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IN WEBER COUNTY.
Everything Goes Republican With
Doubt as to Distriit Judgeship,
lSneclnl to DIG "NeWs. D

ogden, Nov 9.--At noon today, oil Of
Weber county had been heard from,
except seven districts In the city aud
two districts IN the county William
Patterson, Republican candidate for
county superintendent OF schools was
several hundred votes ahead Of John
Weaver the Democratic candidate, and
while II was conceded on every side
that the Republicans were successful
generally, the contest for the district
iudgshlp was held TO be undecided. The
vote rs ascertainod at the hour mem
toned was as follows.
For Presidential Electors-E, w.
Wade. az. 4,742, Miner, (R), 4729, My
ton. (R), 1862 NewhoUse, D), 2i29.
snow D) 2,l2S Kiesel, (D) 2,l29.
Hcnger, (S), 49, jacobson, (S), al;
McGann, (S), as
For Congressman-Howell, tRD, 4212;
Powers, ID, 2,il9; Schock, 81, 374:
Hiles (Am), 1885,
For Goyernor-Cutler. CR), 1901;
Moyle, %, 1926 Kaufman, (s), $50,
Ferry, (Am), 236.
For Secretary Of State-TIngey (Rl,
t.9Oi Harmon 3D. $3.50; Porter 81,
S9ii James (Am) 2l9,
For State AudltOr-Edwards (R),
1910. Geiger %, 2,lSl; Mclaughlin,
90, $50: Rogers, (Am), rs.
For state Trclsurer--Christlansen,
Or, 1000; Wilson, Oh. 2,6i3 Arilson,
tS) $40; Armstrong. (Am), 2l3.
For Attorney General--BTedsn, (lO,
1914: Baglay o. 1910, Randall (S).
2s5 MCDOWELL, tAin), 1893
For Superintendent OF Pnblic lnstruc-
tion--NelsOn, Gi), l3l3, Porter tD),
EGO; Lewis, (s), 800; Christensen,
(Am), 25l.
For Justice Of Supreme Court
Stmup Op, $50; Varlan, OD) 1885
Goodwin, tS) 397
For District Judge Howell R).
3,5IG. Rolapp. (Dl. 3i6G,
For District Attorney -Halyerson,
(R). 1889; Horn. 3D.. 2,bSi
For State Senator HOllngsWorth.
R), 1858, perry ID, 2.9il. Jones
81 $685.
For state Representatives, Kuohler
(R), 1906 Stewart, (R), 400; Pam
cake. (R), i,259. Dean, (R) 1890, Pc.
terson. (DD. 2.i7i. Baker Cd, 2,4i5;
Harris. ID. 2.b7g Montgomery, o.
2.413. Brodie. 50, 3lS; Dora, 80 800.
billiard. Isl, 3s4, schoneld. 81, 39',
For County Commissioner, four-years
stanford. CR.). 1894 Harmon. (D)
2,SO6, Burnett 80 59A
For County Commissioner. two-years
MADISON. (R). i2SS. Olson, D). 2.52j;
Hansen, CS1. 5s1.
For County Clerk-Mattson tRO,
1855; McFarlane 90 S0i2, McGre-
gOi. 80, &4.
For County Treasurer Chambers
N), 1888 Shells, (Dl, 2,2S2; Mattos.
(s.) gIs.
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IN FOREST DALE,
City Suburb thatiSlmply Slaught'
cred the Democratic Ticket

