The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-11-05

opposition. Here in salmon he re
ceiyed u large number Of republican
votes, and this can be said OF other
precincts In the county where the
saloon influence did not figure In ths
election The saloon opposition was
we'll organized, as 1t alsays is, while
the auti-s1l9on influences were not
so we'll organized
We can illustrate this fact by Fort
Lemhi, where the republican major
lty is the strongest OF any precinct
In the county, yet Mr.. Ball carried IL
by one majority Carmen precinct Is
another Illustration of this fact.
The Recorder has IL on good author
ity that there we're holes Ia the wall
al Baker, Junction, Gilmore, Noble,
| Gibb0nsyille Fnd one OF two other
places In the county, and wherever
there was convenient jug Is where
/ the vote ~as against Seth Bal.
/ In salmon The Recorder knO~s oi
Two places where Whiskey was cached
both places run by tinhorn gam.
biers, until they were warned by the
sheriff 10 desist.
While il may not bo 50 much salts
faction TO Nj. Ball to realize the fact
that be is defeated, ye, be should
feel proud OF the fact that be hao
the backing OF the best element ~
the county. Some men would rather
20 down TO defeat realizing that b.
is supportde by such friends than L.
be elected by such methods as pre-
vailed. The Recorder has the assut.
ance 10 believe that II made no mis-
statement when II stated above hoard
that every tinhorn Ia the county
vas lighting Seth Ball for sheriff
and believes that the decent element
which may have been misled IN op'
posing MIR. Bali, kili agree with this
paper on that proposition.
J. Roy b. Herndon. candidate for as
SCISSOR on the democratic ticket
} made splendid rus aud is out @
I danger Of his opponent securing SUI
fcient gain from the precincts un
heard OF Il arect the final returns
/ Mr.. Herndon made a clean campaign
] which gave him strength aud mad
MIN friends. In saying that MI
} Herndon made a clean fight, IL Is no
intended 10 beliEtle bis opponent
Mr.. Amonson made good bght bu
/ congenial Roy seems TO have out
generated bin in making votes. Nj
) lIerudou's election is now eoncede
[ by his opponent.
. Henry Nichol, the candidate 10
b probate Judge, was total strange
D at the time he was nominated, oul
o side Of the Pabsimari country but
e bis canvass made some friends an
II ran ahead Of his ticket, while bis oI
q poneut Was acquainted all oret u
y county. and ran especially stron
n where be was the best acquainte'
Il Mr.. McCracken Is elected piobai
"a judge Ey a large majority
For county attorney the democra
,e ie nominee, ". II. O'Bhen, Is 80 4
,e ahead that II souI1 be impossible 9
re his opponent To catch up e''
,e though he might, vhich Is not pro
ct able. carry toe PahsimaTi precinct
'. N hen A. Is considered thai when y
1e o. HrIen Was dominated he Ngs o
1s know 20 a dozen men IN the ooun
a he has sde q phenominai rsoe.
ID i ulan OF pleasing and prep9ss'
e. sing appearance and made a Zoe b
Is presslun upon the people With IA,
r. he came in contact. His msjpri
ne will DOT fan far beios hftY. He
nj eyidently a IaWyer 0f bne ability p
a. wft make the county 0ue Of The p
iis county attorneys ~s have ever hid
10 IN. Langsdnrt, the candidate
Iat rsuuty treasurer. went under
Iet uire by such a MAJORITY that it
D.. io.t freak o. after Brooklyn and :
on ,yoo precincts Sere beard from !
ne "a the lsst Aeek bei0re election, !
Recorder had some fear that
rry Laos~darf might possibly he defs
In ed realizing tnat the republic
wo had a small majority 50 the eour
TO- Whatever fears we might have
.sH we're dispelled after the article ~
is ,iopipg the personal honor sDd
Ban tegTitv Of Mr.. Langsdorf appeared
the tie other paper. Whatever fears