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date for reelection as secretary OF
state, received the largest majority OF
any state candidate, 29,l9O.
Vote Without Douglas.
Without Douglas the total vote
cast at the election was 25975l and
the highest number of votes cast tor
any office was on governor with a
total of 249,720, the lowest on attor-
ney general where 240,262 votes were
cast. The prohibition amendment
received a total of 223,42o votes, while
the food amendment received but
166,792. :
The vote of democratic presidential
electors ran from 134,031 for Bat
mann down to 132,808 for Requartte.
Republican electors ran from l03,2l4
for Richards to 102,293 for Carroll.
Armstrong on the progressive ticket
for elector, the only one not with
drawing, received $50 votes. Carroll,
who did not have the progressive en-
dorsement on the republican ticket,
was the low man because of such
action, Johnston, being the lowest
republican elector with the pro-
gressive endorsement, receiving 1922
445 votes.
Socialist electors ran from 1886 to
$500, while prohibition electors ran
from 1888 to 2,46S.
'4s Rest of the Ticket. -
On the rest of the ticket the vote
ran as follows with Douglas omitted
sensto,. Hitch kos 12lso4 Kennedy
Governor-Neville, 121 337; Sutton, liz,
026. Majority. 2,S11.
Lieutenant Governor Howard, 122,34s;
shumway, 1os.72o. Majority. 1888:
Secretary of State-Pool, 127.4s3; Wait.
105.7S6. Majority, 21,713.
State Auditor-Smith, 1880; Marsh.
1o6,s71. Majority, 1859.
Treasurer-Hall, 125.735; Reynolds. 1866
0S1. Majority, 1854.
State acknowledgements, 1i4,-
$40; Thomas, 116,272. Thomas majority.
1,722
Attorney General-Reed, 124.120; Devoe,
109,222. Majority, 14,S9S. -
Land MISUNDERSTANDING, 1884;
Beckman. 1900. Majority. $50.
Railway ommissioner-Wilson, 1916;
Clarke. 1855 Majority, 1870.
Regents State University-Hall. 1869;
Lands, 110.70S; Seymour, 103,591; Bassett.
ss,Ss3. Halls majority. 21.1o1; Lands ma
jority, GILT.
Chief Justice Supreme Court-Morrissey
1o7.os3; Fawcett. s6,565. Majority 10.52S
Associate Justice-Cornish, 100,801; Dean,
9s,7sS; Sedgwick, 97.711; Barnes, s4,552;
Martin, s1,s43; Hastings, 1851. Majorities
over Barnes Fourth MANI: Cornish, 6,249;
Dean, 4.246; sedGwick. $3.50.
Congressional Ticket.
On the congressional election the
vote follows:
FIRST DISTRICT!
Mcguire, John (Dem. and P. I) 1854
Reavis, C. F. (Rep. and Prog.) ......21, 021
Abel. Glen H (Soc.) ................ B9S
Reavis plurality, 4,127.
SECOND DISTRICT.
douglas county not included in returns
received.)
Lobeck, Charles o. (Dem.) .......... 2,s57
Baker, Ben s. (Rep.) 2,159
forter' u. Z. tSoc) .................. 1873
THIRD DISTRICT.
Stephens Dan V. (Dem. and P. IL. rs, 055
Warner, VIM. P. (Rep. and Prog.) .25, Sal
Woodcock, J. NJ. (Soc.) 74S
Stephens plurality, 2,514
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Stark, VIM L. (Dem. and P. I)...... 1913
Sloan. Chas. H. (Rep. and Prog) ,054
liner, John (Soc,) .................... $50
Soan's plurality, $685.
FIFTH DISTRICT
Shallenberger, A. C. (Dem. and P. ~ 1856
Barton Silas R; Rep)..............1s,2ss
Elliott, w. c. (Soc). ................ 1,062
Shallenbergers plurality, 1898.
SIXTH DISTRICT
McDermott, E. B. (Dem. and P. ~. .22,317
kinkaid, Moses P. (Rep. and Prog.). .33, $50
Canright, John (Soc.) ................ 2,171
Stebbins, Lucien (by petition) ........ 474
kinkaid's plurality. l1.242.