GOVERNOR. 1909 Rep. | Dem. Mann.. Wm. H. Commissioner of Agriculture-George W. Koiner, D., 71,500; James T. Robson, R., 37,100. Koiner's plurality, 34,400. Vote for Congressmen, 1910. 1. Counties of Accomac, Caroline, Elizabeth City, Essex, Gloucester, King and Queen, Lancaster, Mathews, Middlesex, Northampton, Northumberland, Richmond, 580 | Spottsylvania, Warwick, Westmoreland 887 and York, and cities of Fredericksburg and Newport News; population (1900), 212, 204--William A. Jones, D., 5,908; George N. Wise, R., 1,431. Jones's plurality, 4,477. 1428 974 882 309 302 649 410 2. Counties of Isle of Wight, Nansemond, Norfolk, Princess Anne anad Southampton, and cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth; population (1900), 185,051-E. E. Holland, D., 6,649; H. H. Rumble, R., 1,703. Holland's plurality, 4,946. 3. Counties of Charles City, Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover, Henrico, James City, King William and New Kent, and cities of Richmond and Williamsburg; population (1900), 194,785John Lamb, D., 5.408; W. R. Vawter, R., 813. Lamb's plurality, 4,595. 4. Counties of Amella, Brunswick, Dinwiddie, Greenesville, Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Nottoway, Powhatan, Prince Edward. Prince George, Surry and Essex, and cities of Petersburg: population (1900), 174,990Robert Turnbull, D., 426 732 602 1177 1104 713 452 367 109 1227 6. Counties of Bedford, Campbell, Charlotte, Floyd, Halifax, Montgomery and Roanoke, and cities of Lynchburg, Radford and Roanoke; population, 196,959Carter Glass, D., 5.203; W. Allison, R., 734. Glass's plurality, 4,469. 7. Counties of Albemarle, Clarke, Frederick, Greene, Madison, Page, Rappahannock, Rockingham, Shenandoah and Warren, and cities of Charlottesville and Winchester; population (1900), 162,933-James Hay, D., 5,818; John Paul, R., 2,589; S. Lunton, Ind., 1,631. Hay's plurality, 3.229. 8. Counties of Alexandria, Culpeper, Fairfax, Fauquier, King George, Loudoun, Louisa, Orange, Prince William and Stat ford, and city of Alexandria; population (1900). 134.138-C. C. Carlin, D., 4,669. 9. Counties of Bland, Buchanan, Dickenson, Glles, Lee, Pulaski, Russell, Scott, Smyth, Tazewell, Washington, Wise and Wythe, and city of Bristol; population (1900), 223,088-Henry C. Stuart, D., 16.731; Bascomb Slemp, 16,958. R., Slemp's plurality, 227. C. 10. Counties of Alleghany, Amherst, Appomattox, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, Buckingham, Craig, Cumberland, Fluvanna, Highland, Nelson and Rockbridge, and cities of Buena Vista, Clifton Forge and Staunton; population (1900), 185, 492H. D. Flood, D., 5,878. Legislature of 1910-'11. Democrats | Senate. | House. Jt. bal. 34 86 120 6 14 20 Dem. majorities. 28 72 100 Shephard, Ind., 25,763; Hans Bugge, Ind., 24,988, W. H. Moore, Ind., 26,463; Preston M. Troy, 25,433; W. W. Tolman, Ind., 24.843. Gose's plurality, 51,162; Morris's plurality, 54,243; Rudkin's plurality, 52,979; Parker's plurality, 53,652; Fulton's plurality, 53,785. A constitutional amendment granting elective franchise to women was carried, 52,299 for to 29,276 against. Vote for Congressmen, 1910. 