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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-10-21

being In Sumpter Heights. McEwen's 4
Addition to the town, now City OF
Sumpter as shown on the plat thereof.
Of record In the office Of the Re.
corder Of Conveyances of said Bake,
County, Oregon.
East 81 feet Of Lot ~. Block o,
c. d. Hurd, owner; s76.57.
West 6S feet Of Lot l2, Block 0,
Ed Rand owner, S32. %.
Lot l, Block 0, j. d. Gibbs, own.
er; s56. 90.
Lot -. In Block 9. N. L. Talia-
fero. owner; ell6.9O.
East 50 feet Of Lot 1. Block 6,
Laura Hazelwood. owner; S52.l?.
West 100 feet Of Lot l, Block 9,
Harry Hendryx. owner; es9. 30.
Lot 8. Bolck 8, Sumpter Light
and Water Co., Owner; s44.65.
Lot Z Block s, Sumpter Light aud
Water Co., owner; SA3.28.
Lot 9. In Block 8, Sumpter Light
and Water Co., owner, 1888.
Lot 8, Block 8, Mrs. NJ. A. Hud-
son, owner; Sl6.79.
All Of the foregoing lots aud blocks
being In South Sumpter, Ellis
Addition to the town. now City Of
Sumpter. as shown on the plat there.
Of, Of record In the office Of the
Recorder Of Conveyances Of said
Baker County. Oregon.
Lot 10 In Block II, Sumpter
Heights, McEwen's Addition to the
town, now City Of Sumpter, AZ shown
on the plat Of said addition, Of
record In the office Of the Recorder
Of Conveyances Of said Baker
Couanty, Oregon, Mrs. Jodie q.
Wallick, owner; e3.08.
Passed the Council this goth day
Of October, 1908.
(Attest) 8. 8. START,
Recorder.
Approved October 20, 1908.
G. II. McCOLLOCH,
Mayor.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-10-21

City Of Sumpter, as shown on the
plat of said addition of record in the
office Of the Recorder Of Con.
veyances Of Baker County. Oregon,
and each Of said last three parcels
being In said Addition.
Passed the Council this goth day
Of October, 1908.
(Attest) 8. 8. START,
Recorder.
Approved October 90, 1908.
G. H. McCOLLOCH,
Mayor.
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NOTICE OF COLLECTION OF
ASSESSMENT FOR THE I'M.
PROVEMENT OF AUBURN
STREET.

Under and by virtue Of an orde
duly given therefor by the Common
Council Of the City Of Sumpter
authorizing me thereto, | hereby give
notice that the assessment against tn,
various lots and parcels thereof,
liable for the cost Of the improve
ment Of Auburn Street, In the City
Of Sumpter, from the east line OF
Center street to the west line Of Ibes
street has been entered upon the
docket Of city liens.
That payment Of said assessment
Is now due, and unless the same ID
paid within thirty (3O) days from
the date Of the first publication Of
this notice. to.wit; the 2lst day OF
October, 1908, . warrant will bs
issued for the collection thereof.
The lots liable for said Improve.
ment, name Of the owner thereof,
and the amount due, 10 % follows
Lot 8, block Q, Sumpter Valley X.
r. owner: e29.l6.
Lot 7, block 6, Sumpter Valley r.
r. owner; e35.45.
West u lot q, block 9, Sumpter
Valley r. r. owner ;el8.l4.
East y lot 8, block Q, w. r.
Hswley. owner; els.l9.
East y lot 0, block O, II. b.
Griffin Ownar. A10A7
West u lot 8, block Q, John A.
Gram owner; sl8.48.
Lot 10 In block Q, II. b. Griffin
owner; e32.77.
Lot l block Z, Sumpter Valley r.
r. owner; e32.5
Lot 2, block 7, sumpter Valley
r. r. owner; $50. 90.
Lot 3, block 7, Sumpter Valley r.
r. owner; e34.12.
Lot 4, block 7, Sumpter Valley r.
r. owner; e28.52.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-10-21
ORDINANCE NO. 2o6.

