Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-12-14
TEMPE
ELECTION RETURNS
FROM TEMPE PRECINCT
One of the Few Bright Spots in the
Republican Sky.

If every precinct in the county had
done as well as Tempe, the election
results would have been different. but
they didn't; SO there is no use adding
anything to the agony, other than Civ
ing Il few interesting details of the
Tempe vote and the complete returns.
Four hundred and thirteen votes
were cast and of this number us were
straight republican, 10l straight demo-
cratic and seven straight socialist.
The rest were mixed and some of
them were terribly mixed
The vote is given as follows by
party;
Democratic - Ashurst, ISIS. Smith.
$50; Hayden. PIG; Cunningham. 176;
Franklin. 1876; Ross. 173; Hunt. 1856:
Osborn, 1872; Callaghan. 179; Johnson,
David f.. 1S2; Bullard. 1871; Case. 1S3; ;
Cole. 203; Geary. 2O2; Jones. F. a.
207; Davis. II. \. ia; Wood. 49,;
Babbitt, 1877 Cooke. 173; Irvine. 100:
Jacobs. 144: Johnson. Harry, 100:
Jones Daniel p. 1S3; L.angston. 160;
Thomas. 1877; Adams, 100; Vaughn,
1879; Macdonald. 1886; higgins. 175;
Lyman. 1877; Bone. 1870; Acuff. 1877;
Thompson. 1S4; Luke. us; Moeur. e3G;
Orme. 1873.
Republican-Camer POS: Smith,
2O2 Williams. ia; Doan. 202; Doe,
1873; Kent. 2l7; Wells. 1893; Cleave-
land. 223; Mauk. 2O2; Fisk, 1876;
Christy. 1886: Jones. Claude d, 2O2 :;
DePass. $50. Pool. $50: Sturges. 1870:
Hildreth. 2lO: Latham. 1886: Cook. 1877 ::
Dorman. 21S; Norris. 1877; Mullen. 251;
Nelson. 49,: Walters. 1874; Phillips. ].
c.. 229; Curtis. 1879; Hill 227; Willis,
!fS7: Hosey. 1879: Davis. Homer. 21O:
Marks. POS; Morford. 1876; Roberts.
200; Jones. 1S9; Ensign, III; Greene,
lei; Stewart. 213
Socialist-Johnson. Is; Symptom. -;
Halberg. u: Grove. Is; Morton. -;
White. Is: Galentine Is: NewshOlme.
II: Milton. l.; Martin, IL: Morrison,
l.: Clayton. i: Kelly. T.; Mccormick,
-; Smith. Is; Anthony. Il; Shaw. -;
Aunc. T.; Davis. -: Erickson. -;
Rogers. Is: Simors. Is; Wherry, Is,
Whipple. l.; Comfort. Is; Bell. L.;
Strand. T.: Files. II: STAN, T.; HeSc-
lund. Is; Shrum. II; Woodring. i.
Prohibition-Chafin. Otis. ,; Sib-
ley. /; Windes. ;; Hutchinson, l.:
Tolleson. ,.
In the vote on the constitutional
amendment. 279 for and Il against, the
rest being blanks The amendment
coming as it did at the very bottom of
the ticket. was overlooked 10y a good
many.
G. NJ. Mullen the republican candi-
I,1 hn tip1- cot
with 257 He was followed by Mocur,
the local democratic nominee for sup
crvisor. with 236; Phillips. Hill and
CIeaveland followed in the order
named and the rest strung out as in
Dictated above.
The election board had the time Of
it's life i'm checking mp the returns.
The board thought it had its hands
full when the primary returns were
counted but they weren't 4 circum-
stance to the returns of the first state
election. Though work was commenced
on the checking up the moment the
polls closed at , o'clock and was kept
up without moments intcrmiSsinn
until finished, il was after o'clock
yesterday morning when everything
was checked up and properly entered
i'm the tally books. In the meantime
the board worked with a red-hot stove
blistering their faces and the blasts Of
the north pole freezing their backs.
The straight tickets were segregated
and counted first. which reduced the
work somewhat.
The Rebuilding of the Heavenly
Jerusalem and The Warning Neg
lccted." are the themes upon which the
minister of the Church of Christ Will
discourse next Sunday, December II.
The Sunday school hour is 10 a. m.
They are enthusiastically preparing
for Christmas-are to render a SPLEEN
did program.
The Endeavor hour is $50 p. m.
Their contest is now at white heat, it's
"a pleasure to he present.
All the members are urged to a
prayful preparation for the protracted
meeting which is set for February.
1912: so don't miss prayer meeting
Thursday nights.
All are welcomed TO these services.
y. Il. McGHEE, Minister.
AN ORDERLY ELECTION
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