INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS. Comparative statement showing the receipts from the several objects of internal taxation in the United States during the fiscal years ended June 30, 1906 and 1907. OBJECTS OF TAXATION. 1906. 1907. Increase. Decrease. SPIRITS. Spirits distilled from apples, peaches, grapes, pears, pineap ples, oranges, apricots, berries, prunes, figs and cherries.. Spirits distilled from materials other than apples, peaches, grapes, pears, pineapples, oranges, apricots, berries, prunes, figs and cherries.. Rectifiers (special tax) Wine, made in imitation of champagne, and liquors produced by being rectified, etc.. TOBACCO. cents per lb. Cigarettes weighing not more than 3 pounds per thousand, 18 cents per lb. 3 FERMENTED LIQUORS. liquors... OLEOMARGARINE. butter... Oleomargarine, free from coloration that causes it to look like butter of any shade of yellow.. Manufacturers of oleomargarine (special tax). Retail dealers in oleomargarine artificially colored in imita tion of butter (special tax).. Retail dealers in oleomargarine free from artificial colora tion (special tax). Wholesale dealers in oleomargarine artificially colored in imi tation of butter (special tax)... Wholesale dealers in oleomargarine free from artificial coloration (special tax).. Total FILLED CHEESE. Filled cheese, domestic and imported.. Manufacturers of filled cheese (special tax). Retail dealers in filled cheese (special tax). Total... MIXED FLOUR. Per barrel of 196 lbs or more than 98 lbs... Half barrel of 98 lbs or more than 49 lbs. Quarter barrel of 19 lbs or more than 24% lbs.. Eighth barrel of 244 lbs or less..... Manufacturers, packers or repackers of mixed flour (special tax)... Total ....... ADULTERATED BUTTER. Adulterated butter manufactured or sold, etc.. Manufacturers of aduiterated butter (special tax). Retail dealers in adulterated butter (special tax).. Wholesale dealers in adulterated butter (special tax). Total... PROCESS OR RENOVATED BUTTER. Process or renovated butter manufactured or sold, etc. Manufacturers of process or renovated butter (special tax)... Total... INTERNAL REVENUE. CONTINUED. OBJECTS OF TAXATION. 1906. 1907. Increase. Decrease BANKS, BANKERS, ETC. $50.10 $50.10 Toial...... 50.10 50.10 MISCELLANEOUS. Playing cards. 489,347.26 572.714.48 83,367.22 Penalties. 283,991.62 253,652.43 30,339.19 Collections not otherwise herein provided for *150,494.88 *53,518.91 96,945.94 Total...... 923.833.76 879,915.85 43,917.91 Aggregate receipts. 2 19,102,738.00 269,664.022.8520,561,284.85 *Includes $142,148.22 from legacies on which the tax had accrued prior to the repeal of the act. COLLECTIONS BY DISTRICTS. Collection Names of Aggregate Fiscal year ended June 30, 1907. districts. collectors. collections, 12th Pennsylvania-Griffith T. Davis... $1,752,884.90 Collection Names of Aggregate 23d Pennsylvania-Daniel B. Heiner... 10,642,916.11 districts. collectors. collections. 256, 107.69 Alabama-Joseph 0. Thompson. $456,783.24 911,168.54 Arkansas-Frank W. Tucker.. 