The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17

VINO was sworn INTO OInce ds sucn a
Guthrie the day previous. The frs
officer TO take the oath of Jffice
aside from Judge Mason, was Mrs
Mary V. Niblack, as county superin
tendent.
About the time the above officers
were well acquainted with the duties
of their various offices, the year 1915
had arrived, and they were again OBJ
ligated to enter the lists for re-elec
! tion, which most of them did, an(
we find 80 aspirants facing the start
er in the second great Carter county
handicap.
c. b. Kendrick was chosen as sen
ator to succeed j. c. Little, who NOV
ed out of the state, and the following
were the candidates before the pri
mary and the total of the votes re,
ceived by each:
For representatives. L. Bounds
f23; J. B. Champion 1891; w. ].
Gill 456; w. !. Putnam $50; U. T.
Rexroat 944; J. T. Sneed 7O2.
For district Judge-S. H. Russell
1904; J. ] Parsons 574.
For county judge r. Mason
1857; Guy Sigler S34; NJ F. Winfrey
1115.
For county attorney. H. Math-
ers 2214.
For district clerk-Fred Haynie 9l5;
II. c. Jones 463; S. VI. Parker $40;
d T. Taylor $50; Fred VIII ans 649.
For county clerk-B. w. Duke 2l06
For sheriff.. II. Akers 2SS; Ira
Arnold 26O; d. E. Booker 72 Foot
billiard 10: Buck Garrett 677 Dick
Hignight 5S7; W. f. Landrum 1855;
Bill McLemore Al; Ben Stevens,
56S.
For treasurer-G. X. Leeman 9S2;
d. NJ. Rumph 1916.
For register of deeds-Grove Chase
2S6; c. c. Galloway 460: j. G. Latta
11SS: S. S. Tolson 1006.
For surveyor-A. G. Edwards 1859;
C. A. Reeder $50; Will Wigs 55S
For county superintendent-G F.
Coffman 547; NJ. V. Niblack 74S;
L. NJ. Thurston 554; Fred Tucker
1898.
For county weigher-S. Brown 643;
J. F. Carter SO; w. Cordum 2O7;
r. NJ. billiard 921; ]. T. Payne 1872
w. /. Smith 500; ]. A. Thompson
997.
For county commissioner: Third
district-R. F. Scivally SS1; Chas
Thomas 362.
For county commissioner: Second
district-Will Gardner 351; W. NJ.
Kirkpatrick 353; d f. Turpen A.
For county commissioner; Th'r.
district--A. E hdly 5,1: . KiDa:
den 427.
The above figures were the result
of the primary held August 2, 1910,
and the following ticket was voted for
and elected at the general election
on November S:
Senator-C. b. Kendrick; represen-
tatives - ReXroat and Champion;
county judge-M F. Winfrey; county
Attorney. H. Mathers; sheriff
Buck Garrett; county clerk-B. w.
Duke; treasurer-D. NJ. Rumph; reg
lister of deeds-J. G. Latta district
clerk-Fred Haynie; county superin'
tendent-Fred Tucker; surveyor-Alf
G. Edwards; county weigher-R. NJ.
billiard; with r. F. Scivally, o. X.
Darden and w. NJ kirkpatrick as the
board of county commissioners.
1t was during this administration
that the present court house was COM
pleted and occupied by the county
officers
This takes up to the primary cleo
ton of August s. 1872, at which time
fifty three were in the running for
party preferment in the following
races:
For state senate-Frcd Tucker of
this city and Jesse l.. Jordan of
Marietta had their hats in the ring.
Rexroat had as opponents Byron Drew
and o. X. Darden for representative,
and for the office of county Judge,
four entries were after the Job, name
ly: w. F. Bourland, who received
BOZ votes; w. F. Freeman, 1886; |.
r. Mason 669; NJ. F. W'infiey S21.
For county attorney-W. R. Bleak
more 7S6: A. Hardy $40, J.. G. Shell
ton 635; Guy Sigler 1872; R. T. Tur-
ner Sos;
For district clerk Fred Haynie had
no opponent, getting Pill votes.
For county clerk-B. w. Duke 1888;