Arizona republican., 1906-09-23

 PASSED OFF
The First Operation of the
 New Law
The Caucus Tickets Went Through With Very Little Opposition.

GUS tickets of both parties were elected in Phoenix, with the exception of one man on the republican ticket in the First ward. That was rather an odd circumstance. The regular caucus ticket chosen Friday night was one of two printed tickets which were pre- sented to the voters, with the eXcep- ton Of the name of William Thode, which was scratched and the name of J. w. Canning substituted. This ticket with Canning's name instead of Thode's was printed for the primary. But at the primary the friends of ThodeI seemed to be in evidence rather than the friends of Canning so the name of the latter was scratched and MT. Thode was substituted Only about hfty-two votes were polled by the re- publicans in the ward and most of the | nominees carried the entire vote. None l of them save MT. Canning received less ! than fifty votes. He received twenty 1 and MT. ThOde thirty. The democrats | in this ward cast fifty votes for the i regular caucus ticket and the socialists cast twelve votes for their two dele 1 gates, G. A. Wesenberg and J. D. Mar tin.
 In the second and Third wards all ! the caucus tickets were elected by I | occasional ticket being scratched. In the fourth ward there were twenty five democratic votes cast and twenty-fouT republican votes and seven socialist votes. the latter for Robert Dawson and J. A. Fulwiler. Only two of the republican tickets were scratched. It was therefore, a primary, practically without a contest in any party.
 As far as heard from the rural pre- cincts all elected their caucus tickets where they had any and where none had been prepared they named their candidates the best they could. Tn Tempe the usual custom prevailed of printing a list containing several more than were to be elected, the voter to make his selection from those present. ed.
 It is a little early yet to make an es- innate of the color of the tickets. So far as the republicans are concerned there has been no important organized effort in the interest of any candidate and in the democratic camp there has been none save in the matter of sheriff and supervisors, and in many instances even this controversy has been settled by compromise until after the primary. Respecting the country precincts heard from last night, the sentiments of only a few delegations are definitely known. It appeared that Hayden had more del egations than Walker in the shrievalty contest though it was intimated by a Tempe man Of good judgment that the Tempe ticket was considerab bly, mixed It is ostensibly a Hayden se'ec- tion, though something of a compro- mise. So far as the Phoenix delega- tions are concerned, on the democratic side the situation is decidedly mixed. Certain of the delegates announce openly that they are pledged to mo- body while certain others are known to favor each of the candidates.
 The results of yesterdays primaries as far as they have been secured, are as follows:
 REPUBLICAN,.
 Phoenix No. 1-J. c. Adams. Capt. T ConneH. H. B. Kersting. Phelps Gil more. J. B. Woodward. H. c. Yaeger A. w. Galpin J. A. Porterie. John Baggiore. Ed Eisele. Perry Paine. Fred Tribolet. Lon Wiley. Lou Emerson Harry Troops. Vim Evans. FranB Cavalier. Ramon Corona. Philip En- sign. F. W. Potter. Carl Frakes. Anton Gold. F. w. Thode
 Phoenix No. 2-George Christ, H. B Wilkinson. Vernon Cook. L. L. Plank F. L. Blumer, L. M. Christofferson. T. Clark. James Bark, C. T. Hirst. Dick Newton J. B. s. Jamieson. F. w Lewis, W. F. Mullen. Sy'vanus Palmer Lloyd Christy J. W. Walker, George Mintz Arthur Davenport, George W Brown. P K. Hickey.
 Third ward-Geo. D. Christy, J. A
 Marshall T. w Chamberlain. R. J Dobbs, J. C. Atherton. Fred Gardner w. P. Doheney, c. s. Blaine. Pau Blizzard. Elmer Warren. A D. Ross H. O. Ramsey. C. w. Johnstone c. H Carr. James A. Parks, Jesus Quiroz J. T. Brooks, w. T. Homer
 Fourth ward-Clint Lauver. C. M Sturges. Doc Jones. J. A. Johnson, w P. Crump, Frank A. Hartwen, Louis Wolf. Vicente Gomez Joe Contreras c. Alvarado. Jack Kersting, Claud, Cisney. Lincoln Fowler. Carl Brady Evan Griffith. John Bodet, James Bar ney.
 Meridian -E K Buker. Ysabre Melendez.
 Tempe-A. J. Peters. J. B. Mullen J. E. Price. I. V. Stewart J. E. Sur geon Chas. H. Jones, Andres Jepsen C. P. Mullen. A. $. F'rankenbere. J. T Hoduett C. G. Jones. w. R. Lewis, F w. Griffen.
 } Outside the contest for the nomina-
 ton for district attorney between w P. Richardson. E. w. Lewis and J. R . Woodward, there will be no struggle:
 for place on the republican ticket
 There Is no opposition so, far to tho
 renomination of Probate Judge Phil
 lips It was announced last night tha
 City Assessor Chas. w. Barnett nigh be a candidate for the nomination fo county treasurer. His friends had beer trying tO put him uD for the nOmin ] ation for the recorders office but h. firmly declined. Nor has he so ia { decided that he will go into count! 1 politics at all.
 DEMOCRATIC { First ward-Dr H. A. Hughes. F. B Rives. Charles E. DeMund w. L. Nor ris. w P. Doweu E. Hackett. William Fickas. L. KiIleen. M. J. Pettid. J. T Hughes, F. M Mognett J. W. Osborn