122,080.65 1,524,871.70 1st California-John C. Lynch. 4,915,980.66 602.607.61 4th California-Henry C. Bell.. 620,815.75 187,885.84 Colorado-Frank W. Howbert. 732,637.63 3,506,361.36 Connecticut-W. Frank Kinney 1,801,359.00 1,249,922.58 Florida-Joseph E. Lee..... 1,192,550.91 Washington-Benjamin D. Crocker.. 1,046,238.29 Georgia-Henry A. Rucker. 632,440.98 West Virginia-William E. Glasscock.. 1,396,013.89 Hawaii--Roy H. Chamberlain.. 48,273.96 7,550, 479.43 1st Illinois-Henry L. Hertz... 7,839,209.03 818,183.51 5th Illinois-Percival G. Rennick. 35,577,448.10 2d Wisconsin-Frank R. Bentley 156,490.21 8th Illinois-Frank L. Smith... 10,940,619.88 13th Illinois-Walter S. Louden. 498,864.96 269,664,022.85 6th Indiana-Elam H. Neal... 11,304,990.15 7th Indiana John R. Bonnell. 18,370,191.95 RECEIPTS BY STATES AND TERRITORIES. 3d Iowa-Archibald C. Smith. 324,454.98 States and territories. Collections. 3d Iowa-Michael Tobin.. 102,029.50 Alabama $456,783.24 4th Iowa-Harry O. Weaver... 551,021.75 Arkansas 122,080.65 Kansas- James M. Simpson. 342,375.31 California and Nevada. 5,536,796.41 2d Kentucky-Edward T. Franks.. 2,569,921.44 Colorado and Wyoming.. 732,637.63 5th Kentucky-Joseph A. Craft... 15,654,191.22 Connecticut and Rhode Island. 1,801,359.00 6th Kentucky-George W. Lieberth.. 3,760, 657.67 Florida 1,192,550.91 7th Kentucky--Samuel J. Roberts.. 3,599, 779.93 Georgia 632,440.98 8th Kentucky-J. Sherman Cooper. 2,859,888.12 Hawaii 48,273.96 Louisiana-William E. Howell.. 3,953,828.18 54,856,141.97 Louisiana-Edward I. Seyburn. 1,078,860.81 29,675,182.10 Maryland-Phillips Lee Goldsborough. 7,273,136.83 Iowa 977,506.23 3d Massachusetts-James D. Gill.. 3,917,187.98 Kansas, Indian Territory & Oklahoma 342,375.31 1st Michigan-David Meginnity. 4,531,997.21 28,444,438.38 4th Michigan-Samuel M. Lemon. 802,811.31 Louisiana and Mississippi. 5,032,688.99 Minnesota-Frederick von Baumbaugh.. 1,716,549.81 Maryland* 7,273,136.83 1st Missouri-Edmund B. Allen... 8,153,507.02 Massachusetts 3,917,187.98 6th Missouri-Charles W. Roberts... 775, 171.88 Michigan 5,334,808.52 6th Missouri-Charles G. Burton. 298,944.18 Minnesota 1,716,549.81 Montana-Edward H. Callister.. 616,074.76 Missouri 9,227,623.08 Nebraska-Elmer B. Stephenson.. 2,698,063.99 Montana, Idaho and Utah.. 616,074.76 New Hampshire-Edgar 0. Crossman.. 495,591.16 Nebraska 2,698,063.99 1st New Jersey-Isaac Moffett.... 401,982.41 New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont... 495,591.16 5th New Jersey-H. C. H. Herold.. 6,474,177.94 New Jersey.. 6,876,160.35 New Mexico-Henry P. Bardshar. 106,469.12 New Mexico and Arizona. 106, 469.12 1st New York-Edward B. Jordan.. 9,182,601.07 New York.... 32,353,647.70 2d New York-Charles W. Anderson. 4,337,940.47 North Carolina 4,880,061.18 3d New York-Ferdinand Eidman. 9,005,377.52 North and South Dakota.. 170,566.60 14th New York-John G. Ward.. 5,639,042.53 Ohio 21,834,068.60 21st New York-Peter E, Garlick.. 1,997,822.78 Oregon 378,428.45 28th New York--Archie D. Sanders.. 2,190,863.33 Pennsylvania 22,727,998.26 4th North Carolina-Edward C. Duncan. 