Arizona republican., 1906-11-08

have charge of the exhibit during the !. fair. Mrs. McNeff is assisting her
 This year the educational exhibit will
 occupy one half of the main building
 Mrs w. c. Poster and Mrs. James H.
 McClintock were yesterday very ousv . in connection with the womau's de- partment
 A SMALL STRIKE-Because their demand for an increased scale was not
 granted nine machinisJs employed at
 the old Dominion plant walked out | Friday The management of the com pany claims that the men have been
 given more than the regular scale and | that dhe action of the union was arbi- ] trary in leaving without notice. There has been no shutdown at the snops and the management has given it out that none of the men who quit will be taken back to work.
 FIRST WARD COUNTIES count ing in Phoenix precinct No. 1 was not completed until after daylight vesrer- day morning, too late for publication ! In yesterday mornings Republican It is given herewith in full. Delegate to congreSs-M. A. Smith. D.. 246: Will 1 liam F. Cooper. R.. 323: Joseph D. Can non, S. 23; C. F. Ainsworth. state hood, 25. Councilman-Eug Brady 1 O'Neil, D., 279; Watson PiclreH. R. 233; NJ. M. Elders S., p. Represen- tatiVe-W. D. Bell. D.. 224: E. C. Bunch. D., 21O; John W. Crenshaw. D.. 1 26I; William Wallace. D.. 246: Elliott Evans. R.. 219; Winfield Scott. R.. 247. J. C. Reed. R., 2O2, Frederick Webb. R. ! l9S; Stanley Howard p. 10. E. A. l Thayer. F. 16: Dr. John Wfx Thomas P. 2l; Robert Wright D. l6: J. D. Martin. S. 2S; J A. Fulwiler. g.. 24: F. A. Shaw, &. 27; August J. Heg- lund, &. 24. Sherin-Carl Hayden. D.. ] S0a; John c. Hardin. R. 1g5; s. & ] Green. P. IT, District attorney ! George Purdy Bullard D, PA: F.. w ] Lewis, R. 269. Treasurer-Don c. Babbitt. D.. 119; R. F. Miner. R.. 299: ! John Foruey. D. 12: Jos. Watkins. S ! 24. Recorder-Clay F. Leonard. D 1 294; 4. F. EgIy. D. 192; A. R. Taylor. ] P.. 10. l.. R. Ligier, S. 21 Probate judge-J. H. Langston. D.. 1SS: J. C. ! Phillips. R.. 294; Wm. Biltclif. F. g.. 1 J. B. Schrum. s., 21 School superin- i tendent-A. H. Fulton. D.. 296; w. H.. ] Lee. R. 1S9. Superv.sors-Jo P l Orme. D., 2I4; Leo M. Hoghe. D.. 275: l O. H Christy, R.. 233: w A. Evans R. 1S0; w r. BarzIey P. Ii: Clyde ] Evans. P. 12; J. Fl. Baldwin $. 22 i SurVeyor-G. A. Streitz. D.. 24f: liar | ry Hancock R. 2SS. Justice of peace Albert D. Leyhe. D.. 193: James D. | Marian, D.. 1g0; C. w. Johnson. R. i 2S8; D. r. Kyle. R. 25g: w. J. Vel l come, P. r: S. P DonneU P. 15. ! ConstabIe-James T. Murphy. D.. 215: ! M. A. Icy. D.. 23O, Harry Troops. R.. l 254; Frank Martinez. R.. 2O9: S S 1 Scull. P.. 30: F. O. Mumma. P.. 22: i R. B. Dawson &. % Constitutional ! convenuon-Vernor l.. Clark D.. 400. ] Frank ?. Tr6tt. D. 425; J. C. Good ! win, D.. 3S6; Charles Peterson. D.. 1 4GS; Walter Bennett R. 435: Joseph ] H. Kibbey. R. 442; Dwight B. Heard ! R. 39S; Alfred J. Peters. R. 4O5. 1 Statehood. yes. 4; no. 407.
 J Rev. Robert Mcintyre. D. D.. of Los | Angeles. will lecture in the First N i F. church on Wednesday evening. No vember 14th on "The Sunny Side of a l Soldiers Life" Admission will be 5oe.
 At the Fair. $50 Tn prizes will be given for the best loaf of bread made from Perfect Flour CKansas whcat).