Arizona republican., 1910-08-07
PARTY PRIMARIES
 WERE UNEVENTFUL CAUCUS TICKETS WERE ALL
 ELECTED. Nowhere Was There a Manifestation
 of Opposition.

Though there was an unusually heavy vote at the primaries yesterday there was no contest anywhere and the proceedings were devoid of any interest except that in what might take place later in the day. But nothing took place There was sporadic dis satisfaction with both the republican and democratic caucus tickets in the second ward and there was some scratching which, however, had no apparent effect
 One man voted a badly scratched democratic ticket in the republican box but at the end of the day when it was found that it had still more democratic than republican names it was turned over to the democratic board Another voter said he was bv birth and tradition a democrat and he had never voted any other than a straight democratic ticket. But he did not believe that the making of constitution was a party affair He would not anyhow, recognize It as such and taking a democratic ballot he scratched all the names off and wrote in the names of the republican candidates.
 The following is the result of the primaries in the various wards;
 FIRST WARD.
 Republican delegates, forty-two votes cast-George w. Vickers. Frank Cayalliere, Thomas Armstrong Jr-. Charles Randy. s. J. Tribolet. Lou Emerson. V. R. Norris, Charles Nun ger.
 Democratic delegates, twenty-five votes cast-W. B. Lount, D. Donofrio w C. Dawes. Sidney Goldman, Elm ory Rays, George H. Lutgerding. F. NJ Mognett, NJ. J. Pettid, H. A Hughes, Roderick Walker. Henry Hartman. Frank Loveitt. George k Lyau. Fred Kirkwood, s. H. Easter ling. C. F Leonard, Leon Jacobs.
 SECOND WARD.
 Republican delegates slxty-lour votes cast-Dan McDermott, C. F. Ainsworth, Ned Brighton. Celora M Stoddard. Shirley Christy. Tom Pres colt and Malcolm Gillette.
 Democratic delegates, twenty-one votes cast-Dr l.. D. Dameron, Judge e. Baker, V. l.. Clark, Neri Os- born. J. H. Langston. F. H. Lyman p P Parker, Reuben Hill, J. T. Bone Joseph Cope. R. D. Hightower, A. G Alsap. Lysander Cassidy, H. H. NC Neil and J. D. Loper
 THIRD WARD.
 Republican delegates, thirty SIX votes cast-Colonel c. w. Johnstone Elmer Warren, w P. Doheney, pr H O. Ramsey, Leo Troutman, Fred Gardiner and c. E. Arnold.
 Democratic delegates, twenty-six votes cast-J. l.. Irwin, w D. Bell William Wilson. John Dunlap Jr- Seth Bvers, J. D. Adams, J. H ked- dington. Florencio Perez Don C. Bap- hit. s. H. Blackburn, William Sweem MD. Novinger, Andy Thoman, C. ID Doris and A F. McCaleb.
 FOURTH WARD.
 Republican delegates. thirty-tw' votes cast-J. H. Kibbey, Clint Lau- yer, Griggs H. Carr, A. R. Redondo William P Crump.
 Democratic delegates, twenty-foui votes cast-A. H. Lawrence. Josepf Bush. Ed B. Rives, Theodore Olea Walter S. Brawner, 'Wayne Davis James T. Murphy, Harry A. Smith Joe Rritz and Walter Smith.
 OSBORN DISTRICT.
 Republican delegates-H. K. Tritie Phil Ensign and J. NJ. Creighton.
 Democratic delegates-George Cum mins. Joseph Geare ST, w. l.. Feel John P. Orme, F. M. Avis, C. $ Wood. J A. R. Irvine.
 Mesa.
 Republican Delegates-L. H. Sorey I I Fraser. C. A. Baldwin. C. $ Steward. William Newell. George 5 Irwin.
 Democratic Delegates-M. C. Phelps Dr. Nj. w Brack, James Miller Jr-, G. Attaway, P. F.. Fuller. w. A. Bur ton. w. N Stevenson, O. L. Plckens D. H. KIeinman, Fred Maier. H. Q Robertson, Frank Vance, B. G. Lyoa The delegates were instructed to sup port M. J. Daugherty as candidate fo delegate to the constitutional conven tion.
 Tempe.
 Republican Delegates-J. H. Woods Al Peters, R. l.. Mullen. c. G. Jones Vt H wilbur, J B Cook