COUNTIES.

Dem.

Bryan, Taft, Debs,
Rep. Soc.

На

kel, Dem.

Frantz Ross
Rep.

Soc.

974 625 1,075 1,210 1260 1,479 2,618 2,924

Garvin

2,39 1.290

52 1,003
486 1,179 1,137
224 1,826 1,328
254 2,219 3, 237
336 2,772 1,239

589

25

342

Grady.

2.826 1,491

258 2,981 1,243

70

Grant..

1,866 1,796

15 1,799 1,729

87

Greer.

2149

708

472 2,151 864

173

Harper.

201 729

Haskell.

1,401 1,139

363 1,804 1,319

91

Hughes..

1,649 1,459

380 1,965 1,256

89

Jackson..

1,905

635

220 2,143 604

94

Jefferson

288 1,543 594

72

Johnson.

Kay

2,511 2,754

602 1,944 767
138 2.651 2,562

313

Kingfisher

1,541 2,106

226 1,688 2,204

94

Kiowa... Latimer. Le Flore Lincoln Logan..

2,354 1,591

301 2,610 1,529

130

720 616

197 969

1,872 1,771

230 2.162 1,715

83

3,030 3,515

534 3,432 3,562

220

2,183 3,768

203 2,179 3,831

840

Love....

835 413

253 1,199 491

87

Major..

877 1,446

463 968 1.296

968

Marshall.

842 406

406 1.248

Mayes Murray.. Muskogee. McClain. McCurtain McIntosh Noble..... Nowata... Okfuskee Oklahoma

1,186 1,021

1,111 574

280 1.356) 502

93

2,793 3,592 1,234 780

168 3,479 3,769

363 1,465 723

63 111

565 482

148 1,287 955

1,236 1,606

141 1,606 1,607

43

1,364 1,476

125 1,459 1,494

61

923 1,086

61 1,068 992

23

872 1.297

4,833 5,317

498 5,038 5,944

337

1.103 1,400
1,584 1,528

295 1.287 1.502

140

152 1,693 1,357

50

Ottawa

1,296 1,174

94 1,805 1.245

43

Pawnee.

1,500 1,556

299 1,714 1, 599]

167

Payne.

390 2,261 2,093

189

Pittsburg..

233

Pontotoc..

Pottawatomie

Pushmataha.

Roger Mills...

Rogers

1,980 2,244
2,893 2,735
1.841 860
3.561 2,609

625 484
1,16 839
1,599 1,134

945 1,168 1,648 2,037 1,761 725 1,470 1,315 1,661 732 2,292 2,150

Wagoner..

1,151 2,107

Washington.

1,409 1,528

Washita..

1,867 1.118.

Woods..

1,421 1,557

244

45

241

PRESENT STATE GOVERNMENT.

Governor, C. N. Haskell; Lieut.-Governor, George 232 Bellamy; Secretary of State, Bill Cross; Treasurer, J. A. Menefee: Auditor, M. E. Trapp; Attorney-General, Chas. West; Adjutant-General, F. M. Canton; Commissioner of Insurance. T. J. McComb; Commissioner of Education, E. D. 86 Cameron-all Democrats.

31

192

629 3,366 2,602
579 2,328 855
555 4,210 2,911
125 864 520
403 1,290) 854
131 1,759 1,116
452 1.396 1.101
131 1.927 1,940)
029 2.205. 710
239 1,576 1,353
109 1,472 557
226 2,163 1.951)
167 1,200 1.723) 60
124 1,404 1,442 48

35

331

47

111

230 163

232

409 2,100 1,152 Woodward.... 1,308 1,614 288 1,276 1.424) 371 1,327 1, 416 122363 116474 21, 734 137641 110296 9,303 4.02

Total.

Plurality

Per cent.

Scattering..

Whole vote.

11.889

27.345

48.02 43.40 8.58 53.11 42.87

Election Returns.

PENNSYLVANIA-Continued.

PENNSYLVANIA-Continued.

For President, 1908, Hisgen, Ind., received 1,057 XXIV. Counties of Beaver, Lawrence, and Washvotes; Gillhaus, Soc. Lab., 1,222.

VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1908.
Districts.

I. County of Philadelphia (part). M. J. Geraghty,
Dem., 7,773; Heury H. Bingham, Rep., 27.163;
I. A. Ramsey, Pro., 212; H. H. McCall,
Soc., 607.

II. County of Philadelphia (part). Wm. Schlipf,
Jr., Dem., 6.381; Joel Cook, Rep., 24,067;
Stitzeuberger, Soc., 542-

III. County of Philadelphia (part). Wm. Beerli,
Dem., 6,608; J. Hampton Moore, Rep.,
26,617; J. Heinz, Soc., 540.

IV. County of Philadelphia (part). H. D. Albright,
Dem., 6,594; Reuben O. Moon, Rep., 17,518;
Chas. Doerr, Soc., 708.

V. County of Philadelphia (part). Michael Don-
ahue, Dem., 8,488; W. W. Foulk rod, Rep.,
21,064; Ed. Moore, Soc., 1,263.

VI. County of Philadelphia (part).

Bailey, Dem., 10,205; George D. McCreary,
Fred T.
Rep., 29,383; C. W. Erwin, Soc., 907.
VII. Counties of Chester and Delaware. D. P.
Hibberd, Dem., 10,364; Thos. S. Butler, Rep.,
26,684; Walter N. Lodge, Soc., 26,
VIII. Counties of

Bucks and Montgomery.
Wynne James, Dem., 17,684; Irving P. Wan-
ger, Rep., 26,884.

