The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-09-05

Clerk of supreme court = Coogan,
1917; Josephs, 2915; Mccormick,
20S1.
Inspector of mines-Moore, 1874;
Ray, 1891; Ryan, 2192.
ESMERALDA COUNTY
Unofficial returns of the primary
election Tuesday from all but five
small precincts of Esmeralda coun-
ty, namely, Coaldale, Fish Lake,
Gold Mountain, Silver Peak and
Mary Mine, show that the candidates
for two nominations on the republic
can ticket ran a neck-and-neck race
with the result still in doubt. At 2
o'clock this afternoon the figures on
the congressional nomination snow
ed that HARDWOOD polled IS and Rob-
erts "a, and for long-term county
commissioner Kendall had a lead of
one over Grier, the vote standing
143 to 142.
On the democratic ticket Fowler
has a lead in this county of 256
votes over Sears, with only four
small precincts to be heard from.
For the gubernatorial nomination,
Boyle obtained almost a two-to-one
vote over Allen. For lieutenant
governor, Sullivan leads Ascher by
nearly 500 votes. Coleman leads his
closest competitor, Talbot, by 277
votes for the nomination for justice
of the supreme court. For Inspector
of mines, Ryan carried the pre-
cincts heard from against his two
competitors.
Although Walsh has a lead over
Somers of sixty votes in Esmeralda
county for the nomination of district
judge, only a few precincts in Min
eral county, which is also a part OF
the seventh judicial district, have
been heard from, and the result of
the ballOting is in doubt. The unof-
fetal returns received at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon show:
Republican
Representative in congress = Cole
l.. Harwood, SO; E. e. Roberts, "a.
oCCIC IdlN vi oldICh. t. fAudHl
son, 106; A. w. Holmes, "a; Alex l.
Tannahill, SIS.
Inspector of mines - Mark G
Bradshaw, 1856; Andy J. Stinson. II
County commissioner (long term
Harry r. Grier. 142; Joseph B
Kendall, 143.
Democratic
Representative in congress-Leon
ard B. Fowler, 500; Fulton Fl. Sears
343.
Governor-Lemuel Allen, 312
Emmett d. Boyle, 606.
Lieutenant governor-A. A. Asch
er, 256; Maurice ]. Sullivan, TAB.
Justice of supreme court-H. F
Bartine. 119; Ben w. Coleman. $50
A. A. Heer, 1871; George F. Talbot
2O3.
Superintendent of public instruc
ton - John Edwards Bray, $50
Edward E. Winfrey. 800.
Clerk of supreme court-Harry J
Coogan. 1916; Joe Josephs, 1862
Joseph H. Mccormack, $50.
Inspector of mines-James D
Moore, PAT; Zeb Ray. 345; Ed Ryan
422.
District judge-Peter J.. Somers
467: ]. Emmett Walsh, SGT.
State senator-Dr. B. F. Elliott
900; John (Doc) O'Toole, $40.
Assemblymen-M. B. Amber
ST.; Jacob Arm. 291; Walter Bar
ing, 454: Will Catalan, $50; w. II
Curtin. $40: James G. Cushing, $50
A. w. Honsinger. 373; w. f. circuit
1911: John w. Rhoda, 1873; Henr,
M. Rives. 4S7; Charles Seitz, 240
A. c, Walsh. 4O2; Harry s. Winslow
$50.
Sheriff and assessor - w. A.. In
gals, 500; NJ. A.. Kibby, $50.
Clerk and treasurer-JOseph Ham
ilton. 2S5; Jack Noone, 1854; Wa
ter f. Pratt. 269; II. Charley Rob
erson, 80.
Recorder and auditor. A. Cody
266: Clyde p. Johnson. 1876.
County commissioner (short term
Carl F. Carpenter. 275; Pat Fee
ley. 395: Thomas A. Mills. 313.
Public Administrations. r. JET
fry. 420; James II. Parks, 513.
Justice of peace (Goldfield) -
Marvin Arnold. 427; Adams F
Brown, 377.
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