Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-12-04

Standpoint. Idaho, Nov 10, 1914.
The board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent same as previous day. Record OF
the proceedings OF the previous day
were read and approved. and the fol-
lowing proceedings were had, to-
wit:
On this day the board continued the
canvass of the returns from the var
ious precincts of Bonner county, Ida,
of the general election held Novem-
Der 3, 1914 and found the number
OF votes cast for and against the con-
stitutional amendments at said cleo
ton, as follows:
Amendment No. Yes, 1243; no.
2125.
Amendment No. 2-Yes, 1875; no,
1852.
Amendment No. S-Yes, 1866; no,
1885.
And it was further found that the
following candidates for United States
senator, representatives in congress,
state and district offices had received
the highest number of votes cast at
said election
United States senator-James H.
Brady.
Representative in congress-Robert
Nj. McCracken and Addison T. Smith.
Governor-John H. Haines.
-Governor-Herman II.
Taylor.
Secretary of state-George r.
Barker.
State auditor-Fred l.. Huston.
State treasurer-John w. Eagleson.
Attorney general-Joseph H. Peter
son.
Superintendent of public instruc-
tion-Bernice Mccoy.
Inspector of mines-Robert N. Bell.
Justice of the supreme court--Wil-
liam Morgan.
Judges of the eighth judicial dis
trict-John NJ Flynn and Robert N.
Dunn.
The following named candidates for
county and precinct offices, having
received the highest number of the
votes cast at said election were by the
board declared duly elected:
State senator-E. K. Elliott.
State representatives-H. B. Carratt,
A. II. Conner and George w. York.
Commissioner, first district-R. G..
Prichard.
Commissioner. second district
Chas. E. Hagman.
Commissioner. third district~-Don
c. McColl.
Clerk of the district court--Robt s.
McCrea.
Sheriff.. s. Remer.
County reasurer--Andrew Christi
enson.
Probate judge-R. F. Wood
County Observation-Disclosures w.
Ramsey.
Assessor-W. w. VonCanon.
Coroner-W. NJ Knapp.
County surveyor-C. ]. Chaffins.
Prosecuting attorney-Allen p.
Asher.
Justices of the peaee
Algoma precinct-Fred Hurdick and
l.. c. Mcpherson.
Blacktail precinct-Michael P, Fer
guson
Blue Lake precinct-Wm. Bleedorn
and Ed Brown.
Boulder precinct-E. b. Schlette and
j. p. Varcoe
Boundary precinct-John VanEtten
and VIM. Rath.
Bonners Ferry precinct. II.
Hoagland and G. w. King.
Cabinet precinct-M. A. McArthurs
and Edward Zeigler.
Clagstone precinct-John Wise and
John Kraack.
Cocolalla precinct-Charles Burk
and Fred Williams.
Copeland precinct-Herbert Delhi
bonn and Thomas Maui.
Clarksfork precinct-J. b. Whit
comb and W. s. Fleming.
Careywood precinct-T. NJ. Carr and
James Kelso.
n flfax oil
r. Fraser
and b. r. Butler.
PASSPORT precinct-George McMar-
tin and G.. II. Kirkpatrick.
Edgemere precinct-Lonie Price.
Gambln Lake precinct-Charles
Flatz and Robt. A. Schroeder.
Granite precinct. ID. Smith and
w. j. Pentland
Hope precinct. G.. Benchley and
John Dooley.
Kootenai precinct-Leroy Monroe
and George Morrow.
Laclede precinct-H. L. Graves and
A. F. White.
Lakeview precinct-Robert Rennie
and r. d. Faust.
LENA precinct--J. W. Knowles and
W. s. Fitterer.
Markham precinct-L. b. Sawyer
and Fred Smith.
Meadows precinct-A. b. Lind ant
w r. Seymour.
Moyea precinct-Wm. Johnson ant
W. b. Woodbury..
Naples precinct-L. Il. Lunden and
e. NJ, Ffnnsy.
Newport precinct-W, q, kellogg