The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-05-01
OFFICIAL COUNT IN 0CALA
Took Inspectors TIL After Sunrise to
Finish the Lengthy Ticket


The inspectors and clerks of Oca1a |
precinct certainly had their work cut |
out for them last night Hour after /
hour they toiled under the lights in /
the hot courthouse, straining their |
eyes over the tremendously long tick |
cts; and their fellow citizens owe them |
a vote of thanks for the careful and |
conscientious manner in which they |
performed their task 1t was $50 this |
morning when they finished
Following is the vote
For President
Oscar W. Underwood, PSI; Woodrow
Wilson, las.
For Presidential Electors
Vote for six: Jefferson B. Browne,
225; Jesse E. Burtz, $50; ]. Fred De-
Berry, 101; Leland J. Henderson, 153;
Charles E. Jones, 1877; William Chip
ley Jones. 140; F. r. Loomis, LAG; A. NJ.
Mcmillan, 149; Walter J. Singletary,
132; H. C. Sparkman, 22S.
For Member National Democratic Ex-
ecutiye Committee
| John T. G. Crawford, 40; William
Hooker, 337; Eugene S. Mathews, So.
For Congress, State at Large
Braxton Beacham, 10; Claude
LEngle, 262; George c. Martin, IA; J.
Ed oBrien, Is; w. NJ. Toomer, SO: AL
bert NJ. Williamson, %.
For Governor
| Cromwell Gibbons, 1872; William H
Milton, IS; Edward NJ Semple. 8; Park
! Trammell, 1870; John W. Watson, 101.
For Justice Supreme Court
| j. B.. Whitfield, 381.
For Attorney General
Thomas r. West, 386.
For State Comptroller
w. v. Knott, 404.
For Secretary of State
H. Clay Crawford, 392.
For State Treasurer
]. S. Grner, 131; J. Hampton Jones,
"a: ]. c. Luning. 23S.
For State superintendent of Public
Instruction
VIM NJ Holloway, 1877 A. NJ. C. Rus
sell, 1O1: W. N Sheats, 235.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
W. R. Dorman, 107; w. A McRae,
$50.
For Railroad Commissioner
Royal c. Dunn, 500; John L. Neeley,
81.
For State Chemist
r. E. Rose, 361.
For Adjutant General
w J. Driscoll, s1; J. Clifford r.
Foster. 253; J. Stuart Lewis, 12s.
For Assistant State Auditor
Henry Curtis. 246.
For Congress-, First District
H. s. Phillips, 100; S. NJ Sparkman,
BAG.
For Delegates to the National Conven-
f.: ton, State at Large
Vote for six: J. E. Alexander. 11s;
A. J. Angle, 1870; Thomas J. Appleyard,
III; Montcalm Broward, 161: w. J.
Bryan, 113; Frank E. Chase, PIG; Dr. E.
S. Grill, ia; Thomas A. Darby, 30;
(; Charles E. Davis, 81; Herbert l. Dodd,
IT; l. E. Dozier, ST; Albert w. Gill
christ, 213; Frank Harris, 334; N. H.
; Monk Harrison. 13; Lincoln Hully, A;
John S. Keane. So; Edwin D. Lam
f; bright, ISL; Hayes Lewis, 80; George G.
Matthews, ITO; Ed Senior, 10; Julian w.
!; Spear. %; B. S. Williams, 139.
For Delegates to National Convention,
| First Congressional District
Vote for two: P. w. Butler. 81; f. D.
Hobbs. 40; w Hunt Harris, 159; Adrian
P. Jordan, 1873; Wayne Thomas, 112; w.
K Zewadski, 2S1
For Representative
!, Vote for two: W. ]. Crosby, 1874; L S.
Light 270; Edwin Spencer, Jr, 367
For County Judge
W. NJ. Gober, PA; w. E. Smith, S42
:. For Sheriff
John P. Galloway, 496
!; For Clerk Circuit Court
. p. H. Nugent, PIT: S. T. Sistrunk, go.
For County Assessor of Taxes
. Alfred Aver, 25S; J. r. Moorhead,
2so.
For Tax Collector
w. L Colbert, 488.
For County Superintendent of
Public instruction
]. H Crimson. 1872; P, W. Green, IA.
For County Surveyor
r. w. Ferguson, IA; w. A. Moor
s head, 3S5.
For County Treasurer
T. A. Cobb, 90; J. NJ. Graham, 31s;
4 c. NJ. Livingston, 142
For Supervisor of Repatriation
D. NJ Barco, 25S: ]. A. Tucker, $50
For County Commissioner
District No.
/ c. Carmichael, 223: r. B. Meffert 1872
III. D. Robertson, lag.
n For Member County school Board
W. D. earn, 40.
0 For Justice of the Peace
J. W. Lyles, 463.
For Constable
Il c. A. Dinkins, 1875; C. w. Smith, 357.
For Member State Democratic Exec
utive Committee
n L. W. Duval 466.
For Member Congressional Executive
< Committee
l F. A. Burford, 444.
4 For Member State Senatorial Distric,
Committee
. w w Clyatt 436.
4 Fer Member County Executive Com
= mittee, Precinct No.
w. T. Gary. 4e7.
CARMICHAEL AND MEFFERT
d WILL HAVE ANOTHER CONTEST