The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-15
PUTNAM COUNTY'S
OFFICIAL VOTE
Records but About One Halt
the Democratic Strenqth.

The canvassing board of Putnam
county did not finish its work of tabu
lating the vote of the county until The
middle of the forenoon last Friday, and
after The News had gone TO the mail
In brief form however that vote was al
follows:
Presidential Electors-Democrats, 776
republican, 245; progressives, So; pro
hibitionists, 81; socialists, Y. In each
of the above cases the highest vote
given an elector on the respective
tickets is given.
For governor: Park Trammell $50.
]. w. Bigham 26, William r. O'Neal
III, William C. Hodges 70, Thomas w.
Cox 6S.
For secretary of state: H. Clay Craw-
ford 500, Il. T. Bielby 100, Lewis Otto
"a, Fred Lincoln Patlson So
For attorney general Thomas F..
West 7O1, Henry w. Bishop 1903, M. G..
Gibbons 50, Abner d. Miller 90.
For comptroller: w. V. Knott ~,
Robert A. Alfred 20, George c. Crom
125, David L. Dunham II.
For state treasurer: ]. C. Euning 745,
|. E. Webster 112, d. l.. Skipper 80,
Karl l.. Harter AZ.
For superintendent of public instruc-
tion: w. N. Sheats 74O, John C.
Showers 80, f. D. Miller 40, w. c. Ed
wards 81.
For commissioner OF agriculture. w.
A. McRae 723, w. l.. Van Duzer 81,
Bowen Sheppard 81, A. ]. Pettigrew 76
For justice of the supreme court: ].
B. Whitfield III, f. C. Cubberly 81, E.
P. Axtell 50, George McA. Miller u.
For railroad commissioner: Royal c.
Dunn 725, c. Z. Pleas 81, Felipe Carbon
nell 26, C. f. Schneider SO.
For congressman at large: Claude
L'Engle 7Sl, Francis P. Coffin II,
George w. Allen 70, Edward r. Gunby
80, A. N. Jackson 90.
For congressman, Second congress.
ional district: Frank Clark S44, John
w. Howell 70, c. E. Speir 2S, ]. ].
Collins 81.
For member of the House of Repre-
Sentatives, two elected: w. S. Middle
ton $50, w. A. Russell 699, M. Drennen,
Sr., 142, H. V. Smith 10.
For county tax collector: r. ]. Han
cock 941, S. G. Koontz "a.
For county assessor of taxes: G. F.
Bullard S55.
For clerk circuit court: Henry Hut
Crimson 9OS, ]. II. Rothhammer 20.
For sheriff: r. l.. Kennerly 927.
For county treasurer: ]. E. Edmond
son SS1.
For county Judge. E. E. Haskell 361,
J. V. Walton 333, ]. H. Harp 1875.
For county superintendent of public
instruction: ]. d. Cottingham S43,
Chester A. Bair SO.
For county surveyor: Randall Wells
7O5, c. A. LeHardy 213.
For county commissioners, one in |
each district: w. c. Alvers, district
No. 1, 632; A. D. Curry, district No. 2,
7O2; L. L. Moody, district No. 2. 227;
8. A. Turner, district No. 8, 5S4; D. P.
Hancock, district No. 4, 5S4; E. B.
Perry, district No. 5, sos; w. H. Wal
xer, district No. 5, 1928.
For members board OF public inStruc-
ion: P. ]. BeckS 743, E. r. Conway
'73, J. II. Green 635, M. brennan, Jr.,
For justice of the peace, district No.
!: ]. E Marshall 324, E. Loomis 80.
Constitutional amendments:
A joint resolution proposing rn amend
nent to article V of the constitution of
he state of Florida relative to the ju-
liciary department. Yes $50; no 81.
A joint resolution proposing an
mendment to article XII of the consti-
ution of the state of Florida relative TO
ducation, to be known as section II of
aid article; providing for the issuance
# bonds by special tax school districts,
or the exclusive use of public free
chools within such school districts,
nd authorizing a levy of tax TO create
sinking fund for the payment of the
interest and redemption of such bonds.
,eS 354; no 1O4.