The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-09

more, and BOWerSOck will have $500
in the Second. 1 have not figures def
mime enough to make an estimate of
Reeder's majority in the Sixth
What Sapp Says.
w. F. Sapp, chairman of the Demo-
cratic state committee, this afternoon
comedies the election of the entire Re
publican state ticket with the eexcep-
ton of state treasurer. He insists that
L. M. Dolan has been elected over T.
I. Kelly by a small majority. Mr..
Sapp said:
AT O'Clock this afternoon COM
plete information is very meager.
Very few counties have reported in
full The indications are that aside
from Dolan. the Republican state tick
ct has been elected. Dolan for state
treasurer has carried the First con-
gressionaI district and probably the
Fifth. Other information is lacking,
and 1 believe he has carried the state" :"
KeIly's Home County.
Paola, Nov. 9.-Dolan carries Miami
county against T. T. Kelly by an esti-
mated majority of 1900. Two years
ago it went against Kelly by 933 for
David Heflebower, who lives here
Dale carries the county against Hoch
by 200, and Hutchings carries it
against Bowersock by 800. Hodges
CDem.), for state senator, receives n
majority of 200. This defeats F. w.
400. P. w. Goebel (Dem.) was re-
elected representative.
Marshall County.
Marysville, Nov. 9.-Twenty-five out
of 81 precincts in Marshall county in
dicate that Dolan carries it by 250.
jority of 915. Dale is also running
ahead of his ticket. The Republicans
elect most of the county ticket, with
sheriff and county attorney in doubt.
jefferson County.
Oskaloosa, Nov. 9.-The estimated
.r-if in 1ies n re a G
lows: Roosevelt, 500; Hoch, 600;
Kelly, 400; Curtis, $50. Oskaloosa
township gave the following majori-
ties: Roosevelt, $50; Hoch, 1872;
Kelly, 50; Curtis, 1876.
Saline County.
Salina, Nov. 9.-Saline county gives
Roosevelt an estimated majority of l.
200. Hoch will receive 900 majority.
The full vote on state treasurer is not
known, but it is estimated Kelly Will
receive 500 majority. Fred Quincy
(Rep.) defeats Harry Mcmillan for
state senator by 1850 in the sena-
torial district, composed of Saline and
Ottawa counties. Quincy carries his
own county by 1000 and Ottawa coun-
ty by $50. c. B. Kirkland (RepO is
reelected to the Legislature by 500
majority. Congressman Calderhead
runs along with Roosevelt.
Ottawa County.
Minneapolis, Nov. 81. c. Gafford,
chairman of the Republican county
gives the following COM
plete majorities in Ottawa county:
794; Hoch, S29; Kelly, $40;
Quincy (Rep.), for state senator 332;
White (Rep.), for representative, $50;
Calderhead, for congress, TIA.
Clay County.
Clay Center. Nov. 9.-With five pre-
cincts lacking, Clay county gives Hoch
an estimated majority of 500, and Kelly
200 J. E. Brewer (Kep.) for state SEN
ator also carries the county, and the
Republican candidate for representa-
tive is elected.
jackson County.
HoIton. Nov. 9-This county will
give Roosevelt about 1900 majority.
With three precincts to hear from,
Hoch has S5 majority, Dolan 634, Har- !
vey 279, Chase, for railroad commits |
over Walker, 95; Waggener, |
for state senator, 216; Pomeroy |
(Rep), for representative, $50; Geb-
hart (Dem), for district judge, 476- |
The entire Republican county ticket is |
elected. The three precincts which are |
will slightly increase the ma |
jorities of Harvey and Dolan.
Lyon County.
Emporia, Nov. 9.-RooseveIt has
probably carried Lyon county by 1900 |
Hoch by 1900, and Kelly by |
300. The Republicans elect both rep
and George E. Tucker
(Rep.), for state senator, gets 700 ma
jority. Dennis Madden (Dem.), loses
the county and also for reelection as
district judge. The Republicans elect |
the entire county ticket except treas
urer and clerk.
Leavenworth County.
Leavenworth, Nov. 9.-Congressman
Curtis carried Leavenworth cos nv by
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