New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
THE FAR VEST.
Solid for observation-disclosures Nay
GiUe 5000.
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San Francisco. Nov. 9.-Eighty thousand for
Roosevelt is the plurality in California which
has already been recorded and IT is probable
that this figure will be raised to 100000. AS 1t
stands now, it is the largest vote ever given for
q Presidential candidate in this State.
San Francisco wins the Republican banner by
giving 81 900 for Roosevelt, beating both Los
Angeles and Oakland. With a full Congress
delegation of eight Republicans. this makes
almost unprecedented victory in California. One
of the most satisfactory features of Congress
triumph is that Livernash was defeated In the
WITH District by Julius Kahn by 1000. F.
A Hayes. Republican. defeated Wynn In the
With District. Hayes is of the proprietors
Of the San Jose Mercury" The Socialist vote
in San Francisco was heavy. amounting to
10000 votes, 5000 more than at last election.
Seattle. Nov. 9.-Complete returns from one
fourth of all the precincts in the State Of Wash
ington. and incomplete returns from most of
the Others show that the Roosevelt electors
have carried the State by over 10000 votes.
Albert e. Mead CRep.) is elected Governor, over
George Turner Dem.) by between 5000 and
1000 votes. Charles z. Coon (Rep) is elected
Lieutenant Governor by fully 1900 votes.
Every other candidate on the Republican State
ticket Is elected by from $4,000 to 10000, except
Humphrey. Jones and Cushman. for Congress,
whose majorities will be higher. The next leg
islature will be strongly Republican.
Salt Lake City, Nov 9.-About one-third Of
the voting precincts of the State give Roosevelt
27.3S1. Parker 1892. Debs. 1909. The pre-
cincts reported include many of the heavy Re
publican districts. but so uniform has been the
gain for Roosevelt that 1t is now evident that
his plurality in the State will be far In Of
first estimates Not half OF the voting districts
of Salt Lake County have been heard from, and
probably will not be until tomorrow. Repub-
lican State Chairman Spry to-day claimed the
election of the entire State ticket. almost en-
tire Republican legislature and the election OF
the Salt Lake County ticket.
The latter claim is disputed by both Demo-
Gratis and American party men. The voting
strength of the latter party is still problemati-
cal, and will not be known until the count is
finished in this city. 1t may be week before
accurate figures of the State vote are available.
Reno. New. Nov. 9.-Incomplete returns indi-
cate a complete Republican victory, with Con-
gresham only in doubt. Roosevelts estimated
plurality will exceed 1000. George s. Nixon
Republican, will undoubtedly be elected United
States Senator, TO succeed Senator Stewart.
Portland, Ore. Nov. 9-Roosevelt's plurality
In Oregon. estimated from the best available
figures will probably exceed 10000. twice the
majority ever given by Oregon to any Presiden-
tial candidate. The returns indicate that the
question of prohibition, which was submitted to
the voters OF twenty-three counties, has been
defeated.
Cheyenne. wyo. Nov. 9.-Roosevelt has I'M
doubtedly carried Wyoming by 5000 or over.
The entire Republican State ticket is elected.
Butte. Mont. Nov. --latest returns from the
State give Roosevelt majority of nearly 10000
Governor Toole, Democrat was reelected but
otherwise most of the State ticket is Republi-
can. The legislature Is Republican.