An ordinance declaring the probable
cost Of improving Auburn street
from the intersection of the west
line Of the alley in Block II. Sum.
pter Heights McEwen's Addition
to the town Of Sumpter, extended
across said street, easterly to the
west line of Ibex street, and
assessing the proportionate share
thereof to each lot or parcel
thereof liable for such improve
ment.
The City Of Sumpter does ordain as
follows:
Section l. The common council
Of the City Of Sumpter having
ascertained the probable cost of
improving Auburn street from the
intersection Of the West line Of
the alley in Block II, Sumpter
Heights McEwen's Addition to the
town, now City Of Supmter as shown
on the plat Of the said addition now
Of record in the Office Of the Recorder
Of Conveyances Of Baker County,
Oregon. extended across said Auburn
street, essterly to the west line Of
Ibex street, does hereby declare the
probable cost Of said improvement to
be, the sum Of slO35. 90, aud said
sum is hereby assessed to the various
lots or parcels thereof liable for the
cost Of said improvement In the
respective amounts as set opposite
the description Of each particular lot
or parcel in Section Three of this
ordinance.
Section 2. The Recorder Of the
City of Sumpter Is hereby directed
to enter a statement of the assessment
hereby made In the docket Of City
Liens, and as soon as said entry 10
made to give ten days notice thereof,
as required by Section lO2 Of the
City Charter.
Section 3. The amount assessed
to each lot or parcel thereof, for
the cost Of said improvement and
the name of the owner of said lot or
parcel is ss follows:
The west A feet of Lot IL Block
IL. Amos j. Weaver and J. M.
Meikeljobn, owenrs; e28.64.
East 81 feet Of Lot II, Block II,
John Riggs owner, el5.l35.
Lot 2, Block IL, John Riggs.
owner, o44.68.
West 80 feet Of Lot 8. Block. 1,
Michael Spengler owner; s22.O2.
The east 81 feet Of Lot 8, Block |
/, Jennie johnson, owner; e33. 865. |
Fifty feet Of Lots, - Block 1. lying |
between property Of said Michael
Spengler, and Jennie johnson, Geo. |
Z. Allen, owner; e36. 835.
Lot 8, Block 4, M. J. Goodheart.
owner; s93.92.
West 81 feet Of Lot 8. Block 8,
Mary E. Boggs, owner; e37.48.
East 80 feet of Lot 8, Block 8, H.
B. Griffin owner; e32.87.
Fifty.one feet of said Lot 8, In
Block 8. lying between that portion
hereof owned by Mary E. Boggs
Ind H. B. Griffin, aforesaid, Sarah
owner. S35.19.
West 100 feet Of Lot 8, Block 8,
J. L. Graves, owner; se67.21.
East SO feet of Lot 8, Block 8,
v. Wade owner; e36. "a.
AL Of the foregoing lots and blocks
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Lot s, block Z, Sumpter Valley r

