Arizona republican., 1908-11-17


 That was also removed by the totals which gave him a lead of As votes over the plurality of A. Hunsaker
 The count showed that there were altogether 4,633 votes cast a gain oi 16 per cent in the last two years It also indicated so far as such 8 thing can be indicated that the normal democratic majority in this county is not less than 200. .%
 The pluralities are as follows: Cameron. republican, for delegate tc congress. 229.
 For member of the legislative coun- cil-Eugene Brady O'NeilI. democrat 334
 For the legislative assembly-Sam F. Webb. democrat, 45; J. c. Reed republican, 25; Frank DeSousa, dem- ocrat, 21; J. W. Woolf, democrat, 3
 For sheriff-Carl Hayden, democrat 1,O97.
 For district attorney-George Purdy Bullard, democrat, 619.
 For treasurer-Don C. Babbitt, dem- ocrat, 623.
 For recorder-Clay F. Leonard democrat, 525.
 4 For probate judge-J. C. Phillips republican, 792.
 For school superintendent-A. IL Fulton, democrat, 43.
 For surveyor-G. A. Streitz, demo crat, 229.
 For supervisors-Leo. NJ. Hoghe democrat, 1856; A. Hunsaker, demo- crat, los.
 The total vote was as follows:
 Delegate to congress-Marcus A. Smith, democrat. 1895; Ralph H. Cameron. republican. 2,224; Joseph D. Cannon. socialist, 179; R. Roy Sibley, prohibition party, 30; J. w. Stewart socialist labor organization, 15; w. B. Cleary. independence party. g.
 Councilman-Eugene Brady O'Neill. democrat, 2,227; George NJ. Hahn, re- publican. 1891; F. A. Shaw. socialist, 1S1; John WiX Thomas. prohibition party, 59.
 Representative Sam F. Webb, democrat, 2,O62; F. M. Avis, demo- crat, 1865; J. w Woolf, democrat, 2,02O; Frank DeSousa, democrat, D. OBS; F. w. Wilbur. republican. 1853 i: J. c. Reed, republican. 2.042; I. V. Stewart, republican. 1859; Roy s. Goodrich, republican, 2,0I7; Charles Erickson. socialist, 1s0; j. A. Full wiler, socialist, 179; F.. Johnson, so- cialist, 1T6; J. B. Shrum. socialist. 175; s. s. Scull, prohibition, 6l; F. $. Ames, prohibition, 54; J. Stanley, Howard. prohibition. 61; John Forney, prohibition. 69.
 Sheriff-Carl Hayden, democrat, D. 65S; S. w. Higley, republican. 1,561; Richard Van Meter. socialist, 1855; Clyde s. Evans. prohibition. 51.
 District attorney - George Purdy Bullard. democrat. 2.421; H. B. Will kinson. republican, 1902.
 Treasurer-Don c. Babbitt, demo- crat, 2.36O; F. A. Spaulding, repub- Iican, 1,737; J. D. Martin. socialist, 16S; s. S. Green, prohibition. 53.
 Recorder-Clay F. Leonard, demo- crat, 2.32s; Geo. w. Cowgirl. republi- can, 1,793; Aug. Hegelund. socialist, 162; J. A. Ream,. prohibition, 52.
 Probate judge-T. T. Powers, dem ocrat, 1897; J. c. Phillips. republican. 2.4S9; F.. l.. Gibson. socialist, 151; c. H. Davidson. prohibition. 47.
 School superintendent-A. H. Full ton, democrat, 2,O97; Homer Davis, 2,054; w. E. Bancroft, so- cialist, 162; H. A. Severinghaus. pro- hibition, 39.
 Surveyor-G. A Streitz, democrat, 2,129; O. A. Turney. republican, 1900.
 Supervisor-Leo M. Hoghe, demo- crat, 2165; Alex. Hunsaker, democrat, 2,117; C. S. Steward, republican, 2,0O9; l. T. Hosey, republican, 1896; J. P. Hicks, socialist, 159; J. w. Jones, so- cialist, 162; A. B. Tomlinson, prohi- bition, 5S; K. s. Townsend, prohibi- tion, 5S.
 It will be observed that if the votes cast for the socialist and prohibition had been given Marcus A. Smith, the election for delegate would have been a tie in this county. The vote for Mir. Cleary, as disclosed by the official count is surprisingly large. It was the general understanding that there were only six independence party ad herents in :he county. Thus the sus- picion is forced that some member of the party, possibly Jimmie Healy, voted in all four of the Phoenix pre- .fn