovers.
Arapahoe County-All Democrats:
4 Frank Adams, John A. Rush, Theo-
dore Mcclure.
Conejos-W. II. Adams. Dem.
Las Animas-Casimero Barela, Dem.
Weld-W. L. Clayton, Dem.
La Plata and Montezuma-G. V.
Copp.. Dem.
Arapahoe, Cheyenne. Elbert. Lin
coin, Kit Carson and Kiowa-F. F.
Graves, Dem.
Eagle, Routt. Grand and Summit
B. l.. jefferson, Dem.
Pueblo-Hume Lewis, Dem.
Fremont-F. A. Moore, Dem.
Clear Creek-H. L. Roberts. Dem.
Ell Paso and Teller-H. II. Seldom
ridge, Dem.
Garfield, Eagle and Rio Blanco-E
T. Taylor, Dem.
Boulder-C. b. Ward. Dem.
Jefferson-L. r. West. Dem.
Pitkin-S. l. Hallett, Dem.
Otero, Kiowa, Bent. Prowers and
Baca-M. z. Farwell, Rep.
Total holdover senator's: Democrats
IT, Republicans l.
New Senators.
Ell Paso and Teller-Jamcs Owens,
Rep.
Lake-Jesse F. Mcdonald, Rep.
Larimer and Boulder-Willian
Sedgwick. Phillips. Yuma. Washing
ton. Logan. Morgan and Arapahoe-
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13
"A REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE

majority Of one in the House they will
proceed to unsent all the Arapahoe del
egation with hardly the formality OF
an inquiry into the number of alleged
votes. The legislative delegation
from the county will have a majority
running from $500 to 5000 or more,
and no man in HIS senses has claimed
that any such fraud as that was per-
petrated. yet the proposition as 1t has
shaped up is simply a cold-blooded
steal of Mr.. Teller's seat from him, for
the benefit of Mr.. Wolcott, by throw
Ing out of the Arapahoes bodily. The
Senate stands about 25 Democrats to
10 Republicans, and, of course, cannot
be attacked.
II the Democrats have elected their
representatives in Las Animas county
and the float from Las Animas. Prov
ers and kiowa, as they claim to have
done, the House will stand, probably,
33 Democrats to 80 Republicans.
The complexion of the House at
present appears to be as follows
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

also on the Populist ticket. and that
gave her an advantage of some 1000
votes in the state. To this was added
a large vote from persons who admired
her attainments and fine record. The
scratching dcne by the Herey Demo-
cratic women of Arapahoe county, kept
her from having about another thous-
and
Herschel NJ. Hogg seems to have Sc
cured the election as congressman from
the Second district He ran somewhat
behind his ticket, but is likely to get
across the line with $500 10 spare. r.
w. Bonynge was also behind the ticket
to considerable extent. principally on
account of Mr.. Shafroth's endorsement
by the Populists. Nevertheless Mr.
Bonynge last night announced positive
ly that he had been elected and that he
would go to Washington when the next
Congress convenes in place of John F.
Shafroth.
Reports from the amendments are
meager and conflicting, with one ex-
ception. the Bucklin amendment. That
was hit hard all over the state. and the
total vote on it will apparently be not
fer from three to one. The country
voted heavily upon the Rush amend
ment, and not always favorably. SO
that the verdict of Denver may not be
the verdict of Colorado. after all
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13
WATTERson FINDS HOPE.
Believes Result of the Elections Fs-
vorable to Future of Democracy.