All Of the foregoing lots and
parcels being In the original townsite
Of the town. now City Of Sumpter,
~ shown on the plat thereof, entitled
revised plan Of the town Of Sumpter,
Of record In the office Of the Recorder
Of Conveyances Of Baker County,
Oregon.
Lot 10, block II, Sumpter Heights,
McEwen's addition to the town, now
City Of Sumpter, az shown ON the
plat Of said addition Of record In the
office Of the Recorder Of Conveyances
Of Baker County, Oregon. Jodie q.
Walliok, owner; Ss7. %.
Lot l, block 8, Caleb Roswell,
owner; s35.47.
West y lot 4. block 8, Harold
Olsen owner; $??.94.
East y lot 4. block 8, j. A. John.
son owner; s22.94.
Said block 8 being In South Stump.
ter, Ellis addition to the town, now
City Of Sumpter, as shown on the plat
Of said addition Of record In the
office Of the Recorder Of Conveyances
Of Baker County, Oregon, and each
Of said last three parcels being In
said addition.
The west A feet Of lot IL, block
II, Amos j. Weaver and j. M.
Meikeljohn owners;; s2S.64.
East 81 feet Of lot IL, block II,
John Riggs owner Sl5.l 1876.
Lot l 9, blouk II, John Riggs,
owner; si4.6s.
West 80 feet Of lot 8. block 1,
Michael Spe'gler, owner; s22.O2.
The east so feet Of lot 8, block 4,
Jennie johnson owner; s33. s65.
Fifty feet Of lot 8. block 4, lying
between property Of said Michael
Spengler, Jennie johnson, and Geo.
Il. Allen, owners; o38. 866.
Lot 0. block 4, M. J. Goodhesrt,
owner; s93.92
West 6l feet Of lot 8, block 6,
Mary Il. BOggs owner; e37. 40.
East 80 feet Of lot 8, block 8, II.
B. Griffin owner; e32.87.
Fifty-one feet of said lot 8, In
block 8. lying between that portion
thereof owned by Mary T.. Boggs and
II. Is. Griffin, aforesaid, Sarah Black
we'll owner; s35.
West 100 feet Of lot 0, block 6, q.
l.. Graves owner; e67.2l.
East so feet Of lot o, block 8, w.
Wade owner; $40. "a.
All Of the foregoing lots aud blocks
being In Sumpter Heights, McEwsn's
addition to the town, now City Of
Sumpter. ~ shown ON the plat
Of record in the office Of the
Recorder Of C0nvsyances Of said
Baker County, Oregon.
East 81 feet Of lot ~, block o, G.
ID. Hurd owner; e78.67.
West 90 feet Of lot IL, block o,
Ed Rand owner, e32.2 %.
Lot /, block 0, j. d. Gibbs,
owner; 5000.
Lot ~, block Q, N. L. Taiisfsro,
owner; el16.9O.
East so feet Of lot I. block 8,
Laura Hszslwood owner; 062.l IL.
Wset 100 feet Of lot l, block Q,
Harry Hendryx owner; $50. 30.
Lot 8, block 8, Sumptsr Light
aud Water Co, owner; el4.66.
Lot 7 block 8, Sumptsr Light and
Water Co, owner; e43.28.
Lot O, block 8. Sumpter Light
and Water Co. owner; ol8.63.
Lot 8, block 8, Mrs. M. A. Hud.
ION owner; el8.78.
All Of the foregoing lots and blocks
being In South Sumpter, Ella sddi-
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Wednesday, October a.. 100,
ORDINANCE NO. 205.

