The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

possible TO secure more authentic In
formation than that Gooding had
carried the state by about 5000 plur-
ality, which is due to the solid vote
he secured In the Mormon counties.
The most Of the Gentle counties are
in the Stockslager column. This is
true Of Ada county, but the legislat-
I've ticket Of that county is safely re-
publican. The senate and house will |
be largely republican, but the major
ity is evidently reduced from what 1t
was two years ago.
New York, Nov. g. Practically
complete reports received up to mid
night indicates the election of
Charles E. Hughes. republican can
didate, governor Of New York, over
william r. Hearst, democratic and
independence league candidate, by a
majority ranging from thirty to forty
thousand.
The New York World, the Herald
and Times all state that Mr.. Hughes
has been elected. The Herald states
that late returns from the Manhat.
tan and the Bronx indicate that
Hearst's plurality In New York will
be under eighty thousand.
The latest bulletin states that 2, 800
districts out OF 3,0l3 10 the state out
side Of New York city gave Hughes
356, ,3l9 aud Hearst 256, ,062.
Dispatches up to 9:45 p. M, show
that the republicans have elected ia
congressmen and the democrats II.
The democratic figures include:
Alabama, 8; Arkansas, I; Louis
lana, I; Georgia. II; Mississippi, O.;
Texas, 18; Florida, 8; Virginia, Q.
New York, Nov. 6.--At 1880 O'Clock
Republican State Chairman Woodruff
said: "As near as can figure 1t
out, at the present time, Hearst has
carried New York county by 10000
plurality. Hughes has carried Kings
county by 5000. Hughes will have a
. plurality of more than 150, 900 above
! Harlem."
, At the same hour Max +. Ihmsen
campaign manager for Hearst said:
"Mr. Hughes will come down to
| the Harlem with no more than 3o,oo'
majority. This means a Hearst vic
tory"
| New York, Nov. 6.-The Times
saws Indications are that Hughes i
elected by 10000 10 $4,000, and to
gether with the en- tire state ticket.
/ New York, Nov. 8.-The Heral'
(democratic) says democratic stat
beado uarters concede the election o
Hughes by small majority.
| The World says Indications at te
Io'clock are that Hearst will hav
llabout &C, 900 in greater New York
| and that Hughes will come down Z
| the Bronx with $4,000.
ii Elmira, N. y, Nov. g. Elmir
| complete gives Hughes 3,l46, Hears
Il3.s47. Net republican loss over lso
| is 1850 votes.
Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. q City con
plete gives Hughes 1889; Hearst
30, ola. In 1904 Higgins received "a
| 7os and Herrick, 5000. The demo
cratic gain over 1904 Is 2.lis
| New York, Nov. e-Chairma
Sherman, Of the national repuoiica
congressional committee, said
4 "Mr Hughes Is certainly electe
governor Of New York state. "
Il Mr.. Sherman also announced tha'
according to the figures he had II
ceyied all the republican nominee
for congress In Brooklyn had bee
elected.
New York, Nov. 8.-The evenin
Post, which supported Hughe'
claims at s: 80 O'Clock tonight u
election OF Hughes by 10000 piura
ity. with the remainder of the repu'
lican ticket in doubt
New York Nov. 6-Four hundre
and thirty election districts 10 MAJ
haitian and Bronx out of sa5, oein
about one-half of the city, gay
Hearst q plurality over Hughes
37,O54.
New York, Nov. 6.-wben seen
bis home at 9: 30 O'Clock tonight, M
) Hughes said:
II am much gratiaed II i am elec
ed. a now seems to he the case, o.
. am not accustomed to speak 10 o
tail upon matters about which the
NAV be an uncertainty. uone
stand, however. that my election
nrett, well assured, but whatever
plurality may be my feeling Is o
one OF elation, but Of resPonsioiht
That is all / care TO say at present
. Rome, n. Y, Nov. e.-Rome COZ
= plete gives Hughes. l,7ao; Hear,
saa. Compared with l.so4
higgins and 2,lz3 for herriek
1904.
Denyer, Nov. 7.-Wbeu the po
rs closed at seven O'Clock john
be vivian. republican state chairns
ay declared that his estimate presio