2,491,768.21 South Carolina. 256,107.69 5th N. Carolina-Herschel S. Harkins.. 61,667.75 Tennessee 2,436,040.24 5th N. Carolina-George H. Brown..... 2,326,625.22 Texas 790,493.45 N. and S. Dakota-Herman Ellerman.. 170,566.60 Virginia 4,756,283.94 1st Ohio-Herman F. Cellarius.... 16,696,792.78 Washington and Alaska. 1,046,238.29 10th Ohio-George P. Waldorf. 1,634,741.18 West Virginia. 1,396,013.89 11th Ohio-David H. Moore.. 1,268,763.49 Wisconsin 8,525, 153.20 18th Ohio-Frank McCord... 2,233,771.15 Oregon-David M. Dunne.. 378,428.45 Total .269,664,022.85 1st Pennsylvania-William McCoach... 7,025, 628.68 *Including Delaware, District of Columbia and 9th Pennsylvania-Henry L. Hershey... 3,306,568.57 two counties of Virginia. ATTEMPT TO KILL PRESIDENT FALLIERES. Leon Marie Maille, a sailor, fired two revolver shots at President Fallieres of France July, 14, 1907, but the bullets flew wide and did no injury. The executive had just returned to Paris from a military review at Longchamps in honor of the French day of liberty and was driving through the Avenue Marigny when the attempt to assassinate him was made. Maille was immediately arrested. Election Returns. POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT (1904). (Official.) son. gan. ... Roosevelt. Parker. Swal- Debs. Wat- Corre- Hol. Rep. Dem. *Total low comb. Plu- Plu- vote. Alabama.. 22,474 79,857 612 83 5,040 57,383 108,822 Arkansas. 46,860 64,434 993 1,816 2,318 17,574 116,421 California. 205,226 89,404) 7.380 29,535 115, 822 331,871 Colorado.... 134,687 100,105 3,438 4,301 824! 34,582 243,693 Connecticut. 111,089 72.909 1,506 4,543 491 575 38, 180 191,127 Delaware.. 23.705 4,359 43,856 Florida.., 8,311 27.016 5 1,605 18,732 39,307 Georgia.. 24.003 59,469 130,992 Idaho.. 47.789 18.480 1,013 1,943 353 29,309 72,584 Illinois 632.645 327,606 34,770 69, 225 6,725 4,698 830 305, 039 1,076,499 Indiana.. 368,289 274,345 23, 496 12,013 2,444 1,598 93, 944 682,185 Iowa.... 307.907 149,14111,601 14.847 2,207 158, 766 485,703 Kansas.... 210.895 81.800 7.241 15, 494 6,156 126, 093 324,588 Kentucky 205.277 217,170 6,609 3,602 2,511 596 11,893 435,765 Louisiana.. 5,205 47,708 42,503 53,905 Maine.. 64,437 27.630) 1,5102,103 338 36,8117 96.027 Maryland 109,497 109,416 3.034 2,247 51 224,224 Massachusetts. 257,822 165.746 4,274 13,604 1,291 2.359 92,076 445,104 Michigan... 361,866 134,151 13,308 8,941 1.159 8,941 227, 715 520,437 Minnesota. 216.651 55,187 6,253 11,692 2,103 974 161,464 292,860 Mississippi. 3,168 53,280 50,112 58,264 Missouri. 321,449 296,312 7,191 13,009 4,226) 1,674 25, 137 643,861 Montana.. 31,932 21.773 335 5,676 1,520 208 13, 159 64,444 Nebraska.. 138.558 51,876 6,323 7,412 20,518 86,682 232 268 Nevada. 6.867 3,982 2,885 12,118 New Hampsbire. 54,161 34,175 750 1.090 83 20,089 90,162 New Jersey 245,138 164,5.50 6,838 9,582 3,704 2,676 80,588 432,488 New York... 859,441 683.822 20,776 36,883 7.459 9, 125 175, 622 1,617,509 North Carolina. 82,412 124.121 361 41,679 207.867 North Dakota... 