NAo OAuAn"uS0 uoc1uTluB tuo pIOO6Dl
cost of improving Auburn street II
the City Of Sumpter, Bake
County, Oregon. from the cas-
line Of Center street to the ives
line of the alley in the center O
block II, Sumpter Heights. Nc
Ewen's addition to the town O
Sumpter. extended across said Au
burn street, and assessing the pro
portionate share thereof chargeabl,
to the lots or parcels liable fo
such improvement.
q The City Of Sumpter does ordain q
follows:
Sec. /. The common council O
the City Of Sumpter having ascer
tained the probable cost Of improvin,
Auburn street from the east line oi
Center street In said City eastrely
to its intersection with the ives,
lien Of the alley In block II, Stump
ter Heights, McEwen's addition tc
the town Of Sumpter as shown on tht
plat Of said addition Of record In
the Office Of the Recorder Of Con.
veyances Of Baker County, Oregon,
extended across said street, to be
the sum Of s476.ls and that said
sum is hereby assessed to the several
lots or parcels thereof liable for the
cost Of said improvement In their
respective amounts "a set opposite
the description Of each particular lot
or parcel In Section Three Of this
ordinance.
Section 2. The Recorder Of the
City Of Sumpter Is hereby directed
to enter statement Of the assessment
hereby made In the docket of City
Liens, and as soon as said entry is
made to give ten days notice thereof
as required BY Section lO2 Of the
City Charter.
Section 3. The amount assessed
to each lot or parcel thereof for the
cost of said improvement and the
name Of the owner Of said lot or
parcel is as follows:
Lot 8, Block 6, Sumpter Valley
r. r. owner; s29.15.
Lot 7, Block 6, Sumpter Valley
r. r owner; e35.45.
West 1-2 Lot 8, Block 6, Sumpter
Valley X. r. owner; sl9.l4.
East ~ Lot 8, Block 9, W. r.
Hawley, owner; $3.50.
East l.2 Lot 0, Block 6, H. b.
Griffin, owner; Sls.47.
West l-2 Lot 8, Block 6, John A.
Gram, owner; el8.48.
Lot 10 In Block 6, H. B.Griffin,
owner; e32.77.
Lot l, Block 7, supmter Valley
R. r. owner; e32.5
Lot 2, Block Z, Sumpter Valley
r. r. owner; e36. go.
Lot 3, Block Z, Sumpter Valley r.
r. owner; e34.l2.
Lot 4, Block Z, Sumpter Valley
r. r. owner; o28.52.
Lot 8, Block Z, Sumpter Valley r
r. owner; e7.29.
All Of the foregoing lots and
parcels being In the original townsite
Of the town, now City Of Sumpter,
- shown on the plat thereof, entitled
revised plan Of the town Of Sumpter.
Of record In the Office Of the Recorder
Of Conveyances Of Baker County,
Oregon.
Lot 10, Block II, Sumpter Heights
Addition to the town, now
city Of Sumpter. as shown on the
plat Of said Addition Of record In
The Office of the Recorder of Con.
Veyances Of Baker County, Oregon,
Jodie O. Wallick, owner; e84.OO.
Iok Rlook & Galoh RoasuoA
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-11-12
KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Nov. 5.-Returns which
are complete save for few scattered
precincts in remote parts of the
state, give John c. w. Beckham, dem
ocrat, for governor, majority of 3d.
40S over Morris B. Belknap, his repub-
lican opponent. The missing pre-
cincts are both republican and demo-
cratic strongholds, yet the assertion
seems warranted that the governors
final and official majority will be not
less than $4,000. This is the largest
majority given democrat guberna-
torial candidate in Is years.
Returns from the mountainous
country comprising the Eleventh dis
trict give Belknap a majority of 49,
353, with two or three precincts to be
heard from. This indicates a falling
off in the republican vote, as this dis
trict usually returns about 10000 ma
jority for that party. The republi-
cans are preparing charges of fraud
alleged to have been perpetrated in
Louisville, which they will present to
the grand jury in a few days.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-11-12

