The copper era., 1910-10-14
GREENLEE COUNTY
 FIRST PRIMARY.
l.. B. English Nominated For Sheriff. 4
 Quiet Election: Some Surprises.


 Last Saturday throughout the new county of Greeulee the new direct primary law went into effect for the first time with apparent satisfaction to the voters at large. In Clifton the interest was intense, and all day long big crowd was at the North Clifton voting place. Numerous vehicles, decorated with streamers bearing the names of the different candidates and the offices they were aspiring for, were in constant motion to and from all parts of the city. As the time drew near to close the polls the rush was on and crowds of men poured out of the A. c. works and down off Shan non Hill, making the judges and clerks hustle for the first time during the day. As time wore on and dark ness settled oyer the town large crowds gathered at the Dew Drop on Chase creek and the Cabinet on the east side where the returns were read of and posted.
 LII port came in from Guthrie and Sheldon, and from this on until II o'clock they kept coming and the excitement ran high, although when the Clifton vote was reported it set tied the nomination almost of the en- tire democratic ticket. It was a hard fought battle on the part of the candidates and their friends, and now that the whole ticket is made up, and that, too, by a majority of the people it is the duty of every loyal and honsst democrat to endorse and work for the entire success of the ticket regardless of what his choice may have been.
 The ticket is made up of the very best material, with a new deal al round, and every democrat should hold it as his sacred duty to vote ii straight on November s, 1910.
 The vote, as 50 far tabulated is a, follows:
 Sheriff
 Duncan-Parks, 3S; Wood, II; Eug fish, 37; ma ajority Parks l.
 Clifton-Parks, 30; Wood, 92; Eng fish. 223: majority English, 13l.
 Metcalf-Parks, II; Wood IS; Eng lish, 42; majority English, 24.
 Morenci-Parks, B; Wood, 146 English, 72; majority, Wood, 74. Guthrie-Parks, 7; Wood, o; Englist ?, majority, Parks, 5.
 Franklin-Parks II; Wood 1, Eng fish, 5, majority, Parks, 6.
 Sheldon-Parks, T; Wood, l, Euglisl l3; majority, English, 6.
 York-Parks, l; Wood, g; English , majority, Wood, 3.
 District Attorney
 Duncan-Laine, 50: Horton. 34, ma jority, Laine, 16.
 Metcalf-Laine, 10; Horton, 57, ma jority Horton, 47.
 Clifton-Laine, 164; Horton, 1S4 majority Horton, 20.
 Morenci-Laine, S2: Horton, 1S4, ma jority Horton. 1O2
 Guthrie-Eaine, 6; Horton, ?, ma jority, Laine, I.
 Franklin-Laine, 10; Horton, ', ma jority, Lane, 8.
 Sheldon-Laine, II; Horton, II. York-Laine, 7; Horton, '.
 Probate Judge
 Duncan-Shirley 40; Sweeting, fl majority, Sweeting,1.
 Metcalf- Shirley, 37; Sweating, 3l majority, Shirley, 6.
 Clifton-Shirley 173; Sweating, 167 majority, Shirley. G.
 Shirley, 133; Sweating 75, majority, 58.
 Shirley, s: Sweating, majority. Shirley, 6.
 Franklin-Shirley, 10; Sweating, 6 majority, Shirley, f.
 Sheldon-Shirley, 6; Sweating, s majority, Sweating, ?.
 York-Shirley, 8; Sweating, 6, ma i jority, Shirley 2
 County Recorder
 Duncan Burke, 3l; Phillips, IS, ma jority, Phillips, IT.
 Metcalf-Burke, IS; Phillips, 14 majority Burke, 34.
 Clifton-Burke, 172; Phillips, 146 majority, Burke, 26.
 Morenci-Burke, 166; Phillips, 37 majority, Burke, l29
 Guthrie-Burke, I; Phillips, l, ma jority, Burke, l.
 Franklin-Burke ?: Phillips 15. m
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