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Evening journal., 1908-11-03

II is great Republican victory. Asl
the returns come in the Republican ma
jorities increase. The New England
States have gone for Taft by majoritiesl
almost as large as those received by
Roosevelt. New York is heavily Re
publican and Governor Hughes re-elec-
ton is assured.
Indiana seems to be safely in the Re-
publican column. Illinois is there by
huge majority. Minnesota has gone by
10000 for Taft. but it is reported that
Governor johnson, Democrat, has been
reelected by 10000.
Maryland is in the Republican column
and the Republicans have carried the
Eastern Shore districts Of that state.
Kansas lines up with the Republicans.
The Southern States with the possi-
bic exception Of cKntucky. have gone
Democratic.
Nevada is in the Republican column,
New Jersey is Republican by. a large
majority. In fact all along the line the
victory is great for the Republicans.
Judge Taft remarked short while
ago. 1T looks like landslide. can
take a short nap"
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

can ge. Socialist. J.; Governor. Payntcr'
d. IS; Penewlr r. and p. sa' Lieutenant
Governor. Love. d.. "a; Mendinhall' r.
"a. Congress Handy. d.. 81; Head. T.
n. Hawkins p. 1; Attorney-General'
Gray. d.. Ind. r. and r.. 59' Davis. r. 'S'
Navlor. y, L; Insurance Commissioner, Me-
gear. ID. and r.. 90; Maui, r. SS; hafdy
1. state Treasurer. Gray. d.. L. ana IL
&c. Moore. r.. 35. Koehler, s., y Auul'of
of Accounts. Pennewiil. ID. and l.. %;
clark. II. and r.. 30; Way. s.. ?; Pro-
thonotary smith. d.. S.. Rice, r.. and L.
a6: Romagna. s, 2; Clerk OF Peaee'
Springer. d., 81; Brown, r. and l., ~
Snowden, s.. 1; Receiver Of Taxes ana
County Treasurer Morton, ID. and T.
IS: Burns. r.. "a; County Comptroller'
Gooding. d. and l., 81; Chandler, r.. 81;
Sheriff. Dunlap. D.. IS; Lippncott. r. and
l. go; Corner, Collins ID. and l., 55' Cay
nor r. IS: Senator. Monaghan, So; Rashs
So; Representative. Dem, 55; Rep, o.
Levy Court McEvily, D.. 50; Dennison,
r.. sc; Assessor. d.. SO; Rep. 36.
Second Election District of Tenth
Ward. Fifth Representative District
Presidential Electors. Democrat, 100;
Republican, 70: ProhibitiOnist, .; Soc
ialist, L. Governor. Paynter, ID, 1876;
Pennewill, r a p. 81: Lieutenant Cow
ernor. Lowe. ID. 12i; Mendinhall, r, y
Congress. Handy, d. 122 Head. e
65; Hawkins. =. 4; Houck, 5, 4; At
torney- General. Gray. D. Ind. r +,
129: Davis, r. 6S; Insurance Commis-
sioner, Megear d & =. 121; Maui. X.
IS: state Treasurer. Gray. d. Z & I.
l24; Moore. IS: Auditor of Accounts.
Pennewill, ID &, J.. 122; Clark. R & 7. ~;
lProthonotary. Smith. ID. 100; Rice, X
& ], 70: Clerk OF Peace. Springer ID,
100: Brown. r & I, 20; Receiver OF
Taxes and County Treasurer Morton,
lD & I. 1877; Burns r. So; County
Comptroller. Gooding, d & /. l@o'
| Chandler r, SO; Sheriff, Dunlap, d,
122: Lippincott. r & ], Il; C1r>rer,
Collins. ID & |, 12i; Gaynor r. a..
Senator Monaghan d. 125; Rash. r,
6s: Representative. Connolly, ID. l2S;
Van Gelder r. 20; Levy Court, Nc
Evilly. ID, 1923; Dennison. r. SO.
Tenth ward. Third Election district. OF
the Fifth Representative District-Pres-
idential Electors Democrat 49, Repubh-
can. IS; Prohibitionist. 1; Socialist 3;
! Governor. Paynter. D.. 1884; Pennewill r..
s6: I.ieutenant-Governor. Lowe. D.. l2i;
Mendlnhan. r.. IS; Congress, Handy, ID.
is4: IIeald. r.. 54: Attorney-General. Gray.
D., lSs: Davis. IS: insurance commission-
er. AIegear, D.. ls5: Maull r.. 55 iitate
4 Treasurer. Gray. D.. l35. Moore. r. o7.
Y Auditor OF Accounts. Pcnewill. 10. l3s;
clark r.. Is. Prothonotary Smith o..
4 1884, Rice. r., .; Clerk Of Peace. spring
y cr. D.. 1856; Brown. r.. a; Receiver Of
| Taxes Morton. D.. i33. Burns. r. -:
County Comptroller Gooding D.. ISL;
Chandler. r.. 81. sheriff. Dunlap. D., is3;
II Iippincott r.. "A. Coroner. Collins, D..
Is7: Gaynor. r. p; senator DEM ~
Continued in tho riexs Editisn,
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Figures in Hand Indi-
cate These MajOriIies
for Taft and Stale
Ticket, But Legis-
IatuFe and Attorney
General Are
Close
Seventy districts Of Wilmington give

