The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-11
canyon STRONG
REPUBLICAN YET
EVERY CANDIDATE ON THE Re
pURIICAN TICKET WAS ELECT
EDIN CANYON COUNTY.

DOWn In IgnOmlniOuS DeIeats-he
LOses the State, His County, His City
and His Precinct By Big MAORI
ties.-Bryan Elected.
Every candidate was elected on the
Republican ticket in Canyon county at
ne election Tuesday. The only dlsap-
nointment was the defeat of Judge
uaqelin, for Judge of the District Court
:. the Seventh Judicial District. Judg,
Ed l.. Bryan carried the county by d
handsome majority. Every candidate
on the Republican state and county
ncKet won out in this county by big
vote, Brady, the lowest man On TIT
state ticket, won out, even when handi
canned by the Bailey Powell influence,
II Brady had steered clear of that in
Auence he would have carried the
county by 1900 votes.
Election day was damp, rainy and
disagreeable and consequently small
vote was polled but all of them seemed
to be Republicans. There was not a
candidate who is not safely elected.
On another page will be found the
complete returns for Canyon county,
carefully and accurately tabulated for
your convenience and future reference.
Below we give only the totals and ma
jorities as shown by the returns, which
are complete for this county.
Burton L. French, Republican candi-
date for Congressman received 3645
votes; Arthur M. Bowen, Democrat, re-
Ceived 26O6; giving French majority
Of 1899.
James H. Brady, Republican nomi-
nee for governor, received 1909 votes;
James H. Hawley, Democrat, received
1892; giving Brady lead of SIT.
The Republican nominee for lieuten-
ant governor, Lewis H. Sweetser, re-
ceived 1896; Edgar J. Hunter, Demo
crat, polled 21S4 votes; giving Sweet
ser majority of 1912.
Wilfred L. Clifford, Republican nomi-
nee for secretary of state received 1879
votes; o V. Bailey, Democrat, received
24O7; giving Clifford a majority of 972.
Stephen D. Taylor, Republican nomi-
nee for state auditor, got 1886 votes;
Egbert w. Jones, Democrat, got 2O57;
giving Taylor the county by 1929.
For state treasurer, o. v. Allen, Re
publican, received 3418; Joseph Car
ruth, Democrat, received 2O96; giving
Allen majority of 1922
Daniel C. McDougall, Republican for
attorney general carried the county by
S5S votes, receiving $3.50, while his
Democrat opponent, Frank L. Moore,
received 1921.
Grace NJ. Shepherd, Republican NOM
inee for Superintendent of schools, re-
ceived 3491 votes; Gertrude F. Noble
her opponent, received 2169; giving the
Republican nominee 1922 majority.
Robert N. Bell, Republican, candidate
for inspector of mines, recvieed 1926
votes; Jay Czizek, Democrat, 1905
Bells majority 1920.
For Justice Supreme Court, Isaac N
Sullivan, Republican, got 3277; James
L. McClear, Democrat, 1886; Sullivan
majority, 992.
For Judge of District Court in Can
yon County, Ed. L. Bryan, Democrat
received 1899; Frederick A. Hagelin
Republican, received 1927 Bryan ma
jority 1912.
County Ticket,
Geo. w, Stovel, Republican nominee
Tor Clerk District Court. received 1921
Howard King, Democrat, 9S72; Stove
majority, $50.
For state senator, llenj. +, Shawhar
Republican. received 1886. while RIOS
eoe s Madden. Democrat, receive
E6lO, giving the Republican nominee
majority Of 376.
For representatives the Republica
candidates received the following vote
H. c. Baldrich 3S66; Frank G, Berr
Sl72; R,W. Cakes 3243; Henry Bradle'
SOS1; Democrats: Guy Graham PAPA
William McNeilly 1878; James Strod
zS45; r, Il. Wilson 2O6s.
For sheriff. J. w. Watkins, Republ
can received 321S; d. o. Castate
Democrat, 22O2: Watkins majorit
1916.
A. o. Christopher. Republican cand
date for assessor, got 1868; b. e. Co
Democrat. zoos: Christopher majorit