52.5 14,273 1,140 2,017 165 38, 322 70.190 Ohio 600.095 311,674 19, 339 36,260 1,392 2. 633 255, 421 1,026,229 Oregon 60.455 17,521 3,806 7,619 753 42,934 90,154 Pennsylvania.. 810,949 337,998 33, 717 21,863 2,211 1,236,738 Rhode Island. 41,605 244,839 768 956 488 68.656 South Carolina. 2.554 52.563 50,009 55,140 South Dakota. 72.083 21,969 2,965 3,138 1,240 50, 114 101.395 Tennessee.... 105,369 131,653 1,889 1,354 1,354 26,284 241,619 Texas. 50.307 167,200 3,865 2,787 8,062 421 116,893 232,642 Utah.. 62,447 33,413 29,031 101,624 Vermont.. 40,459 9.777 792 859 30, 682 51,888 Virginia... 46, 150 80,638 1, 382 56 359 218 34,188 129,103 Washington 101,510 28.0:18 3,229 10.023 669 1,377 73, 442 145, 151 West Virginia.. 132,608 100,850 4.413 1,572 99 31,758 239,512 Wisconsin. 279.870 124.036 9,770 28, 220 530 223 155, 831 442,649 Wyoming 21), 489 8,930 217 1,077 11,55. 30,715 Total 7.620.070 5,080,207 258205 401380 111,373 41,330 830 3067182 526,719 13,538,386 Plurality... 2,5 10,463 Majority 1.727.345 *Includes scattering votes in a few cases. The total vote cast in 1904 was less than that In Maryland the electoral vote was split, the of 1900 by 442,482. It also fell below that of 1896. democrats getting seven and the republicans one, which was 14,073.285. The decrease was especially but the republican elector chosen had 51 more votes marked in the southern and southwestern states. than the highest elector on the democratic ticket. In all cases the vote for the elector on each In Pennsylvania the independent vote of 2,568 ticket receiving the highest number of votes has is included in the Parker vote. been used. 5.. 228.. 21.. 12. COUNTIES. Population (67) in 1900. 17915 Autauga.. 13194 Baldwin. 35152 Barbour.. 18498 Bibb 23119 Blount.. 31944 Bullock.. 25761 Butler.... 34874 Calhoun. 32554 Chambers.. 21096 Cherokee... 16522 Chilton... 18136 Choctaw. 2779C Clarke... 17099 Clay.... 13206 Cleburne 20972 Coffee. 22341 Colbert. ALABAMA (Population in 1906, 2,017, 877). Dem. Rep. Rep. Dem. Pro. 17511 Conecuh.. 73 733 1 153 16 Covington. 155 1085 5 21189 Dale... 910 1385 13 54657 Dallas.. 433 726 23558 DeKalb. 738 6 16511 Franklin 45 588 4 19096 Geneva.. 720 4.. 79 1131 13 24182 Greene 1092 454.. 990 1345 1 31011 Hale... 1242 91.. 414 701 3 36147 Henry 1750 9. 226 1106 Houston.. 534 56.. 203 936 5 30508 Jackson.. Comer Stratton Roosevelt ParkerSwallow 457 106 739 1 870 472 933 7 909 53. 310 907 6 946 180 1077 1490 737.. 1238 1497 11 900 39.. 345 999 11 736 2.. 36 1472 1344 617.. 1237 1716 10 879 43.. 151 1226 402 6. 83 627 1434 500.. 823 1431 968 334.. 599 712 736 416.. 688 767 904 63.. 473 743 373 3.. 17 477 522 27 723 514 4.. 104 701 715 4.. 348 1248 847 91.. 666 1641 41934%91B311S6 * . 215 367 345, 21.. ARIZONA (Population in 1906, 143, 745). -DELEGATE 1906Population (13) Dem. Rep. Soc. J.S. in 1900. SmithCooper Can'n. Ainsw'th 8297 Apache 203 251 9 16 9251 Cochise.. 2356 1475 545 61 5514 Coconino 502 417 16 22 4973 Gila 906 559 391 8 14162 Graham 1159 853 256 26 20457 Maricopa 1868 1545 150 81 3126 Mohave 361 107 82 8829 Navajo. 