Seventy districts Of Wilmington give
Taft 7s45 and Bryan e6o3, Taft ma
iority Of 742.
Half Of the city-forty-eight election
districts-givo Taft 1917 and Bryan
a97s. The same districts four years ago
gave Roosevelt 1896 and Parker 1897
There is AN increase OF moro than 800
votes this year over four years ago.
while the cRpubrcan majority is 300 less
for the Same districts this year than It
was four years ago.
This ratio carried out In an the dis
tricts will give the Republicans between
1900 and 1900 ia Wilmington. Twenty
four districts Of Wilmington give Gray,
Dem. for Attorney-Geenral 25ia votes
and Davis. Rep, 2O3S votes.
Forty-nvc districts Of Wilmington.
cmore than half the cltD give Gray.
Dem. for Attorney-Gcncrai, 500 and
Davis. Rep 5ai2.
Tho Republican campaign managers
arc stm claiming Delaware by about
POO majority. while tho Republican,
surely have the state Senate, there Is
some doubt from the returns in hand as
10 the political complexion OF the House.
although the Republicans will probably
have the House by a small majority.
Returns are coming in slowly from
outside OF Wilmington In this State
and but few districts have been heard
from. Davis was out slightly In the
Strings store district of Christiana
hundred and also in kcnton hundred
land In Dover. his home town. he ran
lbohiud IS votes IN one district
THE situation regarding attorney gem
eral IS much in doubt judging from
the figures in hand. Kent county Is
sam claimed by both paNues, and the
majority will be slight, no matter What
party carries il.
pr. Caleb r. Layton. OF Georgetown
has tolephoned to the Republican ieaa-
.lers IN wilmington that sussex county
WIN give about 600 Republican ma,
iorlty. The Republicans nave carr'eu
ave legislative districts Ia Sussex, =
loss of three. and the Democrats so'
: four districts while one rs IN uouD''
II Is Indian River hundred here.oio' I,
strongly Republican Ihe WEI o''
'adry" fight Is supposed to nave HlAuo
the district close. .,,
Indications are that oscar Weicn'
t,enublican. has been elected TO fne
Ieeislature from the First district %
Wilmington over DR.. Buckmastel, :,
welch carried the Second ward by lou
majority. The district two years ago
was Democratic. ,..,o,.
In New Castle hundred JanVler'
Democrat. is elected over Cannon. ke-
pubiican. by "a majority THOMPSON
Republican. carried the hundred by a
, majority for Levy Court.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
FIFTH WARD.

