The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-11-10
COMPLETE VOTE
OF THE COUNTY
Roosevelt Has a Majority Of
Over Eighteen Hundred.
TURNER BEAT MEAD BY MInE1Y-TnREE
Judge erents Had Largest Vote Ex-
cept That Of Observation-Disclosures
Gets Biggest Majority.
TURNER BEAT MEAD BY MIAE1Y-1nREE

received from the ~ precincts In WaIla
Walla county, showing that Roosevelt
carried the county by a majority of
1897. Turner's majority over Mead for
governor was SO.
The vote on congressman gives
Cushman the largest of the republican
candidates and Anderson the greatest
for the democrats.
For supreme judge Fullerton led the
other two candidates, with a total vote
of 2545. being 1853 more votes than
Rudkin received, the other republican
candidate
Turner carried Is precincts in the
county and Mead Z. In the city Mead
had a majority of II votes, having a
total vote in the eight precincts of S6S
while Turner had ISL. Mead carried
Stevens, Simms, Fremont and Mullan
precincts in the city, while Turner had
majority in Lewis, Clark, Whitman
and Steptoe. By wards the first and
third gave a majority for Turner
while the second and fourth went for
Mead.
Not counting the vote for president
Judge Brents received the largest vote
in the county, it being 2S0S. He had no
opposition for the office. Davis, the
democratic candidate for school super
intendent, received the smallest vote,
it being 1912.
Of the republican candidates that
were successful Painter received the
largest majority, getting 9S5 more
votes than Ellingsworth. Bergman
Isreceived the smallest majority, his fig
ures being 81. For the democrats
Honeycutt received the largest vote
and majority, his vote being 2117 and
his majority 406.
The highest vote cast in a contest
! where there were two candidates was
for clerk, the total being 1916. The
! lowest vote cast for two candidates
was in the contest for commissioner
from the second district, which Was
| 374S.
! c. T. Hutson is elected joint senator
| from the 18th district by majority
of 231. His majority in Walla Walla
was 800 and in Franklin Al. Adams
carried Adams county against Hutson
by 80 votes.
The total vote from the precincts in
Walla Walla received by the candi-
dates is as follows:
President-Roosevelt, 1927; Parker,
$50; Roosevelts majority, 1897.
congressman = Humphrey, 24SS;
Jones 2471; Cushman, 2495; Hatha-
way, 1886; Anderson, 1889; Beck, 1881.
Supreme Judge-Rudkin, 1887; Full
! lerton, 2545; Battle. 1872.
/ Governor 1866; Mead, 1878;
Turner's majority, SO.
Lieutenant governor-Coon, 2017;
Judson, 1852; Coon's majority, 255.
Secretary of state-Nichols, 21S7;
Hough, 1885; Nichols majority, 652.
State treasurer-Mills, 2212; Mud
gett, 1547; Mills majority, 665.
State auditor-Claussen, 22O5; Pur-
din, 1925; Claussen's majority, $50.
Attorney general-Atkinson, 22OS;
Neal, 1885; Atkinson's majority, 66s.
Land commissioner-Ross, 2236;
Pierson, 1886; Ross majority, 750
State superintendent of public in
struction-Bryan, 1925; Gerard, 1923;
Bryan's majority, 1913.
State senator, 18th district-Hutson,
993; Adams, 693; Illusions majority,
3OO. .~
Senator. 18th district-Pauly, 1892;
Reser, 1919; Paulys majority, II.
Representatives, 18th district-Rudio,
114S; Henderson, 1897; Ritz, 1905; Tay-
lor, 99S.
Representative, 18th district-Weber.
s6S; Hungate, 1872 Weber's majority,
ZIG.
+ Superior Judge-BrentS, zoOo.
Sheriff-Painter, 2417; Ellingsworth,
1882; Painters majority, $50.
/ Acknowledgements, 2117; Shaw,
I'LL; Honeycutt's majority, 400.
| Clerk-Hill, 1857; Scholl, 1919; Hills
majority, SIS.
Treasurer-Hawley, 222S; McInroe,
1873; Hawley's majority, 555.
Wilson, 2161; Dunphy,
| 1773; Wilson's majority, 388.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 1855; Toner,
| 1864; Berryman's majority, 81.
/ School perintendent-Bond, 1884;
Davis, 1912; Bonds majority, 1886.
Surveyor 1858.