The Prescott daily news., 1908-07-28
PRIMARY RETURNS.
Campbell and Attorney General
 Both Renominated

 up to Monday morning at 6 o'clock showed that Attorney General David son carried Dallas, Van Zandt. Cor. yell, Smith, Travis, Galveston. Lamar Starr, Hidalgo, San Saba. Jefferson Wilson, Harris and Bexar counties cer tainly, and probably Uvalde. Polk, Fay. Tor, Anderson, Colorado, Navarro. Eastland and Val Verde. The coun ties which Colonel wynne seems to have carried beyond doubt are Tar rant, Kaufman. Montague, Duyal. Rusk and Nacogdoches, and tAe probabili- ties are that he has also cared Mad. ison, Grmise, Brazoria, Cass and Bowie.
 The returns give Campbell vote of 1O5,O49 and Williams 62.O23. This indicates that Campbell's majority will De In the neighborhood of 75,0O0 The count Is still slow, many of the judges having refused to work Sunday. and It will undoubtedly be several days yet before all are in.
 It will take almost complete returns to determine the outcome of the pro. hibition submission amendment. The figures so far are: For submission, 5S.29O: against 60,020
 Stephens has lead of 5000 over Barker for comptroller.
 Robinson, for land commissioner, leads Stone 5000.
 In the contest for superintendent of public instruction Cousins has near ly 3O,OO0 more votes than Alderdice.
 Davidson has about 1900 more than Lattimore in the race for judge of the court of criminal appeals.
 For judge of the court of criminal appeals in the Second, for the one place that was the subject of contest. the returns give the following totals: Dunklin, 10,262; Kirby, 8,102; Cars. we'll. 6,S54.
 For the contested judgeship in the Sixth supreme judicial district the re- turns give Hodges 6,282; Todd, 4,37O.
 In the congressional race the only contest that seems still to be in doubt Is that in the Second district where Mir. Cooper and Mir. Dies are running very close
 In the Fourth district MT. Randell seems to have won unquestionably.
 In the Fifth district MT. Beall has an overwhelming majority.
 Mir. Moore, the incumbent, has a lead of about 1,400 in the Eighth dis trict, and as his strength has been pretty uniform over the district, this seems to make it certain that he has been renominated.
 Congressman Henry, in the Eev. enth, and Congressman Gillespie, in the Twelfth. lead as does Congress- man Smith, in the Sixteenth district.
 In the Fifteenth district there seems to be no real contest, Mr. Gamers election having been apparent upon the receipt of the first returns.
 Congressional results up to 6 o'clock Monday morning are:
 Second District-Cooper, 6,71S; Dies, 6,095.
 Fourth District-Barrett, 5,913; Ran dell, 1855.
 Fifth District-Beall, 10,919; Ster- cit. 4,204.
 Eighth Dstrict-Moore, 6,O71; Stone, 4,615.
 Eleventh District-Henry, 7,207; Hair, 5,649.
 Twelfth District-Calloway 2,0S6; Gillespie, 4,949: Pressler 1869.
 Fifteenth District-Denman, 47; Garner, SS5.
 Sixteenth District-Cunningha g.. 261; Smith, 5.765.
 Seventy-five per cent of the Dallas county vote gives Williams 1,64S ma jority over Campbell. Ex-Senator Chil. ton got one vote. For attorney general Davidson has 2,304 majority over Wynne H. c. Coke, Dallas attorney, got one vote.
 Campbell Congratulated.