The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-10

| erh cad, for congress, has about 500
majority in this county. The Repub-
licans have elected their entire county
| ticket and have absolute control of the
| county'S offices for the first time in
many years. Brewer, for state Sena-
| tor, carried Dickinson by $50, and
Cloy by 150. Creach was elected rep
| resentative.
Olathe. Kan. Nov. 10.-The faction
| al differences here lost a majority of
the ticket in johnson county to the
Democrats, although Roosevelt carried
the county by about 500, and Hoch by
500. Bowersock loses the county by
121, Senator Sponable by 467, and
Kelly by 500. S. B. HasAin, for repre-
sentative. has 400 majority. Roscoe
Smith, for county clerk, has 450. ole
Hibner. for surveyor, 345; DIR. E. p.
Miller, coroner, 200 ben H. Hancock.
clerk district court, 40, and S. H. Alli-
son, commissioner, 215. The remain
der are Democrats with pluralities of
from 10 to $50.
Dighton, Kas., Nov. 10.-Incomplete
returns show that Roosevelt has car
ried this county by 100 majority; Hoch
and the state ticket by so majority
so majority. The entire Republican
county ticket was elected except coun-
ty clerk by about 20 majority.
Neosho.
Chapute, Kan, Nov. 10.-Neosho
county gives Roosevelt a plurality Of
over 1900, a gain of 1850 over four
years ago. Hoch, for governor, car
ried the county by 69S, gain of 400
over two years ago. Kelly ran behind
Hoch, but only by a small vote. Camp
bell, for congress, has a plurality OF
over 750. This is the home county of
Seth Wells, and he received about 773,
running ahead of Hoch. For the first
time in the history of the county, the
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hcer and 80 per cent of township Off
GERS. The county officers were elected
by majorities running from 374 to
1857, averaging LOO. Roosevelts s
ever received in the county by presi-
dent.
Osborne, Kas., Nov. 1O.-Roosevelt
has carried Osborne county by 1900
plurality, a gain of 1,O75 over four
carried the county by 1000, a gain of
500 over two years ago. Kelly ran $50
behind Hoch. Reeder, for congress,
has 1000 plurality. Republicans have
elected the entire county ticket by plu-
ralities from 500 to $50.
Rawlins.
Atwood, Kas., Nov. 10.-Roosevelt
will probably carry Rawlins by 100
plurality, gain of so over four years
ago. Hoch has probably carried the
county by SO, a gain of % over two
years ago. Kelly is only a few votes
behind the ticket. Reeder, for con-
gress, will have SO plurality. The
county ticket will be divided between
Republicans and Democrats.
Riley.
Manhattan, Kas., Nov. 10.-Sixteen
precincts out of 27 in Riley county
give Roosevelt LAOS, Parker 342. Same
ernor 1,149. Craddock 614, showing
a net Republican gain of sol. Four
teen precincts give Hoch for governor
LIZA, Dale 420. Same precincts in
Eleven precincts give Kelly for state
treasurer 7SS, Dolan $50, a majority
of 39S. The same precincts in 1902
gave Kelly 72O, Heffiebower 431.
Kelly's gain over 1902 is 100.
Reno.
Hutchinson, Kan, Nov. 10.-Roose-
welt las carried Reno county by 5000
plurality, a gain of 1900 over four
years ago. Hoch, for governor, has
carried the county by 1900, gain of
about 700 behind Hoch. Murdock, for
congress, has about 1.5OO plurality.
Repu blicans have elected the county
ticket, both commissioners and one
representative in the Eighteen dis
trict The Eighty-first district is in
doubt. Hettinger, Democrat, has car
ried the county against Gale, Repub-
Hcan, for district judge, by a small
plurality, but the latter is elected by
carrying Harvey county by 1900 and
Mcpherson by SO.
Wellington. Kan, Nov. 1O.-Roose-
velt's plurality in Sumner county will
be about 1.S00. Hoch and the state
ticket, except Kelly, will have LOO.
Kelly was badly cut in certain locali-
ties but will have 500 over Dolan.
Murdock's majority over Belisle for
congress will reach 1.400- The Re
publicans elect state senator. two rep
reSentatives and every county officer
of commissioner from the Second dis
trict, in which Leeper, Republican,
has a plurality of 81 over Tate, Demo-
crat.
Wallace.
Sharon Springs, Kas., Nov. 10
Roosevelt has carried Wallace county
by a majority of 225 out of 325 votes;
Hoch has 200 majority for governor.
Kelly has run about SO votes behind
Hoch. The Republicans have elected
the entire county ticket excepting rep
resentative and county superintendent.
Reeder, for congress, has 200 ma
jority.
Lincoln.
Lincoln Center. Nov. 1O.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt carried Lincoln county
by 500. The Republican state ticket
carried the county by 800, Tom Kelly
falling about 100 behind. The Repub-
licans elected representative, treasurer,
county clerk, county superintendent,
clerk of court and coroner. The oppo-
sition elected county attorney, sheriff,
register of deeds, probate judge, sur
veyor and the two commissioners.
Einney.
Garden City, Kan, Nov. 1O.-Finney
county gave Roosevelt about 800 plu-
raIity Hoch has about 100 plurality
for governor, a loss of a few votes
from four years ago. Kelly has run
about 300 behind Hoch- Murdoch, for
congress- has about 175 plurality |
Coleman and Dayhoff have run con-
siderably behind the ticket. Repub-
Iicans have elected representative,
probate judge and coroner, while the
Democrats have swept everything else
on the county ticket