Arizona republican., 1906-11-09
COUNTY RETURNS
 LATEST AVAILABLE
Nothing More Complete Can Be seeur- ed Before The Official Count-state- hood Percentage About Eleven.

 The returns for Maricopa county are Il now as complete as they can be se- ,ured until the official county. Every II precinct has been heard from, though II he figures are missing on some of the II minor offices. The Republican made | an effort to secure full returns from every precinct and did get them from 3 great many, but some did not report 1 lt all, and it was necessary to secure the missing data from the county cen ,ral committees, which kept no account of the socialist and prohibition vote or of the vote for constitutional delegates. | The vote given for the socialist and 1 candidates, except for del [ egate to congress. is therefore iufcom- plete. but there is no way of getting 1t | now.
 THE TREASURERSHIP. On the face of all the returns. F. F. | Miner, the republican candidate, has | been elected county treasurer by the | narrow majority of three votes. That may be changed either way by the official count, but it is hardly likely, as care had been taken in securing the returns by both the committees and also by The Republican. The figures have agreed except in one instance, where there was a difference of one vote for treasurer. The democrats therefore, only admit that Miners ma jority on the face of the returns is two votes.
 On account of the slender margin by which he is elected. there will in all probability be a recount from which Miner ought 10 gain something. For instance. in the third ward. it is said that nine votes were thrown out. which according to the ruling of the court, should have been counted.
 A cross had been put into the square at the top of the republican column, but the voters intending to vote for certain democratic candidates, had also put crosses in front of their names It is not now remembered for which democratic candidates they intended to vote. but according to the law of prOba . bilities. some of those votes. if they had been counted. would have swollen the majority of Miner. CONSTABLE PHOENIX. The Republican revived a hope in the heart of Harry Troops. republican l for constable. by announcing his cleo | tfon yesterday morning. But the hope l was short lived. The returns secured { by The Republican from the fourth ward in Phoenix gave Murphy 95 which was evidently a mistake Of a hundred ! votes. At least other records show 195 and that figure does not throw the count badly out of proportion. The effect of it though, is to defeat Troops by S3 votes.
 STATEHOOD. The returns from Mcdowell gave nc l vote on statehood. but it is assumed it was an oversight in transcribing Smith got ten votes and Cooper four -b bfrI, r,Ff q h precinct and it is assumed the four teen were cast against JOinture. | they were, the total jointure vote in tn, county was 393 and against it 3O29. Ina is a little less than eleven per cent O the total vote, as calculated on tn, vote cast for delegate. which is abOu the fullest showing of the vote for an. office. But of the votes actually cas on the statehood question alone, tn percentage is a trifle over eleven.
 Following are the returns as com plete as available before the officia . count:
 , Delegate to Congress-
 NJ. 4. Smith D.. 1866.
 William F. Cooper. R., 1545. ] Joseph D. Cannon, S., 12S. c. F. Ainsworth, Statehood, S1. Councilman Eugene Brady O'NeIl D.. 1885.
 Watson Pickrell. R., 1909.
 NJ. M. Elders. S., 1O9. . l Representative w. D. Bell. D., 1765.
 F. c. Bunch, D.. 1730.
 John w. Crenshaw. D.. 1941.
 William Wallace. D., 1895.
 Elliott Evans, R., 1521. . 1 Winfield Scott. R.. 1862.
 J. c. Reed, R., 1894. = Frederick Webb. R.. 1910.
 Stanley Howard, Pro. 46.
 F. A. Thayer. Pro-, 61.
 Dr. John Wix Thomas. Pro, T.
 Robert Wright. Pro-, 61.
 J. D. Martin S., 126.
 J. A. Fulwiler. g.. 112.
 F. A. Shaw, S., 123.
 August J. Heglund, S.. IA.
 Sheriff
 Carl Hayden. D., 235O.
 John c. Hardin. R.. 1155.
 s. $. Green, P. 65.
 District Attorney
 George Purdy Bullard. D., 1917.
 F. w. Lewis, R., 1639.
 Treasurer
 Don c. Babbitt. D.. 1892.
 R. F. Miner R., 1895.
 John Forney, F., 49.
 Jos Watkins, s. 1O9.
 Recorder
 Clay F. Leonard. D., 2O56.
 A. E. Egly. R., 1906.
 A. R. Taylor. P., 49.
 l.. R. Ligier, S., 95.
 Probate Judge
 J. H. Langston. D.. 1892
 J. c. Phillips, R., 1880.
 Wm. Bntcliff. F., B.
 J. B. Schrum, &, 94.
 School Superintendent
 A. H. Fulton. D., 2124.
 w. H. Lee, R., 1913.
 Supervisors
 John r. Orme, D., 2O36.
 Leo M. Hoghe, D., 1870.
 O. H. Christy, R., 1532.
 w. A. Evans, R.. 1886.
 w. T. Barkley, F., S7.