IX. County of Lancaster. Wm. W. Griest, Rep.,
22,022; Geo. B. Wilson, Dem., 7,428.

X. County of Lackawanna. T. D. Nichols, Dem.,
16,855; John R. Farr, Rep., 16,138.
XI. County of Luzerne. John H. Bigelow, Dem.,
18,569; Henry W. Palmer, Rep., 20,525; Cuas.
Lavin, Soc., 963.

XII. County of Schuylkill. Robert E. Lee., Dem.,
15,339; Alfred B. Garner, Rep., 17,446, C. F.
Foley, Soc., 845.
XIII. Counties of Berks and Lehigh John H.
Rothermel, Dem., 27,655; A. N Ulrich, Rep.,
21,416; T. J. Neatherry, Soc., 1,993.
XIV. Counties of Bradford, Susquehanna, Wayne,
and Wyoming. George W. Kipp, Dem.,
12,980; Chas. C. Pratt, Rep., 15,024, E. H.
Meeker, Pro., 1,127; Little, Soc., 1,184.
XV. Counties of Tioga, Potter, Lycoming, and
Elias Deemer, Rep., 16,577; C. H. Lugg, Pro.,
Wilson, Dem., 18,592;
1,326; W. J. Brotherton, Soc., 419.

Clinton, Wm. B.

ington. Charles H. Akens, Dem., 10,385;
John K. Tener, Rep., 20,538; Frank Fish,
Pro., 5,982; C. A. McKeever, Soc., 1,816.
XXV. Counties of Erie and Crawford. John B.
Brooks, Dem.,11,995; Arthur L. Bates, Rep..
XXVI. Counties of Carbon, Monroe, Pike, and
16,457; McIntyre, Pro., 1,849; Allen, Soc., 970
Northampton. A. M. Palmer, Dem., 18,855;
G. A. Schneebell, Rep., 15,123; Snyder, Pro.,
XXVII. Counties of Armstrong, Indiana, Clarion,
861; Miller, Soc., 910.
XXVIII. Counties of Mercer, Warren, Forest.
and Jefferson. J. S. Shirley, Dem., 10, 088; J.
N. Langham, Rep., 19,010; Pender, Pro., 2,739.
Venango, and Elk. Till Reiss, Dem., 11.256;
Nelson P. Wheeler, Rep., 18,728; J. M
Brown, Pro., 4,018.

XXIX. County of Allegheny (part). J. G. Shir-
mer, Dem., 5,401; Wm. H. Graham, Rep.,
15,616; McConnell, Pro., 1,337; Slayton, Soc.,
1,500.

XXX. County of Allegheny (part). E. F. Duffy,
XXXI. County of Allegheny (part). T. B. Alcorn,
Dem.,
7,512; John Dalzell, Rep., 15,574;
Fidler, Pro., 1,674; Adams, Soc., 2,001.

Dem., 5,320; James Francis Burke, Rep.,
13,380; W. A. Stewart, Pro., 613; J. A.
McCarthy, Soc., 779.

XXXII. County of Allegbeny (part). John
Murphy, Dem., 8,769; A. J. Barchfield, Rep.,
16,911: H. S. Gleiss, Pro., 1,645; T. F.
Kennedy, Soc., 1,871.

PRESENT STATE GOVERNMENT.

Murphy;
Governor, E. S. Stuart; Lieutenant-Governor, R. S.
Secretary of
Young Adjutant-General, Thos. J. Stewart; Attorney-Gen-
the Commonwealth, Robert R.
McAfee; Treasurer, J. O. Sheatz; Auditor-General, R. K.
eril, M. Hampton Todd; Superintendent of Public Instruc
Commissioner of Publie Lands, Nathaniel Ewing-all Re-
tion, N. C. Schaeffer; Insurance Commissioner, David Martia;
publicans, except Schaeffer, Dem.

JUDICIARY.
Justices, J. Hay Brown, Wm.
Supreme Court: Chief Justice, D. Newton Fell; Associate
Robert Von Moschzisker, S. L. Mestrezat, and John P. Ell
P. Potter, John Stewart,
vacant; Clerk, Middle District, William Pearson; Clerk,
all Republicans, except Mestrezat. Clerk, Eastern District.
Western District, George Pearson.

STATE LEGISLATURE, 1909.

