The daily Republican., 1902-11-07

| box was ordered produced into court
and the count was made. When the
last ballot was counted, at clock
the result was the sameas had b"Cn
announced by the election board.
Solomon l.. Sanp, Democrat, a1l
James Wilbur Powell, Union Repub.
! llcan, has each received 42i votes,
The only difference as shown ny
the count was that Herman Gala
way, the Union Republican iHspec-
! tor candidate. was tied with the
Democ ratio candidate, and was not
elected, as had Ectp supposed by
the returns.
The vacancy in the Ninth district
because Of failure to elect. may leave
that district temporarily without
representation IN the next Legis!a,
turc. The vacancy, however, would
be as favorable to the Union Kepub-
Leans as though they had secured
the assembly man, as only twenty
six would be Necessary to elect a
United Statea Senator.
When vacancy occurs during
thS Lug loi11ulC, W icdsUh VI a iu'-
ure to elect. iAeIjgibiIlty, death,
resignation or other wise, the prcsl-
dent OF that house is compelled to
issue writ OF election. The law,
however, states that, during re-
cess, The Governor Shall have the
power TO issue writ OF election,
etc, leaving the matter optional
with the States executive.
The complete returns for tho
county are as follows:
SENATORS.
First-Wiliam NJ. Lewis, D., $40;
Thomas c. Moore, U. r., 800; Moore's
plurality, 81.
Third - William Pennewill, D.,
1853; j. Frank Alice, U. H., SCI;
Allee's plurality, 9S.
Fifth ~Bennet Downs, D. 705;
Alvan b. Conner, U. r., 945; Con-
ner's plurality, 240.
REPRESENTATIVE.
First--Jamcs Y. York, D., 4Gl;
Henry S. Anthony. U. r., 5l2; An.
thongs plurality. 81.
second-Cbarcs II. Paradee, D.,
1896; II. D. Learned, U. r., 1888;
Paradee's plurality, 13.
Third George Cock, D., 1885, AL
bert r. Hoffecker, U. r., 349; Cooks
plurality, s.
Fourth-William II, Poor, D.,
269; William II. Gehman, U. r.,
302; Gehman's plurality, 33.
Fifth Themes M. Gooden. D.,
443; Joseph II. Harper, U. r., 43l;
Goodens plurality, y.
Sxth-Samuel Carl Hughes, D.,
4o2; Joseph L. Schwartz, U. r..
POT; Hughes plurality, l95.
Seventh William Graham, D.,
3l9; Thomas E. Warren, U. r., 43l;
Warren's plurality lI2.
Eighth Frank L. Harlesty, D.,
430; Joseph Frazier, L. r., 437;
Fraziers plurality,7.
Ninth Solomon L. sapp, D., 424;
James w. Powell, U. R., VA; no
election.
Teuth-James P LofIand,D D., 289;
Lavlnius Austin, U. r., 49U, Austln's
plurality, 2O7.
LEVYCOrRT COMMIssI oNERS
Second Robert L. Carson, ID,
1913; Walter $. Henlrickson, U. r.,
800; CarsOn's plurality, 2.
Third Samuel A. Former, D., 366;
Edward W. Lapbam, u. R., 3l4;
Fortner's plurality, 20,
Fourtll-Jphn W.tNrdin, Z. r.,
272; Harry Ninson, U. r., 293; Vim
sons plurality, 70.
Eighth George W. Stewart, D.,
1929 Edward r. Knots, u. R., ABS;
Knott's plurality g.
Tenth William II. Bennett. D.,
2CS; Aaron b, Woodruff, q. R., BIB; |
Woodrutfs s plurality, 24j.
FOR REpRESEMTATIvES1 IN CONGRESS.
William Micheal Byrne, U. r.,
3,S98; Henry a. Houston, D., 374i, |
Lewis Heislcr Ball, r., 2G7; George
w. Todd, Pro-, 1873, Byrues plu-
rality, lji.
STATE TREASURER.
Martin B. Burris, r.. 1853; Joseph |
II. Hossinger, d., 1853; John H.
Kelly, Pro, 1872; Burris plurality |
394.
STATE AUDITOR.
Purnal B. Norman, Jr., R., 4l32;
James Thomas Lowe, D., 3769;
Hiram B, Hitch, Pro, l55; Norman's
plurality, 1868.
CLERK OF THE PEACE.
James V. McCommons, U. r., |
3943; Stephen Slaughter, D., 1850; |
George II. Dick, r., l97;Wm. FAIRIES,
Pro-, 1872; McCommons' plurality
ia.
RECORDER OF DEEDS.
David Cooper, U. r., 392C; Heza-
kiah Harrington, D., SIT; James
F. Anderson, R., 213; John Hutton,
Pro, 147; Cooper's plurality, 1l9.
REGISTER IN CHANCERY AND CLER X
OF THE ORPHANS COURT.
Amos A. Watson. U. R., 3,92S;
Andrew J. Ross, D., 3,7G3; James
H. Deakyne, r., 219; James Fl.
Hazel, Pro, l51; Watson's plurality,
1G5.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Benjamin T. Conwell, U. R.,
3,94i; George w. Killen, D., $3.50;
Robert j, Mcars. r.. 2l5: Benia h |