The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1912-11-07


or, $. J. BonnifeId, auditor and record
er; j. w. Davey, clerk; F. G. Hoen-
stine, treasurer; Chris Wolf, public adj
ministrator, had no opposition, and
were unanimously elected
Unofficial returns are complete, with
the exception of Spring Valley, Jun
go, Kennedy and Bartlett Creek. 1t
is probable that returns from all of
these win not be known until the Off
cial count Monday Following is the
vote in the county, with the exceptions
noted:
President and Vice President.
Wilson, 6S2; Roosevelt, $50; Taft,
ll9; Debs, S34 Wilson, 5 plurality
over Roosevelt 146.
United States Senator.
Massey, 713; Pittman, 679; Summer
field, 90; Steele, 252 Massey S plu.
rality over Pittman, 81.
Representative in Congress.
Roberts, 5S3; Spfingmeyer, 167;
Taliman, 632; Wordeu, 300 Tall
mans plurality over Roberts, 40.
Justice Supreme Court.
Bartlett, 457; l4ockhaft, leo Me
Carran, 500; Thomas, 153. MeCarran S
plurality over Bartlett, Az
Regent State University tLong Term)
Anker, 766; Codd, 4I5; Comins, 331;
Pratt, 39S; Reeves, 49, Woodliff, 355.
Regent State University (short Term
Haworth, 446; o 'Brien, 4s7; Pray,
442.
State Senator
Blair GIL; Carpenter 943 Carpen-
ter s majority, 272.
Acco,,, 1a1x
Boylan, 1856; Brandon, 72s; Brett
395; Cole, III; Davis, 593; Hatch, 1856;
Juett, 3o8; LaPoint, 7S3; Pettingill.
356; Powell, 566; Scott, 553; Stone,
321; Swezy, SIS; Welshons, GIL; Will
hanson, 397.
Successful candidates, LaPoint
Brandon, Welshons, Davis, swezy
Sheriff.
Lamb, l,2l6; Miller, 467. Lamb 's
majority, 749.
District Attorney.
Bonnifeld, SIT: Callahan, LOGS Cal.
lahan's majority, 5sl.
Surveyor
Montgomery, AL, sheldon, 543; Til.
den, 60l. Tilden s plurality over Shell
don, So.
county Commissioner Gong Tern)
Bradshaw, 6I7; Burr. 273; Byrnes
773. Byrnes plurality over Bradshaw,
156.
County Commissioner (short Term).
Cooper, l,024; Pitt, 642. Co. per s
majority, SS2.
Township officers.
Winnemueea-Just of the peace;
Anderson. 107; Dunn, 32S; Douglass
ll6. Dunn S majority, 105.
Moore, 333; Davis, 90;
Bowling. l3s. Moore's majority, 105
Gold Run (Goleonda Buckley fol
were the successful candidates.
National--sShea for justice and vii
lis for constable were successful.
Imlay-Nunamake for Justice and
Rich for constable were successful.
Sulphur-Anderson for justice and
Bradway for constable were successful
Paradise Valley-Sterling for justice
and Byrnes for constable were success
full
Lovelock-Hood was elected JUS
tice, but result on constable is so close
that it cannot be determined until
Spring Valley is heard from.
Spring Valley Heard From
At a late hour this afternoon Spring
Valley was heard from. The precinct
east but l6 votes which does not ma
terially affect the result Massey lost
the precinct by eight votes, which re
duces his lead in the county to 26
Swezy received three votes to six fol
Powell, which reduces his lead OF
twelve votes to nine, but at Jungo he
received three votes more than Pow
ell, which places him still twelve votes
in the lead, with only Kennedy ano
Bartlett Creek to hear from.
Wolf Elected Constable.
For constable Wofl received ma
iority of nine over Marker, which
gives him a lead in the township OF
eight votes.