223 19 14689 Pima 755 1368 85 7779 Pinal 270 243 15 4515 Santa Cruz. 353 215 12 37 13799 Yavapai.. 1560 1179 374 73 4145 Yuma... 378 474 124 46 Total 11101 8909 2078 508 Plurality 2192 Per cent. 49.13 39.38 9.15 2.25 Total vote. TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. LEGISLATURE. Council. House. J.B. Republicans 6 7 13 Democrats 5 16 21 9.. این امر یہ کہ جب یہ م مربع ع ا م ن هه یه 22596 .56 27.. 12.. 113.. 235 Population Comer Stratton Roosevelt ParkerSwallow 140420 Jefferson.. 6874 273,. 1090 6424 68 16031 Lamar.. 845 824 3 25559 Lauderdale. 858 28.. 316 1269 10 2012+ Lawrence. 5176 55.. 410 909 5 31820 Lee 658 17. 40 1348 3 22387 Limestone. 774 13.. 187 1053 4 35651 Lowndes... 539 6.. 32 697 23126 Macon... 301 5.. 51 562 43702 Madison.. 1309 21.. 182 2119 5 38315 Marengo.. 726 2.. 56 1149 14494 Marion 851 195.. 635 1224 23289 Marshall.. 1458 476.. 966 1366 69710 Mobile. 967 325 3283 20 23666 Monroe.. 470 5.. 46 836 72047 Montgomery. 1365 50 2492 2 28820 Morgan.. 976 37. 416 1437 32 31733 Perry 457 1.. 47 799 24402 Pickens.. 723 105 866 13 29172 Pike.. 817 23. 29 1541 21617 Randolph 580 79.. 695 1518 5 27083 Russell.. 338 3. 21 358 1 19125 Shelby 1012 758. 679 1106 31 23684 St. Clair. 983 416.. 593 908 9 32:10 Sumter... 535 16 883 35773 Talladega. 829 50. 232 1264 13 23675 Tallapoosa. 1031 17.. 234 1791 15 36147 Tuscaloosa.. 1319 16. 132 1405 25162 Walker.. 2047 1015.. 1024 1039 11134 Washington. 312 6.. 54 443 35631 Wilcox 612 2 912 2 9554 Winston.. 556 767.. 789 602 Total.. 02771 10002.. 22474 79857 612 Plurality 52769 17574 Per cent.. 85.80 13.67.: 20.65 13.38 Total vote. 73162 108822 *New county; not included in census of 1900. For president in 1904 Watson, Peo., received 5,040 votes and Debs, Soc., 839. FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1906. 1. The counties of Choctaw, Clarke, Marengo, Mo bile, Monroe and Washington. George W. Taylor. Dem.. ..3,592 2. The counties of Baldwin, Butler, Conecuh, Cov ington, Crenshaw, Escambia, Montgomery, Pike and Wilcox. A. A. Wiley, Dem...... ..6.001 J. C. Fonville, Ind... 3. The counties of Barbour, Bullock, Coffee, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Lee and Russell. 6,922 4. The counties of Callioun, Chilton, Cleburne, Dallas, Shelby and Talladega. ..5.783 5. The counties of Autauga, Chambers, Clay, Coosa, Elmore, Lowndes, Macon, Randolph and ..6,940 6. The counties of Fayette, Greene, Lamar, Mari on, Pickens, Sumter, Tuscaloosa and Walker, Richmond P. Hobson, Dem... 8.308 7. The counties of Cherokee, Cullman, DeKalb, Etowah, Frankin, Marshall, St. Clair, Winston. John L. Burnett, Dem... 8,265 C. B. Kennamer, Rep... 4,914 Charles Kenopka, Soc.. 10 8. The counties of Colbert, Jackson, Lauderdale, Lawrence, Limestone, Madison and Morgan. .5,873 J. T. Masterson, Rep.. 317 9. The counties of Bibb, Blount, Hale, Jefferson and Perry. .7,864 LEGISLATURE. Senate. House. J.B. Democrats .35 104 139 Populist-republicans 1 1 Populist-republican 1 1 STATE OFFICERS. (All democrats.) Governor-B. B. Comer. Lieutenant-Governor-Henry B. Gray. Attorney-General-Alexander M. Garber. Secretary of State-Franklin N. Julian. State Auditor- William W. Brandon. State Treasurer-Walter D. Seed. Superintendent of Education-H. C. Gunnells. Cominissioner of Agriculture and Industries-J. A. Wilkinson. 