1. Counties of Island, King. Kitsap, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish and Whatcom; population (1900), 183,956-William E. Humphrey, R., 27,717; W. W. Black, D., 20,115; W. W. Smith, Soc., 5,088; E. E. Dunlap, Pro.. 1,231. Humphrey's plurality, 7,602. 2. Counties of Chehalis, Clallam, Clarke, Cowlitz, Jefferson, Klickitat, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, Skamania, Thurston and Wahkiakum; population (1900), 149,041 -Stanton Warburton, R., 20,448; Maurice Langhorne, D., 10,288; Leslie Aller, Soc., Warbur3,978; W. E. Haycox, Pro., 830. ton's plurality, 10,160. 3. Counties of Adams, Asotin, Benton, Chelan, Columbia, Douglas, Ferry. Franklin, Garfield, Kittitas, Lincoln, Okanogan, Spokane, Stevens, Wallawalla, Whitman and Yakima; population (1900), 185.106William LaFollette, R.. 30.126; Harry D. Merritt, D., 14,423; David C. Coates, Soc., La Follette's plurality, 15,703, Legislature of 1911-'12. Senate. House. Jt. bal. 1138 548 1033 747 227 648 365 891 465 Chehalis 25.89 624 8128 1248 Chelan 1248 372 1639 Clallam 903 273 938 428 1250 The scattering vote for President in 1904 was: Swallow, Pro., 3,229; Debs, Soc., 10.023; Corregan, Soa Lab., 1,592; Watson, Pop., 609. Vote on State Ticket, 1910. Judges Supreme Court-Max F. Gose, R.. 77,625; George E. Morris, R., 80,706; Frank H. Rudkin, R., 79,442; Emmet N. Parker, R., 80,115; Mark A. Fulton, R., 80,248: W. E. Richardson, Soc., 15.994; E. J. Brown, Soc., 15,287; Samuel Sadler. Soc., 14,938; A. H. Barth, Soc., 14,862; H. C. Cupples, Soc., 14,599; Charles E. Cabell 'alhoun Clay Doddridge Fayette Gilmer Grant Hardy her, 3,354. Shawkey's plurality, 20,927. Attorney General-Wm. G. Conley, R., 135,389; E. H. Morton, D., 113,823; J. B. Ward, Pro., 4,562; A. M. Hanes, Soc., 3,137. Conley's plurality, 21,566. Vote for Congressmen, 1910. 1. Counties of Brooke, Hancock, Harrison, Lewis, Marion, Marshall, Ohio and Wetzel; population (1900), 188,360-C. W. Carrington, R., 16,962; John W. Davis, D., 20,370; Bauer, Soc., 3,239; Clayton, Pro., 1,099. Davis's plurality, 3,408. 2. Counties of Barbour, Berkeley, Grant, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson, Mineral, Monongalia, Morgan, Pendleton, Preston, Randolph, Taylor and Tucker; population (1900), 194,333-George C. Sturgiss, R., 16,791; W. G. Brown, D.. 21,276; Garner, Soc., 1,121; Strickler, Pro., 715. Brown's plurality, 4,485. 3. Counties of Clay, Fayette, Greenbrier, Kanawha, Monroe, Nicholas, Pocahontas, Summers, Upshur and Webster; population (1900), 188.542-Joseph Holt Gaines, R., 20,105: Adam Littlepage, D., 21.671; Rogers, Soc., 2,799; Hill, Pro., 882. Littlepage's plurality, 1,566. 4. Counties of Braxton, Calhoun, Doddridge, Gilmer, Jackson, Pleasants, Ritchie, Roane, Tyler, Wirt and Wood; population (1900). 