The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-05-01

With the returns from q number Of
the city precincts incomplete and some
OF the country precincts not reported,
the result Of the election yesterday ap-
pears as follows:
THE WINNERS.
WOODROW WILSON.
KIRKE MONROE
J. ED. WILLIAMS.
JAS. McHUGH.
H. c. CLOPTON.
J. ED. O'BRIEN.
EMMETT WILSON.
w. A. DUNHAM.
r. B. SANDERS.
]. D. McCURDY.
G. MORENO JONES
FRANK L. MAYES,
F. G. RENSHAW.
These returns were complied tro--
reports from polling places This morn
ms at o'clock, and It is possible that
when the complete returns are in these
tent.
Hon. Emmett Wilson n,asa q Az.
run Tor congress, receiving l.lss votes
wnlle CAPT. O'Brien, another Penss
conan, Tor congressman at larra can,n
close behind him with 1870.
WOODROW Wilson leads thus far ir
ton. '-N'i''i'a
Indications are that Carry Ellis and
Frank Sanders will be in the seoonS
primary for sheriff, Sheriff Van Peit
unless late reports make changes. be-
ing the low man.
Jas. McHugh and Henry G. cloptor
nave been elected to the ieg5sls t,,ta
while J. Ed. Abercromhie has 4. rooS
lead for harbormaster. 0N
Inc members of the old board OF
county commissioners are far behind
k1rke Monroe has defeated T,,Sr.
Beggs for Judge OF the conrt ~ racoss
o! good majority, while Sunt cooi-
mas been reelected.
/. MUCH INTEREST TAKEN
The great interest n tba ais..,...
was shown during the night and untii
early tnis morning, when fnnmanaa
crosEos gathered at The Journal ofgs>e
% hear the results OF the nri,,, -,
a Pathe moving picture nachina was
secured from Manager Leo Marzoni
ot Sne BiJou theatre, and the returns
lasneo on canvass across the street a.s
iast as they were received from pre-
81 over the state. H1
The crowd cheered when thai %.
rorltes were shown to be IN tha lasS
= As ciose race for several county ng-
ices Kept the interest intapaa ,,r.,
early this morning, when the totsl We.
from complete as well as incor,r,ots
"a eclhcls was given for each can6te
uate' Then Good Night" was esshA6
eHe CROWD started homeward.
ELECTION ORDERLY ONE
Inc primary was an orderly an.
the great interewt 6Ssp
= st1yeu ~ ano the crowds that gathered
lne ponlng places. The polls openes
eaN ee.N IN the forenoon and workers ana
Lrlenos OF the candidates gatheraS ga
ernaineo there until the closa 81 sar
CLOCK. Then the count cor,r1.-.-.S
ana the long ballot was Sona osse..
sIGwly, and the returns began 10 vsset.
The Journal once. " i0'on
: Erecinct !: Observation-Disclosures
= Wnson le; national Committeeman
cor, ora.. o ~ Hocker 2, Matthews 6.
! STons ressman at large-Peaohav, n
= Engie II, Martin !, O'Brien ia Toov,
ssr l, Williamson 0: governor-c csfbt,n,.
Z, Mliton 4, Senple J. Tranr,eil Ia
watson 4; treasurer-criner 49,.
;; LDnlng 8; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
20 husseH 8, Sheats 2; comrnissioray
= y asricuIture-Dorman II, McRae :.
abroad commissioner-Drnr ~ NSe,s,-
ad1utant general-DriscoIl / Fost.,.
=, Lewis 2; congressman-Flour
Mays 10, Wilson 10: state attornc,,'
ones IL, Stokes 1s; districr dsiMra+..
-Griggs 10, Mayes l5. Ranshsw
smith 8; sheriff-Ellis 10, SANDER
Lsn Pelt 21; superintendent-Co -
towards Ii; treasurer-Frater IL VIII
iams 12; supervisor-Goss IL. Maurs
o; Judge-Beggs IL, Monroe Is: com
l3. Fisher 3. saun-
iers z, Seeley l6, Shelby /; legisis-
ure-Blount s, Clopton IS, Harper o
IcHugh IA; hsrbormaster-Aber bercrorn-
lie 3, Rocheblsve IS, Zelius ~.
Precinct 2: Observation-Disclosures
3, Wilson 3s; national comnitteennan
Crawford 25, Hooker z, Matthews Io.