The Nevada County picayune., 1908-09-24
a.;,, Canvass of Pulaski County.

..urtv vote in the general election
 uas begun Thursday by w. M. Kava-
 s.ugh. ]. P. Faucette and G. H. Joslyn
 Lection commissioners. The count
 ..r clerks are Herbert S. Turner,
 I aanuty county clerk, and John Kauf-
 non deputy sheriff. The count
 rhnrsdav was made in the directors
 room of the Southern Trust Company
 rno vote was tabulated Friday and a
 .anv certified to the county clerk and tbe secretary of state, as is required by law
 nonaghey received 5,375 votes, John Worthington 2,01S, J. Sam Jones oq1 O C. Ludwig, secretary of state roceived 5.486, and T. O. Fitzpatrick 996. Treasurer, Yates 5,700, Burrow o1o1. Auditor, lobe 5,603, Keeler 2,2O2.
 The final count on the license issue sbowed the forecast of 1000 ma ,oritv for license to be very close to the mark, as the majority is 1,023 The vote was 4,515 for license and 2ae2 against Pyeatt township, which did not report until Thursday did mi cast a vote on the license prop osition.
 Poll tax Amendment No. received 71OS votes for, and 1929 against, giv- ing a majority of 5,279 for. Bond Amendment No. 10 was de feated by 9S2 votes, the vote being sO47 for and 4,029 against.
 The following shows the vote for the county offices:
 Prosecuting Attorney-Roy D. Campbell, 5,710; U. S. Bratton, 2,186. Campbell's majority 3,524.
 Sherif-Burt L. Roberts 5.826; Gus Remme, 2,110. Roberts majority, B. 716.
 Circuit Clerk-Frank Ginocchio, l. sS5: D. B Russell, 2,112. Ginocchio's majority, 3,773.
 County Clerk-H O. Vogler, 5,913; F. W. Rawles, POPS. Vogler's ma jcrity, 3.SS5.
 Treasurer-Win Hutton, no oppo- sition. 1921.
 County Assessor-W. NJ Moore, D., S5S; H. J. Jernigan, 1874 Moore's majority. 3,S79.
 County Judge-Jo- Asher, 5,S46; Edward Price, 2,0S9. fishers major ity, 3,757.
 Chaneery Clerk-Fred A Garrett, 5,S67; J. & Rae, 2.010. Garrett's ma jority, 3,S57.
 Coroner-Dr. E. E. Hodges, no op- position, 1852
 suryeyor-F. H. Conway, no oppo sition, 1900.
 For Representative F. Duna way 5,725; J. Elem Jones, 5,637; L. B Leigh, 5.G44; Oscar H. Vim, 5,556 (Democrats) Edward H. Downie, l. sS9 J. A. Teller, 1870; Alex NJ. Keith. l,S35; c. M Walser, 1867 (Re- publcans); l.. & Crowell. 219; Pat Caldwell. PIT; w. P. Thomas, 204; Toney Flesehner. 193 (Socialists).
 Case May Wait Until December.
 Manager A. E. Bragg of the Little Rock Merchants Freight Bureau Thursday announced that he did not think the hearing of the case Of Little Rock shippers against the trunk lines of Arkansas. in which the railroads are charged with discriminating in freight rates between Mississippi river crossing points and Little Rock, would be heard by the Interstate Commerce Commission before December.
 Our case is No. 1709 on the dock ct, stated Manager Bragg, and dc not think it will be heard before De cember at least. It will be heard, ot course, in Arkansas"
 Meanwhile the new freight rates ordered by the railroads will go into effect The new Memphis freight rates went into effect September l, and the new rates from St Louis, Mo, will go into effect September 24. The shippers cannot prevent the railroads from putting into effect the new and increased rates, as they did not bring an injunction suit
 In the suit filed by the shippers they charge that the railroads have ln- creased freight rates on commodities In the past two years to the extent or 23 per cent.