Fifth ward. seventh Election district
of the Third Representative district
Presidential electors, Democrat ','
Republican. 2O4; Prohibitionist, =
C;overnor. Paynter. d.. SS: PennewilL,
r. 1876. Lieutenant Governor, Lowe ID.
IS. Mendinhall. r.. 1886; Congress.
Handy. D.. IS; Heald, r.. 1872: Attor-
nev-General Gray d. 9S; Davis r.,
1S5: Insurance Commissioner. Megear.
ID. IS: Maull. r.. 1876; state Treasurer
GRAY. D.. 81. Moore. r. 1872; Auditor
of Accounts Pennewill, D.. Sc; Clark,
r. 1gS: Prothonotary Smith. d.. So;
Rice. r.. 1873; Clerk OF Peace. Sc;
brown r.. 1913; Receiver OF Taxes and
county Treasurer, Morton. d.. S2;
Burns. r.. 200; County Comptroller,
Gooding. d.. S4: Chandler. r., 1879;
sheriff Dunlap. D.. Ss Lippincott. +.
1874. Coroner, Collins. D.. IS; Gaynor,
r.. 1913: Representative. White, D., SO;
Spruance. 19s: Levy Court McEviily-
Sc: Dennison. 1876.
FIFTH WARD Sixth Election Dis
trict Fifth Representative District
Presidential Electors. Democrat, CO.
Republican. ia; Prohibitionist. 1; sob
ialist. /: Governor. Paynter, ID, 90;
Pcnnewin, r & Z. III; Lieutenant
Governor. Lowe d. Co. Mendinhall, r
173; Congress. Handy. d. Sc; Head
r. I7S; Hawkins. p. 1; Houck, 5, 1
Attorney General. Gray. d. Ind r & =
i 81: Davis. r. Ill; Insurance Com
missioner. Megear ID & p. 67; Maull
In. l73; state Treasurer, Gray, ID. p q
II. 81. Moore. r. 175; Auditor of Ac
counts. Fennewn. ID q I, Go; Clarl
r & p. ia; Prothonotary. Smith, 1
66: Rice. r < l. ia; Clerk OF Peace
Springer. d. 69: Brown. r & |, ia
.Iln..oi..o1. of Taxcs md l,nnntv Trcas-
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
TAFT SWEEPS COUNTRY
WITH GREAT MAJOR|T|ES

Republicans Garry New York,
Indiana and the Doubtful
( Statss---NebFaska Probably
RepubIiCan---Maryland Also
in Line---DemOcrais Con-
ceding Defeat---LandsIiie
for Republicans All Along
the Line.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

urer. Morton. d. & l. 65; Burns, r.
t74: County Comptroller. Gooding' ID
a. /. &c: Chandler, r. 1l3; Sheriff.
Dunlap. ID. sc; Lippincott, r & l. l'5;
Coroner. Collins. ID q ], 66i Gaynort
r. 17S. Senator Democrat 60; Re
publican. ia: Representative. Demo
crat 66: Republican. l73; Levy Court
Democrat, CO; Republican,, IA
SIXTH WARD.
sixth Ward Fourth Election District OF
the second Representative Distriot-pres-
identiul Electors Democrat, "a; Repuhh-
can A.: Prohibitionist. o Socialist j.
Governor Paynter ID. 25 Pennewill' H.
B. Lieuienant Governor, Lowe d. 2o'
Mendinhar. r.. 90; Congress Handy d.,
~ Heald r.. 50. Attorney General, GRAY.
d.. So. Davis r.. 3S Insurance Commits
sioner Megear, d.. S; Maui r.. i0'
state Treasurer Gray. d.. 2S' Moore r.
40. Auditor OF Accounts. PennewilL d., 20
clark. r.. 43: Prothonotary Smith, ID.
y: Rice. r.. Al: Clerk Of epace. Spring
er d.. 25: Brown. r., a Receiver OF
Taxes. Morton. d.. -; Burns, r.. 80
County Comptroller. Goodng, d.. "a
Chandler r.. Al: Sheriff. Dunlap d.. 20
lippincott. r.. Al, Coroner Collins. d.. 70
Gaynor r., 80; Representative, d., 2'i r..
%. Levy Court d., -; r.. a.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Taft q Great Winner.

NEW YORK-State Chairman Wood
ruff has telegraphed Judge Taft;
Your plurality in New York is
nearly 100000 exceeding Roosevelts
majority of four years ago. You have
carried New York city by 5000 to TO-
600: Kings county by $4,000. Hughes
plurality will be at least $4,000. His
candidacy aided yours and yours did
his"
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
PLURALITIES
FOR TAFT

NEW YoRK-At $40 the following
pluralities were indicated for Taft:
Pennsylvania, 25o00o Maine. $4,000; New
Hampshire. 1900; Massachusetts. So
600; Vermont. $4,000; Rhode Island, TO-
O00 Connecticut, 5000; New York. 200.
900: New Jersey. GO.OOO; Maryland, s.
900. West virginia. 10000; Illinois. TO-
Indiana. 1900; Michigan. 100000; Wis
consin. 10000: Minnesota, 100000
NEW YORK-At 9.45 everybody in
GLIDING State Chairman Connors left
Democratic state headquarters, but Con-
nors on leaving circulated:
Il amt a goin' to concede the state
until the total count is made"
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Kentucky

LoUIsvILLE.-The result in the State
n very clost but both sides claiming vic
tory. II the Republican ratio OF gain as
indicated in q counties is continued
Taft carries the state.
LOUISVILLE, Ky-Returns indicate
Taft is leading Bryan in Kentucky and
the result is very close. With half
city reported he has 1900 majority
while Shirley, Democrat. has 1000 ma
fr<ity for Congress
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Hnnhes ProhnhIx EIsoted.