The vote in District 80 (Forest Dale
on the state and legislative tickets Is as
follows! Wade (R), 2l9 Miner (R),
2l9; Myton RI, PIG; Kiesel ID
81; Newhouse CD, 81, SNOW
(DJ, 81 zenger (s,). Z; Jacob
son (s) Z; Mccain 50 Z; Howell
(R.). 20S Powers (D), 70; Schoch so,
6; Hiles (A), 6; Straup (R), 1871 Var
ian 3D., 63; Goodwin (S), G., Cutler
(R), 49, Moyle (D), 100; Kaufman
80, A. Ferry al, s., Tingey RI, gO5'
Harmon (D), 81; Porter (S.) 10; James
"a, 2, Breeder (R), l94 Bagley (D),
"a: Randall 81, 6; MacDowall az, L;
Edwards RI. 2O5; Gleger Cd, 49, Nc
Lachlan (S), 6; Rogers (A), 8;
Christensen (R.), 200 Wilson DD, ~;
Arilson 50 g. Armstrong az. /; Nell
son (R), 1872; Porter d., So Lewis
Isl, 6; Christensen ~, 3; Morse QS.),
2i0 Lewis (R) 10, Richie RI, 1871,
Hall (D), lOl Stewart ID, ia Hurd
(DD, II; Cherry (D), 60. LoofbouTow
(R.) ii7: Van Colt Cd, 1870; Love (R.),
900; Park (R.), IA; Lawrence (R), 1874;
Leary Cd, 49, Pyper a., lls, Stew
art (D), 1856, Charter (s), 5; Lawrence
Isl. G; Lavery 50, 2, Gibson al. q
Niles al 4; Nye al, a. Kinney R),
1874; Edward (R1, 1917; Cromar R),
100. HUI (R.) 2O5, Anderson (R), 1876;
Painter (R.), 1875, Marks QR), 1877; Stock
ey (R), 1907 Joseph (R), III McCrea
CR1. 1889; Hamer (D) 50; Riser Oh
Sc. Jacobson 3D., rs; Spencer ID 81;
Mccoy Cd, 70 Dern ID, Il; Olson
Cd, Is; Clark (D) o.
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CoRTELYoU TO spRY.
National Chairman Congratulates
Utah Chairman.

Chairman Spry this morning received
The following congratulatory telegram
from National Chairman Geo. B. Cor
telyou
New York Nov ., o.
"Wm. spry. Salt Lake Utah
The Republican national committee
send hearty congratulations.
GEO. B. CORTELYOU."
FROM BEAVER COUNTY.
Chairman spry received the following
from Frank Farnsworth county chair
man OF Beaver;
Beaver county precincts show Re-
publican, 1853. Democratic, S16i Con-
gresham, Republican, $50; Democratic,
ESQ state ticket, Republican, $50; Dem
ocratic, $50; Legislature, Republican,
?SS; Democratic, 1885,
This means that Frank Tolton, Dem.
Is elected TO the Legislature,
FROM IRON COUNTY.
The following telegram from Iron
county was received at state headquar-
ters this morning
Cedar City, Utah, Nov 0, 0i.
WIN. Spry, state Chairman Salt
Lake.
"Vote for Summit precinct, Iron
county. Roosevelt, S2 Parker. g. Soci-
alist, 5; Howell 81 Powers q, Social
ist 4; Cutler, S0 Moyle, TO- Socialist,
4: Republican representative, Jones, 2i;
Dem. representative, Perry 6, Social
ist, e. Will carry county by 200 ma
jorlty ALFRED FROND
County Chairman
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AMERICAN FORK.
Complete Returns from This
Utah County Town.

