The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-05

The remainder of, the count ticket is
divided The Democrats seem to have
elected county attorney, sheriff, coro-
bate judge.
Kingman County.
Kingman. Kan, Nov. 5.-Incom-
plete returns indicate that Bryan will
carry k1ngman county by about 25
majority. Stubs, candidate for COVER
nor, and Hale, Democratic candidate
Tor congressman, will have about the
same majority Republicans elected
J. L1ndholm, treasurer; Glib Cheatum,
sheriff: J. E. Boyer, superintendent
ana Simon Leist, commissioner. Demo-
Gratis elect W. L. Brown, representa-
Willis Hart, county clerk; w. H.
Chflds, surveyor; H. E. Walter, coun-
ty attorney; w. J. Branden, clerk dis
srlct court; ]. O., Jenkins. probate
Judge; DR.. A. c. Johnson, coroner, and
j. Dumars, commissioner.
Butler County.
ElDorado. Kan, Nov. 5.-Taft car
rles Butler county by S14; Stubs by
567; Congressman Murdoch by 679
This is the home of F. B. Lawrence,
the Democratic nominee for congress-
Fremont Leidy, Republican, was elect
ed state senator, and F. H. Cron and
G. Maxwell. Democrats, were elected
representatives. G. P. Altman of this
city is reelected Judge of the Thir-
teenth judicial district by 5S.
Jewell County.
Jewell City, Kan, Nov 5.-Taft car
Reeder for congress carries Jewell
county by 225 over Connolly, Demo-
crat- Cooke, Democrat, carries the
Jewell and Mitchell senatorial district
over Beeler, Republican. by 80.
Burke, Republican, elected in Nine
fa%t TIL n
publican county ticket ~-as elected. ex-
cept sheriff and county superintendent.
Sheridan County.
Hoxie, Kan, Nov. 5.-All precincts
| in Sheridan county give Taft $40;
Bryan 6Ss; Stubs $50; Botkin $50
state senator, Wells, Republican, $50;
Robertson, Democrat. 617: representa-
tive. Shoemaker, Republican. SIS;
Haverkamp, Democrat, 542; congress
Sixth district, Reeder, Republican
624; Connolly, Democrat, $50.
| Pottawatomie County.
Westmoreland, Kan, Nov 5-The
complete vote in Pottawatomie county
gives Taft plurality in the county OF
775 and Stubs 794. j. NJ. Miller, Re-
publican candidate for congress, car
| ried the county by $50. Oscar Eager
berg, Republican, candidate for state
| senator, is elected, receiving a plu-
rality of sos votes in this county and
about 200 in Nemaha, assuring his
election by about sos. C. E. Morris
| Republican, is elected to the legisla.
ture from this county by $50 ma.
jority. The Democrats elected theil
bate judge, register of deds and two
commissioners.
so Labette County.
Parsons, Kan, Nov. 5.-Return
from the election in this county wer,
| slow coming in, some of the precinct
| not finishing counting until last even
ing. Complete returns give Campbell
Republican candidate for congress, 81,
majority in the county, while Taft car
ries the county by 574. Stubs carrie
the county by 453 and Bender, Repub
lican, is elected state senator and thi
county sends two Republicans as rep
| resentatives to the legislature. TIL,
probate Judge are defeated by small
majorities.
/ sherman County,
! Goodland, Kan, Nov. 5.-The cleo
ton here resulted in Democrati
landslide and Bryan carried the coun
ty by 10. Botkin for governor carried
gress HAD IS ma jority over Reeder
Republican. The large Democrats
vote was mostly in Goodland. coming
from the railroad and shop men. Th'
following county officers were elected
w. H. Stone, representative; Wilson
Peters, county clerk; r. c. Stewart
treasurer; Albert Reed, sheriff; ]. ]
Knight, register of deeds; James P
Phillips, superintendent; county attor
ney, Frank J. Horton; clerk of distric
court, C. C. Calvert; probate judge, G
w. Sapp; commissioner Second dis
trict, j. w. Klauer; Third district
Henry Hartstine. 1t was fine weathe
and nearly every voter cast his ballot