The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-01-24
H. Madden. Hollis, Dem,


ton, Rep
Haskell-H. II. Edwards. Stigler,
Dem
Hughes-N. J. Johnson, Atwood,
Dem
Jackson-s. G. Ashby, Eldorado,
Dem
Jeherson-Cham Jones, Ryan, Dem.
Johnston-W. j. Milburn, Milburn,
Dem.
Kay-T. o. williams, Tonkawa,
Dem; w H. Clarke, Blackwell Rep.
Kingfsher-Ceo. l.. King, Kingfsh-
er, Rep.
Kiowa-O. J. Logan, Mountain
View, Dem; J. v McClintic, Snyder,
Dem
Latimer-W. H. New. Damon, Dem.
lie Flore-Charles Broome, Oak
Lodge, Dem.
Lincoln-John b Charles, Stroud,
Rep. c. r. Blackburn, Wellston, Rep.
Logan-Republicans, 0. b. Acton,
Lowell; John S. Shearer, Guthrie; A.
{. Hamlin (negro), Guthrie. Demo-
Gratis, II. V. Smith, Crescent; H. E.
Derwin, Guthrie; Geo. l.. Clayton,
Waterloo. All of the Republicans win
on the unofficial returns. Official can
vass not completed. Negro being con-
tested by Clayton.
Lovc-W. II. Brooks, Marietta,
Dem.
McClain-E. L. Green, Purcell,
Dem
McCurtain--James X. knight, Val
liant, Dem.
fMcIntosh-J w. stcen, CDccotah,
kjem.
Majors. S. DAWSON, Tairyicw,
Rep.
Marshall W. McDuGe, Madin.
Dem.
Maycs-R. w LINDSEY, Chotcau,
Dem.
MURRAY Charles b. Emanuel, Dem.
(Postoffice unknown)
Muskogee- w. G. Jackson, Muslo
gee, Dem; w, r. Miller Musl,ogee,
Dem
Noble Il. T. Tcsterman, Morrison,
Rep.
Nowata-C L. Miller Delaware,
Dem
okfuskee-J ]. Poland, .Okemah,
Dem.
Oklahoma-R. l.. Peebley Il. F. d.
30. 8, Oklahoma City, Dem; Hubert
L. Belen, Oklahoma City, Dem; John
ii. Wright Oklahoma City, Dem; c.
II. DeFord, Harrah, Rep.
Okmulgee-J. NJ. LenoX, Boynton,
Dem
Osage-Chas B. Peters, Hominy,
DEM
ottawa-James X, Moore, Miami
Dem
Pawnee-Ross Brubakor, Black
burn Dem.
Payne-T. II. Stockton. Perkins.
Rep.
Pittsburg NJ. McElhaney, In
dianola, Dem; S, f. Whitman, Nc
Alester, Dem.
Pontotoc-John p Crawford Ada.
Dem
Pottawatomie Charles +. Barrett,
Shawnee, Dem; w S Carson, Shaw
nee, Dem; b. f. Nesbett Tecumseh,
Dem
Pushmataha--I s. p. Ashby, Ant
lers, Dem.
+ Roger Mills Perry Madden, Roll,
Dem.
seminole-E. e. Jayne, Wewoka,
/ Dem.
Rogers-Joe Chambers, Claremore,
Dem.
sequoyah James w. Breedloye,
Sallisaw, Dem.
stephens-W b. Anthony, NARROW.
DEM Governor Haskells private
secretary, and present postOfiice, Ok
lahoma CltyJ
Texas-T. 0. James, Guymon, Dem.
Tillman Walter l.. Coughlin,
Frederick, Dem.
Tulsa. L. Gillespie, Tulsa, Dem.
Wagoner-John S. Moss, Porter,
Dem.
Washinston-Lon Fisher Bartles-
vile, Dem.
Washita-E. L. Harris, Cordell,
Dem.
Woods-D. S. Woodson Alya, Dem.
Woodward-E, G. Vossburgh, Wool
ward, Rep.
Pictorial representatives
Johnston aud Cole-John NJ. Moore,
Olney, Dem.
Bryan and Atoka-W A. Durant,
/ J urant, DEM
I Pontotoc and Seminole-J S Bar
ham, Wewolla, Dem.
Muskogee and Haskell--Jamos A.
Cullop. Haskell, Dem. Has died since
the election; governor probably ap-
points successor.
Pittsburg and Hughes-Wm. A
Hammond, Hartshorne, Dem
Comanehe and Stephens-J S. Lett.
wieh, Comanches DenE
/ 9Washi5a lhnd 'fCusfer -George ".
/ Cornwell, Weatherford, Dem
Pottawatomie and Lincon-J, II.
4 Maxey, Jr., Shawnee, Dem.
Sequoyah and LeFlore-S. J. Fol.
som, Poteau, Dem.
/ Alafalfa and Grant--A. ]. R9nfrow,
Pond Creek Rep.
Craig and Rogers w. L. Jefords,
Chelsea. Dem.
Garfield and Kingdsher-E Eugene
i Natrous. Enid, Rep.