751 10.. 19.. 461 45.. 15.. 5. . 15.. 18.. 761 ARKANSAS (Population in 1906, 1,421,574). COUNTIES. --GOVERNOR 1906 -PRES. 1904 Population (75) Dem. Rep. Soc. Pro. Rep. Dem. in 1NX). Little W'rth'st'n Hogan Adams Roosevelt. Parker. 12973 Arkansas.. 892 344 24 470 753 19734 Ashley 1580 648 5 18.. 317 804 9298 Baxter.. 755 352 20 236 426 31011 Benton.. 2 130 1006 127 1202 1983 1656 Boone 1161 814 36 23.. 618 910 9651 Bradley.. 611 49 2 2.. 188 569 8.39 Calhoun... 739 78 1 2. 501 18818 Carroll 1305 1054 18 38.. 869 923 14528 Chicot... 637 297 2 1.. 496 549 21289 Clark.... 1109 333 8 79.. 732 15880 Clay 1779 910 42 49.. 752 968 9628 Cleburne.. 873 260 36 43.. 214 394 11629 Cleveland. 832 190 14 330 704 22977 Columbia. 1276 256 16.. 554 1415 19772 Conway.... 2837 724 16 937 1572 19505 Craighead. 2101 55 559 1051 21270 Crawford. 1781 1182 55 941 875 14.529 Crittenden 789 107 9.. 412 314 11031 Cross...... 1013 382 32 321 630 11518 Dallas.... 679 285 496 604 11511 Desha ..... 291 102 3.. 82 204 19.51 Drew... 1291 292 593 953 29780 Faulkner. 2369 767 21 1073 17395 Franklin... 1512 642 47 67.. 593 968 12917 Fulton.... 882 427 15 359 481 18773 Garland... 3059 705 58 854 804 7671 Grant...... 612 58 4.. 151 406 16979 Greene. 1661 316 11 66.. 409 922 24101 Hempst'd. 2021 1017 1477 1410 12748 Hot Spr’gs 1456 410 45. 537 605 14076 Howard ... 1323 214 34.. 500 641 22557 Indepen'ce 2117 1019 736 13506 Izard....... 1052 375 15 45.. 313 605 18383 Jackson.... 1392 716 23 46.. 677 746 40372 Jefferson.. 2301 47 20.. 1324 1520 17118 Johnson.. 1532 514 58 507 1017 10594 Lafayette. 455 11 17.. 566 614 16191 Lawrence. 1768 661 4... 531 672 19409 Lee..... 2206 1326 6 1563 1082 13389 Lincoln 1114 151 7.. 352 13131 Little Riv'r 949 418 22 20.. 388 557 29563 Logan...... 1796 821 8 49.. 1007 12:37 22514 Lonoke.... 2339 316 27 54.. 1178 19864 Madison... 1532 1343 36 14. 1160 1072 11377 Marion... 772 386 11 356 580 17558 Miller 1094 495 23 58.. 666 1538 ! Mississippi 1394 534 32 34.. 417 699 16816 Monroe.... 915 242 13.. 555 757 9:14 Montgom'y 1004 360 31 23.. 491 342 16609 Nevada ... 1312 616 556 595 12:38 Newton... 515 1052 24 645 290 20-92 Quachita.. 1271 10418 38.. 974 1083 7294 Perry St3 16.. 356 477 20561 Phillips... 1899 7.. 251 10301 Pike...... (661 320 8.. 517 432 7025 Poinsett... 1554 697 310 593 308 40.. 2.. 514 14.. 13.. 277 1629.. 851 Population. Little Worthington Hogan Adams Roosevelt, Parker. 18352 Polk... 886 281 34 350.. 476 523 21715 Pope. 1782 800 13 51.. 850 1424 11875 Prairie.. 781 347 13 20.. 618 639 63179 Pulaski.. 3181 1604 93 85.. 2 150 3099 17136 Randolph. 1907 458 38 52. 409 838 17157 Saline... 1028 221 8 5.. 391 588 13122 Scott 1270 347 123 39.. 458 458 13183 Searcy.. 837 1093 29 10.. 709 404 11988 Sebastian. 3309 1058 298 117.. 1254 1615 36935 Sevier 1416 279 51 32.. 