The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
VOTE is COUNTED.
Commissioners Today Complete
Official Canvass.
No Material Changes Made in
Shawnee Returns.
RESULTS ARE IN FULL
Include Democrat, Socialist and
Prohibition Poll.
Records Ready Making OF Cen
eral Election Ballots.

scribed in the county records, signed
by the board of canvassers and ready
| for the secretary of state to make up
the ballots for the general election IN
November. The three county commits
| sioners who appended their signatures
as canvassers, to the Shawnee county
primary record today, sighed gently
as they saw the completion of the task.
In the following lists may be found
the official returns of the Shawnee
county vote on state and county can
didates of all parties which partlci-
pated in the primaries. NO material
changes were made by the canVassefs
in the returns upon the Repuencan
primaries which was given out fully
soon after the closing of the polls AS
meriting less attention, the smaller
votes of the Democrats, Socialist and
Prohibition parties have not hitherto
been published but they are here CIV
en- in full:
Republican Returns.
Justice Supreme Court-Porter, g.
500, Graves, 2,272, Parker 1'6OS: west
1865.
Governor-stubbs 1882. Wagstaff
4,O66; Stubb's majority 316.
Lieut. Gov.-HopkinS 4,636, Green
2,34O; Hopkins majority 1926.
Secretary of State-Sessions $3.50:
State Auditor-Davis 5,11S, Cauble
1884: Davis majority, 1884.
State Treasurer-Grasse 1.425, At
T 1%ngsT s ssG w Tuleys ' plurality 49,
Attorney General-Dawson 6,195.
Superintendent Instruction - Fair
child 1850, Payne 1884; Fairchild's
ajority 2,105.
| Superintendent Insurance-Lewis A.
/ 296, King 1,946; Lewis majority 1850.
| CONGRESSMAN First District-McNeal
Eli. Anthony 2,358; McNeaPs major
ity 2.753.
| County Clerk-Burge 2.515, Swayze
1880, Zimmerman 1882; Almmer-
| County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A.
ESQ. Wright 1917; Weightman's ma
Register of Deeds-Burdick LIS,
| Cooper $50, Harris 432. Johnson "a u,
Souires 1856, Tasker 2,512; Tasker's
County Attorney-Drenning 1.452,
Hnmphreys 1,41s, Simon 1926; ST.
mons plurality 1874.
Probate Judge-seh9ch c ST. soss
Norton 1891, Orner 701; Norton's plu-
Coroner Bomgardner s,51s, Keith
144O1; Keith's majority SIS.
Superintendent of 1nstruction-Eoy
County Surveyor-Campbell 1881.
+ Crawford 2,345; Campbell's majority
2,1S6. ,ooo
| CLERK District Court-Haynes 5,S5 D.
Purdum 1857: HAYNES majority s!z.
| County Commissioner, First DISTRICT
l-McMaster 365, Merritt 49, winner
527; Winners plurality 30
Democratic.
Supreme court-Charles M. Dassler,
3O4: Humbert Riddle. $50.
4 Governor-Russell J. Harrison, 331 !;
i George H. Hodges, 376.
i Lieutenant governor-Lot Ravens
secretary of State-Ray L. Taylor.
617. ,,.,,o
Il 400: John A. Reed, 2Zo.
state Observation-Disclosures M. Dreil-
Attorney general-Thomas F. Nor
! rison 61S.
i Superintendent of public instruction
David NJ. Bowen, 621.
superintendent OF insurance -
Northrop Moore, 5SS.
state printer-Edward F. Hudson,
3s3; Francis NJ. Boyd. 21S.
Hostettler, 37S; Benjamin Heilbrun,
229: Joseph B. Fugate. 3s4; Thomas
E. Walsh, $50; Taylor Riddle, S51. ,
Congressman, First district
Johnson ~ l; cs LAKE M Haden IT, H.
Representative Thirty-third district
ii. w. Cochran, 113.
| Representative Thirty-fourth DIS
trict=J. Will Kelley, 256.
| Representative Thirty-nftn olstrict-
c. A Kline, 166.
| County cierk-WiIliam Dickson, 66S.
| County reasurer-Charles M. Zir-
kle 653.
Register of deeds-Charles Youn-
County attorney-W. E. Atchison,
Probate judge-George S. Allen,
613.
Schlichter, 445.
| superintendent of public instruction
il. B. Brown, 615-
| Comfy SURVEYOR. S. Branner, 619.
County assessor-W. H. Dutton, SO 8
Clerk of district court-W. p
stone, 1.
County commissioner, First district
100.
Socialist.
Supreme court-Jesse l. Jackson,
81; Joseph w. Prickett. q.
| Governors. M. Stallard, 35.
Lieutenant governor-Charles r. D
s. Oakford, SO.
Secretary of state-vernie ". Oak
ford, SO.
Auditor-Thomas H. McGill, "a.
Treasurer-Marcus j. Wells, SO.
Attorney general-David E. Cross
t ley, "a.
p l-Terence Vincent. "a.
q superintendent of insurance-Jame:
h H. Lee, 80.
: state printer-Oliver L. Rice. 80.
5. Railroad commission-James B
e Huffman, 80; Rush w Burnside, 81
:. Aaron S. McAlester, 30.
d Congressman, First district. B
o Keck. 33.
e Representative, Thirty-fifth distric
!. IT A. Curry, 6; Frank Curry, 2.
u Representative, Thirty-fourth dis
trict-I. Gilberg, Z; H. c. Hall, 1.
County clerk=C. F. Fidler, II.
County treasurer-O. F. Olmstead
81 County attorney-clsde Hampstead