Senate. House. Joint Ballot 173

XVI. Counties of Northumberland, Montour, Co-Republicans,
lumbia, and Sullivan. John G. McHenry, Democrats ...............
Dem., 18,412; E. W Samuel, Rep., 12,866;

J. E. Wolf, Pro., 970.

XVII. Counties of Perry, Juniata, Mifflin, Hunt-
ingdon, Fulton, Franklin, Snyder, and Union.
Geo, C. Bentz, Dem., 14,044; Benf. K. Focht,
Rep., 22,906.
XVIII. Counties of Dauphin, Cumberland, and
Lebanon, John L. Whisler, Dem., 13,876;
Marlin E. Olmsted, Rep., 27,717; T. H
Hamilton, Pro., 1,488; J. V. Zerby, Soc., 1,028;
XIX. Counties of Blair, Cambria, and Bedford.
H. G. Tate, Dem., 15,906; John M. Reynolds,
Rep., 26,157.
XX. Counties of Adams and York. Edward D.
Zeigler, Dem., 16,928; Daniel F. Lafean, Rep.,
19,176; Newcomb, Pro., 434; Pfeiffer, Soc., 339.
XXI. Counties of Cameron, Centre, Clearfield,
and McKean. W. H. Walker, Dem., 12.848:
Charles F. Barclay, Rep., 15,631; J. D. Blair,
Soc., 684; McCoy, Pro., 1,888.
XXII. Counties of Westmoreland and Butler.j
Silas W. Kline, Dem., 16,234, George F. Huff,
Rep., 19.329; R. A. Dornon, Pro., 2,338.
XXIII. Counties of Fayette, Greene, and Somer-
set. M. R. Traxis, Dem., 12,125; Allen F.
Cooper, Rep., 16,769; W. M. Likins, Pro.,
3,366; W. Herd, Soc., 820.

Republican majority. 28

39

213

11

34

45

Pres...212.041 349,589
VOTE OF THE STATE SINCE 1872.
Dem. Rep. Gr.

3,873 20,947 79,452 R Pop.

1872. 1980. Pres...407,423 444,704 20,668 1884. Pres...392,785 473,804 16,993 15,283 81,019 R 1876. Pres...366,204 384,148 7,204 1,318 17,944 R 1,939 37,276 R Lub. 1888. Pres...446,633 526,091 1892. Pres...452, 264 1896. Pres....433,228 1898. Gov.... 358,300 1899. Treas..327,512 1900. Pres.....424,232

Soc. D.

£16,011 728,300 11,000 8,714 25,123 63,747 R 476,306 N.D. 438,000 712,665 4,831 Union. 423,498 93,213 592.867 21,910 Soc. 840,949 21,863 603.775 13,245 506,392 15,169 459.965

19, 274 295,072 R 125,746 118, (6 R 18,072 110, 488 R

1901. Treas...291,995
1902. Gov....436,447
1904. Pres. 335,430
1903, Treas.. 235.168
1906. Gov....457,957
1907. Treas. 819,787
1908. Pres...448,778 745,779 33,913

27,908 288,433 R

18,044 131,543 R

24.850 26 607 R 23,327 156,410 R 24,793 48,435 R 33.717 505,519 R

29,850 147,228 R

36,694 297,001 R

1872. President... 5,329 13.665
1876. President...10,712 15,787
1880. President...10,779 18,195 236
1884. President...12,391 19.030
1888. President...17,530 21,968

422 928
1,250

Plut.
*8,336 R

For President in 1908, Debs, Soc., received 100 votes; Hisgen, Ind., 42.

VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1908.
Districts.

5,075 RI. Counties of Berkeley (part), Charleston, Colle

7,416 R

6,639 R
4,438 R

ton (part), Beaufort, Georgetown, and Will-
iamsburg (part). George S. Legare, Dem.,
5,759; Aaron P. Prioleau, Rep., 631. Legare's
plurality, 5,128.

2,637 R II. Counties of Aiken, Barnwell, Saluda, Edge-
185 D
field, and Hampton. J. O. Patterson, Dem.,
6,307 R 8,440; Isaac Myers, Rep., 58. Total, 8,498.
10,809 R Counties of Abbeville, Anderson, Newberry,
Oconee, and Pickens. D. Wyatt Aiken, Dem.,
10,274. No opposition.

III.

V.

Counties of Fairfield, Greenville, Laurens, Richland, Spartanburg (part), and Union. J. T. Johnson, Dem., 10,806. No opposition. Counties of Chester, Chesterfield, Kershaw, Lancaster, Spartanburg (part), Union (part). and York. D. E. Finley, Dem., 9,468. No op⚫osition.

22,978 R
10.634 R IV.
11,519 R

VI.

VII.

Counties of Clarendon, Darlington, Florence, Horry, Marion, Marlborough, and Williams, burg (part). J. E. Ellerbe, Dem., 9,033. No opposition.

Counties of Berkeley (part), Colleton (part) Lexington, Orangeburg, Richland, and Sumter. A F. Lever, Dem., 9,950; R. H. Richardson, Rep.,998. Lever's plurality, 8,952.