412 711 16339 Sharp... 1030 261 / 31 33. 288 671 12199 St. Francis 1373 372 15 27. 577 737 8100 Stone.. 771 335 7 19.. 233 22495 Union 1725 211 4 21.. 297 955 11229 Van Buren 1073 681 542 578 31256 Washing'n 2172 1213 114 87.. 1369 1978 24564 White.... 2286 638 68 207.. 676 1238 16304 Woodruff. 1005 470 9 4.. 578 861 22750 Yell 1946 739 36 174.. 913 1079 Total...105586 41089 2185 3293., 40000 61134 Plurality 63897 17574 Per cent. 69.12 27.30 1.43 2.15.. 40.24 55.31 Tot. vote 152753 116421 For president in 1904 Debs, Soc., received 1.816 votes; Watson, Peo., 2,318 and Swallow, Pro., 993. FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1906. 1. Counties of Clay, Craighead, Crittenden, Cross, Greene, Lee, Mississippi, Phillips, Poinsett, St. .5,715 D. F. Taylor, Rep... ....1,214 2. Counties of Stone. Sharp, Randolph, Lawrence, Fulton, Izard, Independence, White, Cleburne, Jackson, Prairie and Monroe. S. Brundidge, Jr., Dem... .5.137 E. J. Mason, Rep... ...1,216 3. "Counties of' Washington, Benton, Madison, Car roll, Newton, Boone, Searcy, Baxter, Marion and Van Buren. John C. Floyd, Dem... .5, 715 W. N. Ivie. Rep.... .3.246 4. Counties of Crawford, Logan, Sebastian, Scott, Polk, Sevier, Howard, Pike, Little River, Miller and Montgomery. W. B. Cravens, Dem... .7,290 George Tilles, Rep.... ...3,845 5. Counties of Franklin, Johnson, Pope, Yell, Con way. Faulkner, Perry and Pulaski. Charles C. Reid, Dem.. .5,967 Alonzo Hedges, Rep.. .1.976 6. Counties of Desha, Garland, Hot Springs, Sa line, Dallas, Grant, Cleveland, Lincoln, Drew, Jefferson, Arkansas and Lonoke. J. T. Robinson, Dem... ...5,473 R. C. Thompson, Rep. ...1,010 7. Counties of Hempstead, Clark, Nevada, Colum bia, Union. Ouachita, Calhoun, Bradley, Ashley, Chicot and Lafayette. Robert Wallace, Dem (unopposed).. LEGISLATURE. Senate. House. J.B. Democrats .33 95 128 Republicans 1 5 STATE OFFICERS. (All democrats.) 227 Population Gillett Rell Roosevelt Parker DebsSwallow 16480 Kern 1454 1878.. 2359 1724 436 52 9871 Kings. 1656 1110 595 121 66 6017 Lake.. 492 743.. 641 594 124 53 4511 Lassen 391 481.. 573 301 35 5 170298 Los Angel's 20:36 12937.. 32507 100.30 4017 2299 6364 Madera. 026 784 610 92 26 15702 Marin 17450 1247.. 2199 772 127 12 4720 Mariposa... 322 461 486 121 7 20165 Mendocino. 2114 2028.. 2904 1189 235 90 9215 Merced.. 792 1116.. 972 863 108 38 5076 Modoc.... 456 18 16 2167 Mono.. 193 245 82 47 5 19380 Monterey... 1755 1560.. 2453 1415 167 11 16451 Napa 1303 2480. 2425 1135 177 94 17798 Nevada.. 1239 1983.. 2249 1067 340 71 19696 Orange 2566 26005 1031 501 276 15786 Placer.. 1255 1729.. 2050 1023 153 18 4657 Plumas. 473 493.. 707 347 23 6 17897 Riverside... 2093 1156.. 2638 678 531 194 45915 Sacram'nto 3345 7074.. 6066 2384 1060 110 663 San Benito 582 635.. 888 615 34 62 27929 S.Bern'dino 3165 2080.. 3884 1573 796 417 33090 San Diego.. 3621 2169.. 4303 1398 1377 152 312782 S. Francisco 129903 11650.. 39816 18027 7230 351 35152 San Jo'quin 3160 3474.. 4498 2293 387 115 16637 S.L.Obispo. 1574 1683.. 2015 1167 353 132 12094 San Mateo. 