Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-06
.nAWLEY AND HA|NES IN
A VERY CLOSE RACE
FOR COVERNORSH|P
Governor Runs Strong in North and Is
Still in Contest Martin Third
in the Race

Taft.
Returns are too fragmentary to indi-
cate which presidential candidate has
carried the state. It does not appear
that Taft has It. still tho Mormon"
pluralities may be great enough to give
1t to him. Outside Of those counties,
the state goes to Roosevelt by . strong
lead.
Adams County.
Council, Nov. 6.-Council won the
permanent county seat Of Adams coun-
ty by about $50 majority. No returns
are available here on election but
Council precinct. the largest in the
county gave a plurality for Taft and
for Hawley.
Bonner County.
Standpoint, Nov. 6.-Four precincts
in Bonner county give Wilson 270.
Taft 277. Roosevelt, 46o. Hawley 27o.
Haines 143. Martin SOC; Mitchell 144,
Pugmire 1877. French All, Smith 22S.
Smock 2S5; Parker 243. Taylor 35S,
Boyd 245; Daughters 497, Clifford It's.
Bailey 173: Bowen, 22S, Stewart 2S9;
Boutwell, 234. Peterson 294. Barclay
231; Faris 236, Yates 23s, Allen ZIG;
Overman 234. Huston 2S6, Miles 242;
Harper 253, Shepherd ats; Lambrix
224. Bell 31s. Skeels 1893.
Debs received 269 and Coblantx 236.
Bear Lake County.
Montpelier. Nov. 6.-Returns from
all but two large precincts give Taft
and the Republican state ticket lead
Of $50. The Progressives polled about
200 votes in the county. The Republi-
can legislative ticket Is elected. The
Democrats get only their commission
ers. The missing precincts are not
likely to change the result.
| Boise County.
| Arrow Rock, Nov. 6.-Ricks 46, Can
non As, Hogan As. Workman As. CLARK
II, Dalby 20. Martin II. Moore 10
Harland "a. Harris 81. Earl "a, Olney
54, Baltazor AZ, Chenoweth AZ. Reimers
AZ, Rogers ~, Headley 3. Morrow 8
Tracy 8; French 81, Smith 81, Mitchell
5s, Pugmire Sc. Smock %: Paul L Bel
lott 50. Rigg 40, Carrick 8. Tucker 8;
Stewart 66. Bowen 81. Nussgen 80;
Haines 80, Hawley "a, Martin 81;
Coblantz 81, Nichols s; Taylor 56. Par.
ker II, Boyd SO; Chapman 40. Ebert 3;
Clifford so. Daughters 50. Bailey A
Coonrod Al, Hays 3, Huston Sc, Over
man 60, Miles At. Pifer 40. Cowan 4
Allen 62, Faris 81. Yates 4s, Triplov
80, Austin 8; Peterson 54. Boutwell, 81
Barclay As, Evans 40: Shepherd 81
Harper So, Conley 40. Beatty 8; Bell 50
Lambrix so, Wray Al, Creasey 8; Nucl
104, Jamison 81. Shaw 81 Nichols 101
Sums Sc, Stink 80; Mills. Jr, "A. CO.
SO, Cotton "A, Glennon g.. Connaughtol
so, Cancrall 81; Hiatt 1o1, Garrett 81
ED ~; Cox 81, Rhodes So; Quinn "a
Pettus 81. Rowland a.: Wood II, Hal
rs; Becher Is. Kitley 50: Darkwood 81
Coonrod 64. Napson a.; Ackmir 10s
Edwards 65; Wilson 76, True 81.
Bonner County.
D Standpoint. Nov. 6.-Eleven Of th
largest precincts out Of II in Bonne
county gave Taft 4es, Wilson 81.
Roosevelt 70s. Debs 696: French So
Smith 541, Mitchell At, Pugmire 46!
/. Smock $50: Haines ss4. Hawley So
Martin 745. Four Of these II precinct
are in Standpoint and It is believed tn
outside precincts will increase tn
/. Roosevelt and Martin lead, thus de
i. creasing Haines even lower than Haw
i ley.
al Cassia County.
9 Burley. Nov. e.-Cassia county VI
Q 20 to Haines but by not more tina
. 900 over Hawley. The Martin vots
: this county was light, but there a
9 no figures available. Tho Borah LEI
Q islative ticket 10 elected.
It Clearwater County.
d Lewiston, Nov. 6.-Three out Of
It precincts in Clearwater county q,
u Taft 151. Wilson 24S. ROOSEVELT .
., Debs 121: French 227. Smith =
e Mitchell 1ss. Pugmire l6e, emeulg =!
e Haines 1862. Hawley 226. Martha II,
d Stewart 153. Bowen 24o: Taylor IL
i Parker 12o Boyd ~: Clifford 10
Daughters 1876, Bailey 80; Huston II
ID Overman al, Miles 80; Allen lat, Far
n 232: Peterson 100, Boutwell, 237, Barcls
II 81; Shepherd 241, Harper 1856; Bell 16
= LAmbrix 24s. 6keels 91.
M gilmore County.
81 Mountain Home, Nov. 6.-Retur1
d from Mountain Home olenns Fsrr