The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1912-07-05
NOMINATIONS FILED
FOR STATE OFFICES
LIST SHOWS A TOTAL OF FOUR
CANDIDATES ARE RUNNING
FOR GOVERNOR
STATE TICKET FILLED UP
NO VACANCIES ON STATE TICKET
MANY DEMOCRATEs SEEK
STATE OFFICES.
(Statesman,)

Tx (Statesman)
III Yesterday was the last day upo
which nominations for state an
county offices might be legally file,
and when the totals were figured u
at the office of the secretary of stat
and the county recorder late yestel
day afternoon, after business hour.
the following results were in evidenc
il For state offices, including nom
nations from senatorial districts, 4
nominations.
j The complete list of Republics
nominations filed at the secretary o
states office reveals total of fou
candidates for governor two for lieu
tenant governor, one for Unite,
States senator, two for justice of tn,
supreme court, five for representative
in congress, two for state auditor
one for superintendent of public in
struction and two for mine inspectors
Busy Day for Democrats.
There are IA aspirants for state of.
fices on the Democrtic ticket as com.
pleted by the final nominations filed
yesterday. This list shows one candi.
date for the gubernational nominal.
ion, three for lieutenant governor, one
for United States senator, two for
congressman, one for secretary OF
state, one for justice Of the supreme
court, one for attorney general, one
for state treasurer, one for state audi
tor, one for superintendent of pub
lie instruction and one for mine in
spector.
From the different senatorial dis
tricts of the state, nominations for
which must be filed with the secre-
tary of state, there are four Repub-
lican aspirants and five Democrats.
Republican State Candidates.
The entire list of Republican nomi-
nations for state offices, as complet-
ed by yesterdays filings at the Sec
retary of states office, is here given.
The name of the person nominated,
the office sought and the nominating
elector, are listed in turn as follows:
Charles w. Dempster, lieutenant
governor; by George w. Lewis.
BENJAMIN F. Tweedy governor; by
E, Monteith.
Joseph H.. Peterson, attorney gen.
eral; by john F. MacLane.
w. d. McReynelds, state treasurer;
by Frank T. Wyman.
Charles A. Hastings, state treasur--
er: by John L. Chapman.
Paul Clagstone. governor; by J. H.
Trout.
James A. Pack, mine inspector, by
W. 8. Bruce.
Owen M. Van Duyn. attorney gen
raj; by Justin B. Gowan.
wilfred L. Clifford, secretary Of
tate; by Byron E. Hyatt.
John M. Haines. governor; by 3. H.
Dewey.
George Steward, justice supreme
ourt; by J. H. Richards.
Grace M. sheperd. superintendent
ublic instruction; by Oliver o. Ha-
a.
Charles w. Beale, congressman; by
avid G. McKissick.
Addison T. Smith, congressman; oy
,harles w. Helser.
Alfred Bulge, justice supreme
ourt: by D. G. McDougall.
Burton L. French, congressman, oy
William e. Lee.
o. v. Allen, state treasurer W
I. Richards.
Axel p. Ramstedt, state auditor; oy
hris A. Hagan.
Robert N. Bell, mine inspector; oy
reemont s. Rowe.
Hermon H. Taylor, lieutenant gov
rnor; by Worth 8. Lee.
Fred L. Huston, state auditor, oy
|. B. Yeaman.
william q. Borah, United States
,nator; by Frank T. Wyman.
John T. Morrison, governor; Dy
,hn d. Robertson.
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