Louisville. KY. Nov 6.-Henry Wat
terson regards the result OF Tuesdays s
election as a victory for the Democratic
party.
"The results of the general elections"
he says" offer little ground for sur
prise by either side, except, perhaps in
New York. where Coler has lifted the
Democracy of the Empire State to its
old position of leadership in the na-
ton"
1.-The Republicans may profess Ella
ton because they have been able to
hold the House with most off-year-pre-
cedents against them, but after all, con-
sidering the recent decentralization and
divisions in the Democratic party,
Republican defeat at this time would
have been much more ominous than
the usual off-year defeat Of the party In
power, especially since the Republicans
had made such a desperate fight this
year to prevent a reverse, the Presi-
dent going the remarkable lengths in
usurping power and revolutionizing
his constitutional Office to take this
trick in the game Of politics, which hs
has played wide-open and to tho limit
But the Democrats have shown that
they are In better position for the real
measure of forces two years hence than
their oppcaents. and they themselves.
in the main, suspected. Except in q
few localities they have proved that
they have come together again; that
they have abandoned the rubbish of
the past which they once n.nsnifed
into misunderstanding icsues. and
have united again in the comr. on cause
J of practical Democracy"
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

intendent of public instruction on the
Democratic ticket, seems to be elected
by a plurality of 2.422.
John F. Shafroth is elected by a
plurality of 2.455 in the First dis
trict.
II. NJ. Hogg. Republican. seems to
have defeated John c. Bell in the Sec
ond district by 3,211.
The race between Alva Adams and
Franklin E. Brooks for congressman
at large is very close. On the figures
shown Mr.. Brooks is in the lead by
only Sal. but the count in Huerfano
and El Paso is still going on.
The race between Thomas Annear
on the Democratic ticket and Mr.. Hag
gott on the Republican ticket. for lieu
tenant governor. is equally close. Mr..
Haggott appears to be in the lead by
only 4S3.
The other Republican candidates on
the state ticket are safely elected.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

The returns from nearly every pre-
cinct in most OF the counties of the
state, supplemented by the estimates Of
tbe county chairmen, show that the
plurality of James II. Peabody for gov
ernor, is close to 5000. Granting the
most extreme estimates of the Demo-
cratic state committeeman, In the coun-
ties where the exact returns are not
available. this result will hardly be
changed by 500 votes.
Franklin E. Brooks, Republican can
didate eforcongressman-at is safe
ly elected. Though he ran several thous-
and behind Alva Adams. his election
over SO well known and popular can
didate. is one of the signal victories of
the campaign.
Mrs. Helen l.. Grenfell. the Demo
cratic candidate for state superinten-
dent of public instruction. leads her
ticket but probably will be beaten by
5000. She. like Thomas Annear. the
candidate for lieutenant governor. was
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

