The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
RESULTS RENAL
UNCHANGED BIZ
LATE FIGURES
With Few Precincts Still To Rspor|
ThOmpsOn's Plurality Il Undes
5000 and Doremus' Lead About
Half This.
Final Returns Show Garvey vim
In Sixteenth ward-sOms Altar
Battle Gossip.

With the exception OF q few pr4
clncts, where the election boards nx1
supposed to have put the poll BOOK
into the ballot boxes, returns from tn
city and county on Tuesdays eiectieH
are now complete. The late retufn4
did not materially change the results
except as to the aldermanic c0nto4<
in the Sixteenth ward. Incompleto n.
turns indicated the defeat OF both Aid.
konkel and Carney, but In the huI|
count Carney crowded out Alex. Dii|
Republican. by SO votes. Both Ui||
and Aid. Konkel are talking RECOURSE
The official figures will give Fran
Z. Doremus a majority OF about 2,tI.
as indicated In The Times Wedu><
day. With all but nine OF the 1E/
precincts In the First congressiouH|
district heard from, Doremus loH14
Congressman DENLY by -2,44O vot0&
The figures are: Doremus, 18,10I<
DENLY, 1870. II was not until late
In the afternoon that DENLY wouI#
concede defeat. Then he called 0E
Doremus Office in the Ford building t4
extend congratulations. The defeatG1
congressman left town, Tuesday night,
on a brief pleasure trip.
Before leaving, DENLY gave out q
statement wishing Mr.. Doremus sue,
cess. I'll
HE is a good man and hope IA
will make a good congressman h4
said. Il am sorry to have been beat
en-, OF course, but l shall try to fofHo<
the defeat In the memories OF tho
glorious victories have won In the
past"
Denby's defeat upsets the plans ol
his political advisors, who. 1t is said,
had planned to have him succeed
William Alden Smith as senator
another two years or so. In thai
event, State Senator John d. MAc,
Kay was to step into Denby's shoes.
bets are Held Up.
Uncertainty as to the size OF VII
liam B. Thompson's majority Owe
Proctor X. Owens in the mayoraI COZ
test in holding up large number 81
election bets. With a few precincts
still to hear from, Thompson has A..
g24 votes to the good, according to =
Itabulation made by City CLERK
Nichols. Many wagers hinge on
whether the figures reach $1,000.
City Clerk Nichols leads the Repuhs
lican city ticket with a total vote o.
27.231, according to the present tabu-
lation. His majority over David A.
Henderson will be close to $4,000 IN
the Official returns.
Aside from the change In the Six
teenth ward contest, already noted,
the aldermanic lineup is the same az
published in The Times, "Wednesday.
With Aid Garvey, who forged ahead
in the home stretch, the Democrats
will have nine members In the new
council, an increase or two. Inc
Democrats up in the Seventh hays
not yet recovered from the surprise
occasioned by the defeat OF Ala,
Schultz and the election or william
H. G.. Hindle, Republican Scnulre
may ask recount
County Clerk Thomas Farrell leads
the county ticket. In Ill OF the lyv
precincts he piled up 31,5l9 votes 20
16. 3O2 for his opponent, Robert Galen.
The other Republican candidates fol-
lowed close behind, nearly all OF them
receiving more than 10000 votes: Inc
active campaign put up by 6enJamIn
F. Comfort and Victor Z. Gnau cut
into the majorities OF Judge Harry
Hubert and Register OF DEEDS Oteo
Stoll. but at that each mas more tnan
10 600 votes TO the good.
Great satisfaction is expressed over
the success OF the proposition to BOND
the county for s2,OOo,OOO for road Inn.
movement. The proposition needed
only a bare majority, instead OF two
thirds vote. as required by the pro-
rosal TO Increase the city's bonding
limit. and II received majority OF
n. =
between 1000 and 10000 votes. Inc
result is largely due TO the work OF for
rner State Highway Commissioner
Earle and the Board of Commerce.
The Vornor civil service charter
amendment carried by heavy major
ity. This will become effective after
a cory of the amendment has been tor
warded to the governor by the city
clerk. and has been engrossed on the
records. 1t will give Mayor Brett
meyer the appointment OF the urst
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