Following are the complete returns
OF the election from American Fork
For Presidential electorate. W..
Wade, lR) $40; Miner (R), $40. My
ton, Ql). oi9i K!esel, %. 3i3 New
house tD) 3i2 SNOW, D) $3.50;
Ienger, 80. rs. jacobsen, 50, II; Me
Gam, 80. H.
For Congressman-H Howell. (R). $50;
Powers, (D) $685. Schock 80, q;
Hlles, (A), .,
For Goyernor--Cuter, (RJ, 500;
Moyle, 90, 81; Kaufman (S) TO-;
Ferry tA) s.
For Secretary Of stote-Tngey (R).
$500 Harmon CD) 1858, Porter 50,
80, James, (A). A.
For state Auditor Edwards. CR).
$685. Gleger, (D), $685. McLachlan, 90.
~ Rogers, (A), g.
For State Treasurer christensen.
(R), 551. Wilson, %, 1853, ArlisOn,
50, ~, Armstrong. a., a.
For Attorney General Breeder. CRD,
55o Bagey. 90, 800, Randall. (sJ.
~ McDowall, (A) T.
For supt Pub Instruction Nelson,
(R) b63; Porter, CD, Sj2, Lewis,
50, u; Christensen, (A), T.
tut uWfAlNN QUIZ NlHf 'Nul Nlihult
(R) $685. Varian, tD) 1856, Goodwin
50, r.
For Representatiyes-El Eleventh dis.
trict- Austin, tR) 56l Wooton, R),
SOB, Hone (I2), 55s, slmons (R) 56l.
Bateman. Cd, 3l2 Taft fD). 36l
Argyle do, 1865; Money. Cd, 36i
For District Judge-Fourth district
Booth, CR.), 552 King Oh, 37l
For district Attorney Houtz, (R),
5S5; Rydalch, CD, 3e2
For County Commissioner, four-years
Dunn RI. $40 Bird, Cd, $780,
For County Commissioner two-years
Walker tR), 5IOi Southwlck Cd,
363,
For County Clerk-Ge (R), 500;
Robinson, n), S6i.
For County Sheriff-Harmon, (R).
$780, storrs CD, 3i6
For County Recorder Jones, (R),
561 Worsencroft, CD, $50.
For County Attorney Anderson, llf),
5G2 Morgan. (D) S65.
For County Assassor-Lewis, (R),
562. Thomas, CD. 1868,
For County Treasurer Johnson, (R),
sos Thomas 3D.. 365,
For County Suryeyor-Wentz, Ql),
562 Swan. CD 36i,
For County Supt. a schools--Eg-
gertsen. (R). 63i. Chllds, Cd S9s.
Justice Of the Peace--Hunter tR),
542, Vance, CD, 97j.
For Constable Beck, (R), 5l3' Doan,
Cd, as.
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HEAVY FOR REPUBLICANS.
Provo Goes Big for Administra'
tlon Candidates and Policies,
lsneclal 10 the "NeWs. y

Provo, Nov 9.-The election returns,
as they came IN last night showed a
very large majority for rne Republican
national and state ticket The returns
however came In very slowly and IN
complete. There were so many scratch.
ed ballots, probably 50 per cent, that the
returns consisted principally OF he
president electors on the straight tick
cts. Up to $3.50 o'clock only three voting
districts given below had reported COM
plete returns. Before that time the
Democrats acknowledged big defeat
They concede the city by 100 on the
state and county ticket, and 1900 on the
national ticket The Republicans claim
a greater majority. But the landslide
was sufficient to cause both headqaar-
tiers TO close and take part In the cele-
bration Of the victory,
The returns viii probably come IN
today, although Il IL doubtful that COM
plete returns VIII be given by all the
districts even today.
The districts that reported complete
returns last night we're, Provo First,
sprlngville Third. santaquin Second,
and Vineyard.
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They gave Roosevelt $685. Parker 323.
For Governor cutler, 800, MOyle, 363i
Ferry, Z
For Congressman-lioveu $40, Pow.
ers $685. Hiles, 6
For District Judge Booth, 33s, King
$50.
For District Aitomey-Houtz, en-
Rydalch, l02.
Legislative Ticket Republican, Ss9;
Democratic, 1855
The same districts in 1900 gave plu-
rality Of go for Bryan.
The election returns from the county
have not yet been received In anything
ike a complete state. The vote OF the
eight districts Of Provo is as follows;
Roosevelt, LOO Parker SS6; Howell,
1906. Powers, Loss; Hiles, S2 Cutler,
Ian Movie. 1910; Ferry, IS; Booth,
1880 King, l0li' Houtz, l5lj Rydalch,
1860. Republican legislative ticket
1878; Democratic legislative Ticket &c.,
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KEARNS' SUCCESSOR.
will He Be Sutherland, McCor-
nick or Bartch2