Denver. Nov. This mornings Re-
publican says:
The entire Republican state ticket
was elected last Tuesday. John A
Holmberg for auditor led the ticket In
the state by about 1000 votes, accord
Ing to the imperfect returns Sc far re-
ceived on the rest of the ticket, besides
governor and congressman. The ma
jority on the head of the ticket remains
In the neighborhood of 5000.
Mrs. Helen Grenfell led her ticket by
approximately 1000 votes. but is not
within walking distance of the prom
of Teller county will secure her
certificate of election with 1000
votes to spare. Mrs. Grenfell had
the help of the Populist vote and she
also had some votes from the Repub-
licans on account of her personal pop
ularity. The reports which formed the
forlorn hope OF the Democratic sheets
that Mrs. Grenfell had squeezed
through. were punctured by more de-
tailed reports. She gained in the
towns but lost in the country.
The Democrats have carried Arapa-
hoe county, on the face of the unofh-
cial returns. by plurality somewhere
between $500 and 1000. The former
figure is given at the Republican coun-
ty headquarters after very careful
compilation of the returns. and the lat
ter figure is the Democratic claim.
The actual result is somewhere be-
tween these two.
f. Z. Brooks and II. NJ. Hogg are
certainly elected to Congress. John
f. Shafroth appears on the unofficial
returns to have plurality of some
thing like 800. Mr. Bonynge yesterday
put an expert accountant to work to
add up the returns from Arapahoe
county. He telegraphed to the county
clerk of each of the other counties in
the district for the official figures.
With these. and with reliable figures
and estimates from counties where the
clerks did not respond. Mr.. Bonynge
found that outside of Arapahoe county
he had a plurality of 2,540. The
5hafroth plurality in Arapahoe
county he figures at 3,o52, so
that Mr.. Shafroth's net plurality
will be only about 800. 1t may be said
that Mr.. Bonynge's figures on the
county agree with those of the coun-
ty committee, though computed sep
arately.
Twelve of the eighteen senators have
been elected by the Republicans, and
there is one Republican hold-oyer, SO
that after the number of the senators
has been reduced to fit the constitu-
ton, by one means or another. there
will be on a joint ballot Republican
majority of at least ten and perhaps oi
thirteen members. A report has been
circulated that representatives, ELECT
Garcia and Riley from the southern
part of the state had agreed to vote ioi
Teller. but Senator w. H. Adams, who
comes from the same section and Is q
Democrat. said yesterday that he had
never heard of any such promise.
The only way the Democracy may
prevent the election of United states
senator by the Republicans is by hav-
ing the Democratic Senate refuse te
20 into Joint session. This was the
reason why such interest was shown IL
the possibility that Thomas Anheai
had been elected lieutenant governor
With a Democrat presiding over
Democratic Senate. all kinds of delays
/ could be caused.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13
GENERAL OVERTURNING OF THE
VOTE IN COLORADO
Democrats Concede Defeat of Their
Entire Ticket, Excepting Shaf-
roth and Grenfell
SUMS UP STATE RESULT.
Rocky Mountain News Comedies EIec
tlon Of Peabody and Republican
State Ticket.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 6.-The Rocky
Mountain News sums up the situation
rs follows:
While the returns are yet incom-
plete and the figures for some coun-
ties are in part estimates. the follow
ing results will be found to be pretty
nearly correct. The only county about
which there is any serious question
is Huerfano county. in which the Re
publican majority was said to be
about 700. Since the race for CON
gressman at large grew close. how
ever. the majority in Huerfano has
been keeping pace with that in Pu-
eblo, and is reported to be able to
rise to the 1000 mark II necessary.
In the absence OF accurate figures the
Republican majority in that county is
placed at 1000 in the tables below.
In many of the smaller counties
pluralities only and not total votes
are given.
Peabody. Republican. seems to have
a plurality over Stimson, Democrat,
for governor. of 5.2s4.
Mrs. Grenfell, candidate for supor-
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13
CONTEST FOR UNITED STATES
SENATE.
Democrats viii Have Majority, but
Republicans May Contest Arap-
ahoe Delegation.

Denver. Colo. Nov. 6.-This morn
ing's Rocky Mountain News says:
As the Legislature stands Mr.. Teller
has a majority of 16 to is on Joint bal
lot, but Mr.. Wolcott's plan is to over
turn that majority by unseating all the
members of the House elected from
Arapahoe county, and from the float
districts of which Arapahoe county is
part. There were fifteen such mem
bers elected this year
AS beginning. the Republican man
ayers are moving heaven and earth to
capture one or two of these close seats
in the House .rom counties outside of
Arapahoe in order that they may oh
tain majority of even one in that
body. The announcement has been
made by former Judge Allen and
Frank Howbert that If they can get a
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

An Industrious New York contrac-
tor managed to make $1,000 square
feet of sods cover 10000 square feet
OIL park surface in New York, accord
ing to charges in court there. This
must have been the elastic turf of
which the novelists tell.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

Engineer Fox. who. stricken with
apoplexy. ran his train mile to the
station at Sioux City, and died the
same night in a hospital. deserves a
monument rather than some OF tho
statesmen who are thus honored at
random.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

In Russia and in some parts OF
Germany candles are used to this
day for lighting trains and no fault
is found by lovers or newly married
couples.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

Evidently the law of gravitation is
working with its usual precision at
Paris. no matter how faulty the
mechanism of Parisian airships may
be.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

A former typewriter lady is now
making big hit as lion tanner in
Paris. The man who used to dictate
TO her must be good and proud of
himself now.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

II the Mad Mullah of Somaliland
does this sort OF thing with any fire.
icuency the English will begin to think
he has Boer blood in his veins.
The Elbert County tribune., 1902-11-13

The plan to put portrait of the
angel Gabriel on the new issue of Chi
cago's city bonds strikes the ordinary
person ns leaning too much toward
an attempt to be prophetic about re-
demptions.