Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-09-10

ern section OF the county, which as
yet have not been rece
official canvass of the ruSurns Of
the recent primary election in Nye
county begun early yesterd y after
noon by the board Of county com
missioners sitting in special session,
was completed last evening Il re
yealed no change in the ma sfial re-
suits of the ballotting, witt only
slight discrepancies in the unofficial
figures announced several days ago
by the Bonanza as to the Number
of votes received by the candidates
for the various offices
In the democratic column, the \
successful candidates polled deci 4
sive vote. obviating any .eccSsity I
for a recount of the ballots. with |
he exception of the assembly per
tion of the ticket, in which instance
there were six candidates for the
five nominations. namely. r. II.
tslIntNs Tifutiit biOdhNFiAs OfOh -
A. Cole. William Forman, f. A. Kelli
her and j. b. Lindsay. Cole lead
D with 72i votes. Barnes pOlled 661,
+ Kelliher $40, Forman 643, Lindsay
S 500 and Broadwell GIL. While pos
y sible. II is not considered probable
u that the returns OF Sharp, Sunnyside
and Currant Greek precincts, which
l. have a total OF 55 registered voters,
e will change the complexion OF the
h returns. District Attorney j. A. Sand
Il ers. who had no opposition for re
n nomination, led the democratic ticket
n with III votes, while County Treas
D. urer Frank p. Mannix. also umoppos
ed for denomination, was close
second with 767 votes. Ed Malley
received 7lS votes against 3Os for
I D. J. Robb for the office OF sheriff
and assessor.
oi There being no opposition for the
e offices in but one of the offices in
H. the republican column-that of rep
~ resentative in congress. for which
A. c. Frohlich of Reno opposed the
incumbent, f e. Roberts and was
defeated by vote of 1877 to 39-the
balloting failed to reveal the strength
Of the Grand Old Party in Nye coun
ty and fave no indication as to the
probable comparative vote OF the tws
N old parties in the general election
R b. Davis. candidate for county
" commissioner tunexpired term), re
ceived the highest vote in the re
publican column, polling 226 ballots
w Robert G. Pohl, candidate to succeeI
p himself as county clerk came secon'
with 222 votes The adherents 0
the socialist party, for the mos
part, voted straight tickets.
rec The results of the official eoun
me follow:
re- Democratic Party
'an u. S. Senator Key Pittman, 1856.
~ Representative in congress-Cla
,ua Tallman, I'll
yas Justice of the supreme COURT
, A. Heer 1853; Patrick A. McCarral
52s.
val Regent state university 0ong tern
70. Walter f. Pratt. 625.
and state senator -Zeb Kendall 7Si
ong Henry G. Schmidt, $50
aled Members OF the assembly,.
In Barnes. Gel Frederic Broadwell. 81
'ads Geo. A. Cole. 724: William Forma
and 64s: T.. A. Kelliher, 64s; J. b. Lin
arly say. 62o.
sN Sheriff and assessor I'D Male
''' 13: D J. Robb. sos.
County Clerk Harlan Acree. y
County treasurer Frank =. Ma
DIX. 1s5
Auditor and recorder Pud
nc Grimes. sol. c A Humphrey =
V1 District attorney A sande
tn
Coun,y commissioner llong teri
-Fra ~ A Marsh. AL
dis C0naiy commissioner short tee
is u . FaaEorald. ssA
sdsr Cauaty commissioner lunexpi'
tesmg yhemas Marshall ~
49, Public aam'nsiralof Vbss
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