The Arvada enterprise., 1912-10-03
CANVASSING BOARD
COMPLETES COUNT
OFFICIAL FIGURES FOR VARIOUS
CANDIDATES AT RECENT
PRIMARIES.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-The state board Of can
Vassers, composed OF Governor Shat,
roth, Secretary OF State Pearce, Attor
ney General Griffith, State Auditor
Leddy and State Treasurer Kenehau.
have completed the canvass OF the
votes cast at the recent primary cleo
ton. and the number of votes for the
various candidates follow:
Republican.
United States senator Long Term
clyde Z. Dawson, 2i,9ll. Merle ID. Vim.
cent. 1895. Dawson's majority, 1856
United States senator, TO FIJI Va
man, 22.9S6. James H. Brown, 1858
Waterman's majority. 1,3i7.
Representative in SiNty-third Con.
gress, United States, at Large-Samuel
II. Kingsley, 2l.i2S: Jesse j. Laton, 49,
Sll: AIbinus y. johnson, o.7S7; James
?: Miller. 1875: Clarence p. Dodge. IL.
and Laton nominated.
Representative in SiXty-third Con-
gress, United states. First Congress
Justice supreme Court (ten years.
John Campbell, 2S,3l9: Rees y. kees,
9,692. Campbeil's majority. 1851,
Philip B. Stewart, 1856. Parks ma
Lisltenant Governor-Ezra t. Ell
lott. 23,5l6: Robert G. Davenport. A.
012. Elliott's majority, g,504.
Secretary of State-John e. Ramer,
35.Ol3.
Auditor of State-Benjamin c. Cat
rem, Jr., 2l,4S5: Arthur +. Malcom, A.
6S5. Catren's majority, $500.
state Treasurer-James b. DICK, 2i,'
400; oscar d. Cass, 1881; Dicks ma
Attorney General-Benjamin Grit.
fifth, 2O.3l9; William 3. Goblin, 1887.
Griffith's majority, 2,6S2.
superintendent Public instruction -
Helen NJ. Wilson. 35,S33.
Regent University of Colorado. to
FIJI Vacancy-Charles r. Dudley, 1874.
Regent University of Colorado, Long
Term-George Statler. 29,052: o. J.
Pfeiffer. 24,7S3. Statler's majority,
5.269.
Democratic.
United States Senator. Long Term
Alva Adams. 21.399: John f. Shafroth
3o,550; Thomas J. O'Donnell, l4,49l
Shafroth's plurality. 9,15l.
United States senator to Fill Va.
cancy 1.-TWO years)-Charles S. Thomas.
Representative in slxty-t third Con:
gress, United states, at Large-Edward
T. Taylor, 45,741: William l.. Clayton.
crime Williamson, II Og7. Taylor and
Keating nominated.
gress. United States. First Congress
sionai District-Atterson w. Rucker
S,436: George J. Kindel. 9,O2S; Michael
c. Harrington, 5,527: Henry a. Drumm
2,64O. Kindels plurality 5s7.
Justice supreme Court (ten vears)-
Tully scott, 29,4S4: John X. Dixon. 25,-
24S; Fred n. Dickerson, 5,270. Scotts
plurality, 4,1S6.
Governor-Joseph II. Maupin. 14.6S4
Elias NJ. Ammons, 29.33S; Thomas j
lyman, 2l.o25. Ammon's plurality
S,31S.
Lieutenant Governor-Benjamin f
MONTGOMERY. 3o,42S; Ben B.. Beshoar
Rubin, 6,49S. Montgomery's plurality
Secretary of State-James b. Pearce
29.163: NJ. p. Capp. 1906; Thomas NJ
Raney. 1910; Leo Vincent 9,S40
Pearces plurality. 13,O9S.
Auditor of State-Roady Kenehan
$1,000; Charles Lcckenby 11,940; Lii
Ian II. Johnson. 9'772. Kenehan's plu'
state Treasurer-Michael A. Leddy
Lcddyis majority. 2S,ii9.
Attorney General-Fred Farrar 81,
1SO; Harry l. Lubers. 1885. Farrar's
Superintondent Public Instruction -
Rosepha A.. Pulford. 10.O5l: Marie V
1901; IneZ johnson Lewis. 1886
Bradford's plurality, 1,455.
Recent university. to FIJI Vacancy
Regent University Colorado Loni
Term)-William II Bryant, 41,SO5
James B. Ragan, 37.o53. Bryants ma
Congrcssmcn. Second District. Demo
cratiC-Harrv " SeldomridEe, 1G,177
Thomas ! Ehrheart. 11,1OS; Ben II
Koboy. $3.50.
cIubIican-CharIes A. RaIbrech, 1G,.
| l67: H. Van Busklrk. S,14S.