The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-09-13
THE PRIMARY ELECTION.

THE PRIMARY ELECTION.
There was not a great deal of in
terest manifested in the primary cleo
tion Tuesday in this place ,and as no
arrangements had been made for get
ting out the vote a good many failed
to go to the polls. The weather was
superb, and there was nothing in that
way to interfere with the voters 90
ing to the polls. The total vote cast
was lSS, out of registration of some
25O. Out OF this vote, 1877 were repub-
llcans, "A democrats and socialists
Ihe main interest centered around
the candidates for representative. and
shame be it said there were 19 votes
cast against the home candidate a
lack of loyalty that no other town in
the county would be guilty of. The
democrats stood true to Mr.. Newland
The voting was very erratic. and from
the shape OF some of the ballots the
doubt is created if the American peo-
pie as a whole are capable of exer-
clslng the elective franchise. We give
the republican and democratic votes of
Or0vllle No. | precinct as a record for
future reference:
Republican Party
Congressional
CONGRESSMAN-AT-LARGE
Arthur Simmons 10, Harry Rosen-
haupt 2S, Frank Hammond IL. Henry
B. Dewey 21, John p. Fay 9, A. G..
Shaw 10, j. E. Frost AS.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-
VIM. l.. La Toilette SO, George w.
Shaefer 5. w. M. Ridpath 80.
State
GOVERNOR
M. E. Hay "a, Orville Billings 20.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
A. V. Fawcett 1919, j. H. Brown 4-1O.
Louis F. Hart 25-17, Albert A. Piller
1875, w. c. McMaster 7-13, Charles Ed
ward Coon S-5.
SECRETARY OF STATE
Ben R. Fish %, R. l.. Kline 1S, l. NJ
Howell 43.
STATE AUDITOR
w. e. Cromwell 35, C. w. Clausen As.
STATE TREASURER
Edward Meath A. d. H. Cox a.
COMMISSIONER. OF PUBLIC LANDS
H. p. Niles S-11, M. II. Tamblin 2O-5,
Leola May Blinn lib, A. r. Upright
1910, Clark V. Savidge 9-23.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
w. V. Tanner AS, John F. Dore SO.
a.. STATE SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
A. S. Burrows SO, Josephine Preston
81.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
John II. Schively 27, H. o. Fishback So
Legislative
STATE SENATOR
J. ID. Logan 81, w. A. Bolinger 26.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
r. l.. Picken II, c. +. Burton s. ]. F..
Samson 112.
County
COUNTY SHERIFF
H. d. Tomlinson Al, Harry e. Stark 75
COUNTY AUDITOR
F. A. Granger so, Joseph e. Leader
IA, r. l.. Blackstone As.
COUNTY CLERK
WIN. >. Mcclure 64, >. L. Sterling 45,
COUNTY TREASURER
H. r. Grahlman 81, E. C. Quackenbush
3S.
COUNTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Chas. A. Johnson S5.
COUNTY ASSESSOR
Arthur c. Egbert 81, John Scott SO.
COJTNrry LNCJNL1L,p
F. A. McGuin 55, Harry A. Young "a.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
COMMON SCHOOLS
c. NJ. Burnham IS.
COUNTY CORONER
Roy F. Nc Campbell 76.
For justice of the peace w. H. Gran
dali and e. E. Parsons were nominat-
ed in Oroville precinct No. | and Fred
Gadbury for constable, on the repub-
lican ticket. S. C. Mitchell was elected
precinct committeeman.
On the democrat ticket E. Mccain
mon was nominated for justice of the
peace, and J. J. Meyers for constable.
r. p. Hoskyn was elected precinct
committeeman.
In Oroville precinct No. 8, Mrs. F..
A. De Vos was elected justice of the
peace, and Leslie Stansbury constable.
Fred J. Fine was chosen precinct COM
mitteeman.