188,694-Harry C. Woodyard, R., 15,592: John Hamilton, D., 17.822; Houston, Soc., 366; Singler, Pro., 531. 5. Countles of Boone, Cabell, Lincoln, Logan, McDowell, Mason, Mercer, Mingo, Putnam, Raleigh, Wayne and Wyoming; population (1900), 198.871-James A. Hughes, 25,007; Ranakin Willey, Dem., 22,154; Spradling, Soc., 627: White, Pro., 448; Chonning, Ind., 7. Hughes's plurality, 2,853. R.. Legislature of 1911-'12. 10281 1012 1251 827 Democrats Dem. majority. 264511 Vote of State Since 1900. Scattering 6465 8880 The scattering vote for President in 1908 was: Debs, Soc., 3,679; Chafin. Pro., 5,139; Watson, Pop. 16; Hisgen, Ind., 46. The scattering vote for President in 1904 was: Swallow, Pro.. 4,569; Debs, Soc., 1,572; Watson, Pop.. 324. Vote on State Ticket, 1908. Governor-William E. Glasscock. R., 130.807; Louis Bennett, D., 118,909; E. W. Miller, 4,967; H. W. Houston, 3,308. Glasscock's plurality, 11.898. Secretary of State-Stuart F. Reed, R., 134.682; Adam B. Littlepage, 114.564; Will More, Pro., 5,003; J. B. West, 3,314. Reed's plurality, 20,118. Auditor-John S. Darst, R., 135,028; Oscar Jenkins, 114,207; M. M. Reppard, Pro., 4,531; C. W. Kirkendall, Soc., 3,173. Darst's plurality, 20,821. Treasurer-E. Leslie Long, R., 134.975; J. A. Miller, D., 114,282; Hiram Lewis, Pro., 4.541; Albert S. Bosworth, Soc., 3,165. Long's plurality, 20,693. Elkanah Hulley, Pro., 4,856; H. H. Gunt-Chippewa 3326 2203 2170 1418 Superintendent of Schools-M. P. Shawkey, R., 135,192; Ira B. Bush, D., 114,265; Byron E. Van Keuren, Pro., 7,450; F. G. Kremer, Soc. Lab., 430. Vote on State Ticket, 1910. Lieutenant Governor-Thomas Morris, R., 159,719; H. W. Bolens, D., 106,383; Henry Bruins, Soc., 39.828; Charles L Hill, Pro.. 7.273; John Harold, Soc. Lab., 448. Morris's plurality, 53,331. Secretary of State-John M. Callahan. D., 105,285; William C. Dean, Pro., 6,949; James A. Frear, R., 159,635; Gustav Herring, Soc., 39,907; John Vierthaler, Soc. Lab., 357. Frear's plurality, 53.350. Treasurer-John Ringle, D., 105,683: George W. Wilson, Pro., 6,951; A. H. Dahl, Rep., 160,003; Charles W. Swanson, Soc. Dem., 40,021; Fred Farchim, Soc. Lab., 397. Dahl's plurality, 54,320. Attorney General-John F. Doherty, D.. 104.543; Levi H. Bancroft, R., 114.841; Charles M. Crownhart, Ind. Rep., 48,661; Gerrit F. Thorn, Soc., 39.315; William R. Nethercutt, Pro., (withdrew before election), 51. Bancroft's plurality, 10,298. Insurance Commissioner-John A. Hazelwood. 105,133; Christ O. Nordby, Pro., 1,311; H. L. Ekern, R., 158, 140; Fred M. Althon, Soc., 40.036; Albert Waug, Soc. Lab., 340. Ekein's plurality, 53.007. Vote for Congressmen, 1910. 1. Counties of Green, Kenosha, Lafayette, Racine, Rock and Walworth (population, 1905, 204,469)-Henry Allen Cooper, R.. 15,096; Calvin Stewart, D., 8,506; Michael Yabs, Soc., 1,869; Hans O. Moe, Pro., 820. Cooper's plurality, 6,590. 2. Counties of Adams, Columbia, Dane. Green Lake, Jefferson and Marquette (population, 1905, 176,816)-John M. Nelson, R.. 14,009; Albert G. Schmedeman, D.. 12.090; Francis L. Cook, Soc., 865; J. Burritt Smith, Pro., 234. Nelson's plurality, 1,919. 