The border vidette., 1911-11-04
THE COUNTY VOTE.
Supervisors Meet and Canvas
 Vote Cast at Primaries.

l OI oui)eIN lSOIS cN NDerlGIlcou nc
 trouble in counting the votes
 cast in this county at the pri-
 mary elections last week. As
 will be seen by the official count
 which follows, several of the
 contestants for political honor
 x Il neck and neck, but when all tIe precincts were heard from it
 NaS found that every candidate
 whose name will appear on the official ballot next December, is
 entitled to be there by safe
 majority of votes cast at the re-
 cent primaries.
 The close ones on the Demo- cratic side of the house, were Dr.
 A. A. Doherty and T. P. Thomp- son for assC or, Frank Fitch and Jack Straith for surveyor, and Richard Farrell and C.. H. Madden for school superinten- dent The official count gives Thompson a majority of II, Fitch has II to the good, and Madden is in the clear with tTenty-seven votes.
 STATE OFFICES.
 United States Senate-H. F. Ashurst, D, B; Eugene $. Ives, D, 129; Reese M. Ling, D, 46; Eugene Brady O'Neil, D, 33; H. l.. Pickett, D, %; Mark Smith, D, 16S; Ralph H. Cameron, R. 12O; Hoval A. Smith, R, 1O6; E. B. Simonton, s, :; E. Johnson. $, :.
 Congressman Lamar Cobb, D, 66; Carl Hayden, D, 99; Mul- | ford Winsor, D, v; John S. Will Hams, R, 11S; John Halberg, | $, G.
 Judge Supreme Court-D. L. Cunningham, D, III; Alfred Franklin, D, TG1; Samuel l.. Pattee, D, 13O; Henry D. Ross, D. HI; Owen T. Rouse, D, e5: Fletcher M. Doan, R, 119; Ed ward M. Doe, R, 109; Edward Kent, R, no; William $. Grove, $, '; Robert l.. Norton, $, 7: Fred G. White. $, :.
 Cove rnor- A. Hughes, D, 31; George W. P. Hunt, D, 167; Thomas F: Weedin, D, 3; Ed w Wells, R, 83; Geo. U. Young, R, 43; P. w. Galetine. s, :.
 Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn, D, 97; John H. Robin son, D, 132; J. F. Cleveland, R, l2O; Geo. H. Newsholme, $, z.
 Auditor-J. c. Callaghan, D, IFS; Ben F. Thum, D, 3; Geo A. Mauk, R, 115; J. l.. Milton, 5. 8.
 State Treasurer-D David John son, D, 224; W. D. Fisk, R, IF; J. D. Martin, s, '.
 Attorney General-G. P. Bull ard, D. 224; Geo. D. Christy, -19; J. N. Morrison, $, 6. r.
 Superintendent of Instruction e. o. Case, D, 213; Claude D. Tones, R, 8; W. M. Clayden, | ,, 7.
 Corporation Commissioner ". Cole, D, 14O; w. P. Geary, D, ( 43; F. A. Jones. D, 18O; Louis ' Ielczer, D, T; E. l.. Short, D, | | 16; E. $. De Pass, R, 1O1; F. .. I. Pool, R, 112; w. s. Sturges, | 5, 116; John Kelly, S, :: w. M. | $, :; A. Charles . smith, $, 7.
 COUNTY TICKET. State Senator-J. A. Harrison, ), IFS; Bo. J. Whiteside, D, 75; d |. T. Bird, R, III. 2 Repre- sent a tiv e--Harry J. . axon, D, 234; M. H. Barr, R, U IS. | Judge of Superior Court | | rank J. Duffy, D, 246. q Clerk of Superior Court-A. | 'umbauld, 232; Edward Mix, R, Il 20.
 Sheriff f-J. J. Lowe, D, 238; William Mcknight, R, 128.
 Recorder-Phil Herold, D, 23O; !. J. Taylor, R, IF. V TreaSurer-R. R. Earhart, D, u 2S; H. K. Chenoweth, R, 113. u School Superintendent-G. H. a Iadden, D, 143; Richard Farrell, V !, 11S. F County Attorney-W A O'Con- 1T or, D, 223; $. F. Noon, R, 116. ct County Assessor A. Do erty, D, 123: T. P. Tompson, 1T |, 139; Richard H. Clarke, R, fl )1. O Road Overseer-James Kane, H !, 15O; R. T. Rankin, D, 97: b homaS Bayze, R, 113. D Surveyor-Frank Fitch, D, ci P; John A. Straith, D, 116; H. cl ordon Glore, R, 12O. Il!