city. BY the same returns Comp
troller Edward NJ. Grout and Charles
Y. ForneS, president of the board of
aldermen, running for reelection on
the democratic ticket, though elected
two years ago as fusionists, defeated
their fusion opponents by 6G,790 and
G1,973 plurality respectively, Grout
leading the city ticket.
The sweeping democratic victory
was accomplished for the democratic
city and borough tickets in four of
the five boroughs of the municipality,
only Richmond borough, (Staten
Island) giving Low a plurality and
electing fusion borough officers.
William S. Devery, Independent can
didate for mayor, polled only 1885
votes in the entire city.
New York state gave a majority of
nearly 25O,0OO in favor of the PROPOSE
ton that the state shall spend $lO1,-
100000 for improving its canals. The
plan is to widen and deepen the Erie
canal so that it will accommodate
barges of 1000 tons carrying capacity,
and to improve the Oswego and Cham
plain canals.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-11-12
PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia, Nov. 4.-United States
Senator Penrose, chairman of the re-
publican state committee, said last
night that owing to the fine weather
conditions the vote throughout the
state was extremely light This is
especially true of the farming dis
tricts, where only so per cent of the
normal vote was polled. Senator
Penrose said the democrats had suf-
fered even more than the republicans
and the republican ma iority would be
as large as usual. In the counties
where interest was aroused by the
judicial contests the full vote was
polled.
County Chairman Chase, of Clear
field, wired the state chairman that
Judge Gordon had won over Allison
o. Smith, his democratic opponent,
and that the vote was the largest in
the history of the county.
All the candidates on the republi-
can city ticket in Philadelphia were
elected yesterday by the usually large
republican plurality. Although the
vote polled was not heavy, the official
figures will show a plurality for the
several candidates of probably more
than 100000.
This city complete gives Matthews,
republican, for state treasurer 163,-
316; Hill, democrat 26,767; Patton,
prohibitionist, 1,154; Smith, socialist
2,T65; republican plurality 136,5
Reuben O. Moon, republican, was
elected to congress from the Fourth
district, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Robert II. Foerderer, re-
publican. The candidates on the re-
,Nt,h1ipn,, C,t M tialynt Sto ta
urer, auditor general and two judges
of the superior court carried the city
by pluralitics as large as that given
the local candidates.
The election was one of the auiet-
est held here in years. There were
no factional differences in the repub-
lican ranks, but the democrats were
divided, the boiling faction styling
itself The independence party" The
vote of the independence party was
not large.
Philadelphia, Nov. 5.-Latest esti-
mates from the country districts in
dicate that the republican state
ticket will have majorities ranging
from 225,000 to 100000. William p.
Snyder, for auditor general, has run
slightly behind William l.. Mathues
for state treasurer, while Morrison
and Henderson, who were chosen SUI
perior court judges, polled vote al
most equal to that of Mathues.
Pittsburg, Nov. 5.-Allegheny coun-
ty with 10 districts to hear from
gives Mathues. republican, for state
treasurer 71,65O; Hn, democrat. 20,-
46S. The balance of the state ticket
will run closely with the leaders.
The county fight between the re-
publicans and the citizens (republi-
can-democrat fusion) was hotly con-
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-11-12
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, Nov. 4.-Although some
what pushed by the eXertions of their
opponents, the republicans in this
state yesterday reelected Gov. John
l.. Bates by practically the same plu-
rality as last year. The rest of the
state ticket was also elected
The early returns showed that Gov.
Bates had made slight gains in the
small towns and cities, but this was
overcome by the democrats, who poll
ed up big vote in Boston for Col.
William \. CASTOR, the democratic
candidate for governor.
The hard work of the party mana
gers in this city resulted in increasing
Col Gaston's plurality of $4,000 last
year to 1899 this year.
with returns complete from every
town and city in the state, the total
vote for governor was: Bates. repub-
lican, 199,398; CASTOR, democrat, 163,-
544.
In addition to electing their state
ticket and holding the Legislature, the
republicans were also successful in
retaining control of the governors
council, which will be composed of
seven republicans and one democrat.
The socialist vote showed falling
off from last year and that party also
lost representative from one of the
Plymouth county districts, so that the
party will have but two members in
the coming legislature.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-11-12

Findlay, Nov. 1T is now safe to
predict the election or the entire re.
publican county ticket. There are
still several precincts to be heard
from, but they cannot materially
change results.
Youngstown, Nov. 4.-Youngstown
complete gives Herricll 4,375, johnson
3,2O9.
. Columbus, Nov. 5.-The republican
plurality in Ohio is about 10000 for
governor and the ma aiority in the leg
islature on joint ballot for senator
is %.
Chairman Dick, of the republican
state committee, secured reports yes
terday from all his IS county commit
tees and last night announced that
Herrick, republican, had carried 81
counties and Johnson, democrat, &c,
most of the latter by small and the
former by large pluralities. On a
total vote of less than 100000, Her.
rick's pluralities in the counties ag-
grcgate 1878 and Johnson's 2O,476,
so that Herrick has net plurality in
the state of 114.706, according to es-
Inmates that may be increased from
1000 to 1000 by the official count.
The plurality on the rest of the re-
publican state ticket will likely be
from 1000 to 5000 less than that for
Herrick. The total vote for johnson
was less than that for any democratic
candidate for governor for years.
On the Legislative ticket the demo-
Gratis carried four less counties than
for governor.
Of the senatorial districts. the dem
ocrats carried only the Thirty-second,
Thirty y-first, Twenty-eighth and
Seventeenth, The senate stands 20
republicans and four democrats.
The house stands 50 republicans and
21 democrats. The ma iority on joint
ballot for the reelection of Senator
Hanna will be SO. These figures will
not be changed by the official returns.
the counties carried by the demo-
Gratis were all in the rural districts.
The republicans carried every county
that they had two years ago except
Sandusky, which is strongly demo-
cratic.
Secretary Richardson, of the demo-
cratic state committee, said that the
result in his opinion was due to the
fear of single tax and two cent fare.
These two things cost the ticket
thousands of votes all over the state
The voters were afraid of the two
cent fare proposition and argued that
to reduce the railroad fare would be
to force a reduction in the wages of
the railroad workers"
Columbus, Nov. 5.-Returns from a
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-11-12
VIRGINIA.,

