X.-Counties of Alleghany,

Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, Buckingham, Cum- First Auditor, Morton Marye; Second Auditor, Josiah
Amherst, Appomattox, E. Willard; Secretary of State, Joseph T. Lawless;
berland, Fluvanna,
bridge and the cities of Staunton and Buena tendent of Free Schools, J. W. Southall; Attorney-
Highland, Nelson, Rock- Ryland, Jr.; Treasurer, A. W. Harman, Jr.; Superin-
Vista.
General, W. A. Anderson-all Democrats.
9,119

H. D. Flood, Dem.

J. Lyons, Rep...

Flood's plurality

STATE OFFICIALS.

Judiciary-Supreme Court of Appeals.-President, 4,235 James Keith; Justices, S. G. Whittle, John A. Buchanan, George M. Harrison and Richard H. Cardwell; Clerk of the Court, G. K. Taylor-all Democrats.

4,884

Governor, A. J. Montague; Lieutenant-Governor, J.

HALL

Governor, Robert M. La Follette; Lleutenant-Gover- Judiciary Supreme Court, Chief Justice, John B. nor, James O. Davidson; Secretary of State, Walter L. Houser; Treasurer, John J. Kempf; AttorneyGeneral, L. M. Sturdevant; Superintendent of Public Instruction, Charles P. Cary; Commissioner of Railroads, John W. Thomas; Commissioner of Insurance, Zeno M. Host.-all Republicans.

Cassoday, Rep.; Associate Justices, John B. Winslow,
Dem.; C. V. Bardeen. Rep.; J. E. Dodge, Dem.;
Roujet D. Marshall, Rep.; Clerk, Clarence Kellogg.
Rep.
Legislature is overwhelmingly Republican in both
branches.

777

961

997

429

816

557

Fremont

622

1,902

1,538

Natrona

521

Sheridan

839

1,193

985

1,026

Uinta

1,579

2,216

1,748

2.102

1.700

Weston

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION, 1902.

urer, Henry G. Hay; Superintendent of Public In15,808 struction, T. T. Tynan; Attorney-General, J. A. Van 8,892 Orsdel; Adjutant-General, F. A. Stitzer-all Republicans.

6,916

Judiciary-Chief Justice, Samuel T. Corn, Dem.; Associate Justices, Jesse Knight and C. N. Potter, Rep. Governor, De Forest Richards; Secretary of State, Legislature-House, 46 Rep.. 4 Dem.; Senate, 20 Fennimore Chatterton; Auditor, Le Roy Grant; Treas-Rep., 3 Dem.; joint session, 66 Rep., 7 Dem.