. The Republican landslide In =
Utah means that the Republicans
: will have, It is estimated, more
than 50 Of the GO members Of the
: Legislature. The latter will paine
a successor TO United States Sem /.
: ator Thomas Kearns For that
high place three names we're .
prominently mentioned today
ex.Congressman George suther.
land. Hon. w s. Mccormick and
, Judge George W. Bartch Of the
state supreme court, II is under
stood that only Messrs, Suther-
land and Bartch win be ayowed
candidates, The mention Of Mr..
McComicks name coming from
: strong personal friends who
would like 10 support him.
Observation-Disclosures.
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REPUBLICAN wALKovER,
That Was What Republicans Had
At Pleasant Grove,

At Pleasant Grove there was a Re-
publican walkover with maioritles II
about l20. The American party ticket
received two votes. The vote stands
as follows:
For Presidential Electors-E, w,
Wade (R), 46S: James A. Miner tR,
40. r. =. Myton, (R), idi Fred j, kle'
sell (D), sol; Samuel Newhouse, CD,
son. Edward II. Snow, Cd, 3O2.
For Representative to Congress
Joseph Howell, (R) i2Si o. W Powers,
%, $3.50, w H. sohock, 80, !, Ogden
For Goyernor-John C.. Cutler CR0,
4si: J. H. Moyle, CD 3i6, j. A. kauft-
man. 90, /; William NJ. Ferry ca, 2.
For Secretary Of State-Chnrles y.
Tlngey (R), 4H; L, ~ Harmon, CD,
322; a. L. Porter (s), 1; Walter James
For state AudItor-J. a. Edwards,
Ql, AS John w. Geiger tD), $40;
Joseph McLachlan, 80, /, L. b. Rogers,
ca, 2.
For state TreasureT,-James Chris
Hansen, (R), Az. w, b. Wilson, Dl,
3l9. Ole Arilson, (S), 1; William w.
Armstrong (A), ?,
For Attorney General--M A, Breeder.
(R), l43, Grant G, Bagley CD, S24
Charles l9 Randall %, / Samuel Nc
DOwell, ca, 2.
For County RecOrder--E, r. Jones,
(R), i5s; W. l.. Worsencroft Cd, 81.
For County Attomey-Ro Ander-
ron, (R), 1875; A. b Morgan. Cd, S2S
For County Assesg0r--George H. Lew
is. (R), Al; II. r. Thomas, Oh $685.
For County Treasurer--M john
son, (R), iig Hyrum Jensen, Cd, S2s,
For County SuryeyOr-FDnk WentE,
(RC ii9 George G. Swan, %, 3lS.
For County superintendent Of Schools
IL. H. E2g8rtsen, tR), iZ'i @. \.
Chldrs, 90. 34,
For Precinct Justice Of the Peace
Alex Bullock, (O AL, j. l.. Harvey
ID, 32i.
For Precinct Constable Anton Heck
err O1), 400 Bert Cohbley CD, sal.
For Superintendent Public Instruc-
tion--A G. Nelson G) 4ji; y. 4, por-
ter tD), 3ll: Claude Lewis (S), L,
For Judge Of the supreme Court--D.
n. Straup CE) ii6i g. 8. Narlan Cd,
32i, c, G. Goodwin 81 4.
For Representatives Eleventh Dis
trIct-George Austin. 40. J c. Wooton.
A5. q. a Hone ii5 Grant slmons, AS,
tR9 J. T, Bateman. 32l, J.. O. Taft, SD;
l.. Argyle S2l; AT Money. $40 (D1.
For District Judge Fourth District
J. E Booth (R). $50; s. A. King %,
ga
For District Attoruoy-D. n. Houtz
GD, i3i; s =. nydalch 3D., Sls,
For County Commissioner dong term
j w Dunn, 40; r.. /. Bird 90. 1926
For County Commissioner short
term)-A b Walker R), iS2. =, South
wick d. ESQ.
For County Clerk--E. a. Gee (Rl,
372, D. II. Robinson %. i0i,
For County Sheriff. a. Harmon
N), 49,; G. A. storrs Oh Ss1
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BRYAN NOT FIX.
GAGGED IN FORM
ING NEW PARTY.

