1Six dollars per day during session of Legislature, and 60 per cent of fees as Insurance Commissioner. 2And fees as Insurance Commissioner. 3And travelling expenses. Appointed. 5 And fees. Also Auditor. ELECTIONS IN STATES. "R." or "Rep." denotes Republican; "D." or "Dem.," Democrat; "Dem. (Sil.),” Silver Democrat; "Dem. (S. M.)," Sound Money Democrat;; "Nat. Dem.,' National Democrat; "Pop.," Populist; "M. of R.," Middle-of-the-Road Populists; "Sil.,' Silver party; "Nat. Pro.," National Prohibition; "Pro.," Prohibition; "Soc. Lab.," Socialist Labor; "Fus.," Fusion; "Ind.," Independent. Where appears "Pop.-Dem.," "Dem.Pop.,' or similar combinations, it means that the candidate is the nominee of the first organization designated, and was indorsed by the others. The numerals in tables of votes for Congress nominees indicate the districts. 767 1587 52 1282 88 2926 Morgan 1285 1747 330 2346 52 1265 14 The scattering vote for cluded the following: Barker (Pop.), 3,796; Woolley (Pro.), 1,407. The scattering vote for Governor included the following: Crowe (Pop.), 17,543; Hargett (Pro.), 1,301. VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1900. Secretary of State-R. P. McDavid (D.), 1880 106,066; Porter (R.), 22,470; Powell (Pop.), 16,642; Whitten (Pro.), 2,373. 367 2373 872 1261 1451 1166 1507 1342 899 3525 1315 3855 State Treasurer-J. Craig Smith (D.), 104,559; P. M. Long (R.), 21,435; O. L. McKinstry (Pop.), 13,964; D. C. Bachellor (Pro.), 2,488. Auditor-T. L. Sowell (D.), 102,774; J. C. Swan (R.), 21,371; M. W. Whatley (Pop.), 14,802; R. O. Simpson (Pro.), 4,009. Attorney-General-C. G. Brown (D.), 102,607; C. D. Alexander (R.), 22,247; Leroy Watson (Pop.), 13,469; H. L. Martin (Pro.), 2,465. Superintendent of Education-J. W. Abercrombie (D.), 105,695; J. I. Abercrombie (R.), 25,026; W. M. Wood (Pop.), 14,775. Commissioner of Agriculture-Robert R. Poole (D.), 105,429; John B. Shields (R.), 21,525; J. M. Askew (Pop.), 14,131; C. D. Alverson (Pro.), 2,203. VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1900. George W. Taylor (D.), 9,804; John W. Schell (R.), 2,046. I. II. A. A. Wiley (D.), 12,496. Scattering -S. J. Thrower, 93; W. O. Mulkey, 124; A. J. Mitsseal, 3. III. H. H. Clayton (D.), 13,420; W. O. Mulkey (R.), 3,179. Scattering-T. P. 2146 Hudmon, 137; Crenshaw, 1; William How2212 ard, 2; G. B. Crowe, 1; H. R. Gholston, 1. 2292 IV. S. J. Bowie (D.), 10,733; W. F. 57 1418 Aldrich (R.), 283; scattering, 16. President in 12,266; ARKANSAS-(Continued). Superintendent of Public Instruction-J. J. Doyne (Dem.), 117,745. Railroad Commissioners-F. M. Hanley (Dem.), 112,272; Abner Gaines (Dem.), 109,882; J. G. Wallace (Dem.), 109,065. VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1900. I. P. D. McCulloch (Dem.), 17,066; T. O. Fitzpatrick (Rep.), 6,496. II. J. S. Little (Dem.), 13,792; E. H. Vance (Rep.), 6,522. III. Thomas C. McRae (Dem.), 14,945; Ben. M. Foreman (Rep.), 8,664. IV. Charles C. Reid (Dem.), Samuel Davis (Rep.), 6,556. V. Hugh A. Dinsmore (Dem.), 13,924; U. S. Bratton (Rep.), 8,885. VI. S. Brundidge (Dem.), 12,256; Charles Cole (Rep.), 5,527. LEGISLATURE OF 1901. | Senate. | House. Jt. bal. Counties (57). Whole vote.. 13081 303053 277064 1304 1432 1472 54.56 41.12 51.68 45.03 The scattering vote for President in 1900 included the following: Debs (S. L.), 7,572; Woolley (Pro.), 5,024; others, 485. VOTE ON STATE TICKET, 1898. Lieutenant-Governor.