The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-12-19
RAILS.
COMPARATIVE VOTE.

Mr.. Bryan is busy ,ell ng how it hap
per ed and trying 20 " hi tie down Roo e.
volts big Popular vote to suit his .ee 5 OF
what it ought 10 be In his endello OF
he has dts up a feg statistics " hch We
find ii lie Commorer as follows:
In 1892 the o al Democratic vote was
5.556 53s, the Eepub.isan vo e 81 5. T., e
Popul st vote loo, s02. the Ploh b! on
yo 264 90, making a total Of about
1900 0G0.
IN lie the Republican vo e was 7,136. y.
or nearly two mi | ems more than in le92.
The Democrat c vo e VS. 500 5. an II
c e Sc of really a milton over The Dem
ocrat.c vote In 19e2, but it must be e
meEsbe. cd that tn S in. llEed the Pc I'll st
vote he Populists having eldol SGD he
Puckner ticket received 133. 424. the Pc
hib. tion.s.s 1872, 900. the S5cill st-LaIo
ticket 35,24 and the Nationa st tee
1860. This made a ,otal vo e of absut
1900, 600. This pie omenal n.rea his
never been ga isfactor'l u ex Ia ned.
In 1900 the Republican ticket pofed
7,203. 244-an incIea e Ct abou 194O0 veI
the Re. ub lean vote of l &C T e Temo-
cratic lie. Ieeeiv d 63j}.79-a loss o
ebout $50 900. the P. oh cit onis $ pc Q
2Oo.e35 the Social Labor cand da e 4,
699, the m ddle -of-the-road Populists 90
S7S ard the Soc a. .st-Domocratic ticket
S5.s7, Tie total vo,e IN 1900 was 1860 %
which was practically tie same as the
to al vote four years before.
While he Re1ub lean g in this year IS
in the re GLIB rhcod Of 1000, The Dem
ocratic loss. nearly 10 1000 is so 6 e [
that it WI preb- bly, more than offae any
irel ease in the vo.e gwen to other can
d.dates. so that the 10 al voc IN 5 year
may be less tina it was -four years 6
AT any rate it will not be mater ally
greater. The total vote is thus abo
What it was eight years ago. n2tv i~h
stand.r G th", sfr .-.-popula ion. Tnc
to,al .o,e of the two ladiug paltIe
.ombined is some $50. 900 less th1n t VS.
-four years ago. VIII lie the S5c.a.-st wee
may reach 600 coo. The Popul.st vote wi !
be g eater than it was four years IS
but not nearly so large as was ex. eeted
Extending RURAL DELIVERY.
1h lty-tHo hSusa.d ru3a, free delivery
rou es i II DE N Q. eration n the UE.,eJ
Saies on Juty /. 1905 This service wi.
cost the COVE nment a lit lie more n r
$1,000 o01. In I'll next IS al Sc r b gil
nirg Jlly /. 1905, 5000 az diiona. rou es
win b estab ished ma. g a to al 81
3 900. The cost of extending and main
ia ning rural iIee del very IN he h4c.i
year b%eginnrg July l. 1875, is cd
at 50. 900. 900.
There are now pending W i g &C
tion by the pos.ofice departing t 40,
lie itions for routes as compared wi h
1000. VII n Fourth Assistant Lr 81 "
took charge OF this d VS. on ef the pcs
tai service. The cos; of service IS ex
pee cd to decline pIooortiona ely from
row on, die TO the d minisheI available
Territory for rural routes.
Up to the last six months special at
tention has been given o I'D v.du ! re
tions, but la. cry more cons de4a In
has been gwen TO county sc. VI es. spe
cially in the nor ,hwesteIn n middle
western states by the ime The ex
fssal year rolls round the officials x
Iect to be up to date with their work.
Routes nave been established with such
rapidly during the last IF cen mcn hs
that Fourth Assistant Rrstow IS only
900 b bird. and h S orders a.e that .hese
caees shall be disposed of as soon a.
poss BILE.