Lincoln, Neb, Nov. william
Jennings Bryan today denied that
he would meet William Randolph
Hearst and Thomas Il. Watson in
New York a week from now. for
the purpose OF taking steps to-
wards the organization Of a new
party. The statement that he
would go to New York for such
a purpose was made by Melvin c,
Palllster, manager Of Watson's
campaign. NC Bryan has some
reorganization plans, but he IN
tends TO stand sponsor for them
himself.
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SAME OLD STORY.
Count Slow and Everything Re.
publican i'm Carbon County.
lspecIal ID the "NeWn. 7

INVtCIdT 10 TNt NpWNl J
Price, Utah, Nov. 9.--lt viii be late
this evening and perhaps well into the
night before the complete returns from
Carbon and Emery counties are re.
ceiyed. The count is the slowest for
number Of years owing to the unus-
ual amount Of scratching. Reports from
the county Chairman OF Emery county
indicate that the entire state, national.
judicial and county tickets are Repub-
lean by a majority OF az ieast l25, with
the exception Of county recorder. The
majority OF the county ticket IN Carbon
is safe Curtain, Tor representative,
runs ahead OF his ticket so FAR as the
precincts heard from show. Living
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POWERS coNGRAruLArRs.
sends Message tos Congressman
howell and Gets One in Return.

ihe Following kilograms today passed
s between Joseph Howell and o. W. Pow
ar, republican and Democratic candi.
uo .,I respectively for Congress
MN Joseph Howell, Logan, Utah:
election, q " pS ~ IVes ~
y. Hon z. w, Powers. salt Lake city.
I'M. sin' Dteply appreciate the kindly
! 's'lns which prompted your message.
"h yours to command.
JOSEPH HOWELL
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ROOSEVELT CARRIES THESTATEA AND THE NATION

For County Assessor-Dlx. ,R0 42l6;
Doran. (D), 1891; Jansen, 81, 3i2,
For County Sheriff bailey (R), 1895;
sleeth. (DJ, 2l2S syphers, (S), 3i2.
For County Recorder Ellis, (R).
i,l2s Beus. OD). 2.i05i Mes, 90, $40,
For County Attorney liulauiski. ri
tgl5 Maloney, CD, 2,5j3' Dunlop, 80,
600
For County suvey0r-Crayen, (R),
$3.50, Brown. d., 1851, Cromwell,
81. 1884,
For Constable.-ogden Precinct
steele, tRJ. 2iil; Cunningham cd,
1885, Christensen, Isl, 3l6
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IT MAY BE MORE THAN THAT.
II is Possible That MIssouri's Egh-
teen Votes May be Cast for
Them,
BOTH PARTIES CLAIM THE STATE
Minnesota Democrats Probably Eject
Governor Result in Wisconsin May
BE Deadlock in Legislature

New YORK, Soy o. President Roose-
Welt probably win have 325 electoral
votes ag the result Of yesterdays bal
loting. This estimate however, may
be increased by IS votes from Missouri
when returns from that state shall have
been completed
a tabulnted statement Of tho indicni-
ed results is as follows
EoogEVEfrr Avn pATppANftfc
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Boxelder County Seat Goes Re-
publican by 800 Majority.


