The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-04

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Hopkins &c. Commissioners-Holi
| "a. Ward 50. Woods 79, Cunningham SO,
White SO. Plumb 40, Blackburn 3S.
| Kanavel 81, Nicewarner 10, Ryan ST.
| gressman-CampbeI 148, Cranston
20.
Democrat = Governor. Hodges Isl.
Harrison AZ.
Incomplete reports indicate that
Stubs will carry Cherokee county by
small majority.
Girard, Kan, Aug. 4.-Returns for 80
precincts, IL precincts not reported,
give: Wagstaff LAB, Stubs 1,418; for
ngress-Campbell 1,461, Cranston S56
Winfield, Kan, Aug. -4--Thirty-hve
precincts in Cowley county with four
not reported give Stubs 1905 Wag-
staff 1888; Hopkins 1918 Creech 14S..
The same precincts give Campbell 1,lSS,
Cranston 1,096.
The Wyandotte Landslide.
Kansas City, Aug. 4.-The prediction
for Wyandotte county yesterday of two
to one for Governor Stubs over Wag-
staff and a majority of 600 for Mitch
ed over Scott has been more than ver1-
fed today. The complete returns from
Wyandotte cOurty- gave Stubbs 5,ol5
and Wagstaff 1,564 a. majority OF ], 454
for Stubs. The vote for the Republi-
can congressional nomination gave
Mitchell 2371, Scott 1867, majority
for Mitchell of ia.
Stubs and Mitchell carried every
ard in Kansas City, Kan, except the
Second, which they lost by fewer than
so votes. Two wears ago Leland ana
Long carried the city. RosedSie also
gave Stubs and Mitchell a majority IN
every one of it's four wards, and Rose
dale also was a Leland and Long
stronghold in 1908.
For the Democrats, Hodges for gov
ernor ard Harrington for congress nave
good lead over Harrison ana caro-
WE'LL.
The Republicans have nominated for
representatives in the legislature Geo.
r. Allen in the Eighth district. j. =.
Elmer son N the Ninth district ana -.
P. Wiles in the Seventh. The Demo-
cratic nominees for representatives
are: w. B. r->omas in tie seventh,
John Bean in the Eighth and ]. L. Car
isle in rhe Ninth.
Reno 100 for Wagstaff.
Hutchinson, Kan. Aug. 4-Returns
from practically all Reno county pre-
cincts show Wagstaff carried Reno by
100 StubbS carried but one ward IN
Hutchinson, the Sixth, by one vote
Twenty seven of 40 precincts give the
following: JuStices-West 935, Porter $40,
Graves $50. Parker SOL. Governor
Wagstaff 1,109 STUDIOS LOIS. Lieut.
Gov.-Hopkins 1.106. Creech 295. Treas
urer-Tulley 2S6, Grass 107, Altswager
1852. Webb 1n2 Lewis 1877. Superintcnd-
ent-Fairchild 1856, Payne 1913. Railroad
commissioners-Black ?76 Kanavei
1872, Warner 275. Ryan 521, Holland 226'
Ward 1856, Woods 159, Cunningham 2'4,
White 451, Plumb 554.
Sedgwick 1879 for Stubs.
Wichita, Kan, Aug. 4.-Governor
Stubs won the primary election in
SedgWick county by a majority of 1,O7S,
the vote being, Stubs 1881 and Wag-
staff 1,243. Wagstaff carried two city
fpVT OTl1
Harrison won from Hodges for the
Democratic nomination for governor
by a majority of 81 the vote being for
Harrison 651 and for Hodges $50. E.
Webb, candidate for state treasurer
carried this county by a majority OF
1878. The vote in rural districts was
very light in one township but one
ballot was cast, the judges and clerks
rot even voting Congressman Muir
docks total was 3,084, lacking less than
1000 of being tn. total vote cast.
Where Was the Postmaster?
Salina. Kan, Aug. An the Swedish
settlement of Assaria, Saline county,
Judge r. R. Rees received 20 votes for
congress and Representative Calder
head none. The Calderhead men here
are wondering where tn postmaster was
while the oils were open.
The Democrats.
The Democrats nominated J. H. Col
gan of Atchison for Representative in
the First district. They had no can
didate in the Eighth district. In other
districts returns are insufficient to de-
termine the nominees. 81
The Democratic state ticket nomin-
ated is as follows: q
Governor-George H. Hodges, Ola
the.
Lieutenant Governor-Lot Ravens
craft Ashland
Secretary of State-Ray L. Taylor,
Wichita.
State AUTHORIZATION S. Miller,
Pittsburg.
Attorney General-T. F. Morrison,
Chanute.
State Treasurer-B. NJ. Dreiling.
Hays.
Superintendent of Instruction-D.
M. Bower, Pittsburg.
superintendent of Insurance
Northrup Moore, Kansas City.
State Printer-F. w. Boyd, Phillips
burg.
The Democrats had five candidates
for the nomination for railroad com
missioner with three places to fill and
until further returns are received it
will be impossible to say who the