NEW YORK-Although apparently
defeated in earlier returns Hughes is
now leading Chanler by $4,000 indi-
Gated plurality and unless enormous
gains arc made in the missing. Great
er New York districts Hughes election
is assured
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

ID. p a /. 5S: Moore. r. %; Auditor of
Accounts, Pennewill ID g. ], fs clark,
r & 2, log; Prothonotary, Smith, ID AZ;
Rice r & /. 107; Clerk of Peace.
Springer. ID. so; Brown. r & ], 1915
Receiver cf Taxes and County Treas
lurer. Morton. ID & so Burns, r. lOi;
Gooding. ID & ]. 40; Chandler, r. lOo;
sheriff. Dunlap. d. 40; Llppineott, X
d ]. lO5: Coroner. Collins ID a l. 40;
Gaynor. r. i05. Representative, u, 40;
r. 1916: Levy Court. d. o.. r. los.
Seventh Ward. Ninth Election Dis
Itrict Third Representative District-
! Presidential Electors. Democrat, l02,
Republican. 1853; Prohibitionist, g. Soc
ialist. L. Governor, paynter Ds ll3;
Pennewin. r & p. 100; Lieutenant
Z Governor, Lowe, u. l09; Mendinhali'
r. I53. Congress. Handy. -. ll3; Head.
r. 147: Attorney General. Gray, ID, Ind
kR & p. 139: Davis. r. l26; Insurance
Commissionor. Megear. ID & II, ia;
Maum. r. 1856. state Treasurer, Gras,
DIP & /. .ltS; Moore. Y, 100; Audi
tor of Accounts. Penncwill. ID & /. l0a;
Clark. r & =. l64; rrothonotary
smith. D. i04; Rice. r q !, 1885, Clerk
of Peace. Springer d, 1i0; Brown. L
x /, 1853: Receiver of Taxes and Com-
~ Treasurer. Morton, & l. lOl
Burns II, 1853; County Comptroller
Gooding. ID & T. 1907 Chandler, X
1853; sheriff. Dunlap ID, 1O7. Lippin-
colt r x l.. 157; Coroner. Collins. /
q j, l13: Gaynor r. i50; Represen-
ltative. White, d. 1O7; Spruance.R, l55'
: Levy Court. McEvlly ID, 1895 Den
nison. X, 1871
Seventh Ward, Sixteenth Election
: District. Third Representative Dis
Presidential Electors. Democrat
80: Republican, 1O4; Prohibition, .
Governor. Paynter, ID. As; Pcnnewill, i
a. 4. % Lieutenant Governor. Lowe
ID. Al: Mendinhall. r. 9S; Congress
Handy. u. Az Heald r. 99 Hawkins
. =. 3; Attorney General Gray ID, Ind
r q T.. 91; Davis. r.. 46; Insurance
? Commissioner. Megear. ID Il =. AZ
< Maul. r. %; state Treasurer, Gray, H.
d L & /. 54: Moore. r. 50 Auditor o
Accounts, Pennewin ID & !, 40; Clark
iiR 4 T.. lO3 Prothonotary. smith, u
40: Rice. r & J, 90; Clerk of Peace
(, Springer. d. IS; Brown. r & /. l0l
4; Receiver of Taxes and County Treas
!. urer. Morton, ID q /, 80; Burns. r, 30
, County Comptroller. Gooding, u &
; Al: Chandler, r. SO; Sheriff, Dunbar
d. 40. Llppincott. r q ], 90; Coro
ner Collins. d & l. 40; Gaynor. r. 80
Representative. White 40; Spruanc'
r, sS: Levy Court. McEvilly. ID, 80
+ Dennison. r, 90.
Seventh Ward. Seventeenth Electio
y District. Third Representative Distric
, i-Presidential Electors. Democrat 26
Republican. sc; Governor, Paynter.
40; Pennewin, r. 50; Lieutenant Gov
. crnor. Lowe, ID. 81; Mendinhall, r. 81
= Congress. Handy. ID, 81; Heald, r, 81
= Attorney General. Gray, d. 20; Davi
r. as; Insurance Commissioner, Me
4 gear, ID & p. SO; Maull. r. 81 stat
Z; Treasurer. Gray. d. Al; Moore, r, 81
s. Auditor of Accounts. Pennewill, d. 3l
Z; Clark. r & L, 92; Prothonotary, Smit
J.. d. 80. Rice. r. 81; Clerk of Peac
s Springer, ID, -; Browr. r. 93; RI
e. ceiver of Taxes and County Treasure
" Morton. d. 80; Burns, 81; County Com
troller. Gooding. d. 30; Chandler q
n Dunlap, ID, 30; Lippincott. %; Corone
Collins, ID. 80: Gaynor, o.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
TAFT SENDS WORD
TO HITCHCOCK