Brigham City, Nov, o.-Brigham City
has gone Republican by about $50 for
the electors, and for the state ticket
the Republican lead Is about 300, Re-
publican plurtlitles IN Brigham City on
the county ticket range from II to $50.
Nearly al the outside precincts have
been heard from and have gone largely
Republican. Howell runs slightly be-
hind Cutler in Brigham,
Returns from Boxelder county on the
vote for governor are as follows Cut
Ter R.), 1884 Moyle d., $780, giylng
Cutler a majority Of 69L
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IN BEAVER COUNTY
John 5. Tolton, Democrat. ia
Elected to the Legislature,

Especial to tho "News.")
Beaver Nov. 9--The returns from
nearly al precincts are now In and
show ON the electors, Roosevelt S6l
Parker Coz Howell 623 Powers,
C2s For the Legislature, John s Toll
ton, Democrat, Ia elected by q vote of
1is TO III.
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DISTRICT 49,

In District 40, this city the vote on
electors is as follows
Republicans Wade 1886. Miner s37;
Myton, 1885, Democrats Kiesel, New
house aud Snow l4I each.
For Congresg-Howell, R), 222i Pow
ors. co, 1872.
For Governor-Cutler, (R), 2lS;
Moyle, I'D, l1a
For Supreme Court--Straup, (HO, 26S;
Varan, %, 1888.
For Secretary Of Stlte-Tingey. (N,
2i2 Harmon, ID, 1852.
For Attorney General--Ilreeden, (R),
"a. Bagley. al 1855
For Auditor Edwards, (IO, 2SS: Gel
ger, (Dl, 1872.
For Treasnrer--Ch christensen, (R), 1888;
Wilson, ID, l60
For Superintendent Public Instruction
Nelson (lO 2S4, PorteG ID, l6l.
For District Judges Morse, (HO, 322
Hall, 90, iS9, Lewis, W, $685. stewart
(D) 1875, Richie, (R), 29i Hurd Cd,
lG2; Armstrong, (0, 2SO; Cherry CDh
1873.
For District Attorney-Loofbouow,
(R), lS>, Van Colt, (D) las,
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CACHE COUNTY.
Claims from $50 to $50 Republi.
can Majority.
Especial II tho "Nevg \

Logan Nov. 0--Cachc county will 20
from $50 10 40 majority Republican and
jorlty Is eos with some more precincts yet
to hear from which will bring II up 20 iOl
Maughan's majority over Hart rs sll
with more 10 hear from Wcllsvllle and
Richmond heretofore strong Democratic
ccnters show remarkable changes
The returns at noon were as follows:
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Logan. 1890 y. m.-Wih but Hyde Park
ana Sterling 10 hear from II Is now assur-
ed that Cache county Will give more than
l0i0 majority for Roosevelt Howells ma
iorlty up 20 this time Is sos The county
VIII 20 Republican from $50 to 500
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ALSO WIN SALT LAKE COUNTY.
U,n Likewise Control the Next Legls-
Iature and Name Successor to
Thomas Kearns
RESULT A POLITICAL UpHEAvAL
p,lorns Are Yet Incomplete aud Judges
Are still Counting Ballots This
Afternoon.

