The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-07-01
CANDIDATES ARE NOW
ALL OUT FOR OFFICE
CONTINUED from page one J

Burton L. French, congressman, by
William 3. Lee.
0. v. Allen, state treasurer, by J. H.
Richards
Axel P. Ramstedt, state auditor, by
Chris A. Hagan.
Robert N. Bell, mine inspector, by
Fremont s. Rowe.
Herman H. Taylor, lieutenant gov
ernor, by Worth S. Lee.
| Fred l.. Huston, state auditor, by M.
B. Yeaman.
William e. Borah, United States
senator, by Frank T. Wyman.
John T. Morrison, governor, by
John D. Robertson.
Robert M. McCracken, congress
man. by George Collister.
Benjamin P. Shawhan. congressman,
by H. J. Hasbrouck.
The Democratic List
The Democratic aspirants for state
offices, include the following, which is
a complete list:
George w. Tannahill, United States
senator, by J. R. Smead.
George A. Lambrix, mine inspector.
by Egbert w. Jones.
Jamse R. Boutwell,, attorney gen.
eral, by Jerome ]. Day.
Ernest L. Parker. lieutenant COVER
nor, by F. Winner.
James H. Hawley, governor, by w.
A. Coughanour.
Perry w. Mitchell, congressman, by
Frank e. Fogg.
William T. Calendar, lieutenant
governor, by F. B. Kinyon,
Edward w. Moffett, lieutenant gov
ernor, by Timothy Regain.
John l. Overman, state auditor, by
E. J. Phelps.
Robert w. Faris. state treasurer, by
Karl Paine.
Mary z. Harper, superintendent Of
public instruction, by Katherine Hell
frich.
Edward M. Pugmire, congressman by
A. F. Freehafer.
Freeman Daughters, secretary &
state. by l. C. Hattabaugh.
Arthur M. Bowen, justice supreme
court, by j. M. Jayne.
For Senator in Joint Districts
The Republican candidates for NOM
nation for senator from the several
senatorial districts in the state are as
follows:
Adams G.. Johnson, twenty-fourth d
trict, comprised Of Clearwater and Lew
is counties, by John L. Chapman.
Edward w. Barton, twenty second
district, comprised of Adams and
Washington counties, by Isaac F
Smith.
Christian Anderson, fifth district
comprised of Bonneville and Bingham
counties, by Peter G. Johnston.
George w. Edgington, fifth dis
: trict, by John H. Ellis.
The advocates of Jeffersonian prir
ciples who aspire to represent theil
Irrespective communities in the uppe
house from the various senatorial dis
, tricts are the following:
]. M. Shaw, twenty fourth district
| by l.. F. Horning.
A. E. Holmberg, twenty-fourth dis
, trict by John Gaffney.
Frank A. Jones, twenty-fourth, dis
trict, by M. B. Erb.
B. w. Clark, fifth district, by Sgd
: ney Whitehead.
" w. Edward Adams, twenty-secon
district, by E. A. Van Sickin.
!. For Sheriff
Republican,. D. Kent by A. J
Reese; w. R. Jones, by John Lindell
John Danielson by William Plant
I Democratic-F. E. DeKay, by Levi
lockwood N. E. Montgomery, b
Jos. H. Cutler.
For Assessor
Republican-A E. Byers, by G. W
Berryman; H. H. emmett, by Olive
: Belnap. Democrats-H. G. G. Rich
= Dy r. u. DSuHClI, AVA. - 1SAS-' ~
. William Mcknight.
For County Attorney
:, Republican,. e. Good, by r. I
. Felsted; c. L. Beebe, by c. r. Clute
Democratic-W. A. Beakley, by !.
T. limerick; w. Orr Chapman, by 10,
w. Jones.
For Superintendent Schools
Republican-Alice Beach, by Chal
lotte B. Rea. Democratic-Wm. Bari
!. lett, by himself.
For County Surveyor
Republican-F. w. Kiefer, by .
P. Wilson; A. E. Christensen, b
: James Christensen. Democratic-Ja
;. Young, by ]. S. Watson.
For Coroner
Republican-E. T. Peck, by H. T
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