CINCINNATI-Mr Taft has sent the
following to Chairman Hitchcock:
81 am delighted to hear the favorable
returns from all parts Of the country, es-
pecially New York and I wish TO eX-
press my gratitude to you for the work
YOU have done and felicitate you on the
accuracy with which you foretold the re-
suit. indicatin clear grasp and Won
derful political knowledge OF the situa-
tlon.
(Signcd) wv. II. Taft"
Evening journal., 1908-11-03

Clerk OF Peace, Springer d.. A' Brown
r. & l.. e6: Haley. Po g. snowden' $,
.. Receiver of Taxes and County Treas
urer. Morton, d. s. l., 81; Burns r. sa;
Perry. r.. T. Lekens. s., ?; County
COMPTROLLER. Gooding u. & l.. Sd; chand-
ler. r. a7: Biscoe r., 6: Romagna, 81
y. sheriff Dunlap, d.. 81; Lippincotts
.R. x l.. im. webb. T.. 8; Spring, s. 2'
Coroner Collins, d. & l., So Gaynori
R.. 96; shumar. T.. g; SEWER. s., @ SEN
ator. Monaghan. D. So; RASH r., 49,
Derickson. P.. 6; Bahrke, s.. .; liepresen-
tative. Buckmastcr, d.. 81; Welch,' r.
81. Ewing. p. 6; Miller s.. 2, Levy
Court Duross. d. a PERKINS, r. @;
Bowen r.. 6; Jacobs, s.. B. -a
Fourth ward. Third Election district
of the First Representative district
Presidential electors. Democrat lO' ,
Republican. s3: Prohibitionist /; So
cialist 3: Governor Paynter d., lOi'
Penncwnl r. and r., 80; smith, >. II
Lieutenant Governor, Lowe, H.. l02
Mendinhall. r.. SO; Cooper, F. T.
Schculer. - d; Congress. d" lo2'
Heald. r.. 95. Hawkins. p. !: Houck'
< 4. Attorney General, GRAY. d., IND.
Il. and p. i0G. Davis. r.. 81 Naylor'
/ : AZ. Insurance Commissioner, Megar
le and p. 104; Maull. r.. %; Hardy, 5,
{ 4. state Treasurer. Gray D.. and l. lO4 .
| Moore r. 95. Koehler 5. 4 Auditor OF
Accounts. Pennewill. ID. and l.. lOl
clark. r. and F.. %; Way, $. Pro-
tohnotary smith. D.. 1903; Rice. r. and
H. L. 9S: Clerk of Peace. Springer, d..
1 tos. Brown. r. and L. 90; Receiver OF
rravcs and County Treasurer Morton
n and l. tOl: Burns, r. 90; County
comptroIler Goodlng. ID. and l., 1885,
chandler. r.. "a. sheriff. Dunlap. d.
1Ot. Lippincott r. and L. 9S; Coroner
| collins. ID. and l., lO5 Gaynor' k'' 70
Senator Monaghan, ID. 1922 Rash' X
l94; Representatives. Buckmaster' H.
iO6: Welch, r., 81; Lcvy Court Duross
d.. 1O2: Lukins, r.. 30.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Great Victory for Taft.

WASHINGTON. ID. ca number Of
kilograms have already been received
by the President from party leaders
throughout the country predicting am
overwhelming victory FOR raft Tho
White House figures that Greater New
York viii not have over. 10000 FOR
Bryan
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
REPUBLICAN GAINS
IN SOUTHERN STATES

NEW YORK-Returns from all
Southern states show that the Re
publican ticket has made material
gains so far as popular vote is con-
cerned The Republicans claim hey
have elected two congressman in North
Carolina.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
SPECIAL ELECTION EXTRA
CITY REPUBLICAN BY 1900;
STATE REPUBLICAN BY 1000
Inft SWANS Minnesota.

