Newport Daily
VOLUME V. NEWPORT, ARKANSAS. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1906. NUMBER 266.
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UNOFFICIAL RETURNS
PRIMARY ELECTION HELD MARCH 28, 1906.
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BE DEFEATED.
Thirty Five Counties
Returns—Little Has
Rogers By Large
March 29, 2 p.m.
Independent)—
upon first returns
, er'victory for
is, Berry now has
to win out. The
d indicate that he
40 counties and
'en heard from
popular vote
ult, the ma
ived in many(
a£relyfih
an even
ahead.
EATS ROGERS.
, Judge Little
of 25,000 to
Sevier was
Little’s vie
nd the only
majority, for he
thirds of the
state.
OOSE -CLOSE.
of two ^ears
McCulloch and
the latter against
ociate justice is
e any forecast,
way of counties
venly divided.
GENERAL
de
i te
this district, Crockett has proba
bly defeated Phillips. Wood
ruff, Lonoke and Arkansas are
placed in his column.
fULKERSON AND JEFFERY.
Indications Point to Their Election as
Judge and Prosecuting Attorney.
The returns outside of Jackson
county for judge and prosecuting
attorney are very meagre, but it
seems probable that Fulkerson
and Jeffery respectively have
been elected by good majorities.
The returns at hand indicate
that Fulkerson has carried Stone,
Independence and Lawrence
''counties, his three opponents
I splitting the vote badly. Judge
I Scarborough in 12 precincts out
I of 22 in Jackson has a lead of
over Fulkerson, which the
returns not in, will increase tc
| 800. The totals thus far foi
Jackson county are: Scarborough
’ 750, Fulkerson 385, Yancey 112
, Butler 91.
JEFFERY CARRIES JACKSON,
i Twelve out of 22 precincts ir
Jackson give Jeffery 470, Hill
house 412, Erwin 323, Casey 35
Gray 79 and the ones to hea:
from will probably give Jeffer?
j 100 plurality in Jackson.
• Jeffery has carried Newarl
and split Independence aimos
evenly with Casey. The return:
from Lawrence are meagre an*
indicate the vote will be divide*
with Erwin, Hillhouse and Jeff
ery. _
TOWNSHIP RESULTS,
jio lstable, Abe Ballew wo:
in cf votes over J. L. Bishop
i1 ler and Harris were nomin
-—/for justices of the peac
,thee/j. C. Hogan .von the roa
<’ Vi^rseer nomination by 33 vote
^ T. C. Reid, in Union tovvr
CONGRESSIONAL RACE CLOSE.
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Chances Seem to favor Brundridge Who i
Has Carried Independence, White
and Monroe Counties.
The Gazette of Little Rock at
2 p. m. says the contest between
Brundidge and Oldfield for con
gress in this district will be very
close. White and Independence
have both gone to Brundidge by
a very close vote and so has Mon- J
roe. Prairie gave Oldfield a good I
majority and meagre returns
from Izard place that county
doubtful.
In Jackson County, 13 of 22 I
1 precincts give Brundidge a lead j
'of 101 but the other points will j
probably make the result in this
county very close and equally
doubtful. ■
Vote of Union Township.
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J ustice of I’eace— _
, shaver ....M8 108 70 326
Harris. 94 1*8 48 211
! Smith. 89| 05 38 192
I G0,,^inn7. 26 19 32 77
■ I R°aHo«Van8e?f7. 67 69 57 193
, I Reid....1 81 56 23 160
ROUND DOZEN.
, j Mrs. C. \V. Beard was hostess
r j Wednesday afternoon to the
5 i Round Dozen, the meeting being
• | well attended by the members.
\ The occasion was a most delight
ful one, and proved to be one of
the most interesting in the
j club’s history.
i: Mrs. John J. Blanchard was
. I invited guest of the club. The
- j members present were Mes
e dames John W. Wallace, John
J W. Stayton, T. B. Stewart, L. E.
s Willis, T. H. Reaniey, J. W.
Grubbs, William It Vs by a..u
,)J. H. McHugh,
berry carries jackson.
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Jackson County Linos Up lor Berry and
Rogers— Representative and j
County Gerk in Doubt. j
Senator Berry has carried
Jackson county by 150 votes over
Davis, 12 out of 22 precincts giv
ing him a lead of 222, which will
hardly be decreased over 50.
Rogers, in the precincts
named which are those published
in tabular form, has a lead of
143 over Little which wili hardly
ae overcome, and will probably
be about 100 in the final round
ip.
Pindall, Coffman, Futrall, Gul
ey, Riddick for State offices
lave all carried Jackson county,
ludge Phillips was honored
vith about nine out of every ten
rotes cast in his home county.
THREE IN THE RACE.
The race for representative is
lot yet won, and promises a
dose finish. With fifteen pre
dncts in, Eight Mile, Gourd
NecK, ana tmrton s cnapei in-i
:luded, the race stands as fol-!
ows: Ard 478, Grant 431, Gale;
117. The contest is probably 1
letween Grant and Ard, and
Lances about even. \
county Clerkship close.
For county clerk, the result is j
lIso in doubt, with Lockard in
he lead but the chances favor
ng a more even breaL. We
vere unable to get the returns
>f the last three precincts on
.his race.
INCOMPLETE on coroner.
The returns on coroner were
ilso even more incomplete, but
Tenry Grant is probably the
lominee. R. F. Drummond, who
nade no canvass and whose I
lame did not appear on the ticket I
:ecured a very complimentary i
rote. : I
LATE WIRE REPORTS. |
W. E. Bevens received a wire J $
from his son at Helena stating _
Lat Phillips county had given
Berry 1,000 majority. 1
A bulletin issued at 3 p. m. ;!
from Little Rock by the Western j
Union stated that reports were ;
too meager to tell, but indica- j.
tions point to Berry’s election. J
RIVER PASSES THIRTY EOOT MARK.
Rains May Bring an Additional Rise
Upon flood Waters But Prospects
Not Yet Alarming.
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White river passed the 30 foot
mark on the Newport gauge
Wednesday night and steed cO.S
feet next morning. The rains
of Wednesday night and Thurs
day may bring the register to 32 j
feet or slightly over that mark.
Had not the rains set in, the,
crest of the rise would have I
passed Thursday.
Batesville reported a 1 foot
fall Thursday morning, but a
Steady rain was reported from;
Calico Rock. At Cotter there
was no rainfall Wednesday night, s
but the indications were for rain;
Thursday.
Black River is flooding the
the whole lowland country
through which it i unsand the j
loss of many lives of farmers j
! living in the bottoms is feared. :
At Elgin, Black is higher than
at any time for several years and
the water is almost up to the
store of J. 0. Taylor.
LEVEE IN BAD CONDITION.
The Rock Island levee from+he
Iron Mountain crossing to the,
culvert below town threatens tcA
give way and one siepe is pour
into the city and flooding many
streets in the lower end of town.
Walks and crossings are afloat.
! A Rock Island engineer is here
' to look after the*, levee and
strengthen the weak plaeas. lie
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