-Jacob H. Neff (R.), 146,323; Edward I. Hutchinson (Fus.), 118,921; James Andres (S. L.), 8,784; Robert Summers (Pro.), 6,307. Secretary of State.-Charles F. Curry (R.), 131,447; R. A. Thompson (Fus)., 129,205 510; Emil Liess (S. L.), 8,386; J. W. Webb (Pro.), 7,770. 561 2207 508 8308 28 2012 634 1070 1428 1723 1886 918 898 Controller.-E. P. Colgan (R.), 149,128; T. W. Maples (Fus.), 110,889; T. L. Hierlihy (Pro.), 7,017; John Robertson (S. L.), 7,585. Treasurer.-Truman Reeves (R.), 141,545; William S. Green (Fus.), 118, 108; C. B. Williams (Pro.), 6,926. Attorney-General.-Tirey L. Ford (R.), 127,703; H. P. Andrews (Fus.), 117, 107; J. H. Blanchard (Pro.), 10,636; A. F. StrawnHamilton (S. L.), 7,144. Surveyor-General.-M. J. Wright (R.), 138,014; I. H. Mulholland (Fus.), 116,479; G. Spurrier (Pro.), 8,886; J. G. Smith (S. L.), 8,753. Superintendent of Public Instruction.Thomas J. Kirk (R.), 142,120; C. Runckle (Fus.), 109,071; Fanny M. Pugh (Pro.), 9,619; P. B. Gallagher (S. L.), 5,710. VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1900. I. Frank L. Coombs (R.), 21,227; James CALIFORNIA-(Continued). F. Farraher (D.), 16,270; Charles F. Clark (R.), 310. II. Samuel D. Woods (R.), full term, 23,019; Samuel D. Woods (R.), unexpired term, 22,799; J. D. Sproul (D.), full term, 21,851; J. D. Sproul (D.), unexpired term, 21,917; W. H. Barron (Pro.), 371; scattering, 29. III. Victor H. Metcalf (R.), 22,109; Frank Freeman (D.), 14,402; Alvin W. Holt (Pro.), 431; scattering, 1. IV. Julius Kahn (R.), 17,111; R. Porter Ashe (D.), 11,742; Joseph Rowell (Pro.), 84; C. C. O'Donnell (Ind.), 1,116. V. Eugene F. Loud (R.), 23,443; J. H. Henry (D.), 17,365; Frederick E. Caton (Pro.), 322. VI. James McLachlan (R.), 27,081; William Graves (D.), 19,793; James Campbell (Pro.), 1,693. VII. James Carson Needham (R.), 23,450; W. D. Crichton (D.), 18,981; A. H. Hensley (Pro.), 919. LEGISLATURE OF 1901. Rep. 1Fus. Scattering Whole vote.. 5577 221377 210049 1Fusion of Democrats and Populists. The scattering vote for President, 1900, included the following: Woolley (Pro.), 3,790; Barker (Pop.), 389; Debs (S. D.), 714; Malloney (S. L.), 684. STATE OFFICERS ELECTED. The State officers elected are: Governor, James B. Orman; Lieutenant-Governor, David C. Coates; Secretary of State, D. A. Mills; Treasurer, J. N. Chipley; Auditor, C. W. Crouther; Superintendent of Public Instruction, Mrs. Helen L. Grenfell; Attorney-General, C. C. Post; Judge of Supreme Court, R. W. Steele; Regents State University, W. H. Bryant, F. E. Kendrick. The only figures given out by the State 636 Canvassing Board are on Regents of the 892 State University. The remainder of the 602 State returns will be canvassed by the 5520 Legislature. The vote on Regents-a fair 2967 index of the vote on the State ticket out860 1634 side of Governor-is as follows: W. H. Bryant (Fus.), 120,308; F. E. Kendrick (Fus.), 119,059; C. R. Dudley (Rep.), 93,655; W. A. Packard (R.), 92,809. 340 24622 31257 Archuleta 584 373 Baca 159 128 Bent Boulder Chaffee Cheyenne Clear Creek. 98 2199 Conejos Costilla Custer Delta Dolores Douglas Eagle Elbert El Paso.. Fremont Garfield Grand Gunnison 1457 Hinsdale Huerfano Jefferson 971 2051 Kiowa Kit Carson... Gilpin *Dem. and Rep. electors were chosen. 146 259 VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1900. I. Robert W. Bonynge (R.), 41,518; John F. Shafroth (Sil. R., Fus.), 54,590; S. H. Shellenger (Pro.), 1,924; W. H. Leonard (S. L.), 487; Nixon Eahart (S. D.), 388; Joseph Smith (Mid. Road Pop.), 326. |