NEW YORK-Minnesota Republican
Chairman A. b. Brown wires Hitch
cock;
Largest vote in the history of the
state. Taft carries IL by 10000"
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Brvan Disappointed.

FAIRvIEw. Lincoln, Neb.--While de-
CLING to comment on the returns Can
Aidate Bryan is very much disappoint-
ed over the showing in New York
atty.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
Taft carries Indiana.

NEW YORK-Chairman Hitchcock
has received word from Indiana that
Taft carries state by not less than
$1,000.
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
sEvENrH WARD.

Seventh ward, Third Election District,
OF the. Third Representative District
Presidential electors. Democrat 81 Re-
publican 1866 Prohibitionist. ] Governor
Paynter. D.. q: Penewill r. and r.. 1863;
Lieutenant Governor. Lowe. d., "a: Mem
dinhan. r.. 1866 Congress. Handy d.. -5;
Hcald. r.. 1885, Attorney-General Gray
d.. Ind. r.. and T.. Is: Davis r., i6i in
surance Commissioner. Megear u. and
r.. "a: Maull r.. 1866 state Treasurer
Gray. D.. r. and l., y; Moore r., i65'
Auditor Of Accounts. Penewin. d. and J.,
a: Clark. r. and p. 1866. Prothonotary,
smith. d.. % Rice. II. and l.. 1866 Clerk
OF Peace. Springer D.. =; Brown, r. and
L.. IG5: Receiver of Taxes and County
Treasurer. Morton. d. and l., 81 Burns,
r.. l67: County Comptroller. Gooding
D.. and l. %; Chandler, r., 1856 sheriff,
Dunlap. d.. -; 1.ippincott. r. and l.. ieS;
Coroner. Collins, ID. and l.. "A. Gaynor r.
ie5Representativc. White. =. Spruauce
l@, Levy Court McEviny. %. Davis ie6
Seventh ward, Fifth Election district.
Of the Third Representative District
Presidential Electors, Democrat. %. RE-
publican rs: Prohibitionist. z; Socialist
C. Governor. Paynter, d.. 10; Pennewill.
r.. ii1: Lieutenant Governor. Lowe. D..
l0i Mendinhall r., 1ie; Congress, Handy
d.. l06; eHald. r.. 100: Attorney-Gcneral
Gray. D., 133; Davis r., 50; Insuranc,
Commissioner, Megear, d.. III; Maui. r.
ll9 state Treasurer Gray d.. ia; Moore
r., iii Auditor Of Accounts Pennewl
D.. lQi; Clark. r.. 10; Proihonotary
Smith. D., ioS; Rice. r., 1l7 Clerk o
Peace. Springer D.. 1O5; Brown. r.. ii5
Receiver Of Taxes, Morton. D., iOi: Burns
r., il4 County Comptroller. Gooding 81
Chandler r.. lei; Sheriff, Dunlap. ID.
100; Lippincott, r.. l15: Coroner. Collins
d., ie7; Gaynor, r.. ll2: Representative
White, d.. loi; spruancc, r.. III; Lev,
Court. McEvilly. 100; Dennison, 12s.
Sixth Election District of Seventh
Ward, Third Representative District
/ Democrat. 3s; Republican, 11f Pro.
hibitionist. I Governor, Paynter, ID
55; Pennewill. & p. 100; Licutenan
lGovernor, Lowe, d. 40; Mendinhall. r
105; Congress-. Handy. ID. SO; Heald
r. 10l; Attorney General. Gray. ID. In'
r. & p. n; Davis. r. rs; Insuranc
Commissioner. Megear, ID & L. SO
Maull r, lo2; State Treasurer, Ora.
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ElnrH wARn.

Eighth Ward. Second Election District.
of the First Representative district
Presidential Electors. Democrat a' Re
publican. 5s Prohihitionist, A. Socialist
3: Governor. Paypter H.. %; Pennewih
r.. 81 Lieutenant Governor Lowe, ID.
as; MendinhalI. -. s.. Congress. Handy
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TENTH WARD.

tTenth ward. First Election district Of
the Fifth Representative District-Pres.-
dental Electors, Democrat S5' Repubi-
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FOURTH WARD.

