The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-04

BOISE. Nov. 4.-(SpeciaI to tn
Mirror.)-M. Alexander's plural
ity can only be estimated at this tim
for only about third of the estimated
total vote is in, but it looks like 5OO'
and it may be more.
Senator J. H. Brady was reelected
He received plurality over }. II
Hawley in the southwest OF about 4OO'
and made practically stand Off in tn
north and carried Ada by around iOOO
He will probably make stand on al
to the other counties. His plurality i
estimated at this time at 5000 to 75Oc
Senator Brady made about stanc
off in Canyon apparently, while Gov
ernor Haines lost it by 800 to lOOO
The senator carried Ada by about lOoo
and as shown by returns at hand the
governor lost it by over 500. The gov
ernor also fell behind in the south
least.
CONGRESSMAN Smith has been re-
elected and Robert NJ McCracken, re-
nuhlican. will be his colleague IN the
house. 49,.
The Idaho Statesman claims the
election of all the balance OF the re-
nnblican ticket. While Lieutenant
Governor Taylor and ATTORNEY Cen
oral Peterson are behind in the re-
turns to date, it is known that both
have favorable territory. to hear from
while their opponents have their pest
folds represented, notably Mr.. Walters
of CANYON county, who received a pls
n1nrality in his home county.
On the face of the returns at mana
w M Morgan leads E.. A. WATERS
for supreme court judge, but 1t is pc
lieved Walters has some good Ter
ritorv To hear from The comparative
" small vote on judges was due 10
tbe disadvantageou position OF the
judicial ticket on the ballot.
Tba Statesman's figures up to
o'clock this morning show the tol-
lowing: Morgan, 547S; Walters. 5O39;
Rradv. 1925; Hawley, 12,S42; Gag
stone. 334O; McCracken, 1850; Smitn'
12915. Forney. 1O,482; Miller, 9l76;
Haines. 1924; Alexander, 14,9o9; NC
Elrov. 1887; Taylor, 93SS; Tanner
e3e4: Barker, 9633; Dougherty, 9llz'
Huston 1912: Lehuquet, 1883; van
Duesen, 6263; Eagleson. 10,3S5; Capps'
q1eS. Broxon, 5316; Peterson, 92lo;
waters 1O.3O7; Mccoy, 10,157; Zum-
hof S447. Bell. 1892; Nordquist, STU.
Nez Perce County Vote
LEWISTON. Nov. 4.-Progressives
in Nez Perce county captured a good
share in the election held yesterday,
so far as returns now are in. They
claim their pluralities will be increas-
ed when the remaining precincts are
in.
The progressives who are in the
IL. - ho fhrnn
missioners whose pluralltles are
watson. SO; Southwick, "a; Ferris, 8.
Other progressives in the lead are
wright for auditor by 80, and Hazen
for assessor by 80.
Republicans who are in the lead
in the county are Randall for repre-
sentative by SO majority over Miles, !
The progressive, candidate; F1nke,
who has majority of 107; Chapman
for treasurer. who is 453 ahead OF
the progressive candidate; Vassar,
who leads Stoddard for coroner by
30. Redfeld. who is $50 ahead of
for superintendent of schools,
md GRAY. whose plurality over Stock
~ for prosecuting attorney is l9S.
Democrats who are in the lead in 4
he county are Stanton for state SEN
ltOr Dy 1o4 ON6l DuhuJ, 'AO P-ooN0~
i've; Lydon for sheriff by 2o0 over
Wyatt, the progressive candidate;
chance, who leads Burns, the pro
,ressive, for probate judge by 252'
nd Booth for surveyor, whose ma
ority over Briggs, the republican, IS
3O
Judge Steele is ahead in the dis
rict by from 1900 to 1000 majority
yer Judge Needham, both non-par-
isan candidates for judge Of the dis !
rict court in the second Judicial dis.
rict. It is said Judge Steele will :
AIRY Latah county by 1000, Lewis
nd Clearwater by about 200 eacn,
nd he is ahead in Nez Perce county
V ITO. 1t is said he will carry
daho county by small majority.
For the supreme court judgeshlp' I
rorgan of Moscow, leads in Nez
erce county by 406 over Walters of
hoshone, the vote early being two 70 I
ne for the north Idaho man In Nez
erce county.
From Idaho County e
GRANGEVILLE, Nov. 4.-The move a
,ent to divide Idaho county was kill Z
! by a good majority in the election q
{ a republican state senator and rep v