The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-09-08
LITTLE NEWS
ON ELECTION
Few Changes in County, and
State is About as Report
ed Last Week.

There have been few, II any changes
In the relative standing of the county
candidates Cor nomination on either
ticket since the publishing of the
returns az given last week. There
have been rumors of small gains by
one or two candidates. but nothing
really authentic, nor will there be un-
till the official count Is completed
this week by the canvassing board
John r. Adkison and Herman Nux.
oil. republican candidates for relne-
sentative, stand 290 to 291.
w. G. Brown and Frank VanDev-
enker. for sheriff on republican ticket,
aow stand 313 to 269. oral re
turns from Woodland and Slate Greek
having increased the formers lead l3.
l.. NJ. Harris and Mortimer Martin,
competitors for the republican NOM
nation for auditor. are only separ-
Ated by eleven votes, their respective
vote being 31e to 3o5 In favor OF Mr..
Harris.
The other republican candidates
who II is conceded have won too
great a lead to be overhauled, are:
Jacob L. Dckert, for senator.
John p. Etmers and Charles T. Nc
Donald, for representatives.
Edward B. Meeker. first district,
John w. Crea, second and John N.
Rice, third district, for commission
eEs.
Frank Rice, treasurer.
]. e. Jaques. probate judge.
Percy M. Glanvile, superintend-
ent.
Ralph Telcher, assessor.
H. B. Blake, coroner
E. Clifford Spedden, surveyor.
Jesse NJ. Gilmore, attorney.
Democratic Candidates.
James Surridge, senator
Herbert M. Moore, Ernest L. Park
er, and George w. Stephens for rep.
resentatives.
Nathaniel N. Pettibone, first, VIM.
n. Schiller, second, and John e. Coch-
ran, third district, for commissioners.
Larkin II. Kerlee and John l. Over
man are running close race for
sheriff, the vote standing 337 to 314,
difference OF % votes.
For auditor, Jerome A. Bradbury
has 315 votes TO Malcom G. Rambo's
s79.
James Marcehs Wilson treasurer.
James Dedaven for probate judge.
Eta NJ. Arnold for superintendent.
John v. Nash for assessor.
Joseph McClaskey for coroner.
Edward NJ. Griffith for prosecuting
attorney.
The claim is made by some of the
candidates that they win contest the
the election and demand a new count
of the entire ballot. This threat will
cause considerable trouble IL carried
out, and will involve a nice point of
law, and rs being discussed with con-
siderable interest and at times
no little warmth by interested par
ties and their friends.
1t is also claimed that there is
talk of some OF the disappointed as
pbrants entering the race as inde-
pendent candidates. but this is not
probable, and is not given much cred.
ence by their friends who should
know. Such action seldom If ever
wins; on the contrary. 1t usually
sounds the death knell to all future
political aspirations of the one who
permits himself In a moment OF dis
appointment and chagrin to take such
an unwise course.
Socialist County Ticket.
The socialists of Idaho county met
at Stiles last week and nominated a
full county ticket with the exception
of assessor, county attorney and com
missioner In the third district; the
nominees are:
Senator, 2. ID. Scott, Clearwater.
Representative, II. G. Lincoln, Carl
bel; Elmer Coder. Grahgeville and
Albert Z. LycaR, Tahoe.
Commissioner. first district, Isaiah
Ewing, Sites.
Commissioner. second district, A.
c. Mannering, Westlake.
Clerk. Calvin Hazelbaker. Grange
vile.
Sheriff. J. g. Howard, Stttea.
Probate judge. G. w. Ferry, Clear
water.
Superintendent Of al ools. Edith
HcAllister, Stites.
Surveyor. Frank p. Tuner.
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