Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-10
COUNTY IS WET
BY TWO VOTES
m ALSO LOOKS" LIKE Ir Is
MJCH DFMOCR NrlC
One REPUBLICAN SAVED
Hurley ana NandcIcntcr Run Hard
est Rncc--I'uc Is Returned tO
Bcnch--MnllOy High Man.

official returns In several cases last
might indicated the complete success
Of the Democratic ticket In Tulsa
County with but single exception,
by malorities ranging from l3l TO
.el9, Pat Malloy candidate for couu-
.t attorney being the high man ON
the lickoL according To the returns
20 lu east up,
willard Mccullough, Republican,
vas the only member of the ticket
io escape the overwhelming onslaught
.ol Democratic votes lie was elect
rd by IA votes,
Tulsa County was carried by Leo
Crucc, Democratic candidate for gov.
ornor by q lead Of soy votes over Joe
McNeal The vote for governor in
the county was Cruce, 1885, Me-
Neal 2l93i Crumbie 325, and Rouch
80, Cruces plurality was ii2.
Tho race between Pat Hurley and
a. F Nuudeycntcr foV the s,atc SEN
ate viii bee long remembered because
Of the fact that il was one OF the
greatest fights of the new state llur-
ley lost Tulsa County by l3l votes,
but carried Washington County Van
dcventcr's home county, by Il major
ity OF 100 giving Nnndevcntcr a lead
.Of hut "a votes,
The re-suhmissi0n amendment car
rled Tulsa County by the narrow mar
gin of two votes, according 10 tho
official cosnt prepared last night
The vote was 2,6il for the amend
.ment and 2,Gi2 against IT, The ,Ctal
vote cast was 5,2Si, ana to carry the
county the amendment had to receive
more votes than a half OF the total
vote which was 2,Gi2, barely giyinq
Ia majority for the vets.
The election Tuesday nsures a
wholly Democratic board of count
commissioners, G. II. Cleveland 60
Sklatook, the Republican candidate
for reelection, being defeated ~
WooleS Democrat by majority
Of $40. w. l., North, Democrat had
an easy victory over Joseph -. Bart
lett, Republican, his majority being
5S5. Nat l.. Sanders defeated NJ Il.
Sanders, Republican. for county COM
missioner by a majority of over u
hundred,
Congressman Creager was swept
under the avalanche Of Democratic
votes, Davenport carrying the county
by n majority of $50. Daveuports
election 20 succeed Creagcr Is con-
ceded
District Judge l.. NJ. Pope was
Reelected by a majority Of nearly
300 over his opponent, j. j. aonder-
son. The latter carried Pawnee
County
The election of Pryor as flotorial
representative h assured. Tulsa
County having rolled mp much larS-
er majority than the 400 majority
Bruner received in Creek County.
The official returns in this case, as
well as others, were not totaled last
night.
j. / Gillispie was elected state
representative over Percival Mageo
by majority of over 500.
N. j. Gubser was reelected county
Judge by majority of 6G6. He re-
|ceived 2,730 votes to Conners 2,074.
Pat Malloy received 2.S21 votes for
county attorney 10 llarvey's i,902, a
majority of 919 for Malloy. Kramer's
vote was 2,S10 while Snyder receiv-
ed l,9O3 votes, n majority Of g07
for Kramer w l.. North polled
l,lG9 votes to Bartletts GS5 for coun-
Ity commissioner.
The vote on tho congressional can
didates was 26i2 for Davenport to
.2,062 for Creager, majority Of $50
for the Democratic candidate. llur-
ley received 2,290 votes to Vundcven-