Fourth ward. First Election district Of
the Third Representative district-Prcsi-
Dental electors Democrat. So; Republi-
can. 10: Prohibitionist. 6; Socialist. q;
Governor. Paynter. D.. 81: Pennewill.
r. & p. 1Os: Smith, s.. 2: Lieutenant
Governor. Lowe. D.. 81; Mendinhan. r.,
81; Cooper. p. G; Scheuler. s.. ?; Con-
gress, Handy. D.. "a; Heald. r.. 96; Haw-
kins. p. 6: Houck. s.. .; Attorney-Gen-
eral. Gray D.. Ind. r. & p. SO: Davis
r.. as: Naylor. s., ?; Insurance Commis-
sioner. Megear. ID. & p, 30; Maull. r
| 81; Hardy s.. ?: State Treasurer. Gray
D.. p. & T.. 20; Moore. r., ae' Koehler
S. ?; Auditor of Accounts, Pennewiii
D. & L. So; Clark, r. & g.. los: Way. S.
10: Prothonotary, Smith. D.. SO; Rice, r
G. l., 81; sutton, p, G; Romagna. s.. ?
Evening journal., 1908-11-03
RESULT BY WARDS
IN WILMINGTON
SECOND WARD.

Third Election District Of Second
Ward, First Representative district
Presidential Electors. Democrat, rs;
Republican. AZ; Socialist, /; Governor,
Paynter, d. a.; Pennewnl, r & p, AZ.
Lieutenant Governor, Lowe. d.. 81;
Mendinhall. r. Al; Scheuler. S, L.;
Congress. Handy, d. so; Heald R, 42;
Houck. S, 4; Attorney General. Gray,
D, Ind r & P. 20; Davis. 42' Insur-
ance Commissioner. Megear, d & T., 70;
Maun, r. Al; Hardy S. 1; state Treas
urer Gray d, p & ], 20; Moore. r. Al
Koehler, S >; Auditor Of Accounts,
Pennewill. d & 1, so Clark, r & p, AZ;
Way, S, 1; Prothonotary, Smith. D. 70;
Rice, r & /. AZ; Romagna, $, L. Clerk
of Peace, Springer, ID. 81; Brown, r c
1, Al; Receiver of Taxes and County
Treasurer. Morton, ID & l, so; Burns,
r. AZ; Lekens. S. /; County Comp
troller Gooding. ID & 1, 10; Chandler
r, AZ; Romagna, s. .; Sheriff. Dun
lap. d. 81; Lippincott, r & l. Al;
Springs, S. 1; Coroner. Collins. ID & /,
so; Gaynor, r, ~; Sewer. $. l.: Sen
ator. Monaghan d. 81, Rash, r. 40;
Derickson. p, 0; Bahrke. S. I; Rep
lresentative. Buckmaster, d, 50; WEIGH
r. 40; Ewing. p o: Miller. S, /; Levy
Court. Duross d, so; Harllins. r, AZ;
Jacobs. S.
Sixth Election District. of Second
Ward. First Representative District
Presidential Electors. Democrat. 81;
Republican 81; prohibitionist, .: Gov
ernor, Paynter, d. %; Pennewill r &
/ 7. IS; Lieutenant Governor, Lowe, ID.
90; Mendinhall. r. IS; Congress. Hendy
d. 92; Heald, r, 30 Hawkins, p. .; At
torney- General. Gray. d. Ind r & p.
81; Davis r, 80; Insurance Commits
sioner. Megear. d & p. 81; Davis. r.
80; Insurance Commissioner. Megear,
ID & p 90; Maull, r, 38; State Treas
lurer Gray. ID. p & /. 80: Moore. r.
3S; Auditor OF Accoupss PennewiH. ID
& I. 90; Clark r & p. 80; P-othon-
otary, Smith, ID, 90: Rice. g & l, 3S:
clerk Of Peace, Springer ID. 80; Brown,
r & l. 80; Receiver of Taxes and
County Treasure Morton, ID & I, SO;
Burns. r. SO; County Comptroller
Gooding. d & /. 30; Chandler r. 3s:
Sheriff. Dunalp. d, SO; Lippincott, r
& l, 80; Coroner. Collins. ID. & |. IS:
lGaynor. r Al; Senator Monaghan. d.
90; Rash. r, SO: Representative, Buck
master. D. 50; Welch. r. IS; Levy
court, Duross, 80; Perkins, r, 3S.
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