The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-07
FROM THE COUNTRY.
sinams' Majority for Commissioner
VIII BE ono Hundred and sixty.


The returns from the country pre-
cincts in Shawnee county are in sew
eral instances incomplete and in others
they may not be correct by any means
as they We're not taken from the poll
books but from slips prepared during
the progress of III count.
The indications are that Simms has
been elected commissioner Of the
north district by a majority Of 1853
over the present commissioner, S. IT.
Haynes. Rossxille gave Simms 20s,
Haynes 1872. Silver Lake: Simms 10S.
Haynes 101. East Soldier: Simms 46,
Haynes 43. West Soldier: simms 70.
Haynes 96. Rochester: Simms IS.
Haynes So. Muddy: Simms 25, Haynes
26. First precinct. Simms 95, Haynes
So; second precinct, Simms 155,
Haynes rs; third precinct, Simms
l66, Haynes 15I fourth precinct,
Simrns 124. Haynes 81. Total for
Simms, 1867 total for Haynes, S91.
The race for Representative in the
North district resulted in the election
of the Republican candidate. NJ
Hutchinson. by a majority Of 80.
RossvJlle gave Hutchinson, III; Berry,
1872; Silver Lake, Hutchinson, 1872;
Berry, "a: East Soldier. Hutchinson,
As; Berry, "a; Rochester, Hutchinson,
SO; Berry. 81. Muddy. Hutchinson. 81;
Berry. %; West Soldier, Hutchinson.
80; Berry, So; first precinct of First
ward, Hutchinson, "a; Berry, rs; sec
ond precinct, Hutchinson. IA; Berry,
10; third precinct, Hutchinson. 1856;
Berry, 100; fourth precinct, Hutchin-
son, 11S; Berry, IS. Total vote for
Hutchinson. Republican. 1897; Berry.
Democrat, 74S; majority for Hutchin-
son. 249.
In the race for sheriff Rossvflle gave
TNhnnancn1 1T2 NTflkarGnn 7EO. Silver
Lake. Thompson So, Wilkerson 131;
East Soldier, Thompson 80, Wilkerson
At; West Soldier, Thompson IS, Wilker-
son 10; Rochester, Thompson 81, VIII
kerson 1O2; Muddy Thompson 20. VIII
kerson "a; Oakland, Thompson 50, WIKI
erson 149; Belleview, Thompson At.
Wilkerson AZ; Highland Park, Thomp-
son "A. Wukerson so; Sh~unganunga,
Thompson Al. Wflkerson SO; Tecumseh.
Thompson 10, Wilkerson SO; Hartsock,
Thompson 1S, Wilkerson 81; Kaw,
Thompson 35, Wilkerson Al; Willard,
Thompson A, Wilkerson Is; Dover,
Thompson 30, Wfkersofr So; South Mis-
sion, Thompson Il, WilkersOn 50; North
Mission, Thompson So, Wilkerson "A:
Auburn, Thompson IS, WilkersOn 1876;
South West Port, Thompson SO, Wilker-
son sos; North West Port, Thompson
50, Wilkerson ~: Richmond, Thompson
81. Wilkerson 81; Linn Creek, Thomp-
son 20, Wilkerson SO; Monmouth, Thomp-
son &c, Wilkerson g..
Schenck, Democrat. is elected over
Frank Foster by a majority OF about
$50. Rossville ave Schenck 203, Fos-
ter 1871; Silver Lake. ~Schenck, III.
Foster 81; East Soldier. Schenck 40,
Foster 40; West Soldier, Schenk, So,
Foster 90; Rochester, Schenck so. Fos-
ter SO; Muddy Schenck 26, Foster Is;
Oakland, Schenck 107, Foster. ID:
Bel1view. Schenck IS. Foster 43; High
land Park. Schenck So, Foster 90;
Shungauunga, Sehenck Al. Foster %;
Tecumseh. Schenck 81, Foster 10;
Hartsock. Sehenck Is. Foster 40; Kaw,
Shenck 80, Foster 43; Willard Schenek
40, Foster %: Dover, Schenck SO, Eos
ter AS; South Mission, Schenck 80. Fos-
ter 81; North Mission. Schenck 45,
Foster 81; Aubufn3 Schenck ~, Fos-
ter 1873: South West Port, Schenck 80,
Foster "a. North West Port, Schenck,
80, Foster so; Riohmond, Schenck II,
Foster 81; Linn Creek, Schenck %.
Foster %; Monmouth, Schenck 33,
Foster Sc.
Schenck's vote in the city was 3.5A9
and in the country 1927 making the
total vote cast for Mr.. Schenck 1876.
In the city Mr.. Foster received S.0ST