Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-06

WIN complete returns LToHi NoI d
single county in the state and with
several counties with no returns at all
up to midnight and from others moth
ing, but estimates in which no figures
are given and in which 1t is declared
figures will not be available before
tomorrow, it looks very much at late
hour this morning as If it were any,
body's fight for governor.
Martin has carried the southwest by
big lead over Haines, with Hawley
second. Haines has beaten Martin
badly in the southeast with Hawley
again a second. II Hawley should lead
either of the others in the north, or II
either of the others should lead Haw-
ley in that section, that would deter
mine who should be elected.
Each side is claiming a victory with
Just grounds for the claim. If Mar
tin comes down from the north with
the vote he claimed he would win II
Haines should come down with the
vote he claimed he would win, and II
Hawley received the vote there he
claimed, he will win, and there are not
enough returns to show which will get
1t.
1t looks at this time as IL an exact
reproduction of the direct primary sit
uation were to be re-enacted
Any claim Of advantage made upon
returns received last night is merely
claim based upon prejudice or upon
mere hope that the later retuhns
would favor the candidate in whose be-
half such claims were made
The southeast has gone overwhelm-
ingly for Haines and Taft, according
to reports received in which, how
ever, few figures are given
Martin has carried Ada county by
1000 over Haines and he has carried
Canyon county by much larger fig
ure than that. Haines gets 1t back
on his in the southeast, while Hawley
seems to have the best of it in Lincoln,
Blaine, Custer and Elmore.
The Capital News refrains from
making any claims for the very good
reason that there are insufficient fig
| ures upon which to base intelligent
claims until fuller returns are received.
owyhee County.
Bruneau,, Nov. 5.-Bruneau pre-
cinct, complete, gives Wilson 6S. Taft
rs, Roosevelt "a. Debs 4, French 1903.
Smith SO. Smock 7. Pugmire 81. Mitch
| ell 40, Stewart 95. Bowen 81, Allen 80,
Faris 81. Hawley 73. Martin "a, Haines
II. For senator, Dunning Oem) 43,
Keith (Rep.) 127. For representative,
Healey (Dem) Al, Bennett (Rep) 1872.
Bruneau, Nov. 5.-Homedale precinct
gives Wilson 45. Taft II, Roosevelt Q,
Debs 9: Hawley 46, Martin IA. Haines
II. For senator. Dunning (Dem) SO,
Keith (Rep) 80; for representative
Healy Dem.) 5s. Bennett (Rep) 26.
| Bruneau, Nov. 5.-Hot Springs pre-
cinct gives Wilson 20, Taft 26, Roose-
welt 5; Hawley SO, Haines "a. Martin
| s.; for senator. Dunning (Dem0 "a,
| Keith (Rep.) SO; for representative.
Healy (Dem.) %. Bennett (Rep) 27.
Adams County.
New Meadows. Nov. 5.-New Mead
ows gives Taft 103, Roosevelt 43, Will
son As; Haines 100. Hawley AZ, Martin
Ss.
Meadows, Nov. 5.-Old Meadows
gives Taft II. Roosevelt Al. Wilson Al !;
Haines So, Hawley ss. Martin So.
Nex Psree County.
Lewiston, Nov. 5.-One out Of four
precincts In Lewiston. incomplete, give
Taft 1913, Wilson 1874. Roosevelt 65.
Debs g.; congressman. French 146.
Smith lat, Mitchell 172. Pugmire 1877.
Smock 32: governor, Haines 1870, Haw-
ley 14o. Martin so.
Neg Psres County.
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