Arizona silver belt., 1886-11-06
TIL ELECTION III gI.A 60.


 day N Globe, lie laH agaiast the sale oG liquor was strictlY observed and at tue polls there was an absence iognny d5ordery conduct or display ofenmity between the opposing can, didates and their respective friends. 1 Notwithstanding the apparent apathy, the interest in the election was great and the candidates and their workers carried on a still hunt from the time of the opening of tho polls until the close
 i While the Democrats were more ae- tive and mora confident of success, yet no one could predict who the success ful candidates would be. Everybody was at sea as to the result believing that an uuusual amount ot "scrgfch- ng9 would h. resorted to- an9Swhen the ballots were brought to Rght the correctness oAthe guess wst5hpparcut. They were certoinly a sol4y looking Hot of ballots, kthero being very few straight ticketg And on Eany of tbem half the names bAa begd scratched and replaced by name4of bpposins candi- dates, causing a ri4ahlaps Jncongrui, ty between the tiekSt and the printed head.
 The vote WIS somewhat reduced ! from that cast in 1881, and at no ttme l during the day was there m, thing like a rush, although a majority ogthc ballots were voted in the alterpoon. The total vote of Globe precinct two years ago was 455 and on Tuesday last 384, showing . considerable lall- ing of.
 i The count was begun soon after tae \ closing of the polls aud it was long after midnlsht when tbe result was announced During III this time the sheriff office, where the election and count took place, was crowded with candidates and interested friends. It was not until aluost the close Sf tue count that winners conld he named ] with any degree of certainty tho race { in several instances was 50 close the { result could not be determined until all the outside pyeuinct8 had been heard from. The closest contests were l for Justice of tha Peace aad Probate Judge. For the first office named ] Atkins received : yolos more than Knapp and 2 more than Bell, and Kiugsbury tripmphed over Cqnaell ~ only II or l2. The yote ior sheriff, in Globe, WIS also quite close and tbe result doubtful until late ja inc count
 The election officers were s, Klein and Alex Pendletou, judges E. I.ieu- rance, inspector and Chss A. Fisk and Frank llyermore clerks ] The following ls the vote of the county by precincts: { eLoDE PaIcgycr ] Delegate to Congress S1lrth, D { 1s5, Bean, R, l5l.
 Supt Public instruction Strauss l D, I38, Cords, Il, l95.
 
 Joint Couualman Watkins D, 1G2. CoFman, |, 1G5. ! Council Robertson, D, t75, Martin, Ia, 159.
 Assembly Trippel, ?, 234, Ellis, R, 93.
 sheriff shaniey D, IS, HoJgson, { R. l73, Franak, Ind, 3 l Treasurer Lonergan, D, ldG. Pas COG, R, 166.
 Probate Judge Kingsbnry, D, TO, Council, R, l63. 1 Dist Attorney MeCabe, D, 192.
 Just,ce of the Peace Atkins, D, lt3, Knapp, R, lQ8, Bell, Ind, loi
 Recorder Martin, II, l98
 Pnblic Adm Holmes, D, iG8, Strong, R, 157 < Coroner Jones, 2, i46.
 Co. Surveyor pendletan, B, 158. l Constable Benbrook, D. 21l, Elli- son, K, 1l8. 4 Supervisors Kinney, D, l59, Con- liner, D, llo, DuTyea, R 2oli, Peter Rr i55.
 GRAPEVINE PfEcIECf
 Delegate to Congress smith 5o, Bean 22, { supt. Public Instruction Strauss ] 44, Cordis %. l JoinsC sCouucilmar Waskins q, Gofr- man IS.
 G9unel Robertson 64 Martin 5.
 Assembly Trippel 70, Ellis 2a x Sheriff Shanley 54, Hodgsoa 38 < Treasurer f.onargan { z, paseoe 80. ! Recorder Martin %. 1 Probate Judge Kingsbpry g, Con. nell 41
 Dist Attorney Mteabe n
 Public Adm'r Holmes 4, Strong I26.
 Supervisors Kinney $, Conner 48 Dpryea 16, Peter ~.
 RENO PRECINCT {ToSro). 3 Delegate to Congress Smith go Bean z.
 Supt. Public Instruction Strauss