Richmond. Nov. 4.-The elections in
Virginia, which was for members of
the assembly, have resulted in dem
ocratic sweep of the state. There
were few contests, the field as rule
being left open to the democrats.
Two surprises appeared, however, in
the defeat of the democratic nomi-
ness in Botetourt and Fredericks-
burg. The vote generally was light,
being in Richmond city, for example,
only about 25 per cent. of the regis
tration. a fierce fight between demo-
Gratis, one with and the other without
the endorsement of the state commit
tee for the treasurership of Henrico
county, was a feature of the election
and led to q heavy vote in that coun-
ty. The indications favor the election
of the man without the endorsement.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-11-12
MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Nov. 5.-At midnight this
returns of Tuesdays election received
from Baltimore city and the state OF
Maryland had not all been received.
Two missing precincts in the city had
been counted by the election judges.
but owing to the long vigil of the
clerical force in the office of the SUI
pervisors of election it was decided to
close the office. The figures of the
missing precincts are promised tomor-
row. They will not materially change
the result. In Baltimore city the en-
tire democratic state ticket was elect
ed by about 5000 plurality.
The returns from all the counties
of the state have not been received,
but enough reports are on hand to
assure an overwhelming democratic
majority on joint ballot in the gem
eral assembly, which elects a success
sor to United States Senator Nc
Comas.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-11-12
A Great Fire at Troy. N. Y.

Albany, n. Y, Nov. 4.-Fire which
started at 10: 50 o'clock last night in
the Citizens steamboat line at Troy,
ragged for two hours before 1t was UNI
der control and destroyed several
large buildings on River street. The
ter the fall of the walls of the south
ernmost buildings. This carried away
the electric light circuits along River
street and in view of the danger to
life and additional property the power
was turned off, leaving most of the
city in darkness for an hour. The
loss is estimated at $1,OOO,OOO
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-11-12
HerriCk Gets Probably the Largest Plurality
Ever Given to an Ohio Candidate
for Governor.
Tamnany Wins in New York City, Massachusetts,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Iowa
Republican democrats Successful
in Kentucky and Maryland.

and Johnson I .06j. The tickets were
nearly all straight, indicating a re-
publican victory for the entire ticket
by good ma iorities.
Canton, Nov. 4.-Republicans carry
Canton by about 1000. Stark county
by $500 to 1000. All republican can
didates for Legislature are elected.
Steubenville, Nov 4.-Neems. re
publican candidate for congress in
the Sixteenth district, elected by g.
COO maiority.
Springfield Nov. 4.-Total vote:
Herrick 4,O77, johnson 2,723. This
shows a gain of 400 in the city over
the vote last fall.
Norwalk, Nov. 4.-Norwalk city
gives Herrick 1,12O, Johnson 639. Last
year Laylin, republican, has 1,OO6,
Bigelow, democrat, 574.
Piqua, Nov. 4.-Miami county gives
0. f. Harrison, republican candidate
for state senator, plurality of 2,O5S,
which assures his reelection by prob
ably 100 Estimated vote in Shelby
county is 1900 and Darke about 500.
Herrick carries the city by 504.
Cincinnati, Nov. 5.-The vote COM
plete in Hamilton county for governor
stands: Herrick 52,627, Johnson 22,-
7l9, Cowen 4,467. Herrick's plurality
29.9OS. This was exceeded by only
two republican Weidner
for clerk of the common pleas court,
whose plurality is 1904; and Swing
for judge of the common pleas court,
whose plurality is 3O,136.
Complete returns from the city of
Cincinnati give Herrick 44.149, John
son 1885, a plurality for Herrck of
26,G14, making a republican gain of
over II 900.