Weekly journal-miner., 1912-11-06
TALE AS TOLD IN
 DISPATCHES.
Continued rom Page One)

Continued rom Page One) ----.~--~>~~~------~-~~~~~-
 .nall precincts to near from gives Wilson 6s2, Roosevelt 237, Taft IO6, and Debs l06,
 oye Wis Wilson 2e7; Roosevelt, 1ss, Taft s3 Debs. l22, Haydcn 363, Fisher
 2l4. Campbell 9, Smith 6s.
 SAFFORD. Now s.-Eighteen
 precincts gives Wilson 334, Roose- yelt s. Taft 4o. Debs %. Hayden
 5A, Campbell 70. Fisher 85, Smith
 9o
 GLOBE, Nov. s.--Incomple,e re-
 ,prn, give Wilson 6, Roosevelt 46. Tait l2, Dcbs 24. Hayden e, Camp bell l3, Fisher Al. Smith 9. PHOENIX, Nov. 5.-Five precine. give Wilson o0%6. Roosevelt l44O. Tai, s60, Debs 3s9.
 Wilson has apparently carried every county in Arizona with the po,s sible exception of Coconino PHOENIX. Nov, 5s--One hundred and thirty precincts give Wilson ogS', Roosevelt >66@, Taft 204s, Debs 400, Chapin l6. tH BlSBEE, Nov. S.-All referendum measures carried by big majority in- cludiup Woman Suffrage
 HOLBROOK, Nov. 5.-Three pre- cincts give Wilson lo6. Roosevelt, l70. Taft l30. Debs 10. Chapin 4 Hayden 207. Fisher l2l, Campbell i3s. Smith 10, Gibson ?
 FLAGSTAFF, Nov. s.--A small
 vote was cast and the indication is
 for a small Republican majority. The Suffrage and Railroad amendments will receive a majority. Hayden leads the ticket strong. Debs is re-
 ported strong in the logging camps Lines are down and no returns in yet.
 HOLBROOK, Nov. 5.-The pre-
 cinc,s of Wilson with one third the votes of Navajo county gives Will. son Sl. Roosevelt 70. Taft B. Debs 1. Campbell. Republican 3A, Hayden, Democrat, So. Fisher. Progressive,
 a. Smith. Socialist, 4. Impossible
 to get complete returns tonight. GLOBE, Nov. 5-Returns are slow
 on account of the complications
 growing out of holding the National
 and City elections on the same day.
 c. \. NJ. Carvil "The Village Black
 smith" was elected Mayor by the
 Democrats. The entire Democratic city ticket was elected with the ex. cep,ion of Knowles, non-partisan and Miller, Socialist, who were elected Aldermen. Hayden is running slight lv ahead of his ticket for Congress. The Socialists carried North Globe and have probably carried Miami bu, they made little impression on other sections of Giia County. The count on the amendments is slow but the best impression is that they will carry in Gila County but the majority will not be heavy. The miners lien legislation has probably been defeated in Gila. NOAGLES. Nov. s.--The four
 largest precincts in Santa Cruz
 county give Wilson l7l, Roosevelt
 9s. Taft SO. Debs 2s. Chapin l.
 Hayden l82, Fisher S4, Campbell 52, Smith Is. HOLBROOK. Nov. s-Ten pre-
 cincts in Navajo county give Wilson
 ll5. Roosevelt i2l, Taft 97, Debs
 c. Campbell G. Hayden l2l, Fisher
 7S. Smith 6. Gibson 6.
 HOLBROOK, Nov 5.--Five pre-
 cincts in Apache County give Will
 son SS. Roosevelt 65. Taft 3S. Debs Q, Chapin 1. Campbell. Republican 25, Hayden. Democrat, SA, Fisher
 Progressive. B. Smith, Socialist, O.
 Gibson. Prohibition. 1.
 KINGMAN. Nov. 5.-Twelve pre- clncts in Majove county gave Wil- son 262. Roosevelt l7S, Taft sg Debs l74, Hayden El. Fisher IFS
 Campbell 60. Smith l73. For Sufi,
 rage Amendment 207. against 32. All constitutional amendments carry. by big majority and the referred laws
 relating to railroads was carried by four to one.