3. Counties of Crawford, Grant, Iowa, Juneau, Richland, Sauk and Vernon (population, 1905, 181,616)-Arthur W. Kopp, R., 13.310; William N. Coffland, D., 9,042; Charles H. Berryman, Pro., 821. Kopp's plurality, 4,268. 4. Part of Milwaukee County (population, 1905, 202,175)-William J. Cary, R., 12261; William J. Kershaw, D., 9,081; Winfield R. Gaylord, Soc., 11.814; James M. Skinner, Pro.. 74. Cary's plurality, 447. 5. Part of Milwaukee County and Waukesha County (population, 1905, 197.368)Henry F. Cochems, R., 13,147; Joseph P. Carney, D., 8,433; Victor L. Berger, Soc.. 13,497; M. A. Schmeyer, Pro., 108. Berger's plurality, 350, 6. Counties of Dodge, Fond du Lac, Ozaukee, Sheboygan and Washington (population, 1905, 189,620)-William H. Froelich, R., 13,278; Michael E. Burke, D., 15.759; John C. Boll, Soc., 1,705; George C. Hill, Pro., 148. Burke's plurality, 2.481. 7. Counties of Buffalo, Clark, Eau Claire, Jackson, La Crosse, Monroe, Pepin and Trempealeau (population, 1905, 200,504)— John Jacob Esch, R., 15,365; Paul W. Mahoney, D., 7,365; John Marquet, Soc., 1.180; A. A. Merrill, Pro., 458. Esch'a plurality, 8.000. of 8. Counties Calumet, Manitowoc, Portage, Waupaca, Waushara and Winnebago (population, 1906, 203,596)-James H. Davidson, R., 15.936; Fred B. Rawson, 10.654; Richard W. Burke, Soc., 1.990; Charles H, Velte, Pro., 276. Davidson's plurality, 5,282. 9. Counties of Brown, Door. Kewaunee, Marinette, Oconto and Outagamie (popula ion, 1905, 195,985)-Gustav Kustermann, t., 12,335; Thomas W. Konop, D., 12,40: Thomas J. Oliver, Soc., 1,777: Alexander McEathron, Pro., 555. Konop's lurality, 5. 10. Countles of Ashland, Florence, Forst. Iron, Langlade, Lincoln, Marathon, Oneida, Price, Shawano, Taylor, Vilas and Wood (population, 1905, 228,017)-Elmer 1. Morse, R., 17,360; John F. Lamont, D.. 11.798; Lynn Thompson, Soc., 2,882. Morse's plurality, 5,562, 11. Counties of Barron, Bayfield, Burnett, Chippewa, Douglas, Dunn, Pierce, Polk, Rusk, St. Croix, Sawyer and WashGurn population, 1905, 248,243)--Irvine L. Lenroot, R., 19,680; Henry M. Parks, Soc., 2,474. Lenroot's plurality, 17,206. Legislature of 1911-'12. Auditor-Robert B. Forsythe, R., 17,845; G. C. Forsythe, D., 17,079; Joseph A. Johnson, Soc., 1,711. Rob. B. Forsythe's plurality, 766. Treasurer-John T. Baird, R., 17,610; Dr. Earl Whedon, D., 17,403; Gabriel Silvast, Soc., 1,682. Baird's plurality, 207. Superintendent of Public InstructionA. D. Cook, R., 16,841; Bird, D., 18,184; Lucy D. Rode, Soc., 1,691. Bird's plurality, 1,343. Justice of the Supreme Court-C. N. Potter, R., 18,350; Thomas H. Gibson, D., 16,291; H. V. S. Grossbach, Soc., 2,155. Potter's plurality, 2,059. Vote for Congressman, 1910. State at Large-F. W. Mondell, R., 20,312; W. B. Ross, D., 14,659; James Morgan, Soc., 2,155. Mondell's plurality, 5,653. Legislature of 1911-'12. Senate. House. Jt. bal. |