El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-01
FL PASO VOTE IS
COUNTED BY THE
DEMOCRATS
Official Decision Rendered
in Cases of Candidates
For Office.

The final count of the vote in FL
Paso county bv the Democratic executive
committee Saturday afternoon. showed
few changes If any in the totals hereto
| fore printed in The Herald.
The total vote for submission was
SAT and the total against in the county
! was 21fS. The rest of the votes were
as follows, the totals being for the en-
| tire county except for precinct officers,
! where the vote is the total for the pre-
| cinct:
! For governor-Wm. Poindexter, $50;
| Robert Vance Davidson, 351; O. B. Col
quit, 1923; Cone Johnson, 400; James
Martin Jones, "A
| For lieutenant governOr-H. BascOm
! Thomas, 81; A S. Hawkins, $50; J. H.
| Webster, $50; A B. Davidson, iii;
| James T. Hammons, 133
For attorney general-Jewel P. Light
foot, 281s.
| For state treasurer-William Win
ningham, 642; Sam Sparks, 1173
| For controller-W. P. Lane. 1872: D. G..
| Burkes, 40: B. F. league. 140 Edwin
Waller, 141; Bob Barker, 1902.
For railroad commissioner Irregular
! term)-TheodOre Thomas, SIS; l.. T.
Dashiell, 179; Allison Mayfield, 1908; j.
! W. Blake, 2S4.
For railroad commissioner (unexpired
| term)-WfHiam D. Williams, 1884
For commissioner of the general land
! office-J T. Robson. 1881; Charles W.
/ Geers, 3O1; f. Ellis Hill, 1922
! For state superintendent of public in
| struction-F. NJ Bradley. 1853
For commissioner of agriculture-Ed
r. Kone, 1888.
| For Judge of the court of criminal ap-
| peaIs-A. J. Harper. 1910; Felix J. Nc
Cord. 24S: P A. Turner, 295-
For associate justice of the supreme
COURT. ]. Brown, 1886
For United States senator-Charles
A Culberson, of Dallas county, 1885,
For judge court of civil appeals, 4th
supreme judicial district-H- H. Neill'
1899.
For. congress, 18th congressional dis
trict-W. r. Smith, 1855.
For senator, 25th senatorial district
C. B. Hudspeth, 2976.
For representative to legislature-W.
c. McGown, 30SS-
For district attorney-Joseph NJ. Nea-
lon. 2OSS: Walter D. Howe. 1879.
For district clerk-L Alderete, 229S;
o. NJ. Talley. 937.
For county judge-A S. EElar. 324O.
For county clerk-Park W. Pitman,
32o3.
For county attorney-W W. Bridgers,
1903.
For county tax assessor-G- w. Huff
man, 3215.
For county treasurer-C. E. Kelly.
3146.
For sheriff-F1orence J. Hall, 1908;
Peyton J. Edwards, 1875.
For county tax cOllector-George
Harper, 1924.
For county superintendent Of public
instruction.. E. Rainer. 1861.
For county Surveyor. W. EcbaDk.
s24s.
For county commandments
No. 4, Jas Clifford. 273s.
For Justice of the peace-Plaee No ;,
l.. Is. McClintock, $3.50; place no :, T. II
We tson, 500: H. F. STAY sS;
For constabIe-Cruz Ortiz. t27: w a.
Mitchell, 1864; Domingo Montoya 1898.
For county chairman-W- 3. Ware,
3112
Precinct Officers.
The following county officers were
elected without opposition:
J. ]. Smith, commissioner precinct >.
Jas ]. Perez. commissioner, pre-
cinct s.
T. D. Love- commissioner, precinct 4.
Louis Fox, J. P. precinct 2.
S. c. Alderete, constable, precinct e
Y. Blum, ]. p. precinct g.
c. c. Carpio, constable, precinct g.
Luis Perra,t J. P. precinct 4.
P. Gonzales, constable. precinct
J. w PARROT. J. P, precinct 5.
A T Duncan. constable, precinct 5.
Gus Bogel, constable, precinct g.
c. R Magee, J. p, constable. pre-
cinct Z.
A Clayton, constable. precinct Z.
J. H. Ware. J. P. precinct s.
Clarence Ridgely, constable, pre-
cinct s.
The New Committee.
After chairman Ware had read the
report of the committee appointed to
canvass the votes cast for the various
candidates in the Democratic primary,
the report was adopted. and a resoln-
ton carried granting TO each of the
successful contestants a certificate of
election.
With the statement that the two
years work of the old county executive
committed had come to an end, chair
man Ware then called the roll of the
members comprising the executive COM
mittee for the next two years. These,
with the vacancies filled by the chair
are as follows:
Precinct No. /, w c. Bulger; No. 2,
J. A. Carbon: No. 3, Faustino Arnin-
darZ; No. f. Ysidero Gonzales; No 5,
A. G. Duchine; No 6. Joe Dunn; No. Z,
Chas Montfort; No. s, Chas LeBaTron;
No. 9. Henry WEIGH; No. 10, Jno NJ
Wyatt: No. H. Ballard Caldwell; No. IL,
Rob. Holiday; No. IS. f. J. Hadlock:
No Il, W. w Davis; No. Is. (n0 cleo
tion): No. Is, Gaspar Giron; No II, w.
D. Crebaum: No. IS. VI. H Webb; No.
1S. (no election); No. 20, E. NJ Monies;
No. 81. Chas. Brown; No. %. (nO cleo
tom: No %, G. H Cox; No. "a, Ono
election); No. %, J. P. Seay; No. 26, NJ
c. Santana; No. 81. Jas. Conner; No. %,
J. B. Farmwolt
At the suggestion of the chairman,
secretary was chosen. Ballard Cald-
we'll, committeeman from precinct No.
IL was unanimously elected.