The Republicans have carried Utah
and ihe nation The victory is no less
decisive in the former than in the latter
II 4 All one way go much so as to oc-
easlon almost as great surprise In the
ranks Of the victorious party as In
ihe councils Of the Democracy.
The result shows gigantic political
upbeaval. The Republicans elect
Howell to Congress and Cutler to the
executive chair. Likewise the remain
der OF their state ticket It seems, also,
10 haze a safe majority In this county,
az n has In most Of the rest Of the
COMMITTEES Of the state. This applies 10
,he legislative ms we'll as other candi-
dates which means that the party will
nself name the successor 20 United
States Senator Thomas Kearns.
Returns are very slow coming I'm. The
scratching was terrific. Judges Of elec-
lion worked all night throughout this
civ and county and are yet bending
over their mighty task In most Of the
municipal precincts, 1t viii I'm many
cases be late this evening before they
gel through,
AZ the headquarters the returns have
been coming IN unprecedentedly slow
and while there was great iubllation in
The Republican camp the ardor Of VIC
tory was leSsened by the fact that def
mite figures were not as rule obtain
able. II was claimed there, however,
that Roosevelt would carry the state
by from 10000 to ", 900, and that Cutler
would beat Moyle by 5000 and Howell,
plgsrs by even a larger vote. At Dem,
oeTatc headquarters the claim was not
disputed,
SUMMARY OF SITUATION.
AZ noon today there was a gllmmer Of
lglth for the Democrats IN Davis coun-
~ resting on the claim that that coun-
" was still In the Democratic column,
though with only a majority OF 70.
Iolton the Democratic nominee for
The house from Beaver, In also elect
ID and It Is reported that s. O. White,
Jr, the partys nominee for county
derk has beaten his Republican op-
ponent. Other apparent certainties are
are as follows,
Wasalch county 10 conceded Repubh.
can the entire county ticket being
elected by about 200 majority.
Cache county is Republican by from
$50 to $50 majority.
Morgan county was the first to send
~ complete returns this morning. The
vote was Roosevelt, is0, Parker. 3lS.
Howell $50, Powers, $3.50, Cutter, 4S5,
Moyle M
SEWER county has gone from between
iye and six hundred for Roosevelt.
Moyle and Powers ran ahead of their
Ticket II, NJ Ha'Bl Cd for district
Judge will carry the county by 200. II is
not improbable that the Democratic
Nomlnee for county attorney and prob.
aby treasurer are also elected. The
,iest has gone Republican by from
200 to 600 maiorities.
N Heh county the vote on the state
ucket Is as follows Roosevelt 45l.
Parker. $40; Cutler, 49O Moyle, 263,
Howell ii6 Powers. 272. Walton 3l2,
hch III Judge Hart, ass.
flute Is wholly Republican with an
average majority OF so.
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For state Senator-Love, (R) 2i6;
Leary (D) 1885, Park, (fO, 226i Pyper
%, l79; Lawrence (R), 23O; Stewart
%, l76
DISTRICT a.
The first district In the city to send
in its complete returns on the state
ticket was District a, the result be-
ing as follows:
For observation-disclosures R) 32s;
Parker Cd 81, Debs 81 ..
For Congressional (R) 1866 Pow
ers Cd NJ schock (soc.) 49, Hiles
(AmJ 1856,
For Supreme Judge-straup (R) 22i;
Vallan Cd i40 Goodwin (Soc) o.
For Governor-CutlerQ }) 1877; Moyle
CD 1885, Kaufman (soc) s. Ferry
(Am) 1866.
For Secretary of state-Tlngey R)
lis Harmon ID 100; Porter (soc 81
James (Am) AS,
For Attorney-General-Br R)
200 Bagley (D) 9O' Randall (Soc.) 81
McDowall (Am.l 1871
For AUDITOR Edwards (R.) no; Gel
ger Cd 1902, Mclaughlin (Soc0 s.
Rogers (Am.) li9.
For r-Chrisuanson (k') no.
Wilson CD 95i Arllson (Soc) 8, ARM
strong (Aml ISL
For Supt, Pub. Instruction Nelson
(R) 49, Porter (Dl 81, Lewis, (soo)
s; Christensen (Am.) l5l.
In district 65. Butler precinct ot this
county, the Republican ticket was VIC
tOrlous by large maiorities. its electors
receiving i02 votes each while those Of
the Democrats got but II and IS. The
Socialists got votes and the American
party candidates polled from to II
votes each,
In district 81 South Cottonwood, the
Republican electors get 1872 votes each
and the Democrats from IS 20 i0i. The
Socialists received 10 votes each and
the American party candidates an ay-
erage OF Ave
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DAVE Counts pemoeratIe

Adyces from Davis county Indicate
that that county has gone Democratic
for the state and county tickets by
about 30 majority,
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ston, for district Judge viii have 600
majority. George M Miller for repre-
sentative IN Emery county leads the
Republican ticket