1690 863.. 2146 124 1+ 18334 S. Barbara. 1794 1323.. 2676 1152 363 77 60216 Santa Clara 5714 3805.. 8274 3100 743 400 21512 Santa Cruz. 1696 1760.. 2626 1105 407 191 17318 Shasta... 1425 1468.. 1891 935 543 63 4017 Sierra 459 592.. 791 376 45 16962 Siskiyou. 1406 1718.. 2104 1219 18+ 19 24143 Solano.... 2061 2918.. 3176 1555 326 118 38180 Sonoma 5687 4346.. 5269 2816 345 118 9550 Stanislaus.. 1197 1350.. 1437 1110 101 95 5886 Sutter...... 679 807.. 872 488 53 21 10996 Tehama. 877 1281.. 1234 720 191 46 4383 Trinity 517 402.. 467 308 84 18375 Tulare... 1513 2654.. 2221 1613 574 131 11166 Tuolumne. 1732 780.. 1280 1006 296 43 14367 Ventura.. 1419 875.. 1935 810 62 13618 Yolo.. 1305 190 88 8020 Yuba 693 1091.. 1235 633 81 Total... . 125887 117590.. 205226 89401 29535 7380 Plurality. 8317 115822 Per cent.. 40.36 37.71.. 61.84 26.94 8.89 2.22 Total vote... 311876 331871 For governor in 1906, Lewis, Soc., received 16,036 votes; Blanchard, Pro., 7,355, and Langdon, Ind. L., 45,008. FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS, 1906. 1. Counties of Del Norte, Humboldt, Siskiyou, Trinity, Tehama, Shasta, Modoc, Lassen, Plumas, Sierra, Nevada, Placer, ΕΙ Dorado, Amador. Calaveras, Alpine, Mono, Mariposa and Tuolumne. W. F. Englebright, Rep.. .:18,954 F. W. Taft, Dem.. ..13,984 R. L. Webb, Pro... 392 J. C. Weybright, Soc. 1,736 2. Counties of Mendocino, Glenn, Colusa, Butte, Sutter, Yuba, Sacramento, Yolo, Lake, Napa, .23,411 W. A. Beard, Dem... .20, 262 A. J. Gaylord, Soc.... 1,524 3. Counties of Alameda, Contra Costa and Solano. Joseph R. Knowland, Rep. .21,510 H. W. Brunk, Dem... 7,716 T. H. Montgomery, Pro.. 432 William McDevitt, Soc.. 2,514 Charles C. Boynton, Ind. L.. 3,614 4. Part of city and county of San Francisco. Julius Kahn, Rep.. 5,678 David S. Hirshberg, Dem. 3,016 Oliver Everett, Soc.. 399 5. Part of city and county of San Francisco. Everis A. Hayes, Rep. 22,530 Hiram G. Davis, Dem. .17,925 Joseph Lawrence, Soc.. 2,343 6. Counties of Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Benito, Fresno, Kings, Madera, Merced, Stanislaus and 18,928 Harry A. Greene, Dem. .12,868 Herman E. Burbank, Pro. 961 Richard Kirk, Soc.... 1,303 7. County of Los Angeles. James McLachlan. Rep.. 22,338 Robert G. Laucks, Dem.. .11,197 Levi S. Johnson, Pro.... 2,189 .......... .... CALIFORNIA (Population in 1906, 1,648,049). COUNTIES. -Gov, 1906---PRESIDENT 1904--Population (57) Rep. Dem. Rep. Dem. Soc. Pro. in 19. Gillett Bell Roosevelt. Parker. Dels. Swallow. 130197 Alameda... 11029 6561.. 19065 4399 3293 353 509 Alpine...... 52 14.. 74 9 11116 Amador... 889 1181.. 1279 915 128 27 17117 Butte 2057 2753.. 2799 1574 273 111 11200 Calaveras.. 1159 922.. 1571 844 214 15 7364 Colusa.. 375 1303 : 885 900 92 15 18016 Cont.Costa. 2158 16.3.. 23:33 1257 391 48 2108 Del Norte.. 383 302.. 429 187 83 14 8986 El Dorado.. 831 1215.. 1218 865 174 20 37862 Fresno... 4082 4642.. 4929 2815 762 330 5150 Glenn.... 370 992. 765 725 24 15 2104 Humboldt.. 333 2420.. 4930 1219 457 97 43:7 Inyo..... 284 190.. 452 231 84 |