Evening journal., 1910-09-15
REPUBLICANS
CANVASS VOTE
Official Figures Practically
the Same as Have Been
Printed
GEORGE FOR RECORDER
HAD LEAD OF 4744

II required but two hours for the
Republican County Committee yester-
day afternoon to canvass the vote cast
az the primaries on Saturday last.
The official figures with but few ex-
ceptions, were the same as printed
on Monday The returns received by
the committee on Saturday night were
correct except in few Instances that
made "A change of fewer than ten
votes In totals. The canvassers were
sworn in by Isaac r. Brown, notary
public. No cqRtests we're entered. The
ticket was confirmed as a whole The
official results are as follows:
For Sheriff-Walter 5. Burris. 1921
James Logue, 5O33; oJseph E. Martin.
1,051; James +. Megilligan, 1,O46
Logue's plurality. 1.742.
For COroner-James II. Galloway,
546; James T. Chandler, 1897
Charles II. Crawford. 3.151; Alexander
Guthrie, 1,4l6; Jacob b. Smith, 1906
Chambers plurality. 746.
For Register in Chancery-
p Hutchinson. 1891; Joseph c. Jolls,
5,59S. Joll's plurality, 1907.
Register of Wills--Isaac r. Brown,
1862; Henry Thompson. S24; Francis
NJ. Walker ,5,1SS. Walkers plurality,
S26.
Recorder Of Deeds-lrvin Ball,
1,00S; William Chandler, 2,140; A. V.
Leslie George. 1854. Georges plur-
ality 4,744.
State Senators.
First district-Charles r. Miller.
1876; George w. Sparks, 1900; James
f., Price, 662. Miller's plurality,
,O76.
Third disTiet-Frank p Ewing.
unopposed, 59l.
Fifth district-L. Frank Ellison,
Goa: Joseph y. Reeves. 155; Robert !.
Morrison. 261 Ellison's plurality. 343.
Seventh distict-Richard HOdgsOh,
unoppOsed. 1859
Representatives.
First district--Granyille p Alex
ander unopposed, 1913.
Second district-Harry !. Gillis,
1880; Alfred L. Ainscow, 676; Will
liam f. Johnson, a. ellis plurality,
S54
Third district-Alfred b. Moore,
1872; James r. Mahaffy. T07. Moore's
majority. sos.
Fourth district-Joseph W. Bastian,
unopposed, $50.
Fifth district George f. Groves,
797; Fisher. fO1. Groves majority,
1886.
sixth district John T. Talley. un-
opposed. 349.
Seventh district Henry c. White,
unopposed. 537
Eighth district Richard G. Buck
ingham. 4S3.
ninth district-Charles P. Dickey.
275; Pordham, 50 Dickeys majority
/ 223
Tenth district-John NJ. Wilson. un-
opposed. 4S5.
Eleventh district-Everett c. John
son. 145: Hall. 1. Johnson's majority,
144.
Twelfth William Anderson,
unopposed, 1855.
Thirteenth distriet-Frank r. Pool
unopposed. 221
Fourteenth district Purnell ).
Daniels. unopposed, 1886
Fifteenth district Samuel c. Der
rickson ,unopposed, "a.
Assessors.
First district Stidham, 467; Cum
Minis. 290; Gael. 30S. Stidham's plur-
ality, 159.
Second district-Lindsay ZOO; Win
trup, 1882 Wintrup's majority. $50.
Third district-Cox 1851; Smith
7s4. Coxs majority, 467-
Fourth district-Ferry. unopposed
$50.
Fifth Neeley, unopposed
III.
ster, 931 webster's majority, 100.
Seventh district-Whann, unop-
posed, SAP
Eighth district-Chambers 425i
Eastburn, S4 Chambers majority
BAL.
Ninth district-weber. 265; Wal
laston. Sc. weber's majority, 1879
Tenth district-Ahern, unopposed
47S.
Eleventh district-Russell, unop.
posed, 1856.
Twelfth district-Lester, unopposed
2O4
Thirteenth district-Carey, unop-
! posed, 300.
Fourteenth district-Reynolds, un
, opposed. 1876.
, Fifteenth district-Fritz, unopposed
a.
INSPECTORS-NO CONTESTS.
First district Of the Sixth Repre-
sentative district-C w. Petitdemage
q 1866
Second of the sixth-C. II. simous
I 126.
Third of the sixth-L. H. Petitde
. mage, 1877.
t First Of the seventh-Howard Nah
on, SO.
: Second OF the SEVENTH. f. Stats
) 1879.
Third of the Seventh. H. Edler
= 20
Fourth OF the SEVENTH. F. o'Neal
100.
Fifth of the SEVENTH. F. Evans
IS.
First Of the Eighth. H. McClarey
= lO2.
, Second of the Eighth--E. NJ. Pier
! son. 237.
Third Of the Eighth-H. Whiteman
: 81
First of the Ninth-Arthur r. Neal
l25.
Second of the Ninth-C. W. Cole
9