Arizona republican., 1912-09-12
HAYDEN

HAYDEN, Sept. 1.-The primary election passed very quietly in Hay Gen with only 120 votes cast out Of 6 possible POT which indicates lack ot public interest in the contest. The election officers were: r. Charles Feldkamp. clerk: George A. SOutter, clerk; NJ. F. Webster, judge; w. F. Strait, judge. and F. Kennedy Poe inspector. The democrats led with 59 votes, Bull Moosers, second with 37 republicans r and socialists :. A careful count Of the votes indi- cated results as follows: Democratic presidential electors, George Rabbit 31: Lysander Cassidy. 16: Jno. R Hampton, 25: Wiley F. Jones, 90; W. A. O'Connor. 13; F. A. Tovrea. l.: w. T Webb. 29. Democratic rep resentative, Carl Hayden. 52. Demo- cratic precinct committeeman. J. c. Thomas, 4. and w. B Nash. f.
 Bull Moosers: Presidential electors, F. $. Clark. 34; Jno. C. Greenway. 35: D. B. Heard. 35. Representative, Robert s Fisher, 32. Precinct com mitteeman, P. Charles Feldkamp, IA; W. E. Nash. 3, and F. Gauch. l.
 Republican: Presidential electors, Fred s. Breen. Walter Talbot and Hoval A. Smith each received T. votes. Thos. F.. Campbell for repre- sentative, 15 votes and C. B. Wiley for precinct committeeman. F votes.
 On the socialist ticket seven votes each went to J. l.. Brooks, E. B. Simarton and Paul F. White for electors and to A Charles Smith for represer tative. while H. Christie was chosen precinct committeeman by one vote
 w B. Nash who received votes for committeeman on both the dem ocratic and progressive tickets was not a candidate for any office but some Of his friends in each party insisted on drawing him in by plac- ing his name on the ballots.
 The Hayden school opened for the 1912-I3 term Monday with Philos Cooke in charge as principal and Misses Maud Miller. Roxie Sturgeon and Helene Wood as teachers. An excellent first day attendance was or hand and there is no doubt that in a few days more when many others who are somewhat tardy in enrolling have reported for attend ance we will have about as many as last term if not more. Walter Nash will serve as truant officer as he dld last term.
 Ygnacio Martinez, q Mexican, lies at the point of death here as the result of his evident plans to hold up Manager Duncan of the San Pedro branch of the Hayden Supply company, Tuesday night Money from that branch is usually sent to the main store in Hayden proper Dut for some reason on this occasion, II is said that, MT Duncan took the money from the days business. which was probably considerable on account of the fact of it's being pay day. to his room with him. His room adJoins the store building About ten o'clock he heard a noise outside and went to the door to investigate. At that moment he was fired upon ny some one in the dark, the bullet striking the building. After running back 70 get his pistol MT. Duncan stepped uot of the building but there was no enc near In the meantime some one had notified Deputy Walter Gibson who was at the nearby saloon, and taking with him for assistance Miguel Duarte who was there at the time they followed Martinez, who had been located as the party doing the shooting and was then walking up the street Martinez paid no atten- ton to the officers commands to stop and continued until he had passed the street light in that vicn ity and gone into the dark beyond. About this time Duarte called to him